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Re: Altcoins dead?
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cutepanda159
on 21/04/2024, 03:23:10 UTC
How do people think the likes of ETH, ADA, XRP, TRON etc will go from here?
The cryptocurrency market is known for its volatility. While some coins may not survive, major ones like ETH, ADA, XRP, and TRON have strong backing and use cases. Ethereum, for instance, is expected to remain influential due to its smart contract capabilities and ongoing updates. Similarly, ADA and XRP have their unique ecosystems and partnerships that could help them recover and grow. TRON’s focus on entertainment and content sharing gives it a niche appeal. Overall, the future of these cryptocurrencies will likely depend on broader market trends, technological advancements, and regulatory developments.
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Re: Whatever happened to decentralized marketplaces?
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cutepanda159
on 19/04/2024, 05:11:41 UTC
I've once heard about decentralized alternatives to eBay and Amazon where you can buy/sell items online without middleman. OpenBazaar and Parcl are among several alternatives aiming to transform e-commerce.
Decentralized marketplaces like OpenBazaar and Parcl indeed have the potential to revolutionize e-commerce. However, they face challenges such as regulatory scrutiny, user adoption, and trust issues. Regulatory concerns can hinder growth, as governments seek to prevent illegal activities. User adoption is often slow due to unfamiliarity with decentralized systems. Trust issues arise due to the lack of a central authority to resolve disputes. While these platforms may remain niche, they continue to inspire innovations in e-commerce. The rise of NFTs and meme coins doesn’t necessarily diminish their relevance but shows the diverse applications of blockchain technology.
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Re: Shitcoin games in exchanges
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cutepanda159
on 19/04/2024, 05:04:47 UTC
So should be careful such shitcoin games. It may increase your money thousands time but i think, people will loss more than gaining
Investing in new altcoins can be risky due to their high volatility. Exchanges often list these coins for profit, and they can pump dramatically within seconds of listing. However, these pumps are often followed by dumps, where the team sells their shares and leaves, causing significant losses for investors. While there’s potential for high returns, the risks are equally high. It’s crucial to be cautious and conduct thorough research before investing in such coins. Remember, in the crypto world, high rewards often come with high risks.

You can avoid pump-and-dump schemes by these strategies:

1. Conduct thorough research about the coin, its team, and its project before investing.
2. Be skeptical of coins that have sudden, unexplained spikes in price.
3. Diversify your portfolio to spread risk.
4. Don’t let the Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) drive your investment decisions.
5. Stick to well-known, reputable exchanges.
6. Focus on long-term investments rather than short-term gains. Remember, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Always invest wisely.
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Re: Short term Investors feeling cool with the centralized Blockchains
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cutepanda159
on 18/04/2024, 03:30:39 UTC
While we are quite approaching the Bitcoin dip against the halving, lot of Investors are already muscled up to dive in accumulating more to their Bitcoin holdings and those who had held the high cost of Bitcoin values as excuse is also being attracted to Invest without cost excuses anymore.

Meanwhile... Due to the high rate of transactions fees, I can perceive it that lot of short term Investors would tend to have their assets stored in a Centralized blockchain for easy transactions in other to minimize transaction charges because they believe once they hits probably at the upcoming bull-run they would sell off their assets without holding for a long term.
They would actually ignore the fact that it is not about how long your assets stays in a particular blockchain that can get it comprised but base on how unlucky the investors can be despites how conscious they can be with their seed phrases.

So if you must be amongst of those with such mentality, I hope you get to be aware of how risky the system of storing your assets in a centralized network system could be because some investors whom had lost their assets stored in the exchange mostly wonders how come can it be possible to lost their funds when the assets has not stayed for too long there in the centralized platform.

Conclusion: Don't assume to scale through the high cost of transaction fees and get your funds get risked on the centralized exchange platforms.
While the Bitcoin dip may attract investors, high transaction fees could lead some to store assets in centralized blockchains for lower costs. However, this approach carries risks. Assets can be compromised regardless of how long they’re stored, and losses can occur even with careful handling of seed phrases. Centralized platforms can be vulnerable, and losses can happen unexpectedly. Therefore, it’s crucial to consider the risks of centralized systems and not just focus on transaction fees. Always prioritize the security of your assets over cost savings.
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Re: Isn't Altcoin a distraction to Bitcoin adoption?
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cutepanda159
on 18/04/2024, 02:59:28 UTC
Do you think that altcoin is a major distraction to bitcoins adoption?
Altcoins, while offering diversity and fostering innovation in the crypto space, can indeed distract from Bitcoin’s adoption. They often promise high returns, attracting investors away from Bitcoin. However, their volatility and lack of regulation can lead to significant losses, creating skepticism about cryptocurrencies in general, including Bitcoin. If only Bitcoin existed, its adoption might be higher due to a focused understanding and trust in a single, decentralized currency. However, the absence of altcoins would also limit the scope for innovation and competition in the crypto ecosystem. Therefore, it’s a complex issue with no straightforward answer.
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Re: Coinbase rewards
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cutepanda159
on 17/04/2024, 08:50:18 UTC
I'm curious about how coinbase rewards work. Could someone clarify the mechanism for me?
Coinbase rewards users through Coinbase Earn by watching educational videos and completing quizzes, awarding crypto to their wallets. Miners receive bitcoins as rewards for creating new blocks on the blockchain, which is done through a transaction. Satoshi Nakamoto preprogrammed Bitcoin’s code to release these mining rewards at set intervals, ensuring a decentralized and secure network. The original code, which established the rules for mining rewards, can be examined by those interested in the technical details of Bitcoin’s early development.
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Re: It takes the balls...
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cutepanda159
on 17/04/2024, 08:29:18 UTC
Everyone claimed that they wanted the dips, every friends I knew have been screaming about Bitcoin dips for weeks now.


