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Re: China's strategy on the Ukraine invasion war
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EewardDean
on 07/03/2022, 07:43:46 UTC
I think Ukraine is just being used as a cannon fodder. The real war is not really helped by NATO or other countries. It is all because of humanitarianism to help the people of Ukraine. At most, sanctions against Russia can not stop Russia's attack.
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Re: Is now a good time to be investing in Bitcoin?
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EewardDean
on 05/03/2022, 08:29:11 UTC
Now that the price of Bitcoin is falling, I think it is a good time to buy. It is a matter of time before Bitcoin surges. As long as it is a long-term investment, there is no problem. Bitcoin will not disappoint its holders.
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Re: Inflation hits Russia
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EewardDean
on 04/03/2022, 08:48:54 UTC
In the current situation, most countries are sanctioning Russia’s behavior. The war has brought great disaster to innocent people. Many countries and even encryption are donating to addresses in Ukraine, while Russia is being suppressed and restricted. Only face collapse instead of rapid growth.
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Re: WHEN DO YOU BUY BITCOIN?
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EewardDean
on 16/12/2021, 07:43:03 UTC
At one point or the other, we all need to buy bitcoin, but when do you actually buy it? or when is the best moment to buy bitcoin?

For example, should I save some cash to but bitcoin when there's a 0 -15% dip? or should I wait till there's a major drop of >30%?

Is DCA the only way to buy bitcoin? What if I invest in an altcoin that booms and then take profit from it to buy more bitcoin?

What is your strategy to buy bitcoin?


This summer, July was my first Bitcoin purchase. Based on a friend’s suggestion, I decided to buy some bitcoins. I think there is no problem buying on dips, but it takes more time to observe the market to get more returns.
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Re: Does Bitcoin have any real value?
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EewardDean
on 15/12/2021, 06:22:51 UTC
Bitcoin is not backed by any physical asset like Gold nor by any fiat currency. It makes me wonder if I should invest/trade in Bitcoin or not?
You can't consider the problem subjectively. Whether the value of Bitcoin is useful to you is your own opinion. Some people think it is very valuable. There is no reason to deny. If you think there is no value, no one will force you, but the price is now on the market. The step-by-step growth is because more and more people believe that Bitcoin is valuable. If the number of people decreases, the price will also decrease. Therefore, the value depends on the person.
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Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ?
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EewardDean
on 12/11/2021, 06:04:43 UTC
Originally, I worked at the company as usual, but there were reports that there was a confirmed case nearby, which made me have to be vigilant. The virus began to wreak havoc after the weather became cold, and will it begin to spread again? And the vaccines have basically been vaccinated, but they have not completely resisted the virus, which made me worry again. I chose to vaccinate, but I found that the effect of vaccination was not ideal.
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Re: China trying its best to get hated
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EewardDean
on 25/09/2021, 07:40:51 UTC
In fact, many countries in the world oppose the popularization of cryptocurrency in China, but the influence of China alone can make the currency price plummet. In the future, we can see that many countries will ban the popularization of cryptocurrencies in their own countries, because this is only their own. This will exacerbate money laundering and illegal activities.
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Re: The risks of using Bitcoin
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 09:28:35 UTC
There are five risks in the use of Bitcoin:

  • The risk of Policy
    From a macroeconomic perspective, due to the “constant total amount” of Bitcoin, its circulation will be accompanied by the flow of goods and services, which has a small transmission effect on inflation. Adding the weight of Bitcoin to the world currency can weaken the transmission effect of monetary policy.

    1) Bitcoin breaks the central bank's monopoly on currency issuance. Due to its technological complexity, innovation and global nature, it is difficult for the central bank to monopolize its issuance rights.

    2) Cash in circulation or deposits in the banking system may be replaced by Bitcoin, which will have an impact on the base currency and currency multiplier; in addition, the existence of Bitcoin has an impact on the speed of currency circulation and its price level.

    3) The global nature of Bitcoin obscures the national boundaries that restrict the use of currency, and it is difficult for a country's monetary policy to isolate the influence of other countries' economies and policies.
     
    The central bank will introduce policies from various aspects to suppress Bitcoin, so as not to affect its monetary policy.

  • The risk of the law

    In August 2013, Germany announced the recognition of the legal status of Bitcoin and it has been included in the national regulatory system. Germany is the first country in the world to recognize the legal status of Bitcoin.
    In May 2016, Japan approved the digital currency regulation bill for the first time and defined it as property.
    On June 9, 2021, the El Salvadoran government passed a bill to make Bitcoin a legal tender here. From September 7th, it will become the country's legal tender. El Salvador will become the first country in the world to use Bitcoin as a legal tender.

    At present, Bitcoin is only protected by the laws of various countries as a virtual commodity rather than a currency.

