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Re: Is there a possibility of a Country to ban access to Crypto games?
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Kimberl2020
on 30/08/2021, 11:30:17 UTC
Can renting foreign servers escape the supervision of the local government?
Whether it can be banned depends on how the local law stipulates.
In my opinion, blockchain is popular in the world, and it is not easy to find project subjects.
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Re: My challenge
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Kimberl2020
on 30/08/2021, 09:14:12 UTC
In 2013, I tried to search for bitcoin. As a result, websites like Google in my country told me that bitcoin was a scam. Unfortunately, I believed it and missed bitcoin. I didn't understand until my friend talked to me about bitcoin in college.

Even if I search now, bitcoin is still said to be a scam on the Internet. Fortunately, many people refute this statement. There are more and more supporters of bitcoin.
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Re: Will taxes be imposed on Bitcoin?
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Kimberl2020
on 20/08/2021, 12:26:21 UTC
Bitcoin is taxed as proof of approval, a disguised acknowledgment of the legal existence of cryptocurrencies.
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Re: Bitcoin ushers mankind in the digital Bit world
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Kimberl2020
on 20/08/2021, 08:36:37 UTC
The development of the blockchain is a process of human migration from low dimension to Galway. Just as human society has gone from an agricultural society to a Industrial society society, from an industrial society to an information society. Blockchain technology is a key step to support the transition from industrial society to Information Society. Moving from the physical world to the digital world is often said to move from atoms to bits.

In fact, in addition to blockchain technology, cloud computing, the Internet, and big data are also playing a big role in the migration process. New technology will bring New Order and rules.
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Re: Why is the price of Bitcoin variable and can it stabilize?
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Kimberl2020
on 19/08/2021, 09:40:57 UTC
Because of these reasons, the price of Bitcoin is erratic:

1. Cryptocurrency is priced entirely by supply and demand.

2. Price fluctuations are entirely market behaviors.

3. There are no restrictions on the ups and downs of the cryptocurrency market, which is different from the traditional stock market.

4. Relative to the mature financial market, it is still at a very early stage and will be in the early stage for a long time.
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Re: Bitcoin ban, mission impossible
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Kimberl2020
on 19/08/2021, 09:33:02 UTC
The only way to stifle Bitcoin is to make people no longer need it. If no one wants a devaluation-proof, anti-censorship, permissionless, borderless, non-discriminatory, and tradable financial asset, then no one will provide computing power to Bitcoin, and it will naturally die.

But due to well-known reasons, at least in recent decades, we have not seen this day.
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Re: My Satoshi Nakamoto Hypothesis
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Kimberl2020
on 17/08/2021, 09:29:18 UTC
Does it matter who is Satoshi Nakamoto? For the entire digital currency market, if the emergence of Satoshi Nakamoto cannot give Bitcoin new value power, then, what does it matter who is Satoshi Nakamoto?

To explore who Satoshi Nakamoto is is just to satisfy people's curiosity. We need to look more rationally. We look forward to the appearance of Satoshi Nakamoto in the hope that he can once again bring important value to Bitcoin. Otherwise, whether he appears as an individual or as a team, there will be no value. .

More important than a person is, what value does this person produce?

Thank him silently for creating this miracle.

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Re: Why did Satoshi Nakamoto name the first block of Bitcoin Genesis Block?
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Kimberl2020
on 17/08/2021, 09:11:44 UTC
If you were Satoshi, what name would you give it?

If it were me, I would take this name: Meta
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Re: The risks of using Bitcoin
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Kimberl2020
on 14/08/2021, 08:12:21 UTC
It seems to me that you think about Bitcoin as a dummy. Have you ever heard that Chinese government started replacing gold by Bitcoin in offshore yuan security. I mean that nowadays Bitcoin, corn, cotton, copper are collateral of offshore yuan.
Anyway I am ready to take risks to get profit, as I consider Bitcoin to show us big increases and potential in the future.

