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Re: Full of Regrets sa hindi pag HODL ng BTC.
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imjeybi1208
on 22/12/2024, 04:23:46 UTC
Same scenario. Sana di nalang ako natuto magsugal. Lahat ng crypto funds ko nadamay nang dahil sa salot na yan hahaha. Instant Millonare na sana ngayon. Kung maiibalik lang ang nakaraan hehe
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Board Economics
Re: Working during holidays
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imjeybi1208
on 19/12/2024, 04:12:02 UTC
Some offices give employees time off during holidays, but others don't. Some even make employees come to work on Christmas Day or during other festive seasons.

For me, I don't think it's fair to make an employee work during holidays. I think it should be voluntary - if you want to come to work, you can, but if you don't, you can stay home and celebrate with your family and friends.

Giving employees official holidays during their festive seasons should be part of their benefit package. I say "their festive seasons" because Christians may want to celebrate Christmas, Muslims may want to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, and Hindus may want to celebrate Diwali.

This is also a way to promote diversity in the workplace. If Christians take Christmas off, Muslims and Hindus can work, and then when Muslims take Eid off, Christians and Hindus can work. This way, you can regulate your workforce and give employees the freedom to celebrate their holidays.

By doing this, you prioritize employees' satisfaction and well-being. This is why people don't leave jobs, they leave toxic work environments. When you make people feel comfortable and loved, they will stay, and it will increase productivity and mutual respect.

Closing offices during holidays for like two weeks might affect business revenue, but how much?

You've been working from January to December, you should have sustainable investments and is it worth making employees miss out on time with their families and friends? I don't think so.

But what do you think about making someone's work mandatory during holidays?

Workplace holiday policies are more than logistical—they reflect a company’s values and its care for employees. Mandatory holiday work can feel unfair, while voluntary participation with proper incentives respects individual choice. Official holidays as benefits acknowledge employees’ cultural and religious traditions, fostering inclusivity and belonging in diverse workplaces. Flexible solutions, like floating holidays, balance diversity and operational efficiency.

Supportive policies enhance employee satisfaction, well-being, and retention, while rigid, toxic environments erode morale and trust. Though holiday closures may seem like short-term losses, they build long-term loyalty and productivity. On a personal level, holidays are vital for family, traditions, and emotional renewal, and losing this time can feel deeply impactful. Thoughtful, human-centric policies not only support employees but also strengthen businesses overall.
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Re: Every successful person had a mentor
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imjeybi1208
on 19/12/2024, 01:10:36 UTC
I would like to discuss this here to understand how many people decide to take this step to find a mentor?

I asked myself this question because in almost every book or interview with successful people I come across a mention of them having, or even currently having a mentor who guides them, helps them develop, and perhaps points out mistakes that will not allow them to grow.

And I was interested in how many of you at some point decided that you needed a mentor, how difficult it was to find one and how did he help you? I suppose that few people use this, maybe even out of fear, because for example I don’t even know who it could be and how can I ask my future mentor about this if I manage to find such a person.

And maybe some of you have been a mentor for other people? Share your experience too, if it is not too much trouble for you.

Mentorship is one of those topics that comes up time and again in the stories of successful individuals. Whether it’s in books, podcasts, or interviews, there’s a common thread: the transformative impact of a guiding hand, someone who’s been where you are and can help you navigate the journey ahead. It’s inspiring to hear how mentorship shapes lives, but I’ve also found that taking the first step to find a mentor can be surprisingly daunting.

When I first thought about seeking a mentor, I wrestled with questions like, What if I’m bothering them? What if I don’t even know what to ask for? The idea of approaching someone more experienced felt intimidating—like I needed to have it all figured out before I could even ask for help. It took me a while to realize that mentors aren’t looking for perfection; they’re looking for curiosity, effort, and a genuine desire to grow.

In my experience, finding a mentor isn’t about walking up to someone and saying, “Will you be my mentor?” It’s about building relationships organically. One of my mentors started as a casual conversation after a webinar. I admired their perspective, asked follow-up questions, and over time, a mentorship naturally developed. It taught me that sometimes, the right mentor isn’t someone you formally label but someone whose guidance you trust and value.

But the search can be challenging. Uncertainty about where to look, fear of rejection, or even the belief that we’re not “worthy” of mentorship can hold us back. I’ve learned that these feelings are normal. The key is to start somewhere—whether it’s reaching out to someone you admire on LinkedIn, joining professional groups, or even engaging in community discussions like this one.

