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Board Bounties (Altcoins)
Re: 🔥🔥🔥[ANN][BOUNTY] Official GigTricks Bounty 🔥🔥🔥
by
cetald
on 28/03/2019, 09:00:35 UTC
If the total emission of tokens is 250 million GBTC, and for the bounty 7.14% was allocated, then it turns out to be 178,500 GBTC.
From this it follows that the subscription campaign allocated 8032500 GBTC.

And in fact - 20 times less !!!

Can you explain it?
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Board Bounties (Altcoins)
Re: 🔥🔥🔥[ANN][BOUNTY] Official GigTricks Bounty 🔥🔥🔥
by
cetald
on 07/02/2019, 15:13:26 UTC
Hello!
1) I do not have stake in the bounty Bitcointalk Signature Campaign table. But I participated throughout the campaign and I still have a signature!

2) In the table of bounty campaigns of Twitter also does not include all stake. I participated in the bounty twitter campaign until Week 28 inclusive.

Also please change my wallet.
My new ETH-wallet: 0x4b67D9BbF2A7B721724feC158a1E046E97e02a6a
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin with real gold
by
cetald
on 29/12/2018, 13:33:30 UTC
actually both of them are the same, both are worthy to be used as very valuable assets, because bitcoin and gold have quite satisfactory values


Gold is a more familiar investment tool. Gold has been used for thousands of years. In addition, gold has value as a jewel. And bitcoin is a digital invisible asset. Therefore, people trust gold more than bitcoin.
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Board Economics
Re: Will BTC defeated in 2019?
by
cetald
on 28/12/2018, 16:14:24 UTC
Crypto currency seems to cold down these days and many people have lost faith in the past few months...

People find most token are fake indeed, what they have was just a whitepaper.

I think most of them will die in the next year.

But what about Bitcoin?

As the first and the most influential one, Bitcoin is still weak with numerous restrictions.

Maybe it will fall into the ground due to the political factors, or beaten by other token which is better.

 Huh



I think that next year will be a year of growth for a cryptocurrency market. Falling trend already tired of all. I am sure that whales will move prices up. Moreover, it is rumored that institutional investors are ready to invest in the market.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: INTERNET = BITCOIN?
by
cetald
on 26/12/2018, 11:59:04 UTC
why i made a title like that because basically the internet has the same properties with bitcoin ie:
1. Equally made by humans if bitcoin was made in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto, while the Internet was created from a computer network established by the US Department of Defense in 1969.
2. The first equation between Bitcoin and the Internet is that Bitcoin is an efficient, decentralized and moving infrastructure based on protocols open to the public.

and for the difference include:
Bitcoin does not transfer data packets in a dynamic network and circuitry like the one on the internet, but builds trust among users to run its systems efficiently and decentralized.
Although you can argue that the ledger, Bitcoin is "central", it is actually created through decentralized mechanical consensus.
how do you think it all?


The biggest difference between bitcoin and the Internet in this case is that bitcoin develops completely in the information age, when everyone has access to any information. In addition, bitcoin gives everyone the opportunity to invest.
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Board Speculation
Re: Investors are not to panic - game is on?
by
cetald
on 26/12/2018, 11:49:29 UTC
If we only knew whats the true investors must be then we may not be talking about this attitude anymore but we dont,we called investors even those people that just buy cryptocurrency to gain without learning

This market is only for those who are willing to learn at the same time earning,but if this is not in your position mthen you are not investors of crypto


I think that one should separate qualified investors and unqualified ones. In the stock market the situation is the same. Those investors who do not understand the market should use the services of professionals.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: What is the obstacle of Bitcoin?
by
cetald
on 26/12/2018, 11:42:42 UTC
the price of bitcoin has been changing dramatically, and many people have invested in bitcoin. And they get a generous return. these stories attract more people to join Bitcoin. in my opinion, this is precisely an obstacle. It is an obstacle for Bitcoin to be used on a large scale. It requires a stable value for a currency that is used on a large scale.


I believe that at the moment the market can not be stable. Due to the lack of regulation, there are a lot of speculators on the market who can pump and dump cryptocurrency.
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Board Economics
Re: HOW BITCOIN BENEFITS THE ECONOMY?
by
cetald
on 22/12/2018, 19:10:40 UTC
Bitcoin has brought a revolutionary change in the history of finances and now  many countries have accepted bitcoin as a crypto currency , bitcoins has the potential to bring financial stability and financial freedom to all its users all the world equally which can benefit by eradicating the main issues of the world such as unemployment as people are getting involved in bitcoin trading which helps to earn profits.