To be honest, I haven't heard of that thing you said. I only know that the Chinese government has denied the currency properties of Bitcoin and is not allowed to circulate and use as a currency in the market, but it has not denied that it is held by people as a valuable asset.

Although I said the risks of using Bitcoin, I still hold Bitcoin firmly. same as you.
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Re: Argentine President sees no reason to oppose Bitcoin adoption
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Kimberl2020
on 14/08/2021, 07:43:35 UTC
With the global new crown epidemic in the past two years, everyone knows that the economies of all countries are not good.

Inflation has led to a sharp rise in gold this year, or a positive increase in bitcoin consumer prices will also erode the value of bonds, and their return rates are already low. Therefore, these countries need to look for investments with better returns.

Inflation is an invisible tax, a tax levied on everyone who holds cash, and it is always inevitable. It is the real "thief" of wealth. Choosing the right investment is the best way to fight inflation. Bitcoin is the best choice.
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Re: How is Bit Civilization constructed?
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Kimberl2020
on 12/08/2021, 13:47:07 UTC
In my opinion, the first thing Bitcoin wants to be a civilization is to be recognized by the majority.

I suddenly remembered  that Charlie Munger calls bitcoin ‘disgusting and contrary to the interests of civilization’.Charlie Munger
Has Bitcoin already developed into a product against the current civilization?
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Re: The risks of using Bitcoin
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Kimberl2020
on 12/08/2021, 10:02:48 UTC
I only consider the risk of policy and law are the real risks of using bitcoin for a common people like us! The other risks are not really risks per say. It's just that the crypto ecosystem is still at a nascent stage. So we probably will see more robust framework to encounter such risks and eventually mitigate them.

But the government policy or law is the real challenge where we don't have any real control. We are simply at a mercy of the politicians and beaurocrats. Other risks are manageable while the first two are not!

Yes, I agree with you. You added what I wanted to express. Grin
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Re: The risks of using Bitcoin
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Kimberl2020
on 12/08/2021, 09:59:27 UTC
Of all the risks written by the op, the one I'm most worried about is speculative risk, which in my opinion, often happens like a bubble because of issues created by whales.  At this time, the market is still very new to dealing with sensitive issues so that prices often go up and down until the difference is very large.  Sometimes the government and the market are not much different.  If you follow the market, then who has the most money will have a big influence in the market so it will be easy to create issues that will increase profits.

Thank you for your reply. Investment risks are great for individuals, but you can choose investment methods to deal with them.
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The risks of using Bitcoin
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Kimberl2020
on 11/08/2021, 06:53:59 UTC
⭐ Merited by amishmanish (6) ,avikz (2) ,hugeblack (1) ,RainbowKun (1) ,_Miracle (1)
There are five risks in the use of Bitcoin:

  • The risk of Policy
    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. Bitcoin's "decentralization" feature makes it impossible to regulate and manage Bitcoin.
    When the world is still conducting political, cultural and economic exchanges with countries as a unit, the role played by the existence of Bitbi has great limitations and vulnerabilities.
    The decentralized nature of Bitcoin may threaten the traditional monetary system, affect the government's macro-control capabilities and reduce fiscal revenue;

  • 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.


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Re: What is the nature of the value of Bitcoin?
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Kimberl2020
on 10/08/2021, 02:03:19 UTC


Now, back to Bitcoin. Why is Bitcoin fairly valuable? What is the source of its value?What is the nature of value?


The essence of value is consensus!

The operation of human economy and society is based on various consensuses. The vision put forward by the company is essentially that the founder, employees, shareholders, and users reach a broad consensus.

Consensus is valuable, and to create value is to create consensus!
The value of Bitcoin is our consensus.
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Re: Gold to 600 $?
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Kimberl2020
on 10/08/2021, 01:36:05 UTC
I see a huge extended m-pattern in the gold chart.
Do you think Gold will go to 600 $ in a few years,
because of Bitcoin and Ethereum?

