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We already have the Trading Discussion[1] section and Altcoin Discussion[2] section though? Every single one of those fall under the altcoin category. What else do you think we need?
[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=8.0
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=67.0
[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=8.0
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=67.0
> How about DeFi, NFTs, metaverse
⭐ Merited by xandry (4)
All about bitcoin, then the (alrightish) trading area, and then the meta.
How about altcoins? How about DeFi, NFTs, metaverse and everything trending these days?
Times are changing guys, it's not 2017 anymore.
How about altcoins? How about DeFi, NFTs, metaverse and everything trending these days?
Times are changing guys, it's not 2017 anymore.
⭐ Merited by Bttzed03 (1)
Planning to create a videogame on ethereum.
Manila based boxer Gabby Dizon has been very successful with his creation axie infinity; why can't there be more similar stories with Filipino developers.
Hit me up via DM if you have one of the following:
- ok solidity & dapps developing skills
- ok twitter clout
- ok pixel art skills or contacts
Manila based boxer Gabby Dizon has been very successful with his creation axie infinity; why can't there be more similar stories with Filipino developers.
Hit me up via DM if you have one of the following:
- ok solidity & dapps developing skills
- ok twitter clout
- ok pixel art skills or contacts
I like Duterte but gotta say this covid thing has been run very poorly in the Philippines. An already precarious economy has been absolutely REKT, middle / low income class in particular - let alone tourism and hotels.
Re: Location of Bitcoin ATMs in the Philippines [will update from time to time]
Map of the ATM locations:
Monteal Money Changer
Address: 3F Unit 309A Venice Grand Canal Mall, Taguig City
Supported cryptocurrencies: btc and eth
Fees: Both for bitcoin and ethereum
Buy: 1.00% from Paylance.com
Sell: 1.00% from Paylance.com
Open hours:
Mon-Sun: 10:30 am 7:30 pm
Limits and verifications:
100k PHP/day - Need Gov't ID + Personal Information
500k/day - Kung maidadagdag mo ang Proof of Address
Miscellaneous: Teller type siya at hindi yung mismong BTC atm machine, though we can still withdraw.
Sunette Tower
Address: Makati Ave.
Supported cryptocurrencies: btc and ltc ( the machine online for 24/7)
Fees: Bitcoin
Buy: Price range (₱ 100 + 6 - 10%*)
Sell: Price range (₱ 100 + 6 - 10%*)
Litecoin
Buy: Fixed fee unknown (+10.6%*)
Sell: Fixed fee unknown (+7.6%*)
Open hours: 24/7 open siya, pero ayon sa experience ng ibang user minsan palaging offline.
Limits and verifications:
BTC 1,000-100,000 SMS
LTC 500-50,000 SMS
Miscellaneous:
Union Bank Main Branch
Address: UnionBank Plaza, Meralco Ave. cor. Onyx st.
Supported cryptocurrencies: btc only
Fees: Bitcoin
Buy: reporting disabled
Sell: reporting disabled
Open hours: Not specified
Limits and verifications:
Not specified/ to be follow
Miscellaneous:
Psulit Money Changer
Address: Unit 121 Cyber and Fashion Mall.
Supported cryptocurrencies: btc and eth
Fees: Both for bitcoin and ethereum
Buy: 1.00% from Paylance.com
Sell: 1.00% from Paylance.com
Open hours:
Mon-Sun: 11:00 am 9:00 pm
Limits and verifications:
PHP 500,000/day/person siguro need din katulad sa Monteleal since iisa ang kanilang operator.
Miscellaneous: Teller type siya at hindi yung mismong BTC atm machine, though we can still withdraw.
I will add new ATM machines that will be deployed also. Maaari ninyo din ishare kung may idea pa kayo na open na ibang bagong tayo sa ibang lugar or detalye na mas magandang idagdag ukol sa post na ito.
Credits to this post: Bitcoin& Altcoin ATM around the world posted by: Masulum
Reference
https://coinatmradar.com
Anyone can confirm those are active and functioning?
Re: Businesses in Manila accepting crypto as payment (hotels groceries, cars, houses
I would like to help this country by investing much more money in my BPO but at present state the people are still way behind in terms of education and technological prowness. Duterte has been great for this country's security and decrease of corruption however the Filipinos need also to do an extra step and keep on par with the dynamic nature of the hypertechnological world we live in.
Re: Chainlink (LINK) - middleware that connects smart contracts to external world
This coin is such an obvious scam.
Just look at the distribution: Sergey has all the LINKs and will sell them on suckers like you.
All he did successfully was market this scam into /biz, which is now a shell of its past full of pajeets and XRP shills.