I doubt that countries accept bitcoin so that all people have equal financial opportunities. Governments of all countries are ruled by rich and powerful people. And these people do not want financial equality.
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Board Economics
Re: Who are benefited with cryptocurrency?
by
cetald
on 22/12/2018, 19:07:37 UTC
From the bearish market it seema that there are individuals who were benefited with cryptocurrency and taken it as an early christmas gift for them. Probably those who control the market are mostly likely to be the direct benefactors of bear market. What do you think and who do you think control the market of cryprocurrency?

The cryptocurrency market is controlled by professional financial market players. And I have big doubts that these players want small players to be in profit. The current situation is like a hamster trap.
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Re: The mentality of an average wannabe investor
by
cetald
on 22/12/2018, 19:04:17 UTC
I was reading some of the mainstream press the other day, just typical news and politics, and among the articles was one about the fall of cryptocurrencies and "enormous losses that Bitcoin investors have to endure". What got me reading were the sarcastic comments below. Idiots wanted to buy fake money and got burn. Ponzi scheme. Bubble burst. They bought something that doesn't exist. It's going to 0 because it's worthless! There were a few saying that it's the best time to invest if you thought about it during the bull market and thought the price was too high, but those posters were downvoted and ridiculed.
 
The average investor is always on the loss, because he's always angry and negative.
When it's going up, he doesn't buy and says: why would I buy something that went up by 500% last month? It's clearly a bubble!
When it's going down, he also doesn't buy: why would I buy something that is worth 30% of what it was? It's clearly dying!

Go to some mainstream forums and talk to people outside the tech space once in a while and you'll see why they aren't making money and why they will never make money.
This is also the reason why bull market cycles are so similar and why they will keep repeating. The vast majority of people never learn, even when they see the same thing happening again and again. You'll see it when we have another bull market and Bitcoin reaches a new high. Let's say that it will be 50k USD, followed by a year long bear market that will take us down to 6000 USD. The society will continue to call it a ponzi scheme that is going to 0 this time for sure and they still won't buy at the bottom. They'll say that those who bought in the previous bottom were lucky and this opportunity will never come again. Don't be a grumpy investor!

I'm sure that less than 10% of the people around you knew about Bitcoin in 2017 and had the opportunity to buy. Less than 0.5% actually bought. Out of those, most sold at a loss and didn't make any money, or lost the coins at scams, casinos, hacked exchanges, ICOs.
If your coins have more value now then at the time of buying, you can be proud. You're among the elite!
 


This proves once again that the average investor cannot earn a lot of money from investing. More precisely, a small investor earns when the market grows and loses when the market falls. And professionals always earn money.
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Board Economics
Re: Global Debt Hits $184 Trillion and 11.4% of it is From the US: Big Bubble?
by
cetald
on 22/12/2018, 19:00:30 UTC
Due to the fall of the US stock market, a huge number of pension funds may have problems with the payment of pensions. Because pension funds are actively investing in the stock market. And this is a global problem. And the number one threat.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Peak get lower and lower, and dips get worse
by
cetald
on 19/12/2018, 13:40:26 UTC
Peak - 16 Dec: 20.000$

Dip - 30 Dec: 12.600$

Peak - 6 Jan: 17.100$

Dip - 5 Feb: 6.900$

Peak - 4 Mar: 11.500$

Dip - 7 Apr: 6.600$

Peak - 5 May: 9.800$

Dip - 28 Jun: 5.800$

Peak - 24 Jul: 8.400$

Now we are at 6.200 going down to the next even deeper dip

This is the long and slow death of Bitcoin as there are not really anyone new who wants to use it (let's face it, there is no use at all, only "investment"), and as current Bitcoin-believers are slowly becoming fewer and fewer, the price will continue this long slow death-spiral


Bitcoin death is out of the question. If only because the current recession is not the biggest in the history of bitcoin. Not to mention the capitalization of tens of billions of dollars.
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Re: What will you do with the current market?
by
cetald
on 19/12/2018, 13:01:31 UTC
I have no confidence that the market began to recover. This is similar to the pre-Christmas hamster trap. This situation smells like manipulation. I am confident that we can see a sudden sharp decline.
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Board Speculation
Re: Investments in the Stock Market now better than that of bitcoin
by
cetald
on 18/12/2018, 22:24:44 UTC

As at 16th December, 2017 a unit of bitcoin was worth an equivalent of $16,600.00 ( source Bloomberg 2018).

