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Parece que está sendo comum os investidores materem esses golpistas, ou espancarem, sequestrarem.
Brasil é outro nível mesmo kkkk
Além dos orgão reguladores estarem apertando o cerco, os lesados não deixam barato não.
Fugindo um pouco do assunto, parece que a Betina voltou ao ataque. kkk
Brasil é outro nível mesmo kkkk
Além dos orgão reguladores estarem apertando o cerco, os lesados não deixam barato não.
Fugindo um pouco do assunto, parece que a Betina voltou ao ataque. kkk
Re: 💡[BOUNTY]💡 Alchemy - Global Cryptocurrency Payment Pioneer💡
I would like to reserve portuguese translation.
I would like to apply at signature campaign too.
Bitcointalk name: ShooterXD
Rank: Hero Member
Current post count: 3905
I would like to apply at signature campaign too.
Bitcointalk name: ShooterXD
Rank: Hero Member
Current post count: 3905
Re: Financial crisis 2.0 - What will happen to bitcoin in the next crisis?
This crisis will come much stronger than 2008, we can expect something booming, as many countries are already in recession, and when the crisis comes, it is better to run to the hills.
In my view, the only safe investment in this scenario would be gold and silver.
But that's just my opinion.
In my view, the only safe investment in this scenario would be gold and silver.
But that's just my opinion.
Here in Brazil, we are certainly in a worse situation than Greece. The current minimum wage is 998 reais, while it should be 4500 reais if it accompanied inflation as it should. The population is all in debt, and the rich continue to accumulate more money.
It is not a technology that will bring effective change to Africa. Technology can be a facilitator in some ways, but change needs to start with managers and or politicians. There is no point in having ineffective social policies that just pretend to work. We need acts that really bring results to the needy population, efficient and continuous projects.
Particularly I would not invest more than 5% of my portfolio in a risky investment.
The chances of injury are high, and the unhealthy worry that everything could go wrong or the disappointment that you lost your investment is unhealthy.
Therefore, investing little in something risky is wiser.
The chances of injury are high, and the unhealthy worry that everything could go wrong or the disappointment that you lost your investment is unhealthy.
Therefore, investing little in something risky is wiser.
It is very complicated to give investment indication to someone. If it goes wrong, it's partly your fault.
The cryptocoin market has been a little crazy since last year, and I don't have much confidence in making a big investment right now.
The best thing to do is to be aware of bitcoin and buy small amounts at low times.
The cryptocoin market has been a little crazy since last year, and I don't have much confidence in making a big investment right now.
The best thing to do is to be aware of bitcoin and buy small amounts at low times.
Brazil is crazy!
Some of the scammers were killed by the investors, some are simulating their own death to escape the investors.
Some investors camped at corporate headquarters.
Worst of all, in some cases, the schemes are publicized in the media as advertising as a good investment, with celebrity backing and all.
Some of the scammers were killed by the investors, some are simulating their own death to escape the investors.
Some investors camped at corporate headquarters.
Worst of all, in some cases, the schemes are publicized in the media as advertising as a good investment, with celebrity backing and all.
Theoretically I am part of the two, because sometimes I need to follow the market to make a good profit.
But the main focus is always to apply more and keep buying bitcoin, and save it for posterity =D
I think the best choice is follow the market and keep your health
But the main focus is always to apply more and keep buying bitcoin, and save it for posterity =D
I think the best choice is follow the market and keep your health
There is currently no reason why fiat money should be eliminated.
In the future, with the evolution of humanity and a greater globalization, it may be that at first they create a unique fiat money, and later leave it only digital.
But for that, we have a lot of ground ahead.
In the future, with the evolution of humanity and a greater globalization, it may be that at first they create a unique fiat money, and later leave it only digital.
But for that, we have a lot of ground ahead.
Someone remember the wallet site?
I think This is over, This guys will not take your place and start work.
We loose our money, and we should go on. Maybe one Day This prpoject will reborn from the ashes.
But will be a pretty Hard.
I still hold the previous coin which is still called egaas and now it turns into alpha somehow this project is very confusing because there will always be the latest updates but there are no plans to enter the market so it's true you think this project has ended without any clarityI think This is over, This guys will not take your place and start work.
We loose our money, and we should go on. Maybe one Day This prpoject will reborn from the ashes.
But will be a pretty Hard.
Please read a few posts or pages behind. We are giving something valuable to the blockchain world with limited funds (+- 65K) from the first round of public sales. And we are not running away with it.
We will open the second round of public sale which stated in op.
The EGS token automatically converted to APL token which you can access in the old wallet. The wallet is still running. So if anyone of you needs to sell the EGS token feel free to sell it (OTC). I will provide a free escrow service.
The exchange will come in the end. Please stay tuned. The plan will start this October.
A long time not even enter it, wanted to see if I still have my Egaas and possibly recover my balance!
Recovered with my seed!
Re: Binance legally registered at U.S, does Bitcoin will get increase?
The U.S never banned crypto. Binance had to block US residents from accessing their site because they didn't have any license to operate there.
