Why do people care who Satoshi Nakamoto is/was? It's like wondering the name of the person that created the wheel. Sure, I suppose I would be curious about the name of the inventor of the wheel, if nothing else to raise a beer to them from time to time, but ultimately the wheel is the important part of the story.

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They are of the point of view that since internet cannot replace the newspapers, the same is true with the banks. Being a crypto lover, i would love to see banks eliminated but does these big people with so much money will let that happen  

Have you ever thought what would the world be without Bitcoin? Imagine if the cryptocurrency was never invented and we'd still be living with Fiat (paper money and credit/debit cards). People would be subject to banks' desires without a chance for freedom. A cashless society would be only a dream, without innovations in the FinTech space. Gold would still be an option, but not everyone will be able to access it. The unbanked people will be forced to deal with banks in order to participate in the mainstream economy. A lot of challenges and hurdles would arise without a decentralized form of currency for the enjoyment of all.

What do you think the world will be today without Bitcoin? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I’m a bit confused about these. My doctor will always say don’t skip a meal and he will always remind me “An apple a day keeps you from the doctor” so if skipping meal is a bad habit, why do experts and professional nutritionist  say intermittent fasting is healthy?

Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.

I can see that soon almost exchanges and even ICO programs will be requiring us to do the KYC procedures where we are required to pass copies of our legal documents before we are granted entrance or the use of the services or programs we are interested with. This can be as common as having a password or 2FA.

Now, personally I have no big problem with it though just like anybody else am also concerned that my personal information can be divulged to anybody or a group that might use it for any illegal purpose. This is one risk we are facing once we are actively living in the online world. Evil people who can be thousands of miles away can now be just one click away.

What are your apprehensions about the KYC procedures that will soon be as popular as noodles?

So I bought BTC at £9000, made a nice amount. Is it a good idea to now sell this and move that money into alt coins? or should I  sell half BTC and buy back in after alt season is finished?

What do you think?

I am created this topic just to discuss about which platform or website that providing the best service in your opinion so other can know and have a choice or at least we will have other option.
In my opion BitStamps is the best and fastest platform to buy bitcoins and then Coins Base, how about you? 

Hi All,

Any defi coin i buy do i need to stake or can i just accumulate as much as i can on an exchange and hope for some profit?

Or do all buyers of DEFI coins stake?

Thanks

Some people says raising Bitcoin block size hurt decentralization because it increases cost to run a full node. Bitcoin block size limit remains at 1MB 4 million weight units in past few years, while hardware and internet continue growing. The growth could be higher speed, higher efficiency or lower cost. With that in mind and ignoring other factor (such as blockchain size growth, hashrate distribution and total of full nodes), does Bitcoin become more decentralized over time?

P.S. This is just my shower thought, so obviously it has flaws.

I met a girl on a dating site. When I met her, she turned out to be much more beautiful than in the photo. Since then I like to communicate with people online, I met a lot of new people from other countries.

As a long-time Bitcoin hodler, I welcome the current development of Bitcoin and find the increasing acceptance great. But the question arises as to whether Bitcoin can still be considered as money for everyday transactions or whether the idea is outdated and Bitcoin is more of a store of value option like gold than a means of payment.

Why? I try to pay with Bitcoin wherever possible. Fortunately, more and more merchants and services are accepting Bitcoin. Whether directly or through third-party providers. Here are my experiences over the past few weeks.

I wanted to take out a subscription to my favorite streamer. $4.99 payable with Bitcoin. Timely Confirmation Fees, $ 6.71. 134% of the purchase price. Even with an annual subscription, the fees would still be around 20-23%.

Paying my web hosting costs of around $30, Bitcon fees also around $5, which would be 16-17% fees.

The fees may be acceptable for buying a Tesla for $ 40-50k, but certainly not for daily payments.

It's difficult trying to mine bitcoin if you haven't got tools to do it. When you can afford them you're up against teams of miners operating farms using lots of electricity. Is it worth bitcoin mining now ?

Hello

I used the digital currency market without training
And I lost my capital
The capital I had earned with hard work
Please help me a little so that I can return to my normal life and my children's expenses
I owe a lot now

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I stumbled upon the article "What happens if bitcoin succeeds?" in which John Danielsson, Director of the Center for Systemic Risk at the London School of Economics, argues that the inequality between rich and poor will be further exacerbated.

https://voxeu.org/article/what-happens-if-bitcoin-succeeds



And again, these conclusions are that bitcoin is a bubble, and because it is volatile, it will not be able to equalize with money.
So what are the risks of bitcoin going forward? Is it really capable of seriously dividing society and causing even greater inequality?

Now, to me, it doesn't really matter who Satoshi is and wether if one day he will show hisself which is not likely because I respect his decision of not wanting to reveal his real Identity.
However, I stumbled upon this topic and took a read and I really found it interesting so I thought
' okay, let's share it on Bitcointalk.org and see what other fellas think about it'

/// here is the URL

https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2020/10/satoshi-who-strong-evidence-indicates-cartel-boss-paul-le-roux-could-be-the-man-behind-btc