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We can't deny that sooner or later government will really interfere in crypto as many see it's importance as Investment and payment option. We should be ready and not expect too much that when we're crypto we're free not to pay tax. The only way crypto will not be ban or fully have adoption without worry of objecting the law is too put taxes like Japan since the government needs to find ways to earn in any means.
... to be honest, that's the thing I've been trying to deny so far. I really hate to admit it, when faced with the choice between being prohibited and paying taxes, maybe I would choose to pay taxes, and in the end, I had to surrender and follow the rules made by them (the government).
I have to disagree.
KYC might not be entirely bad but it is entirely bad, if you know what I mean. We are here in the internet, in a cryptocurrency world where everyone came from different countries that have different identities, personalities, and so many more, that fact solidifies that KYC is not a good thing when it comes to privacy itself, it is like exchanges or anything that requires it are not that trustworthy for me, because look, they could do things they could even though without any KYC, yet they requires it.
And about the taxation in cryptocurrency, I am against it, because Governments should stay away and respect that cryptocurrency doesn't need one.
Well ... and I fully agree with you.
Basically, KYC is a rule made by them called third parties (government and banks). As someone who believes that cryptocurrency must be a symbol of freedom, I think, KYC is very inappropriate in the crypto space. Likewise with Taxes, once again, as some people here say, KYC and taxes in crypto are "very contrary" to the basic principles of cryprtocurrency.
Re: Here are the Top 15 Cryptocurrencies according to Coinbase users
(.....) Information like this can come in handy for instance, it can help you find Cryptocurrencies that are currently in demand the hot cakes 🔥, you can use it to your advantage as well. There's so much we can do with data these days.
Yes, sure ... first of all, thank you for sharing this information here, I am more pleased with this information than by searching and reading many articles that are sometimes inaccurate.
Here's just a simple picture from me for the 10th Anniversary of Bitcointalk.org
https://ibb.co/cK5Smbx
My Bitcoin address: 35mK7SL6e2K23jVAzvpGSUhiRYwaXePypQ
https://ibb.co/cK5Smbx
My Bitcoin address: 35mK7SL6e2K23jVAzvpGSUhiRYwaXePypQ
The thing you need to think about trading is, You needs to set yourself some limits before you start such as how much you can afford to lose, and at what point you will quit trading once you have made a profit. Establishing these limits and having the discipline to stick to them is the key to your success.
Maybe yes, Crypto is for the risk taker. but I think crypto is not for risk-takers as you see it. Crypto is for people who are ready to take the step of learning new stuff and applying them either on daily basis or with their investment.
Yes, bitcoin is a threat to USD and pound sterling or other fiat money, but not in the real sense. exactly, as an alternative that is very well liked by the public Because bitcoin is more efficient dan more reliable.
Although there are a few countries who uses bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies now, I cannot help but wonder if the world is truly ready for this digital currency? It will certainly be hard to replace all currencies in the world but it could happen in a decade or so, perhaps even less? Still the question is, is the world ready? I think if this happens it might be one of the biggest changes that will happen worldwide.
I think, there is a misunderstanding here, cryptocurrency was created not to replace all currencies in the world, it's not the ultimate goal of cryptocurrency.
Users will always be able to transfer the bitcoins from their wallet now or in the future to a wallet in which they control the private keys, In the case of a ban, you can control your bitcoins.
Long-term trading is good because it "Less stressful". With long-term trading there is no need to constantly follow the market when trading long-term. You can ignore the current market conditions and focus on future market conditions. Put simply, you dont need to babysit your crypto.
Nice article! But, however, HOLD is the sanest advice in certain circumstances.
In the article, he made a simulator for you. The simulator uses the right data from the exchange to make the backtest for the past year.
Well, what I believe is, sometimes successful strategies in the past don't work at other times. Analysis and following market trends remain my guidelines.
If the situation forces me HODL for one year or more, then I will do it.
In the article, he made a simulator for you. The simulator uses the right data from the exchange to make the backtest for the past year.
Well, what I believe is, sometimes successful strategies in the past don't work at other times. Analysis and following market trends remain my guidelines.
If the situation forces me HODL for one year or more, then I will do it.
HODL is not advisable !? Are you serious? 
When the market situation gets worse, when cryptocurrency prices are lower than when you buy, I think the HODL is the sanest of action than selling and losing your money.
When the market situation gets worse, when cryptocurrency prices are lower than when you buy, I think the HODL is the sanest of action than selling and losing your money.
I'm not referring to the price of Bitcoin (we all know it's going to be $250,000/coin by 2022), but the goal that it would be a legitimate alternative to inflationary government fiat currencies.
legitimate or approved by the government is not the goal of bitcoin. The main objective is to allow people to transact among themselves without these transactions being controlled by the government and banks. The aim is to enable monetary freedom. On a certain scale, bitcoin has reached its goal.
Bitcoin fans keep saying "prove it is a bubble" because they do not believe it is - but this is a false question.
The real question all you bitcoin fans should be able to answer is: Prove that bitcoin is not a bubble.
A bubble is when the price of something is far higher than the fundamental value.
Bitcoin gives you ownership of nothing (a stock gives you ownership of tangible assets)
Bitcoin pays no dividend
Bitcoin gives you no right to future payments (bonds give you the right to payments)
Bitcoin gives you no patents or trademarks
Bitcoin gives you no legal rights
Given these facts, you Bitcoin fans need to prove that the fundamental value is different from zero (or close to zero) - otherwise it is a by definition a bubble
The real question all you bitcoin fans should be able to answer is: Prove that bitcoin is not a bubble.
A bubble is when the price of something is far higher than the fundamental value.
Bitcoin gives you ownership of nothing (a stock gives you ownership of tangible assets)
Bitcoin pays no dividend
Bitcoin gives you no right to future payments (bonds give you the right to payments)
Bitcoin gives you no patents or trademarks
Bitcoin gives you no legal rights
Given these facts, you Bitcoin fans need to prove that the fundamental value is different from zero (or close to zero) - otherwise it is a by definition a bubble
I found an interesting review to answer that question. Check here: https://www.quora.com/Is-bitcoin-worth-investing-in
Yes, Bitcoin = Future. Although it seems ridiculous to some people that one bitcoin can be worth hundreds of dollars.
Let's look at gold as an example. There is a limited amount of gold on earth. When new gold is mined, there is always less gold left and more difficult and more expensive to find and mine.
The same is true with Bitcoin. There is only 21 million Bitcoin, and over time, Bitcoin becomes increasingly difficult to mine.
Let's look at gold as an example. There is a limited amount of gold on earth. When new gold is mined, there is always less gold left and more difficult and more expensive to find and mine.
The same is true with Bitcoin. There is only 21 million Bitcoin, and over time, Bitcoin becomes increasingly difficult to mine.
Guys it's becoming more and more popular to spread fud on this forum, I'm actually slowly finding it difficult to look up a thread of any value at all. The best strategy to combat the people who are intentionally spreading ridiculous comments on how bitcoin will die is not to raise those threads by commenting on them. Let them post it and slip into oblivion by not giving them the visibility they're thriving for. Rather create and comment on threads with reasonable remarks on crypto economy.
Exactly! Let them post it and tuck it in by not giving them the visibility they want. It is unfortunate because Many new investors become anxious because of FUD threads.
When talking about which coins are profitable, I think it's hard to determine that 1 coins are more profitable than other coins. But, for short-term trading, I personally always choose one of the top 10 coins in Coinmarketcap.