For those who’ve had the privilege of mentoring others, I’d love to hear your perspective. What inspired you to guide someone, and how has it impacted your journey? And for those still searching, what’s one thing you wish you knew when you started? Let’s make this a space where we can share not just successes but also struggles and lessons learned.

Mentorship isn’t just about one person giving and the other receiving—it’s a two-way street. As mentees, we learn from our mentors’ wisdom, and as mentors, we grow through the act of guiding and supporting others. I’d love to hear your stories—whether you’re a mentor, a mentee, or someone in between. Let’s celebrate the power of connection and collective learning.
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Board Economics
Re: Can we still pursue careers impacted by AI?
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imjeybi1208
on 19/12/2024, 00:29:47 UTC
After asking whether we can still pursue careers in industries impacted by AI, another question arises: Which industries have been destroyed by AI? I firmly believe that AI can never replace the most creative and top-tier talents. What it truly undermines are those who fail to adapt, becoming overly reliant on AI for work and losing their edge. What bothers me the most is the dependency syndrome AI can create. People—myself included—sometimes feel guilty for using tools like ChatGPT to do the thinking or writing for us. It's a kind of laziness. Does anyone else feel the same way?

Your thoughts resonate deeply, and they highlight some of the most pressing questions about AI's role in shaping the future of work and creativity. The complexities of its impact are undeniable—while AI has streamlined tasks and transformed industries, it has also raised concerns about job displacement and the erosion of uniquely human skills. However, I believe this transformation isn't a destruction of industries but rather a redirection, urging us to rethink how we add value in a rapidly changing world.

Adaptability is key. History shows us that every technological leap has displaced some roles while creating new opportunities. The printing press once threatened scribes, yet it led to an explosion of literature and learning. AI is no different—it’s a tool, and how we wield it determines its impact. The challenge is to stay curious, continuously learn, and harness these tools to augment our strengths rather than replace them.

Your candid reflection on the emotional aspect of AI dependency is especially poignant. That pang of guilt when using tools like ChatGPT for tasks we traditionally associate with deep thinking or creativity is a shared experience for many. It’s a reminder of our inherent desire to feel authentic and engaged in our work. But perhaps we can reframe this: AI is not here to think for us but to think with us. It can handle the mundane and repetitive, freeing us to focus on higher-level creativity and problem-solving.

The fear of "laziness" is valid, but I see it as a call for balance. Just as calculators didn’t eliminate the need to understand math, AI doesn’t remove the need for critical thought—it only shifts where we apply it. The beauty of human creativity lies not just in the end product but in the process—the brainstorming, experimenting, and refining. AI can be a collaborator in that journey, offering new perspectives and possibilities we might not have considered alone.

I find hope in the idea that AI doesn’t diminish us—it expands what we can achieve. It’s an opportunity to forge new paths in industries we hadn’t imagined, to push the boundaries of creativity, and to connect more deeply with what makes us uniquely human.

I’d love to hear how others navigate this space. Do you see AI as a partner or a competitor in your work? How do you balance its use while maintaining a sense of personal authenticity and fulfillment? Let’s learn from each other’s experiences, so we can adapt and thrive together.
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Re: MicroStrategy Buys $250M in Bitcoin, Calling the Crypto ‘Superior to Cash’
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imjeybi1208
on 14/12/2024, 03:42:54 UTC
I would not presume that you would do any of that on purpose.. except remember the trade that you were considering as a good one?  something like shorting MSTR... and going long on GBTC... sure there might have been some aspects of that that might have had worked out, if I am remembering correctly... ..
I was horribly wrong on that trade, and the blue line is a testimony of that.
According to my understanding prior to the ETF launch, the blue line should have collapsed to 1, as the ETF would have been a far superior way to track BTC.
The reality is that Micheal Saylor was very good at selling the "BTC YIELD" thesis, so the blue line increased over time.
I had to stop on that trade and lick my wounds.
Now, after having listened to every possible speech from MS, I am actually pondering reversing it and using MSTR as a leverage bet on BTC, accruing more sats per unit. I am not sure I am degenerate enough to do so, tough.

On a personal level, I am good enough with just the returns on BTC without the extra complications of third party execution risks, and unknown unknowns that are associated with adding an additional layer of risk - even though surely Saylor seems to have had structured his debt instruments quite ingeniously.

I used some variation of this example earlier.  Let's say that I have 35-ish BTC and you only have 7-ish BTC, and both of us have a target to reach about 21 BTC in order to feel that we are at entry-level fuck you status (based on current market conditions and wherever we might be in our lives), so maybe I am sitting back and I am content because I have about 66% more than what both of us consider to be entry-level fuck you status, and maybe I am already living off my BTC and not necessarily earning income from other places. 