Just look at the distribution: Sergey has all the LINKs and will sell them on suckers like you.
All he did successfully was market this scam into /biz, which is now a shell of its past full of pajeets and XRP shills.
Re: Cheapest way to send php to the Philippines via bitcoin? (normie-friendly)
Why not try receiving XRP instead?
Because XRP is a scam and holding it will cost you way more than you "save" in cheaper tx fees.
Businesses in Manila accepting crypto as payment (hotels groceries, cars, houses
What are the main businesses in Manila currently accepting crypto as direct payment?
Anything really - coffee shops, groceries, cars, gold, houses, hotel bookings and so forth.
Would be good if there was one single web page in English keeping an up to date list of those.
- free advertisement for those shops who would be keen to get listed on the page once running
- good resource for international crypto travellers
- promoting crypto adoption (for what it's worth) in the country
- website operator would profit from say shilling reflinks or top ad solutions for shops willing to pay some extra for added visibility
Unless there's already something like that?
Anything really - coffee shops, groceries, cars, gold, houses, hotel bookings and so forth.
Would be good if there was one single web page in English keeping an up to date list of those.
- free advertisement for those shops who would be keen to get listed on the page once running
- good resource for international crypto travellers
- promoting crypto adoption (for what it's worth) in the country
- website operator would profit from say shilling reflinks or top ad solutions for shops willing to pay some extra for added visibility
Unless there's already something like that?
Re: Small Business that accept bitcoin or cyptocurrency here in PH, worth it ba?
I just hope bitcoin will be accepted soon, but with the big fee we are witnessing now, it might take some time or we might need some 3rd party to middle and to make the transaction affordable to everyone.
A third party making txs cheaper? This is downright nonsense.
It's not nonsense, because if people will adopt a lightning network, transaction will be faster and cheaper, and I consider it as a 3rd party.
Do I make sense now?
You're referring to second layer technology then, not exactly a third party but yes, that could significantly cut fees. Current state is unusable though for the masses, impractical.
My view is that bitcoin is not intended to be for dust transactions. There's fiat for that.
I am not a Filipino, I just happen to be there for biz. So with Gcash and Paymaya I would have to load them up losing on coins.ph conversion rate and fees right?
But how do Gcash and Paymaya allow people to spend cryptos? are people provided by them of a bitcoin address which when loaded automatically converts in php that goes into the card? I guess no.
But how do Gcash and Paymaya allow people to spend cryptos? are people provided by them of a bitcoin address which when loaded automatically converts in php that goes into the card? I guess no.
Re: Small Business that accept bitcoin or cyptocurrency here in PH, worth it ba?
I just hope bitcoin will be accepted soon, but with the big fee we are witnessing now, it might take some time or we might need some 3rd party to middle and to make the transaction affordable to everyone.
A third party making txs cheaper? This is downright nonsense.
Re: Small Business that accept bitcoin or cyptocurrency here in PH, worth it ba?
Interesting thread. Honestly I've never ever seen a "bitcoin accepted" sign anywhere in the Philippines.
Any list of shops accepting btc payments in Manila?
EDIT
I clicked on some of the links in the OP and almost all of them are associated with promotion of scammy coins such as xrp, bch, steem, "yolocoin" whatever that is.
SAD!
Any list of shops accepting btc payments in Manila?
EDIT
I clicked on some of the links in the OP and almost all of them are associated with promotion of scammy coins such as xrp, bch, steem, "yolocoin" whatever that is.
SAD!
I think sinama nila ang XRP sa payment kasi sobrang liit nga naman talaga ang fee nito kung sa ibang wallet manggagaling ang XRP ng customer at hindi sa coins.ph. Pero agree ako na sana hindi na nila sinama ang BCH kasi hindi ganoon ka gaan ang fee at at kung sa coins.ph naman ang trasaction ay wala itong fee kaya pwedeng-pwede ang Bitcoin. Malay natin, hindi nila alam na pump and dump pala ito.
I have a negative opinion on XRP. But, even if I put that aside, we cannot argue that XRP is a highly volatile speculative asset. Now why would you push this rubbish to hard working shop owners who have possibly poor understanding of cryptos? This is irresponsible and counterproductive, it furthers increases the divide in the country between us crypto people and the 99..9% of the rest who understands jackshit of it all and is very susceptible to jump to conclusions like "crypto is a scam". Wouldn't argue with that if what they refer to are XRP BCH and yolochain.
Re: Small Business that accept bitcoin or cyptocurrency here in PH, worth it ba?
Interesting thread. Honestly I've never ever seen a "bitcoin accepted" sign anywhere in the Philippines.
Any list of shops accepting btc payments in Manila?
Any list of shops accepting btc payments in Manila?