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Re: What Is A Spoof Call?
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 14:49:03 UTC
Scam callers often use call spoofing technology to disguise the number they are calling from so the call appears to be from a local area code or a legitimate phone number. They know you're more likely to answer and when you do, they ask for your personal information to try to steal your identity or your money.
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Re: What happens to my bitcoin if I die today?
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 14:32:49 UTC
Upon death, they have a legal right to the underlying cryptocurrency. However, the exchange or account in which the owner used to access the cryptocurrency could be controlled by the will, POA, trust, or TOSA depending on planning. If the private key is lost, the underlying asset might not be able to be retrieved.
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Re: Why miners mine empty blocks?
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 14:22:08 UTC
⭐ Merited by Jet Cash (5)
During this short time, to avoid wasting hashpower, miners often attempt to find empty blocks. That way they can reap the mining reward and also avoid duplicating transactions already found in the previous block.
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Re: Paper money vs Digital currency
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 14:09:54 UTC
Digital Currencies Won't Replace US Dollar Anytime Soon: IMF Chief Economist. The chief economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said digital currencies are not about to challenge the U.S. dollar's pivotal role in global trade.
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Re: Why You Should Not Buy Bitcoin with PayPal
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 13:54:28 UTC
First, you can't actually use the cryptocurrency to buy and sell things, though Paypal hints that paying for goods and services with cryptocurrencies could be possible in the future. The problem is, every crypto exchange in the world already lets you pay for things with cryptocurrencies.
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Re: Is trust Wallet and Bread Wallet are non-custodial wallet ?
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 13:47:39 UTC
Trust Wallet, is a non-custodial mobile wallet app that was acquired by Binance in 2018. TWT was created to increase adoption and understanding of cryptocurrencies.
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Re: Bitcoin Is Dying
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 13:13:41 UTC
Bitcoin has been declared dead or dying roughly 390 times since 2010. But this year it's dying much less frequently. In 2020, bitcoin (BTC, -9.08%) has been reported dead or dying only 11 times, per a list of these faux obituaries maintained by a Singapore-based website called 99 Bitcoins.
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Re: Currencies worth less than Satoshi
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 11:31:07 UTC
Just one satoshi or 0.00000001 BTC is worth over 3.3 Iranian Rial, 1.8 Vietnamese Dong, and 1.1 Indonesian Rupiah.
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Re: Russian currency big problems
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 11:06:44 UTC
Russia’s economy has always been dependent on the price of crude oil and natural gas, as commodities account for a significant portion of the economy. In 2013, exports of crude oil and related products accounted for more than two-thirds of the country’s total exports and more than half of the government’s total revenue, meaning that lower prices could have a huge impact on the economy.
In 2014, crude oil prices fell by around 50 percent due to lower demand in Europe, Russia’s key market, and increased production in the United States. However, the biggest catalyst behind Russia’s problems was probably when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) indicated that it would not cut its production to boost prices in late 2014. While the organization eventually cut production, crude oil prices still haven't recovered to their highs.
Crude oil prices are likely to remain depressed for the foreseeable future. OPEC compliance is less than 50 percent by many accounts if you exclude Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, who cannot be responsible for maintaining cuts on their own. U.S. shale production has proven to be flexible in response to falling crude oil prices, as production levels have continued to recover in 2018.
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Re: Will India be more progressive in the coming years?
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Terrell
on 24/01/2021, 10:58:45 UTC
By 2050, India is projected to be the world's second-largest economy (overtaking the United States) and will account for 15% of the world's total GDP. The positive outcomes of that growth have already started to make an impact for residents. The growth also hasn't always reached every citizen equality.
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Re: What's reason for pumping btc price?
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Terrell
on 23/01/2021, 21:26:12 UTC
Despite Bitcoin's (BTC) steep rally in November, the price is consolidating above $15,000 as on-chain analyst, Willy Woo says a blow-off top is unlikely for three main reasons. The three factors are the growing outflow of funds from exchanges, increase in “HODLers,” and data showing that investors already took profit.
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Re: How do you use bitcoin?
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Terrell
on 23/01/2021, 20:48:49 UTC
I use bitcoin to make online purchases and some gifts to my friends.
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Re: Why did the bitcoin fall?
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Terrell
on 23/01/2021, 20:34:39 UTC
The latest move, which brings Bitcoin down over 13% versus its highs from Tuesday, came amid increased selling at Coinbase Pro, the professional trading arm of United States cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase.
As Cointelegraph reported, major spikes in volume at Coinbase Pro had accompanied price volatility in recent weeks. This time, it was a dip in the so-called "Coinbase Premium" which signalled selling was underway — the difference in price between the BTC/USD pair at the venue and others suddenly decreased.
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Re: Bitcoin and cashing out with UK Banks
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Terrell
on 23/01/2021, 12:37:48 UTC
Cryptocurrency holders can now cash out their bitcoin at 16,000 ATMs across the UK thanks to a collaboration between East London-based Cryptocurrency company BitcoinPoint and independent cash machine operator Cashzone.
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Re: How many people hold 1 Bitcoin at the moment?
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Terrell
on 23/01/2021, 12:20:11 UTC
There are above 633 thousands addresses that have at least 1 BTC (1.68 million coins in total), which is 2.18% of all addresses. However, one address doesn’t necessarily equal one person.
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Re: Is this Love or not ?
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Terrell
on 23/01/2021, 11:16:38 UTC
Only she could know if is true what she said, if it is a true love is a good new, but if isn't then is very sad that many of people think only at money.
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Re: What do you use your phone for?
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Terrell
on 23/01/2021, 11:06:22 UTC
Personally, I use my phone to make calls and read news, sometimes I can listen music or watch a film/serial. For me, it is a instrument and should do my tasks daily, I don't use it to play games or waste my time.
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Re: What do you think of India
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Terrell
on 23/01/2021, 10:53:32 UTC
India has more potential than European countries. We are talking about 1.3 billion population versus ~800 million. It has rich and diverse culture: different languages, religions, ethnic groups and food. Love Indian food!
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Re: Good mobile wallet
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Terrell
on 22/01/2021, 19:47:31 UTC
Available for Android and iPhone, Mycelium is one of the most widely praised bitcoin wallet apps on the market. Their website claims the wallet offers "bank grade security," but perhaps the most crucial element of their security is its integration with hardware wallet brands like Trezor and Ledger.
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Re: Dollar, Gold and bitcoin
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Terrell
on 22/01/2021, 19:21:23 UTC
Bitcoin is a hybrid of commodity currency (gold) and fiat currency (US dollar). Statistical analysis shows that Bitcoin returns are not a hybrid of gold and US dollar returns. Bitcoin returns, volatility and correlation characteristics are distinctively different compared to gold and the US dollar.