You on the other hand are about ONLY 1/3 towards your goal, even though we know that with the passage of time, maybe even by mid 2029-ish (it may well be the case that 7 BTC will then be worth the equivalent of today's 21 BTC, so less preferred scenario, you consider that you might be wanting to at least get to entry-level fuck you status, and you might even want to get to a similar situation as me, in which you have around 60% or more extra cushion in the size of your stash, so you keep stacking and you are willing to take some chances, since you might not even be urgently wanting to get into fuck you status until you are sure that you have a large enough BTC cushion.. so if 7 BTC is entry-level fuck you status in mid-2029, you would prefer to have double entry level fuck you status, just to feel sufficiently comfortable when you might start to spend from your BTC stash (rather than being in the process of accumulating it).

I am just suggesting that there could be reasons that guys might not want to overly complicate their investment portfolio, even though MSTR does seem like a good place to potentially outperform BTC, perhaps? 

You’ve highlighted some great points about Bitcoin’s appeal as a stable, straightforward investment that avoids third-party risks. The simplicity of holding BTC directly is undeniably attractive, especially when paired with its scarcity and potential for massive future value. While holding 7 BTC could still provide significant financial freedom in the right market conditions, a larger cushion like 35 BTC offers greater flexibility and security, particularly in volatile times. It’s all about finding the level of holdings that aligns with your financial comfort and goals.

Diversification, however, is worth considering. Investments like MicroStrategy (MSTR) can provide indirect exposure to BTC with potential additional upside, but they also come with added corporate risks. Balancing simplicity with calculated risks could be the key to optimizing your strategy. Whether you stick to BTC alone or explore other vehicles, the focus should be on aligning with your risk tolerance while staying adaptable to market dynamics. Ultimately, it’s about achieving both financial freedom and peace of mind.
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Re: Few Telegram airdrops going live before the year ends..
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imjeybi1208
on 14/12/2024, 03:36:13 UTC

Hey guys, it seems we'll be seeing a few Tap-to-Earn launches before the year ends. TOMA has announced its listing date (in 8 days), and $HOLD, with the concept of Hold-to-Earn, has also announced its listing. 

I'm surprised because this was under the radar, unlike others, and now, all of a sudden, there are solid plans for listings: With some really good platforms showing interest already. https://x.com/HoldCoinGo/status/1866895711310360922?t=cf4ncersxqBhotufcdSxug&s=19

Did you catch this? What's your plan moving forward if you got the airdrop?
It will be good if the remaining play to earn and tap to earn projects will just come and announce their listing date before the end of this year because I think they have already lost credibility since the lunch of Hamster Kombat as they shared dust to their participants. Many people stoped must of the play to earn and tap to earn project they are doing because the projects don’t pay their participants well which is why they don’t normally participate again.

I personally only participated in $Major project, and they paid, but I am done with any other telegram projects because they are literally waste of time because they don’t pay people for the effort and time they used to promote the projects.

Your concerns are completely valid, and it’s a sentiment shared by many in the community. The lack of transparency and delayed listings have definitely hurt the credibility of many play-to-earn and tap-to-earn projects. It’s frustrating to see participants put in effort, only to receive little to no value in return, as was the case with Hamster Kombat. This kind of behavior only pushes people away from the space, and it’s no surprise that many are stepping back from these projects entirely.

It's good to hear that $Major was a positive exception for you, but it’s understandable why you'd want to avoid other Telegram-based projects. Consistently poor payouts and lack of accountability make them feel like a waste of time and effort. Projects need to realize that credibility and fair rewards are critical if they want to maintain engagement and trust in the long run. Hopefully, the remaining projects learn from these mistakes and commit to being more transparent and rewarding to their participants.
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Re: Identifying the Next 1,000% Gainer in Penny Cryptocurrencies by 2025
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imjeybi1208
on 13/12/2024, 15:31:32 UTC
Penny cryptocurrencies are digital means priced below$ 1, frequently with low request capitalization, making them seductive for high- threat, high- price investments. Their low price allows for significant upside eventuality, but they also carry essential pitfalls due to request volatility and the academic nature of the crypto assiduity.
This is wrong. Low price does not means low marketcap. Price is not what is used to determine if a coin will increase in price or not.

Also if you mean 1000 time price gain, you are only deceiving people or you do not know what you mean. Most coins had gained a lot but they have not gotten more than 5 to 50 time price gain. Also next year may not really favour some of these coins and some altcoins bear market will begin before bitcoin bear market.