It’s common for cryptocurrencies to experience significant fluctuations. For investors, these dips can be seen as buying opportunities, aligning with the strategy of DCA, which involves investing a fixed amount into an asset at regular intervals, regardless of price. This approach can potentially mitigate the impact of volatility and average out investment costs over time.
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Re: Bitcoin = Proof of Scam ?
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cutepanda159
on 16/04/2024, 04:49:14 UTC
White paper does not mention halving !
The claim that the Bitcoin white paper misleads by not mentioning halving is not true. The halving process is indeed a fundamental part of Bitcoin’s design. The white paper specifies that after every 210,000 blocks, the reward for miners will halve. This means that while the white paper talks about the addition of new coins, it also implies a decreasing rate of supply over time due to halving events. These events are designed to control inflation and mimic the extraction of precious resources, becoming less frequent over time until the cap of 21 million bitcoins is reached. The halving is not a “dirty little trick” but a transparent and predictable feature of the Bitcoin protocol that is public and verifiable by anyone who examines the source code or understands the protocol’s rules.
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Re: Why Bitcoin will remain the greatest crypto currency in the world.
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cutepanda159
on 16/04/2024, 04:37:10 UTC
What are your thoughts do you believe BTC will remain the greatest crypto currency in the world.
Bitcoin BTC has indeed gained significant attention and investment, much like precious metals, due to its capped supply and decentralized nature. While many are confident in BTC, its future as the “greatest” cryptocurrency is uncertain and subject to various factors, including market dynamics, technological advancements, and regulatory changes. It’s important to note that the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile and unpredictable. Therefore, while BTC has been a frontrunner, it’s challenging to definitively say whether it will maintain its position indefinitely.
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Re: Bitcoin as a medium for donations
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cutepanda159
on 16/04/2024, 04:26:39 UTC
Bitcoin is often accused to be completely useless but of course we know it is not true. Because Bitcoin is useful in various ways already and it will continue to be useful for many more cases when Bitcoin gets more established.
Its pseudonymous nature can appeal to those seeking privacy. However, Bitcoin’s volatility can pose risks as the value of donations can fluctuate significantly. Additionally, the lack of regulation and potential for misuse are concerns. Therefore, while Bitcoin presents new opportunities for charitable giving, it also introduces new challenges.
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Re: Would you advise a friend in the same way?
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cutepanda159
on 10/04/2024, 07:13:03 UTC
I told him to think about investing that money if he wants to keep the company growing, I told him about how MicroStrategy is doing so well using Bitcoin as a strong backbone of the company, I believe that even a small company can turn big if they use Bitcoin as their main investment.

Investing in Bitcoin can potentially bring high returns, but it also carries significant risk due to its volatility. Your friend should carefully assess whether it aligns with his company's goals and risk tolerance. Diversification and understanding regulatory risks are important considerations. Consulting with financial advisors is advisable before making any investment decisions.
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Re: Bitcoin the HERO we never knew we needed
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cutepanda159
on 09/04/2024, 05:55:47 UTC

My question to us right now do you think Bitcoin will eventually erase the commercial banking sector???

Bitcoin provides secure transactions, disrupting traditional banking. It won't eliminate commercial banking but prompts change. Its influence depends on regulations, tech progress, and societal acceptance.
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Re: BTC profit taking strategies?
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cutepanda159
on 05/04/2024, 04:23:14 UTC
Selling slices is good, but picking exact prices is tricky. Fees can add up too. Consider a trailing stop-loss or tiered sell orders to automate some profit-taking. Don't forget taxes, volatility, and your ultimate goal - that house! DCA back in during the bear market, but plan to put some regular income towards the house too. Adapt as needed, and good luck!
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Re: Metaverse Mania is just a hype?
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cutepanda159
on 04/04/2024, 11:04:51 UTC
it will last long, but the hypes won't stay for too long, most of people already switching over narrative anyway
Metaverse hype might be fading, but the core tech (VR/AR) is still evolving, Hopefully making a foundation for future, more immersive Metaverse.
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Re: Metaverse Mania is just a hype?
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cutepanda159
on 04/04/2024, 09:52:12 UTC
It might be here to stay but for how long? Just like the ICOs, they're here to stay but the hype was gone long ago.
you're right, ICOs are a cautionary tale of hype. But Metaverse tech is different. VR is getting better, internet is getting faster. these are strong foundations that weren't there with ICOs. The hype might cool, but the potential for the Metaverse to change how we work, learn, and play is real. Maybe it's not about "next big thing," but about how Metaverse tech can create lasting value.
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Metaverse Mania is just a hype?
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cutepanda159
on 04/04/2024, 08:15:16 UTC
Is it Metaverse just a passing trend or here to stay? Hey Bitcoin community! I may be new to this, but I can't resist joining in on the excitement surrounding the Metaverse. Could this be the next big thing or simply a revamped version of VR chat? Picture an amazing virtual space where you can socialize with friends, play games, and even shop – that's the ultimate goal of the Metaverse. It sounds incredible, doesn't it? However, we can't help but wonder if all the buzz around the Metaverse is justified. Is this truly the future of online connectivity? What are your thoughts, experienced members? Is this a revolutionary development or just a passing trend? Share your opinions in the comments section!
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Re: Buy Cigarettes Online - Marlboro $24 Pay With Bitcoins
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cutepanda159
on 03/04/2024, 11:39:04 UTC
Hi everyone, just a quick heads-up about this post.  Shocked  While it's great to find options for online purchases, it's important to be cautious about deals that seem too good to be true, especially for tobacco products. There are legal restrictions on online cigarette sales in many countries, and using cryptocurrency for such transactions might raise additional red flags.