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Re: 1xbit.com | Signature Campaign(up to 120$)(Users can wd no kyc)
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Shagnasty
on 15/05/2022, 05:20:19 UTC
Bitcointalk Username: Shagnasty
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Re: What are the best ways to invest money?
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Shagnasty
on 26/02/2022, 21:19:26 UTC
Quote from: franch on Today at 07:19:44 PM
The answers can be changeable. People invest to make their own money. In my country people work in hard conditions for about $300 per a month and the cost of living is too high. People are sick of it but they have to do as well. I do investing for an additional income for now but in the future maybe after three or five years I want to live well.
Investing in my opinion is a way to find additional income for long-term needs that are planned with a specific purpose, to finance education, buying a house, retirement or other interests.
Investing generally aims to make a lot of money or get rich and also improve the economy, but it would be better to invest with the desired goal in the future so that the investment goes according to plan and reaches the desired target.
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Re: What's your reason for buying altcoins?
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Shagnasty
on 26/02/2022, 21:18:17 UTC
That I guess, the majority will invest altcoins for a profit, the same thing why I've risked a few bucks on them. And besides, altcoins just exist because people are buying and supporting their projects. Even rich people are investing just for that sake.
In fact, we sometimes notice that altcoins are even more profiting than Bitcoin and this is why people are still buying some and I do believe that it was still a good investment.
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Re: Bitcoin or altcoins
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Shagnasty
on 26/02/2022, 20:20:48 UTC
I preferred both to invest. But yes, the major part goes to altcoin. Invested on the best top altcoins. Have bought coins which were less than a dollar so that the profit would be higher than investing on coins which are above $5 or $10 dollars. Since I had a little to invest, I choose altcoins. But yes, Bitcoin is again the best coin to invest as much as we can.
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Re: Money and happiness.
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Shagnasty
on 26/02/2022, 19:39:39 UTC
well, I might think that's not entirely true. some people who also have abundant finances are also involved in things that are not wanted and are not happy. I think the key to all of this is being grateful for what we have. however, as long as we don't have debt, and are grateful for the finances we have, as long as it meets our needs, I think it's enough to make a person or a family happy, even when they don't have as much money as Elon Musk or other rich people.
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Re: Your opinion on side jobs
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Shagnasty
on 26/02/2022, 18:45:19 UTC
Having a side job is another option for every people. Usually, when someone needs more money, he will search for other jobs that he can do in his free time. If he can earn more than what he gets from his career, I think he can quit his main job and focus on his side job as he can make more money than his monthly payment.
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Re: Will MEME coin rule the world?
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Shagnasty
on 25/02/2022, 19:14:09 UTC
Quote from: Anonylz on Today at 06:20:25 PM
In a space where we have btc, eth and some few good alts I don't know what gives the op the idea that meme coins will have a chance let alone "rule the world". If you are referring to the metervase and the buzz it has been carrying lately, it is too soon to tell because I can't deny that some metervase projects are building something remarkable that could change the way we do things in the future, but that is still years ahead,  and you can't seriously compare your meme coin to be in that category, or any other meme coin for that matter, memecoins don't have any real utility except for pump and dump so stop imagining things.
Meme coins I think are only a destroyer of the crypto ecosystem. They sprung up just because of the hype and disappeared in an instant. It will not be possible that meme coins can become the master coin. It is more towards profiting in an instant time or making a loss in a short period of time.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Shagnasty
on 25/02/2022, 19:02:44 UTC
yes, buying when prices are falling I think it is a good strategy in trading and crypto investments. I'm sure everyone will wait for the moment of price reduction when they want to buy a coin. And I'm sure what they did next was hold the coin and wait until the price would rise again. when prices start to rise, it is certain that they will benefit when they sell the coin. I myself also say if all of that is not easy, but by doing such a strategy, at least we have tried to find the best way to benefit in cryptocurrency.
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Re: Why criminals prefer cash (Fiat) on top of crypto?
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Shagnasty
on 25/02/2022, 18:56:42 UTC
Quote from: jrrsparkles on September 24, 2020, 08:40:40 PM
Liquidating the privacy coins into fiat cash is one of the biggest barrier to them because they can't stay completely anonymous while using internet at some point they will leave their traces which could be never erasable.And also not much of those criminals doesn't know the existence of cryptos that is why they prefer hard cash over banking transactions.
Yes, Fiat money is easy to use anytime, anywhere and it is tangible unlike bitcoin which is digital currency, you can't touch and it always needs internet connection in order to make a transactions and need knowledge how to use it. Criminals don't like a complicated transaction and also if they use crypto, they need to learn it first.
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Re: Will bitcoin ever get regulated
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Shagnasty
on 25/02/2022, 17:29:09 UTC
When Bitcoin becomes a payment trend, it will be more or less regulated. If the government does not regulate Bitcoin, it may make legal currency the mainstream. The government will hinder the development of Bitcoin. The government wants to control people and will not give up control over financial resources.