Just also know that it is hard to know which coin can increased 1000 times from now. Also this is a wrong time to have such post as many of the coins have increased in price already.

You make valid points, particularly about the distinction between price and market cap—low price doesn’t equate to significant growth potential. Claims of "1000x gains" can indeed be misleading, as such outcomes are extremely rare and highly speculative. Timing is also a critical factor; many coins have already experienced substantial rallies, and historical trends suggest altcoins might enter a bear market before Bitcoin does. Predicting which coins will perform exceptionally well is challenging, making thorough research and diversification essential. Rather than outright dismissing the post, offering clear and constructive insights into market dynamics would create a more productive and educational discussion.
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Identifying the Next 1,000% Gainer in Penny Cryptocurrencies by 2025
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imjeybi1208
on 13/12/2024, 08:10:37 UTC
Relating the Coming 1,000 Killer in Penny Cryptocurrencies by 2025

The cryptocurrency request is notorious for its volatility and eventuality for massive earnings. One pressing question for investors is Which penny cryptocurrency has the implicit to achieve at least a 1,000 gain by 2025? Answering this requires a comprehensive analysis of request trends, design fundamentals, and external factors. Let’s dive into the crucial aspects that could determine the coming big winner among penny cryptos.



Understanding Penny Cryptocurrencies
Penny cryptocurrencies are digital means priced below$ 1, frequently with low request capitalization, making them seductive for high- threat, high- price investments. Their low price allows for significant upside eventuality, but they also carry essential pitfalls due to request volatility and the academic nature of the crypto assiduity.

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Factors impacting 1,000 Growth Implicit

1. Market Trends and Arising Sectors
Penny cryptocurrencies that align with fleetly growing sectors are more likely to witness exponential growth. Arising trends to consider include

-Decentralized Finance( DeFi) Commemoratives enabling decentralized lending, borrowing, and staking.
-Metaverse and Virtual Reality Coins powering virtual real estate and gaming husbandry.
-AI Integration in Blockchain Cryptos exercising AI for prophetic analysis, security, and robotization.
-Green Cryptocurrencies Environmentally-friendly commemoratives addressing energy effectiveness enterprises.

2. Strong Use Cases and mileage
Commemoratives with practical operations are more likely to gain long- term relinquishment. Questions to consider

-Does the cryptocurrency break a real- world problem?
-How scalable and stoner-friendly is its platform?
-For case, Astral( XLM) focuses oncross-border payments, making it precious in global finance, while VeChain( warhorse) uses blockchain to optimize force chain logistics.

3. request Capitalization and Liquidity
Low request cap cryptocurrencies frequently have the eventuality for rapid-fire growth, as indeed modest increases in relinquishment or investment can yield significant chance earnings. still, liquidity plays a crucial part in icing flawless deals.

VeChain( warhorse) A low- cap coin with hookups in retail and manufacturing.
Hedera( HBAR) Backed by enterprise- concentrated results.

4. Community and Development exertion
A vibrant community and an active development platoon are strong pointers of implicit success. systems like Dogelon Mars( ELON) thrive on hype and community backing, while coins like Cardano( ADA) benefit from harmonious upgrades and roadmap progress.

5. Regulatory Environment
Governments’ evolving station on cryptocurrencies will significantly impact their relinquishment and value. Projects designed to misbehave with nonsupervisory fabrics, similar as Astral( XLM), have better chances of gaining institutional trust.

6. Threat vs. Price Analysis
Given the academic nature of penny cryptos, it’s essential to weigh implicit prices against pitfalls similar as

-Lack of relinquishment.
-High volatility and manipulation.
-Limited translucency in the design’s vision or platoon.

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Promising Penny Cryptocurrencies to Watch
1. VeChain( warhorse)
  • Price Range Below$ 1
  • Focus Area Supply chain and logistics.
  • Growth Implicit Strong hookups with diligence similar as retail and medicinals.

2. Hedera( HBAR)
  • Price Range Below$ 1
  • Focus Area Fast, secure, and energy-effective blockchain for enterprises.
  • Growth Implicit Strategic collaborations with tech titans.

3. Astral( XLM)
  • Price Range Below$ 1
  • Focus AreaCross-border payments and fiscal addition.
  • Growth Implicit adding relinquishment by fiscal institutions and governments.

4. Dogelon Mars( ELON)
  • Price RangeMicro-cents
  • Focus Area Meme coin with a strong, academic community.
  • Growth Implicit Earnings driven by community hype and request trends.

5. Decentraland( MANA)
  • Price Range Below$ 1
  • Focus Area Virtual real estate and metaverse operations.
  • Growth Implicit Leader in the growing metaverse assiduity.