    Only a few countries recognize this status of Bitcoin and do not support it as a major currency.

    In cross-border Bitcoin infringement cases, because countries have different legislations on Bitcoin and have different characterizations of Bitcoin, the resolution of related disputes involving Bitcoin is relatively lagging.

  • The risk of Speculation
    Bitcoin does not have national credit or physical assets as protection, and the price may fluctuate sharply, which is extremely risky for investors. However, in my opinion, speculation is a high risk but also an opportunity, and it depends on the individual.

  • The risk of  Money laundering
    Bitcoin has the characteristics of anonymity and freedom from geographical restrictions. The flow of funds is difficult to monitor, and it will be very easy to circumvent government supervision, making it easy for criminals to conceal the source and direction of their funds, which provides convenience for money laundering, terrorist financing and evasion of sanctions .

    They buy other people’s bitcoins through the exchange platform, and then bring the bitcoins to other platforms or their own wallets. Through multiple transfers, the tracking path is difficult or directly impossible to trace, and then through overseas trading platforms or black markets or directly Commodities purchased overseas are exchanged for foreign currency to complete a series of acts such as money laundering.

  • The risk of Substitution

    Bitcoin still has shortcomings such as lack of credit guarantee, poor security performance, and easy to cause deflation. At the same time, it has to face the competition of various emerging altcoins, and there is a greater
   risk of substitution! Although I think this possibility is very small.



The biggest risk of Bitcoin is that it is suppressed by policies internationally, and the giant whale sells Bitcoin, causing panic! This is not impossible! Because it has happened many times before!
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Re: Crypto Should be in Syllabus of Students?
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 09:18:23 UTC
Hello. All. Actually first I come in this space (crypto) in 2017 where btc was $1.8 K to $19K. Right Now Btc is approx $35K.This was really a very interesting exp. for me. Today, i was though t Crypto should be in the Syllabus of students all over the world because there are lots of opportunities in this pace for Young Generations.

What your Opinion for the same?


Cryptocurrency is indeed suitable for many young people to choose to invest, but most governments or countries have not recognized the legality of cryptocurrency. This is actually difficult to achieve, and cryptocurrency itself is an investment. I don’t think that when young people are in college Loss will not be considered the responsibility of the school!
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Re: knowledge and Capital which is Very important in Business or Investment?
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 08:49:46 UTC
I have heard a lot of people talk about success and almost all of us are chasing after it, with the intention of making it right.
Most of us also want to venture into them without getting the rudiment and fundamentals of the business and investments before engaging in them. So a factor or several factors are been considered before and for a more renounced performance called (Success), so what is most important to an individual, company, or organization to consider before investing to attain the desired height of success?

Is it KNOWLEDGE or CAPITAL, or even BOTH?
These two choices are both successful capitals, and they are both very important for investment. If you have both of them, you will naturally avoid many wrong roads on the road of investment. If there is no innate choice in capital Advantages, relying on later efforts also need a knowledge basis to make oneself earn more wealth.
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Re: what makes us good investors.
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 08:13:00 UTC
Selling or buying investments ?
As a bitcoin trader the hardest decision that we can ever take is , selling our beloved cryptocurrency and this is preety hard because of :-

1.   Our emotions
2.   Our lack of knowledge
3.   Hope !

Well you all can relate to the fact that whenever we are into selling something, we take hasty decisions, generally if the price is falling and we lack patience and even if we are scared that this can go worse in the future we generally sell and then regret moments later when we see it climbing ladder.
Even if the price is going great and its increasing we generally tend to regret if we sell it and the price continues to grow.
This is really hard once our emotions are involved with our investments.
I think that the best thing we can do is separate our emotions with our investments. We should kind of make a pact to never regret any decision that we ever made because in the words of Victoria Holt “never regret, if it was good , its wonderful and if its bad, its experience.”
I think what’s important is taking into account every single detail in the market regarding our investment and at the same time emotionally detaching our minds and making stable decisions and that’s what makes a investor successful.
Also someone has truly said “the investment market takes money from the hasty one and gives it to the patient one”


Emotions in the crypto market are to test our investors’ own self-control ability. When encountering negative news in the market, they are most likely to be manipulated by emotions and make wrong decisions.
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Re: Future economic fear of the rich and poor.
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 07:37:44 UTC
A discussion to express your views and perspectives on the future economic fear between two class of people in the society, the rich and the poor.

-I have often heard that there's an even greater fear with getting money, who do you think has more fear about the future?

