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Re: Bitcoin End Goal
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Ibrahim 2020
on 26/08/2018, 12:27:44 UTC
To my own view!The end goal is to enable people to transact among themselves without these transactions being controlled by governments and mega corps. Bitcoin was definitely money and that the ideological hatred of it was irrational. This monetary view is consistent with the general view I have on cryptos as a part of someone’s portfolio. As a monetary nerd I am much more interested in the application of cryptocurrencies than I am with the unpredictable value of the corresponding coins.
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Re: 💰💰💰 [BOUNTY] [SOUK] CRYPTOSOUK - CRYPTO EXCHANGE FOR MIDDLE EAST 💰💰💰
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Ibrahim 2020
on 26/08/2018, 11:27:05 UTC
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Re: ⚡🚀🔥🔥[BOUNTY]🔥🔥⚡🚀 StreamPay FUNDING FOR ICO🔥🔥 ⚡🚀[BOUNTY]⚡🚀🔥🔥
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Ibrahim 2020
on 26/08/2018, 11:16:21 UTC
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Re: [BOUNTY][HUMA] HUMANCOIN - 50 MILLION TOKEN REWARD FOR BOUNTY
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Ibrahim 2020
on 26/08/2018, 10:56:09 UTC
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Re: [BOUNTY] arawtoken.io - Decentralized Payment for E-Commerce - $750K in Rewards
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Ibrahim 2020
on 26/08/2018, 10:41:01 UTC
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Re: Bitcoin uses too much energy?
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Ibrahim 2020
on 25/08/2018, 19:15:06 UTC
BITCOIN has been alarming people for years because of the amount of electricity needed to mint new virtual coinage. Alex de Vries, a bitcoin specialist at PwC, estimates that the current global power consumption for the servers that run bitcoin’s software is a minimum of 2.55 gigawatts (GW), which amounts to energy consumption of 22 terawatt-hours (TWh) per year—almost the same as Ireland. Google, by comparison, used 5.7 TWh worldwide in 2015.
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Re: [BOUNTY][STO] CINDX | PRE-SALE STARTS 26 August, 2018
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Ibrahim 2020
on 25/08/2018, 17:00:46 UTC
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Re: Can someone explain in simple words what's the SEC and why we need it?
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Ibrahim 2020
on 24/08/2018, 15:14:08 UTC
 With my view i think SEC means Securities and Exchange Commission. is a federal agency that regulates the U.S. stock market, the SEC contributes to the high standard of living we enjoy today. It does this by providing transparency into the financial workings of U.S. companies. It makes sure investors can get accurate and consistent information about corporate profitability.
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Re: WHAT NEXT FOR BTC
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Ibrahim 2020
on 23/08/2018, 22:26:56 UTC
At the time of writing, BTC has bounced back above $7,000, so this seems to be a newly established support level after the recently stated $8,000 and $10,000 levels were generally accepted by investors.  investors need to be patient as the entire market is in disarray at the moment. Currently the U.S. hosts far more financial technology companies than any other country in the world, but this could change quickly if regulators don't keep up with the latest technological advances.
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Re: Is Bitcoin will gain more value despite Investors Worries?
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Ibrahim 2020
on 23/08/2018, 16:33:35 UTC
Mr Verrone said the crash signalled the financial sector is not prepared to "own bitcoin yet" and investors should wait to plunge into the crypto market until prices stabilise. He said: "We are not ready to own bitcoin yet. I think this goes lower before it ultimately goes higher.

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Re: crypto in the present moment?
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Ibrahim 2020
on 23/08/2018, 16:02:53 UTC
Bitcoin's rise last year meanwhile led to increasing amounts of interest in other digital currencies, such as ethereum, litecoin and ripple XRP - all of which have performed well recently - and more and more people are now looking to invest in digital currencies. Its value has fallen by 0.6 per cent since this time yesterday and is up by about 10 per cent week-on-week. Bitcoin's value is down by around 14 per cent from one month ago.

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Re: 🔥🔥[BOUNTY][WHITELIST OPEN] FXPAY ICO - HOT BOUNTY UPTO $8 MILLION TO SHARE🔥🔥
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Ibrahim 2020
on 23/08/2018, 15:53:24 UTC
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Re: Which country trades the most bitcoin
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Ibrahim 2020
on 23/08/2018, 15:44:39 UTC
Record shows that USA, Russia, UK, Venezuela, and China. The top ten accounted for over 86.5% of all trades done on the platform. This seems to indicate uneven Bitcoin adoption rates across the globe.”





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Re: how are you increasing your BTC portfolio?
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Ibrahim 2020
on 23/08/2018, 15:34:25 UTC
Whilst I did initially spend a lot of time researching and teaching myself how to trade, I now spend less than two hours a week actively trading. I’m not a daytrader, I’m a swing trader – I try to catch big swings in the market, I buy low and sell high, sometimes holding a position for months before I can exit at a profit. Right now, investing in cryptocurrency offers more potential reward than any other investment opportunity
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Re: Is Bitcoin a Digital Gold??
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Ibrahim 2020
on 22/08/2018, 15:22:47 UTC
Not really A large part of Bitcoin’s appeal as “digital gold” stems from its fixed supply and — until recently — the absence of complex financial products built on it. Satoshi likely drew inspiration for Bitcoin’s monetary policy from gold itself, which has maintained long-term price stability quite effectively.
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Re: Is the world ready for cryptocurrency?
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Ibrahim 2020
on 22/08/2018, 14:41:54 UTC
Bitcoin prices fell below $6000, as prominent bankers cracked down and made one wonder if the bubble has burst? Bank for International Settlements, Agustín Carstens labels cryptocurrency as a ‘Ponzi scheme’ and a threat to the financial stability of the market. He added that drastic measures must be taken before it infiltrates the financial system.
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Re: Bitcoin can be a national treasure.
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Ibrahim 2020
on 22/08/2018, 13:15:25 UTC
 Bitcoin is a digital currency started in 2009 that creates unique, non-duplicable electronic tokens using software (dubbed mining) with an asymptotic limit of creation of 21 million tokens, Bitcoin is a network run by the people, for the people. Because all transactions are encrypted and stored on a public record, the system is safe, transparent and doesn’t require banks or governments to function. Due to its limited supply, the currency is a good store of value too.