6. Cardano( ADA)
  • Price Range Near$ 1
  • Focus Area Scientific approach to blockchain development.
  • Growth Implicit Major updates and ecosystem expansions on the horizon.
  • Challenges and Implicit risks
  • While the eventuality for a 1,000 gain is enticing, there are challenges

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Challenges and Potential Pitfalls
While the potential for a 1,000% gain is enticing, there are challenges:

Market Manipulation: Low-cap tokens are more prone to price manipulation.
Lack of Transparency: Many projects may lack clear roadmaps or deliverables.
Regulatory Risks: Changes in global policies can impact certain sectors.


Strategic Approaches for Investors


Diversify Investments
Invest in multiple promising penny cryptos to spread threat and increase the liability of high returns.

Examiner request Sentiment
Use tools like CoinMarketCap, Crypto Twitter, and Reddit forums to gauge community enthusiasm.

Set Realistic prospects
Understand that not every investment will yield exponential earnings; plan for implicit losses.


Conclusion

Relating the coming 1,000 killer in penny cryptocurrencies by 2025 requires a combination of exploration, trend analysis, and strategic investing. While commemoratives like VeChain( warhorse), Hedera( HBAR), and Astral( XLM) show strong fundamentals, academic plays like Dogelon Mars( ELON) may appeal to threat-tolerant investors. By balancing fundamentals with request openings, investors can maximize their chances of landing life- changing earnings.

Which penny cryptocurrency do you suppose has the strongest eventuality? Let’s discuss!
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Re: Why Do People Label Bitcoin as a Scam?
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imjeybi1208
on 13/12/2024, 07:29:27 UTC
Bitcoin is frequently labeled a fiddle due to its association with fraud, extreme price volatility, and its ignorance to those used to traditional fiscal systems. Indeed individualities who benefit from it, like the one in the story, may still mistrust it, reflecting fear of the unknown and cognitive conflict. While dubitation is valid, dismissing Bitcoin entirely ignores its growing mileage and eventuality to homogenize finance. The real issue lies in refusing to understand its nuances, which could lead to missed openings. Education and critical thinking are essential for a balanced perspective.
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Re: How will other nations respond to US Bitcoin reserve proposal?
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imjeybi1208
on 13/12/2024, 01:56:31 UTC
I have been thinking about some of the things that happened this year as they relate to Bitcoin and what could possibly happen next year. One thing that that filled my imagination is the reaction of other countries should the US start accumulating Bitcoin based on the promises of President Donald Trump. If this happens, chances are high that nations will be dragging who will hold more because no one wants to be left behind. Imagine what this will do to the price of a Bitcoin.

Anyways, this is just my imagination
The USA will start investing in Bitcoin and will build strategic Bitcoin reserves. Russia will do the same because Putin talked about Bitcoin and how it's impossible to ban Bitcoin. Since their USD reserves got frozen by the US abroad, their best bet is to build a Bitcoin reserves, it will be untouchable by the US or any other foreign company.
So, if the USA and Russia build Bitcoin reserves, then there are other countries like the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and others who will join them because these are the countries that want to be powerful.

I believe that this is the moment when there will be a massive Bitcoin adoption, it will become a strategic reserve of the most powerful nations and probably, many countries will join them.

It's a long road ahead of us, so we may think it will be that way, and on the other day, politicians would say things differently.
Let's wait for a year or so to see where Donald is going for real.


You're absolutely right—it’s a long road, and it’s tough to predict how things will unfold. Politicians often have a way of saying one thing and doing another, which makes it even harder to gauge their true direction. Waiting it out and observing how Donald’s actions align with his words over the next year seems like the best approach. Actions always speak louder than promises, don’t they?

What do you think we should be paying attention to over the next year? Do you think his decisions so far hint at where he’s really headed, or is it still too early to tell?
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Navigating the New Age: Societal Challenges and Opportunities 2025
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imjeybi1208
on 12/12/2024, 01:25:03 UTC
The Future of Society in 2025

 As we stand on the cliff of a new period, shaped by rapid-fire technological advancements and global interconnectedness, it's imperative to bandy the evolving geography of society.

 
What are your studies on the following societal issues and trends?
 
AI and robotization :How will AI and robotization reshape the pool and profitable geography?

Climate Change: What are the most burning climate challenges and implicit results?

Social Inequality: How can we address the growing gap between the rich and poor?

 Global Health: What are the counteraccusations of arising conditions and global health heads?

Cybersecurity: How can we guard our digital lives in an decreasingly connected world?