I don't think the price of gold is related to the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
There is no direct connection between gold and Bitcoin. Bitcoin, a blockchain-based digital currency, is often considered to be a global safe-haven asset like gold.
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Re: What’s the nature of currency?
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Kimberl2020
on 10/08/2021, 01:23:46 UTC
⭐ Merited by amishmanish (1) ,NotATether (1)
There are five risks in the use of Bitcoin:

(1) Policy risks. The decentralized nature of Bitcoin may threaten the traditional monetary system, affect the government's macro-control capabilities and reduce fiscal revenue;

(2) Legal risks. At present, Bitcoin is only protected by the laws of various countries as a virtual commodity rather than a currency;

(3) Speculation risk. Bitcoin does not have national credit or physical assets as protection, and the price may fluctuate sharply, which is extremely risky for investors;

(4) Money laundering risk. Bitcoin has the characteristics of anonymity and freedom from geographical restrictions. It is difficult to monitor the flow of funds, and it will be very easy to circumvent government supervision;

(5) Substitution risk. Bitcoin still has defects 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.

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Re: Increasing acceptance level - Cryptocurrency
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Kimberl2020
on 06/08/2021, 11:38:15 UTC
I have tried to display a reminder of accepting cryptocurrency payments in my shop.

But many customers don't know what cryptocurrency is. Some interested will ask, I also have to teach him how to buy it on the exchange and then how to transfer it to me. This wastes a lot of time.

In a month, no stranger pays with cryptocurrency except for a friend who understands Bitcoin. He used Biance's C2C function to transfer me a 200USDT bill. Finally, I removed the cryptocurrency payment method.

It takes a long time to promote cryptocurrency payments.

I totally get the frustration. But why not leave it in? It's not like the sign was harming your business or something. Yes, you're not getting the results you wanted specifically(receive cryptocurrencies), but think of it this way: because of your sign, other people get interested in this space. Which is still a win in the end!

Unfortunately, under the influence of the epidemic, my shop closed down. If I open another store in the future, I will continue to show it, and a single spark can start a prairie fire. As you said, victory will ultimately belong to us.
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Re: Increasing acceptance level - Cryptocurrency
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Kimberl2020
on 06/08/2021, 11:34:34 UTC
I have tried to display a reminder of accepting cryptocurrency payments in my shop.

But many customers don't know what cryptocurrency is. Some interested will ask, I also have to teach him how to buy it on the exchange and then how to transfer it to me. This wastes a lot of time.

In a month, no stranger pays with cryptocurrency except for a friend who understands Bitcoin. He used Biance's C2C function to transfer me a 200USDT bill. Finally, I removed the cryptocurrency payment method.

It takes a long time to promote cryptocurrency payments.
I've said this in the past, at its current state Bitcoin isn't exactly beginner friendly, and while there has been leaps, and bounds of progress on making it easier for users to use it as a currency, its no where near the level it is required to be at if we want mainstream adoption to occur.

Even wallet software probably needs to be improved, its too complex for the average user that isn't computer literate, and doesn't know too much about Bitcoin. I actually think making Bitcoin more intuitive, and therefore easier to use will over come most of our issues when it comes to adoption. 


At present, the electronic wallet function of mobile phones is gradually improving, which can basically meet the needs of daily payment. What needs to be raised is people's awareness of using wallets.
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Re: Increasing acceptance level - Cryptocurrency
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Kimberl2020
on 06/08/2021, 11:30:29 UTC
I have tried to display a reminder of accepting cryptocurrency payments in my shop.

But many customers don't know what cryptocurrency is.
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Finally, I removed the cryptocurrency payment method.
Depending on your shop's location, it might work to promote it online. There are several websites that show local shops that accept Bitcoin on a map. If there's a popular site that covers your location, new customers will find you because you accept crypto, instead of trying to "convert" existing customers.

At that time, I also tried to advertise in the online shop, but unfortunately I was quickly asked to remove the advertisement because the policy did not allow it.