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Re: What do you think the next big trend in crypto will be?
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andyfibe
on 05/08/2025, 07:51:57 UTC

I agree, we are in a muddy period, tech is moving so fast that trends will not last here. "AI" is just a buzzword now, over the next years "AGI" or "ASI" are also going to be more buzzwords used to pander towards the general public.

WE already know that if you've created the so called "next bitcoin" you do not have to market it as such.  It has to have a legit use case, as well as mass adaptability.

I personally will be watching, however ZK, RWA and utility based coins will begin to separate themselves from the rest.
Yeah, whoever jumps on the next hype train first is going to come out on top — especially if they catch a promising airdrop. The key is not to confuse 'AI' in the name with actual technological value.
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Re: staking stablecoins good?
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andyfibe
on 23/07/2025, 07:50:33 UTC
I’ve heard a lot about how staking stablecoins can generate good income,  is it true?

Is anyone here actually staking stablecoins right now? any hidden downsides ?
It's not true, the profits are not too good as they say, I was staking usdt on an exchange but the profit was so poor. At first I tried the flexible options for 7 days and it didn't even return up to $0.5 within that 7 days, so I decided to try a fix option for 30 days and yet the reward was still very poor. Instead of staking stable coins again, I'd rather save dollar in my bank, no risk.
I’ve staked USDC on different platforms — had pretty much the same results. A lot of hassle for almost no return. Considering the risks involved, it’s honestly easier to just leave the money in a bank or even on a cashback card.
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Re: People dumping crypto for real work
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andyfibe
on 05/04/2025, 13:50:14 UTC
Going back to real work because crypto is not running up against their expectations... They wanted btc price hitting $200k on a twinkling but that is not always the case with bitcoin. It doesn't react positively just as it is suppose to.
To be honest, this isn't the first time to see this transition happen. Every bull run, there's the trend that people quit their jobs because of how much they have made from crypto.

And then, when the bull run ends, we see that meme of the guy who wears a McDonald's hat and quits crypto while going back to the real-world jobs.

These expectations are just too much for those who have been expecting a lot from the holdings they have. They should set aside the reality from expectations.
Reality always beats expectations. We don't come to work knowing that it will be easy, and most of us think about crypto like that
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Re: Another not your key not your coin story
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andyfibe
on 21/01/2025, 07:35:16 UTC
The funniest thing about the whole story is even after this there are people that will still store their coins on a centrallised exchange all in the name of it's safer. I think it's actually high time people saw the bigger picture about what privacy and ownership of coin is all about.
It's not a first time ever a centralized exchange has problem with operation and user withdrawal. Many exchanges died, collapsed, scammed in the past, and people still don't want to learn this lesson and change their practice with their coins.

It's true with senior and experienced people in this market, and with newbies, it's more serious problems practically.

I agree that such cases are very helpful for people to feel fearful and change their practice in bitcoin storage, but it's not the first time.

Choose open source, self custodial wallets for storage. Remember to backup wallet, test backup to make sure it is usable for recovery.
No matter how many times they are warned, people will still store coins in exchanges until they are 'bitten'. That seems to be the eternal lesson.
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Re: Crypto & Elections
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andyfibe
on 21/01/2025, 07:24:30 UTC
Overall we have seen more than 30% increase in price after Trump emerged as winner of the just concluded US election. I think is just a mere proof that Trumps administration will be crypto friendly. I think Trump himself should be an investor and a lover of cryptocurrency and his win must have prompted some massive investment that turned out into the upsurge that Bitcoin recorded and so far there is no sign of major retracement which might mean more pumps in coming days

Base some words Trump speak during his campaign concerning crypto, really made many people to believe that he is a lover of crypto and he won the election as the president of US which is a great honour to all crypto users.If you pay attention to his speech, you will know that Trump is a lover of crypto, because since he was declared the winner of the election the price of Bitcoin increase above $100,000 for those that invested in Bitcoin to use the opportunity to trade or release for sale for income making. Now that he has resume office, I think the price of Bitcoin will increase higher before it will begin to decrease gradually till it reach some level where new investors can start purchasing Bitcoin and hold for long term.
Looks like it's time to ask Trump to make a video about how he buys bitcoins
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Re: Legalizacion de mineria en Venezuela
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andyfibe
on 28/03/2023, 13:44:10 UTC
Me encontre esta informacion hace unos dias, es de al menos unos 6 meses pero igual la considero igual de valiosa. Tambien tengo varios grupos de telegram que diariamente publican informacion tecnica y sirve de muchas ayuda para todo aquel venezolano que quiera incursionar en la minera, lo colocare en cuanto este en mi casa.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZnXHsxoNoU libreU
Gracias, esto es realmente útil.
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Re: Fuhrer Putin criminal
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andyfibe
on 28/03/2023, 13:33:10 UTC
If he did not annex part of the Ukraine then this issue never would have happened.


Putin annexed part of Ukraine because he wants to restore Russia within the borders of the USSR.

No Fuhrer at all! Simply trying to give the people of the area what the majority of them want. Russian freedom rather than Ukrainian (US and Nato) slavery.

Cool
What are you about? Russians have always behaved arrogantly towards Ukrainians. I don’t understand why you consider Ukrainians to be slaves. I also want a lot of things, but for the sake of my desires, I will not go to a neighbor to pick it up.

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Re: Are Your Kids Aware Of Bitcoin? Teach Them.
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andyfibe
on 06/02/2023, 13:38:05 UTC
It's rather interesting theme for the discussing. My daughter is 7 and she knows what's that even if we didn't tell her specially. But my son is 13 and he doesn't show any interest to it. It all depends on the nature of the children too.

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Re: Is it a golden cross forming at the beginning in the first half of February?
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andyfibe
on 23/01/2023, 08:55:54 UTC
https://imgur.com/oQI8mJb

Imgur link (still newbie, no copper membership) to a screenshoot of the chart confronting 50 days SMA and 200 days SMA, showing a steady approach of the 50 MA to the 200 MA that could happen in the first half of February, giving a quick look at the slope of both the curves.
Not an meticulous work methodology, but the main point I'd like to underline is that we didn't appreciated such an approximation since September 2021, which is when the last golden cross occurred, leading to the November 2021 ≈70k$ ATH.

What do you think about it and the quality of SMA crossover monitoring as a TA tool?
Perhaps this indicator is not so reliable, but in combination with others, the overall picture becomes more or less clear.