 Let's spark a discussion about the future of society and explore implicit results to the challenges we face.
 
 Please partake your perceptivity, enterprises, and hopes for the future.


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Re: Arkycia Metaverse Bounty Campaign {TW/FB/TG/YT/RD/MD/DS} | Budget: $100k | 12wks
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imjeybi1208
on 10/01/2022, 11:36:37 UTC
Twitter Campaign:
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Re: Arkycia Metaverse Bounty Campaign {TW/FB/TG/YT/RD/MD/DS} | Budget: $100k | 12wks
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imjeybi1208
on 10/01/2022, 11:28:06 UTC
#PROOF OF REGISTRATION
Forum Username: imjeybi1208
Forum Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2764388;sa=summary
Telegram Username: @imjeybi08
Participated Campaigns: Twitter , Telegram ,Facebook
BEP-20 Wallet Address: 0xbC66f2e5b81b9abAa86092F8c058D19c0711F14a
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Re: Profitable coin for 2022
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imjeybi1208
on 10/01/2022, 04:01:27 UTC
Let's we discuss about some profitable coin for 2022. No doubt Bitcoin the favourite coin for all-time investment. Besides Bitcoin, which coin will be the most profitable for 2022. I say Harmony, You?

Taking a snapshot of the current market share as of early December 2021, Bitcoin accounts for 41% of the market's value, while Ethereum accounts for 21%.
Here are the most promising altcoin predictions for 2022, based on their underlying technology, use case potential, and previous trading patterns, as well as the reasons for their future growth: Best Altcoin 2022 Predictions

In 2022, Ethereum will transition to a more sustainable and energy-efficient Proof-of-Stake consensus. The official launch is currently scheduled for the first half of 2022.

Decentraland is a virtual reality platform that allows users to create and participate in 3D scenes, interactive games and experiences, and artworks. Following a successful ICO three years prior, the platform was officially launched in 2020. Many industry insiders are keeping an eye on this coin in the coming year because it is one of the top 25 largest cryptocurrencies.

Chainlink connects the blockchain and the outside worlds; the network has a large following and has seen rapid growth in terms of price and usability.

Cardano was created to address Ethereum's shortcomings in terms of network efficiency and dapp creation. It is the largest and most successful blockchain platform based on a proof-of-stake consensus.
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Re: Buy the dip or keep waiting?
by
imjeybi1208
on 10/01/2022, 03:53:39 UTC
Hi all,

Fairly new to crypto so I am by no means an expert but I want to use this current market to increase my portfolio while prices are low.

This time last week I was reading articles and watching youtube videos saying how certain coins were a great price and could 5x 10x or even 20x this year, so surely now is a good time buy?

I am investing in crypto to hold long term so I am not panicking at all about the money I have invested so far and will not sell anything. I just want to buy when prices are low and hold when then start rising again.

I am just wondering what everyone else is doing at the moment? Are you buying now or do you feel the market is only going to keep falling over the next few weeks/months and we should wait a while longer?



The downturn has only just begun. Purchase after it has reached its bottom. When will that happen? Nobody knows what will happen in the future. But, if things continue as they are and Trump does not suddenly become wise, the bottom may not be reached until a few months before the 2020 election, when it becomes clear that Trump will be voted out of office. But that's just a guess, and it's highly susceptible to events in the interim that could change my mind about the subject. Everything is subject to change...

Trump's history of bankruptcies clearly demonstrates one thing: he doesn't realize he's in hot water until he starts to burn, and he doesn't learn from his mistakes, so he continues down wrong paths until they dissolve under his feet. In other words, I don't see him backing down from his war with China, and starting the trade war was a huge mistake that I don't think he'll regret. In other words, he'll grind us into the ground to prove he's right, and it won't end well because he's so clearly wrong.


His attitude toward life appears to be "rather blind than stupid."
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Re: Revolution in Kazakhstan caused BTC price & hashrate drop?
by
imjeybi1208
on 09/01/2022, 06:09:51 UTC
Yes, Kazakhs are protesting corruption and nepotism in their country.

But there's one more thing to consider in this revolution. The Russian-led security alliance dispatched an army to Kazakhstan to assist the dictator in crushing the protests. It is a reenactment of the Warsaw Pact uprisings, which were crushed by the Soviet army (Prague Spring, Romania, and Hungarian uprisings) It is a sign that the authoritarian system, which is based on corruption and oligarchy, is standing on shaky ground and could collapse at any time.