Some days later, Bitcoin’s price peaked to $19,511, before it began an epic slippery slope movement that would see the original crypto currency lose approximately 82 percent of it is value. As i write the value of bitcoin is averaging $4,000.

Various analysts have argued that the initial drastic rise in its price are due to several factors ranging from irrational optimism; aggregate market irrationality; cynical speculation, poorly informed investors among others.

In all honesty don't you think investing in stocks now makes better business sense than investing in bitcoin?


At the moment, stocks are also not very good for investment. The stock market started falling a couple of months ago. The reason is the drop in shares of FAANG. Now is not the time to invest in stocks.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: During these hard times, it's time for self improvement
by
cetald
on 18/12/2018, 22:14:34 UTC
When there is a bull-market everyone jumps on the bitcoin train, we get a ton of newbies and most of them are greedy bastards just wanting to make a quick buck off-of us.

Now that the market is down, most of these people have left us. This gives us time and quiet to improve on our skills and understanding of bitcoin.

Now that the dead weight is off we can re-evaluate our objectives with bitcoin and come back sharper on the other end of it.

We don't need everyone talking about bitcoin, we don't need people who are here to make profit without working. What we need is scaling solutions. We need more active peers on the network.

We need people selling food, electronics, land and everything else. We need people who buy those things and sell products for bitcoin.

We need restaurants and fishermen and farmers.

We need movers and shakers.



We don't need more speculators. We have enough of those.


It's too early to talk about stopping speculation. In a falling market, speculators have the opportunity to short. Therefore, they are not going anywhere.
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Board Economics
Re: welcome bulls , Bye bears
by
cetald
on 17/12/2018, 21:08:25 UTC
This year I didn't get that much profits only thing I did was holding my investments , I hope all my patience will pay off next year and there will be bull market and I make more profits  Grin 

many investors are in same hope only ?? I would like to know what you guys think about next year,


I am also among those investors who hope for the growth in 2019. And to tell you the truth, I do not know what to expect. Many predicted growth in December. But that did not happen.
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Re: Why I am not sharing my crypto love? <3
by
cetald
on 17/12/2018, 20:55:53 UTC
I wanted to say that I have stopped sharing my crypto interest with close mates of mine.
Because they will became greedy and jealous for that money they could have too.
But the problem is that they are seeing a results of hard intense and long work! My tokens sometimes costed me like 3 months of work, (not the hardest, but anyway).
And the are saying then - teach me how to do that! Teach my now in half hour! So I would have my $1000 tomorrow!
And then they are trying to do something here for 5 days, nothing comes so fast and they give up,
also the relations are harmed...

Thanks for your attention folks! Nice days!


But now, when the market is falling, many say they do not regret that they do not deal with cryptocurrencies. The fall temporarily and after him will surely be followed by an increase. The pesimists will soon again envy those who bought cryptocurrencies at low cost.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: No Christmas gifts this year, all my money in Bitcoin
by
cetald
on 15/12/2018, 13:26:15 UTC
Who's with me?





You should not invest all the money in bitcoin. Diversification of the investment portfolio is the first investment rule. But I still assume that there will soon be growth.
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Board Economics
Re: Is cryptocurrency help to expand the world business?
by
cetald
on 14/12/2018, 16:23:08 UTC
Now a days business and product is for all. Every country exchange their core product with other countries to meet theit demand. What you think Is cryptocurrency help to expand the world business?


If we talk about cryptocurrency projects that are business, most of them have their own cryptocurrency, which serves as a fuel for their business. Therefore, I believe that cryptocurrencies are definitely expanding the global business.
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Re: Crypto debit card for FIAT payments - would you use one?
by
cetald
on 14/12/2018, 16:18:28 UTC
Hello,
I'm here to explore the demand for crypto debit card.

The basics behind it is actually very simple:
1. You own some crypto funds on your account on an exchange (crypto/FIAT markets) that has partnered with a debit card provider. You'd have to identify yourself (pass KYC).
2. You get the card. It is a basic mastercard  debit card for FIAT payments. No magic.
3. When you use it, it automatically exchanges your crypto to FIAT based on the amount you're spending. You would even be able prioritize the order in which your crypto is to be exchanged the first, the second, etc.

So, would you use one? 
If yes, would such service motivate you enough to open an account on the exchange that is not (yet) one of the TOP ones?

Disclaimer: I'm a business owner in a position to offer such service. Knowing your opinion would help me a lot. So, thanks in advance!


I believe that such a card is a very necessary thing for a cryptocurrency market. Such a card could replace many exchangers, which are now very popular. But using the card would be much more convenient. I would use it.