(A) The Rich man who has tasted the good things of life and enjoying the best, now he has to face the fear of the possibility of suddenly loosing all he possesses and becoming poor? Or

(B) The poor man who has not enjoyed anything in life yet, just surviving and facing the fear of an unknown future, thinking if he is ever going to be in a better position or the suffering is going to continue?
I think B is easier to accept, because I have heard a sentence that has deeply affected me. I could have tolerated the darkness if I hadn't seen the light.
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Re: Bitcoin is one of the saviors.
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 06:43:24 UTC
This is indeed the case. Bitcoin has added a richer extra income to my original fixed salary and changed my original life. I was frustrated when I couldn't save too much money every month, but now I have excess savings and a rational investment mind.
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Re: Money and wealth as the major religions in world.
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 06:29:19 UTC
Nowadays, people are not for profit or fame and fortune. This is what we pursue in our life. Learning knowledge in school is to graduate and have a better job. The purpose is the same, in order to earn more. Wealth to support myself and my family, in order to live a life that I yearn for and a happy life.
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Re: DO I NEED TO LOOSE THE ONE I HAVE GOTTEN OR LOOK TO GAIN MORE?
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 06:03:04 UTC
Everyone’s wish is to have a good and dream future which is more brighter than any other thing else, but by so doing, some loose the ones they have gotten already while others tends to gain more and add to their fortunes, thereby making them more famous and relevant. The Bible said “Hold thou fast which thou has” so there is no justification for you to loose the things you have gotten but this don’t always stand as some people are ready to gain even the one which you have accumulated for yourself. In my life, I feel better to gain than loss because;
1.Winning and gaining is what am in this life for
2.  Gaining will make me more relevant in all endeavors than to loose
3.  For me to get engaged in many things, then my mindset is determined already
    on gains
4.  I say yes to the pains because no pain then no gain, therefore I should have
    more.

After entering the crypto market, many of my previous ideas were subverted. Although I sometimes fail to invest, I also gain experience and knowledge. The goal of entering the market has not been achieved, but it has brought experience for future investment success.
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Re: What would happen to the bitcoin price if adoption increased on a larger scale?
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 05:52:17 UTC
The volatility of Bitcoin will not be manipulated. The reason why I am attracted to Bitcoin is also because of the characteristics of Bitcoin and the reason why most crypto enthusiasts who invest in Bitcoin follow Bitcoin.
Under the large-scale adoption, I think it will only make the price of Bitcoin continue to grow, and the value of Bitcoin depends on people's demand for it.
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Re: Inflation and protecting you wealth
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EewardDean
on 24/09/2021, 03:19:48 UTC
I recently listened to a discussion on which assets could actually be better to protect or even profit from inflation. This comes as most of the developed world is suffering the consequences of a soaring inflation and several pinch points in the supply chains and the international trade, such as a massive demand for freighters and severe queueing in ports.

How would you defend yourself from inflation:
- Buy bitcoin
- Buy more commodities.
- Buy REITs or real state.
- Buy stocks of listed companies.
- Buy art.
- ... any other?
Inflation is indeed a distressing problem, but the technology of cryptocurrency has given us the foundation to resist inflation. As a way to preserve value, a decentralized way can achieve these characteristics.
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Re: Highest bitcoin profit you have ever received...
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EewardDean
on 23/09/2021, 06:04:29 UTC
Hi! As a newbie I am very enthusiastic in learning more about the crypto system. I have read a number of articles and a bunch of posts in this forum about the bitcoin phenomena (if some of you would agree). Since I have not yet started earning as a newbie, maybe some of you would be open as to what is the highest figure you have received in your bitcoin transaction. This would really motivate a lot of newbies in learning the potentials of bitcoin.. Thank you and God speed.  Smiley
For me, there is currently no benefit.
Because I haven't invested in Bitcoin yet, but I see that the recent market trend is a good opportunity to buy bottoms.
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Re: Rich people causes cryptocurrency ban
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EewardDean
on 22/09/2021, 08:14:04 UTC
More and more wealthy people holding cryptocurrencies are not good for the government. These rich people have made money in their own country to buy overseas cryptocurrencies. This will allow the funds to flow overseas, which is not for the country. It is beneficial, and the purchase of cryptocurrency by the rich will make ordinary people think that it is a very reliable investment and exacerbate the outflow of funds, so the government and the country do not want to see such a situation!
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Re: Bitcoin vs covid 19?
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EewardDean
on 22/09/2021, 02:29:53 UTC
With the recent launch of the Covid 19 vaccines, will it affect bitcoin, I assume that the Covid 19 vaccine will make the economy stabilize again, will this also affect bitcoin?  will bitcoin weaken or vice versa?
When the initial epidemic broke out, the market was indeed affected to a certain extent. That was because people were panicked and worried about the raging virus. The national economy was affected, and some investors chose to sell their tokens.
However, as time has changed and the economy has slowly recovered, most institutions and companies have returned to their usual business. Now that vaccines are available to fight the virus, it has not only stabilized our economy, but also made us face the pandemic. Still choosing to invest in encryption, the covid19 vaccine has also further promoted the global economy.