The Kremlin must be worried and sleeping poorly these days.
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What is Web 3.0 and Why it is being called next generation internet?
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on 09/01/2022, 05:05:20 UTC
While I'm browsing the internet, especially TikTok, I saw this trend about Web 3.0 and what its future of it is. I'm very interested in this topic since I'm a WEB Designer and Developer as myself and how can I adapt to these new and innovative ideas. So I've researched a lot about this, and I want to share my thoughts about this.

First, What is Web 3.0?


Web 3.0 is the definition of a new stage in the development of the Internet, which is evolving for maximum user comfort and convenience. This means that Web 3.0 is a new stage in the development of the entire Webspace. The technological changes that are gradually entering the Internet are raising it to a whole new level of quality. Computer scientists, programmers, and analysts believe these changes will make life easier for Internet users by integrating various digital concepts.

https://i.ibb.co/WFrPprv/Web-3-0-img.png



How the Internet appeared:

The first prototype of the Internet was the ARPANET, which provided communication between computing devices. The developer of ARPANET is the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency called DARPA. This agency was founded in 1957 to research computer technology. On October 4, 1957, the USSR successfully launched the first piece Earth satellite. After that, the US Department of Defense instructed the DARPA agency to create a system for transferring information between military computers in case of war with the USSR. The first application of the technology occurred on October 29, 1969, when the developers connected two computers from the University of California and Stanford, which were 600 kilometers away. On January 1, 1983, ARPANET became the world's first network which switched to routing data packets using the IP protocol. This protocol remains the key operating model of the entire Internet to this day.

https://i.postimg.cc/YGq6CRXp/Downloader-la-61da6ac38060a.jpg


Web 1.0:
With the development of the Internet, people have applied the classification based on the stage of its development. Before the advent of search engines, social networking, and streaming video, there was a version of the Internet called Web 1.0. Web 1.0 dates back to the 90s. At that time, the Internet existed only as business card sites for companies to advertise them. These websites are meant to be read, with minimal design and functionality. Today, most e-commerce websites are still Web 1.0 because they are the fastest. But in this case, the level of user interaction remains minimal.

Web 2.0:
The next generation of the Internet is called Web 2.0 because it is meant to read, write, and watch streaming video. In addition, users weren't just visitors, they could create their own content and upload it to the website. The transition to this concept took place in the early 2000s. The term "Web 2.0" was coined by Dale Dougherty, Vice President of O'Reilly Media, in 2003. This period saw the formation of the largest Internet companies, which, as a result, monopolized Internet services.

Web 3.0:
The transition to a new version of the Internet is a process in which evolution and the emergence of new technologies take place. And so it happened with the Internet, which moved to a new stage, which was called Web 3.0. This version of the Web allows web resources to provide information to users based on their actions. This manifests itself in the delivery of content that is as close as possible to the user's requests of interest. Thus, Web 3.0 learns and understands user behavior, returning what suits their desires. This is the philosophy of this generation of the Internet.

What is Web 3.0 for:
Advances in technology, computing devices and access to the Internet will make Web 3.0 accessible to everyone. After all, the Internet will no longer be just on the desktop, like with Web 1.0, or listening to music and watching movies, like Web 2.0. It will be the prototype of the smart grid of the future, which will become the semantic network for people and devices, realizing the concept of the Internet of Things. Services that use separate distributed networks of the blockchain type will be responsible for the analysis and processing of data in such a network.and artificial intelligence. In such an Internet, human interaction with Internet services will change, and all visited resources will correspond to the user's requests. Also, in this version of the Web, old devices will not be able to fully work on the Internet, and Web 1.0 resources will turn out to be dinosaurs that cannot compete with new sites.

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Conclusion:
The concept of Web 3.0 implies the transition of the Internet we are used to into a new stage of development. Thanks to this, users will be able to navigate the smart Internet, which adapts to the interests of the user. Despite the great interest in this concept, we need more practical examples of its use. Thus, Web 3.0 is only a concept that takes time to implement. In addition, there are opponents to this concept who consider the smart internet to be a huge mistake. There is also truth in this, because humanity has never skillfully used revolutionary inventions only for its own well-being.


How about you? What are your thoughts about these?

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Re: What is your constructive hobby?
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imjeybi1208
on 02/03/2020, 16:48:54 UTC
Team sports

Team sports such as football, basketball, hockey, etc. obviously promote the development of a group spirit and shows that you are able to work as a member of a team in the pursuit of a common goal. Although this quality is sought after in most sectors, it can be particularly useful in environments where interpersonal relationships are frequent where I loved the most.
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Ways To Act That Turn Dreams Into Reality
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imjeybi1208
on 24/02/2020, 13:37:41 UTC


What makes dreams come true? I think the most important (and often overlooked) thing is just to act. I was really bad when I was younger. At the time, I usually found myself stuck. I got stuck in my dreams about what I wanted to try and do. I got stuck in analysis paralysis, procrastination, and pessimism because of my habit of thinking too much about things.

