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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: [ANN][ICO] ALPHAX-MARKETPLACE BASED ON ALPHA-X BLOCKCHAIN WITH REAL USAGE OF AX
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dealsmith
on 14/11/2018, 02:50:41 UTC
The project seems to be good and i'm very much interested to invest in this project.
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Re: Which site is best for buying/trading cryptos
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dealsmith
on 13/11/2018, 10:05:05 UTC
I highly recommend localbitcoin. It is really good site for buying and trading cryptos.
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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: [ANN][ICO] ALPHAX-MARKETPLACE BASED ON ALPHA-X BLOCKCHAIN WITH REAL USAGE OF AX
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dealsmith
on 13/11/2018, 04:12:27 UTC
I have purchased some coins using the wallet. How much time does it take to get the coins in the wallet?
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Re: Your favourite Crypto Exchanges
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dealsmith
on 13/11/2018, 03:12:02 UTC
My favourite cryto exchange is Localbitcoins. I always use it. Do you guys have any suggestion for better crypto exchanges?
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Re: [ANN][ICO] ALPHAX-MARKETPLACE BASED ON ALPHA-X BLOCKCHAIN WITH REAL USAGE OF AX
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dealsmith
on 12/11/2018, 07:56:02 UTC
This is super interesting. When will your next update be?
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Is Bitcoin too difficult to understand?
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dealsmith
on 12/11/2018, 01:22:00 UTC
Bitcoin is not too difficult to understand if you use it normally. Just like how you use the money normally, Bitcoin needs technology savvy to use transactional devices, which can be difficult for the elderly. Bitcoin needs to coexist with flat currencies, which is the most logical thing to do.
I don't think so. Even we use bitcoin normally, bitcoin is unstable and it always moves. we can not understand bitcoin deeply. I find it is really difficult for me to understand bitcoin.
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Board Speculation (Altcoins)
Re: Will Ethereum be more stable in the future?
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dealsmith
on 10/11/2018, 09:09:09 UTC
Ethereum is young in relation to bitcoin, its market capitalization continues to grow every day. Ethereum became very popular when many tokens started using their smart contracts. Many ICOS are based on the Ethereum platform. Will it be more stable in the future? What do You think about this?
that is exactly what i am waiting for. But i think it is really hard for ETH to be more stable.
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Re: How to prevent reverse airdrop scam?
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dealsmith
on 10/11/2018, 08:52:42 UTC
Linking everything with Telegram might be a good idea. Since you cannot have 10 different Telegram accounts. This might restrict it a bit further
It is possible. Because of people's greed, they can create more than 10 different telegram accounts to have airdrop. It is true.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Why does the government hate bitcoin?
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dealsmith
on 10/11/2018, 08:34:26 UTC
In order to understand why the government hates bitcoin we need to understand how money actually works

In the history of the United States, the US dollar has been built on the "silver standard" and the "gold standard,". This means that the value of a dollar was directly tied to the country's silver or gold reserves. This is true in case of all currencies be it the Indian Rupee or The Chinese yen. A more simplified version of understanding this would be that any money you possessed could directly be exchanged for its value in whatever material it was being backed by. This is known as a commodity currency which does not exist in the current economy.

As an example, Lets say that you own a paper currency worth $ 20. Now you can take that paper bill and exchange it for gold or any other material backing it up which had the same $ 20 value.

But in the current economy the world runs on fiat currencies whose value is derived from the government that backs it. Plain and simple, a US dollar has value as legal tender because the US government says it does. Though this system isn't perfect, it has served its purpose for many years.

The government loves fiat currency because it is centralized which means control is also centralized on the production and distribution of their respective fiat currencies via large central banks.

What this means for the banks
They can track the currency's location in bank accounts, dictate its movement, and collect taxes on every financial transaction that includes their currency. This also helps the governments to try and keep their economy healthy by adjusting the amount of money in circulation to try and stimulate Wall Street investors or avoid a financial crisis.

Now why is bitcoin made?

The basic ideology behind Bitcoin is to use a combination of public-key cryptography and peer-to-peer networking to create a virtual analogy of gold,
that is to say, a substance that is scarce and fungible. Satoshi Nakamoto devised did arrange a set of restrictions in order to ensure that bitcoin is not misued to
an extent like the fact that there can only ever be 21 Million bitcoins ever in existence and as time progresses it will become difficult to mine bitcoins.