This is the truth mates, U.S. can't ban the cryptocurrency it could've the use of it but it's not. Binance know their limits as well as the country boundaries and so they did not operate in U.S. however, I've seen some people who are from U.S. that uses some kind of VPN or IP hider to still use the binance. And speaking with the expected price increase. I am not expecting that much since there are already exchanges before binance gets legal, people could jump from one to another or just ignore if they're happy with their existing exchange.I think the same way. When the US allowed bitcoin trading, there was no major change.
The release for Binance only shows us one more step in the regulation of cryptocoins in the USA.
Just one more method of control for them, which is still good, as it partly prevents money laundering, as laundering is not good for the bitcoin image.
Gold will get a profit right away, it is already going great recently (as great as gold can get, not compatible to bitcoin when it is on a bull run) but bitcoin will probably take some time. What you have to realize is that gold is directly pegged to dollars, if dollar loses its value then gold increases in value, they are not separated by anything else, even on price changes, we are talking about a limited number of gold in the world and increasing number of dollars hence by theory as long as humanity sees gold as something valuable there will always be an increase in gold.
On the other hand bitcoin is pegged to dollars only in price calculations, they have nothing else in common and even though we think the price of bitcoin will go up when dollar goes down, there is still the fact that people could simply just sell their bitcoins and drop the price at the same time.
On the other hand bitcoin is pegged to dollars only in price calculations, they have nothing else in common and even though we think the price of bitcoin will go up when dollar goes down, there is still the fact that people could simply just sell their bitcoins and drop the price at the same time.
You are right in this statement.
In the event of a crisis, the best way out would be to invest in metals, which are pegged to the Dollar. In a crisis, everything is subject to falling but metals.
Bitcoin itself can be dumped by many who understand this factor to skip their money for gold or silver.
In addition to the high corruption in African countries, social inequality is very high, which would make the learning and access of the most deprived population to blockchain technology virtually impossible. The principle of everything for Africa would be the creation and maintenance of effective and progressive social programs for all the population in need.
Taking a big risk is not always synonymous with a big gain.
You can earn only a small profit, and if the risk is large, then the chances of loss are huge.
In that case, I would risk it just in case it was a project on which I would rely heavily on success.
You can earn only a small profit, and if the risk is large, then the chances of loss are huge.
In that case, I would risk it just in case it was a project on which I would rely heavily on success.
United States 24.4%
China 15.4%
Both above are the two major contributors to World economy. As the trade war has already started the entropy is just going to increase the money is going to be poured globally much much more than ever before. This trade competition will just bring a positive growth in world's economy.
China 15.4%
Both above are the two major contributors to World economy. As the trade war has already started the entropy is just going to increase the money is going to be poured globally much much more than ever before. This trade competition will just bring a positive growth in world's economy.
Apparently the extremely developed industrialization makes the economy have great production, see Germany, France and United Kingdom in the EU, China in Asia and USA in the Americas.
We can also see that the deindustrialization applied in France may be the cause of much of its economic reduction.
Countries with high raw material production do not always have a strong economy when compared to well developed industrially.
The problem is more complex than it appears
More specifically, there is no shortage in raw materials and natural resources. Whatever natural resources market you may look at, it is saturated with plenty of suppliers from different countries undercutting each other. The implication is that it doesn't give them any advantage as any of them can be easily substituted by another supplier. Apart from that, such countries have corrupt governments which are busy filling their pockets. They are not willing to improve the lives of their citizens as these citizens may no longer want these governments once they are better off overall
More specifically, there is no shortage in raw materials and natural resources. Whatever natural resources market you may look at, it is saturated with plenty of suppliers from different countries undercutting each other. The implication is that it doesn't give them any advantage as any of them can be easily substituted by another supplier. Apart from that, such countries have corrupt governments which are busy filling their pockets. They are not willing to improve the lives of their citizens as these citizens may no longer want these governments once they are better off overall
What you said expresses exactly what happens in Brazil.
Corrupt politicians tool everything, and the population experiences a lot of social inequality.
Banks dominate the economy, set abusive interest rates, and end up indebting the population.
Our minimum wage, in theory, should be adjusted annually to keep up with inflation, and today we have a salary of R$ 998 while the correct salary should be approximately R$ 4500. It is ridiculous, a country with so many resources, and so productive, to be so weak economically.
In my view, what makes the development of a country most difficult is the concentration of income and the social inequality caused by it.
Banks have many features beyond those of a blockchain.
It is unlikely that a blockchain would replace a bank at all, but yes, the bank can integrate the blockchain into its systems to computerize, secure and streamline many of its processes.
Soon, most major banks will have many of their features supported by the blockchain, but full replacement is off topic.
It is unlikely that a blockchain would replace a bank at all, but yes, the bank can integrate the blockchain into its systems to computerize, secure and streamline many of its processes.
Soon, most major banks will have many of their features supported by the blockchain, but full replacement is off topic.
In my view, the anonymity part comes from how you can store your money without having anything directly related to you.
Identifying yourself for withdrawal is already a guarantee of safety and a method of proving that you are yourself.
That is, anonymity, it would be appropriate only to keep your coins without anyone knowing that they are yours.
Identifying yourself for withdrawal is already a guarantee of safety and a method of proving that you are yourself.
That is, anonymity, it would be appropriate only to keep your coins without anyone knowing that they are yours.