But things have changed a lot since then. I added a lot of new habits that help me take more action than I used to. I hope this week's article will help you do the same.

1. Start your day by doing the most important thing.
I learned this a few years ago when I sold advertising space.

The boss told us that if we took care of the most important task of the day (often one of the most difficult too) in the morning, the rest of the day would be much easier and lighter.

He was right about it.

When this first and most important task is finished, you no longer have to worry about it.
This will not weigh on your day.
You feel good about yourself.

And you will have less inner resistance to act for the rest of the day.

2. Simply take responsibility for your actions.
Basically, I do what I think is right and it is my responsibility.
And then the rest (the possible results), well, it's not for me to decide or try to control.

I let go.

Taking action becomes so much lighter when you just have to take responsibility for doing what you think is right.

3. Don't you want to act? Start small.
Doing the most important thing in the first place during your day and preparing for an action-packed day sounds great in theory.

But in reality, you will have days without motivation.

The days when you feel emotionally weak or when you are forced to act and do something you don't want to do.

It's life.
But there is no reason to let this day sink into your inaction and make you feel sorry for yourself.

I have found that the best thing to do in these situations is to start very small. For :

Write for 1 to 2 minutes.
Lift weights for only a few repetitions.
Spend 1 minute to start something that scares me.
After that, I have the choice to go do something else.

But I rarely do it.

I just need a simple way to get started and then, when I'm on the move, I usually keep acting for a little longer.

4. Don't hurt yourself.
It is a powerful motivator for me to grow up and become a better person.

If I don't do what I think is the right thing to do, I hurt my self-esteem.
What I do (or don't do) during my day sends me powerful signals to tell me what kind of person I am.

There is no escape.
And there is always a price to pay when you don't do what you think is the right thing.

5. Stay focused to act by creating a reminder.
If you don't often remember what to focus on and why you do it, then it's easy to let the days go by or spend too much time on less important things.

So, create a simple reminder to act on a sheet of paper.
You can for example write:

Your top 3 priorities in life right now.
Your most vital goal or new habit for the subsequent 30 days.
A motto or quote on which you want to stay focused and live at this point in your life.

6. Perform fully concentrated work and fully relaxing rest.
Get your kitchen timer or access the stopwatch feature on your cell phone.

Set the timer for 45 minutes.
During these minutes, just work on your most important task / small step forward.
Nothing else.
No distractions.

After these 45 minutes have passed, take a relaxing break.

Have fun on Facebook if you want.
Or walk away from your workspace and take a short walk, stretch, or grab an apple for the next 15 minutes.

By working on these well-targeted time periods, you:

Do more and do better work.
Are able to focus longer in your day and week and get less tired.
You train to focus on one thing at a time, instead of getting stuck in your mind between work and relaxation and building up friction and stress.
Are you able to enjoy your rest periods without a guilty conscience?
45 minutes of work, is that too much?

Try 25 minutes instead.

Procrastinating halfway through your 25 minute period?

Set the timer for 10 or 5 minutes and accumulate the time that you can fully concentrate on work over the next few weeks and months.

7. Focus more on how to act and less on assumptions.
If your thoughts start to spin while you are thinking about acting, then in your mind shout: STOP!

Don't get stuck in the negative spiral of analytical paralysis.

Of course, it is smart to think before you act in many cases.

But thinking about things too much tends to become a way of trying to control things you can't control or just staying away from the action because you're afraid in some way.

After saying stop this train of thought, open your mind to what you CAN DO instead of all the things that could go wrong in the worst case.

Ask yourself questions like:

What is a small step I can take today to act and move towards my goal or get out of this situation?
What can I learn from this situation?
Write down the responses you get and take the appropriate action.


How about you? What are your ways to turn something into REALITY?
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Re: Simple Ways To Live A Happy Life
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imjeybi1208
on 24/02/2020, 08:47:50 UTC
What a great post here mate.

You enlightened how to find happiness as easy as it can be, there are many people on who's not contented in their life while the truth is everything is just near from us,the only thing is we need to appreciate and acknowledge  those small things.around.

And you have mentioned facts that truly happens in our daily living. Sorry i run out of merit by now.

Thank you! I know how life is becoming more compilicated as time goes by. But those tips may help us even though in a simple way. Spread happiness! Smiley