Nakamoto in 2009 -
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The root problem with conventional currency, is all the trust that's required to make it work. The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the
history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust. Banks must be trusted to hold our money and transfer it electronically, but they lend it out in waves
of credit bubbles with barely a fraction in reserve. We have to trust them with our privacy, trust them not to let identity thieves drain our accounts." In contrast,
everything in Nakamoto's system "is based on crypto proof rather than trust
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But is it really that simple

It is not as simple as "The government likes to control and tax the movement of money" that makes them seem evil or greedy. The truth however is that if all currencies are decentralized, who would determines their value?
Bitcoin is only in the virtual form, how can we protect oourself from hackers or technical glitches? These questions are just some of the reasons why there is no telling what the future of cryptocurrencies holds, but it isn't wrong to say that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will not be replacing government-backed fiat currencies any time soon. This however does not mean that there isn't a future where cryptocurrencies will be treated as regulated global currencies. Of course if we include the corrupt institutions, politicians then we can say the government is evil and greedy.

For bitcoin to become truly succesful it must be both a medium of exchange and a reasonably stable store of value.

 
Everything seems very clear in this topic. the government hate bitcoin because bitcoin can threaten to the government. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5030552.0
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Re: Where do you usually get your news on current events about crypto
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dealsmith
on 10/11/2018, 07:52:34 UTC
I've never read any news about cryptocurrency before Smiley. I don't really care too much about it but sometime I know about news about cryptocurrency by reading some threads in this forum Smiley. Reading news is the best way and it's also the fastest way for us to become panic sellers Smiley. The whales are controlling price of cryptocurrency by trading and pubulishing fake news so it's the reason why I dont' want toread news about crypto Smiley.
Hi. you said that you have never read any news about cryptocurrency but i wonder how can you keep update with crypto news?
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Should we Re-Brand Bitcoin?
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dealsmith
on 09/11/2018, 19:26:35 UTC
That is unnecessary because it only consumes us time and can cause confusion
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Re: How did you hear about Bitcoin (From Ponzi to Cryptocurrency)
by
dealsmith
on 09/11/2018, 19:04:46 UTC
Many people who do not understand Bitcoin may think that these are fraudulent and virtual values but I am convinced that once they understand the problem, they will love bitcoin more than anything.
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Re: Future blockchain
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dealsmith
on 09/11/2018, 18:55:26 UTC
In the future, I think it will grow stronger and it can become a hegemon in the economy
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Re: Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?
by
dealsmith
on 09/11/2018, 18:48:37 UTC
He is the founder of Bitcoin and the information about him is still a mystery. The things I know about him are that he is from Japan and it is possible he is the big bitcoin holder. most planet
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Re: Bitcoin Acceptance.
by
dealsmith
on 09/11/2018, 18:39:32 UTC
The adjustment is unnecessary for Bitcoin because it is a natural and decentralized nature that makes Bitcoin more attractive to investors.
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Board Scam Accusations
Re: HETACHAIN IS A BIG SCAM PROJECT.
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dealsmith
on 05/11/2018, 08:56:38 UTC
i agree with you about the road map. if the second stage fail i think they can't do anything after that. they won't control all the project
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Re: transaction fee
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dealsmith
on 31/10/2018, 09:42:35 UTC
All transactions have their fee, for each different charge you will be asked for different rates
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Re: The significance of bitcoin decentralization
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dealsmith
on 31/10/2018, 08:59:42 UTC
The advantage of bitcoin's decentralization is that no third party is involved, no one has control over it, and its price is based on supply and demand rules.
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Re: is bitcoin x200 rarer than gold?
by
dealsmith
on 29/10/2018, 23:24:02 UTC
Both are valuable to us, and it's hard to say which one is worth more in the future, bitcoin is limited, and gold is not, it's still so much somewhere in the world.
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Re: How Phillipines adopting BITCOIN
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dealsmith
on 26/10/2018, 23:53:41 UTC
Fortunately,  in my country, it enable us to join in  bitcoin .There are many ATM 's bitcoin , that make us easily to exchange . MOreover , many tech giant has applied bitcoin as a method of payment , and many exchange for bitcoin work really effectively