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Re: Bitcoin or altcoins
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Shagnasty
on 25/02/2022, 16:47:56 UTC
No safe investment in crypto, all crypto coins have their own risk. Even Bitcoin, no one guarantees the price will always grow in the future. You must note that one of the big reasons why people come to crypto investment is about higher profitability. Well, I am not talking about others, just focus on myself. Because of that fact, I think altcoins deserve to try, allocating some funds for altcoins as well. Now, I assume the right time to buy some altcoins because of Bitcoin price is in a good shape. Besides holding Bitcoin, I constantly analyze and buy potential altcoins to increase in the near future.
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Re: Giving Bitcoin to Employees
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Shagnasty
on 24/02/2022, 17:17:19 UTC
Make it an option instead of a guarantee. There might be employees who would not prefer using crypto over fiat, after all, that is their paycheck, they probably use more than 50% for stuff that they need to pay. As for asking for a method, well, it shouldn't be that hard, if they wanted crypto in the first place they should already have their own wallets. If they don't I reckon you can prepare some paper wallets, no need to complicate it as much. It is going to be a temporary storage after all, until they can create their own which shouldn't take long imo
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Re: Dogecoin 🐕‍🦺 1$ possible in 2022 or not?
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Shagnasty
on 24/02/2022, 17:16:21 UTC
Well where is the support going to come from? I mean majority on the Doge bandwagon is just riding it for the sake of making money. Yeah, maybe they could push it all the way to $1 or even higher, but what will be the consequences? Or they going to survived long term after that? or will simply go down hard and the only once left are those who are tied and can't go out because they are going to lose more money? in short they are the victim of the pump.
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Re: Weekend Trading, how do you feel about it?
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Shagnasty
on 23/02/2022, 17:21:24 UTC
I don't know about others but in my initial trading career I used to trade on weekend, particularly More on selling and buy a bulk amount once or twice in the weekdays for my LBC which gave me some profits to be honest. But I quit such kind of trading for years now since I am concentrating more on building my portfolio value instead of short term goals
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Re: Money and happiness.
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Shagnasty
on 23/02/2022, 17:04:55 UTC
I can't say that money and happiness are unrelated in any way. They are quite related. Because having no money or a really few amount of money equals to being unhappy to me. Maybe this is different for many people also. But I can't be content about my life unless I have enough money to be able to get something I like. I don't mean that I must be a really rich person. I mean that I should be able to afford the things I like.
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Re: What are the best ways to invest money?
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Shagnasty
on 23/02/2022, 16:54:59 UTC
All for the reason of multiplying money, meaning that the capital we already have must be used properly. Financial freedom is a major factor in life, having fixed, immovable savings to multiply for me is very bad. Let's say I have $700 in this month, with this amount will be exhausted if there is no turnover and profit. So that investment becomes the main goal of financial freedom.
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Re: What are the most important features of an online crypto casino?
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Shagnasty
on 10/02/2022, 17:43:17 UTC
One of the most important is the features of the security again its an online crypto gambling there's money involved in it to make sure the funds are safe and legitimately came from a real user they will increase another layer of security and verification, for example, is the two-way authenticator, SMS verification, email verification and the optional KYC. It is better to build a good platform with good security because today there's a lot of trouble with the security.
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Re: Isn’t KYC anti-ethical to Bitcoin?
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Shagnasty
on 10/02/2022, 17:40:59 UTC
Quote from: 95Bolu on December 09, 2021, 11:01:46 AM
When i first heard about bitcoin, one of the selling points then was the pseudo anonymity. But as of recently, it is hard to purchase any crypto without encountering a form of KYC.

I’m just curious of everyone’s thought on this.
Yes, certainly it is, the KYC is against the whole base of bitcoin if you ask me, bitcoin was created to provide p2p transactions and economic freedom for people all over the world so everyone in any country with any law and with any religion can use borderless transactions and have his own privacy but the governments and the related organizations are trying hard to force people to pass KYC and provide them personal information but still you can use decentralized exchanges and do anonymous transactions to keep them away.
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Re: Fear is not Real.
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Shagnasty
on 10/02/2022, 17:35:16 UTC
if fear is not real, then people who loss their money is people who learn a thing and pay with money. and there is no loss in this game, people always gain about two think, profit or experience. no loss money.

i think fear i real, experienced have fear, thats why they dont invest in any place, they think about it, where is safe and profit place
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Re: Will bitcoin ever get regulated
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Shagnasty
on 10/02/2022, 15:31:51 UTC
What the government can do is put some tight restrictions in the local exchanges to avoid illegal trade and to track suspicious huge amounts of bitcoins that being moved. They can only go as far as the exchanges but when the people decide to trade like P2P transactions, they can't do anything about it. It's hard for them to regulate it as if it's a centralized coin like XRP and others where they can easily track its founder.