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Yep that's a good message, instead of giving a sweet promise, they choose for being realistic. Sadly the video has been posted since a month ago, but it didn't even reach 1K views.
While these stupid videos gets so many views, viewers really likes when someone talk about conspiracy and get rich quick through futures trading.
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While these stupid videos gets so many views, viewers really likes when someone talk about conspiracy and get rich quick through futures trading.
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Yeah, I still don't get why do they have so many viewers. They are almost always wrong and talk about the same stuff every day. And have absolutely disgusting thumbnails.
I wonder where you got statistics about how many people investing in Bitcoin are already successful. Also, I don't think that too many people are buying ETFs here, even if I could I wouldn't do that.
It's interesting to see how different generations approach Bitcoin. While some parents may invest, others may not understand it fully. Millennials and Gen Z often embrace it more readily.
Well, most people in our generation are not buying it too. I don't think that correlation is too huge.
Thankfully, my Bitcoin is not in their custody. First of all, I'm buying it on Bitfinex. Secondly, I'm not keeping it there, I'm using OWNR wallet for that. Keeping your coins on exchanges is a bad idea, I always knew that and FTX crash just made me more confident about that.
Well, that's kinda obvious, supply is getting lower, and there is less and less BTC on exchanges. And I'm a small part of that too, been taking BTC from exchanges to OWNR wallet.
I simply not opening my wallet and crypto news, I have a lot of other things to do. I mean, I check my portfolio every day, but I do that once or twice a day. And I watch the news once or twice a week. That could be bad thing if I traded crypto, but for holding it's working well.
Re: WHAT HAPPENS IF THE $350 BILLION (MARKET CAPITAL) GOES TO LITECOINS?
Well, that sounds promising, but it doesn't seem like LTC has a chance to become that big. It's not even in the top 10 at the moment, and most likely it won't come back. And I'm not saying that because I think that it's bad, it's just not that demanded anymore.
I think that NFT will remain to be a niche product. Most of them are ugly, so people won't be buying them as a piece of art. Trading them is really volatile and unpredictable, so that suits not for everyone either.
Re: Are investors investing in Bitcoin at ATH now are fools ?
Are investors investing in Bitcoin at ATH now are fools ? Is there chance of major correction from here as prices have already peaked now.
Does people who invested in 2017 ATH fools? Or the ones that did it two years ago fools?
Basically everyone invested in Bitcoin at the time of the current ATH made profit since they could sell Bitcoin more than the price they bought it for.
Bitcoin drove all the market up and many cryptocurrencies made a record price which is good for everyone
It's definitely not stupid, but those who were refusing to buy BTC at its low point and then went to buy it at ATH - a bit dumb IMO. I prefer buying BTC when it's cheap, however I can't judge those who are buying it at current price.
Re: "Warning: Cryptocurrency Theft Involving Kaspersky Password Manager - My Story"
Dsmn, sorry for your loss. I've been keeping my seed phrase only on a piece of paper, and passwords in excel documents. I don't trust those passwords managers.
While Tether has indeed been subject to scrutiny and controversy, it's essential to approach the topic with a balanced perspective. While some voices in the community have raised valid concerns about Tether's transparency and backing, others argue that it serves a vital role in providing liquidity and stability to the crypto market.
Tether use their money to buy US. bonds and Circle USDC do the same too. Stable coin companies are engaging deeper in USA. economy and Tether are becoming bigger with time.They recently changed an audit company to a bigger one as their effort to improve their audit report to community and customers as well as to build up their reputation.
I did not believe in Tether too much but after the Terra UST stable coin depeg and some similar depegs on several stable coins, Tether USDT is a best stable coin if you need one stable coin to use. At least they handled about $10B withdrawals from customers smoothly, no issue. I am not sure how will they handle bigger withdrawal like $20B or $50B.
True, I didn't get all the hate around it, especially after UST collapse. They always provide what they promise.
I've noticed meme coins often have little to no real value and are heavily influenced by market speculation and hype. I am interested in investing in cryptocurrencies that are trusted and have a strong team behind them. I'm looking for coins with a clear roadmap, a strong community and a transparent and trusted development team where the points don't fall into the characteristics of meme coins. I think it's better to explore stable investment options than to be uncomfortable with the unpredictability and rapid price swings associated with meme coins.
Well, it was always the case with memecoins, they don't have any real value besides hype and, you guessed it, memes. But most memecoins after DOGE don't really care about memes and are just trying to get hype and money, at least I see it like that. I avoid this market because of that.
Re: Effortlessly promoting Bitcoin, raising the curiosity of none bitcoin ethusiast
2. Our physical items
This is also a superb way of raising the curiosity of a none Bitcoin ethusiast. When Items like shirts, cups, stickers, etc contains Bitcoin logo, and it's present in major parts of your house/environment, it would certainly raise questions from the people around. Sometimes, it might happen that the none Bitcoin ethusiast isn't the social type, but when he/she continues to see something that isn't familiar, then curiosity is certain.
There is definitely a possibility that someone who sees me might get curious but there is also a huge possibility that other people would just ignore the logo and then we have another possibility someone who is already well aware of what bitcoin is sees me wearing a shirt with a bitcoin logo or walking around with a cup with a bitcoin logo in it and attempts to put me in danger by stealing let’s say my phone which is ideally where i would have my wallets on
For me personally i just am not comfortable with parading myself around people who might have ill intentions towards me or my money
I agree with you, never advertise you have anything, we live in a world where people kill for a cigarette...
People who want to know will do their research.
I agree, but not just because of that. I don't think that your close friends will kill you for your Bitcoin (but I can't deny, that it's possible, the chances are just low). But you're just gonna bother people you know and look like some member of the cult if you'll try to push it to them.