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Re: [ANN]Scientific科技代币,对科学项目采用分散式评估系统的平台
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jungwong
on 16/06/2018, 17:56:11 UTC
你们打算招聘学生为你们的用户吗?
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Re: 🚩⭐$1 – ONE SAVED LIFE - φιλανθρωπία [Philanthropy] ⭐🚩
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jungwong
on 31/05/2018, 17:36:34 UTC
Does the Scientificcoin team take a percentage of donations for the fund Philanthropy?
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Re: 🚩⭐$1 – ONE SAVED LIFE - φιλανθρωπία [Philanthropy] ⭐🚩
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jungwong
on 31/05/2018, 17:20:58 UTC
I read to your main site. and you guys are closely connected with science? vaccine against measles, scientific projects, your own mathematical algorithm ... where is your team formed?
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Re: 🚩⭐$1 – ONE SAVED LIFE - φιλανθρωπία [Philanthropy] ⭐🚩
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jungwong
on 31/05/2018, 17:08:18 UTC
And the quality of the Siberian vaccine is not worse than European analogues?
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Re: 🚩⭐$1 – ONE SAVED LIFE - φιλανθρωπία [Philanthropy] ⭐🚩
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jungwong
on 31/05/2018, 16:33:21 UTC
You are doing a very useful job! Finally, the crypto currency will be perceived as something that brings good and social benefits, not just financial gain.
 Wink
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Re: Gadget for private communication
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jungwong
on 23/02/2018, 11:27:18 UTC
The free calling and messaging app Viber could be letting hackers gain control of your Android phone by bypassing the lock screen.

Discovered by a Vietnamese security firm, the possible security breach allows attackers to scoot round the phone's lock screen before gaining access to the phone's controls and everything else stored within.

Much like Skype, Viber allows you to make calls and send messages using your data connection instead of munching through calls and minutes included in your contract.

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Re: Customs tax and Bitcoin
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jungwong
on 15/12/2017, 10:49:55 UTC
Well, first off, this should not be construed as advice to avoid taxes. You should pay your taxes and otherwise be a law abiding citizen. That being said, you can't use bitcoin to avoid paying your income taxes. When people talk about avoiding taxes with bitcoin they are usually talking about capital gains tax.That is the tax you pay on investments, like stocks or bonds.  In most countries this is 20% or above. As bitcoin exchanges are not currently required to report the trading activities of their users the government cannot know what you may have earned or lost in trading bitcoin, though as a law abiding citizen, you are supposed to report it on your tax return.  Thereby illustrating how the unscrupulous may avoid taxes, by simply forgetting to report earnings.
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Re: Are Initial Fork Offerings the "alt" ICO?
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jungwong
on 15/12/2017, 10:43:20 UTC
As for  me this is a business model that depends on a client that is wanting to sign up to constant tracking and advertising that can be personalized, personally don't see how the idea can grow with it being limited to Brave browser in the short term, but I could be wrong.In the long term, it will probably take longer to be profitable if it happens to take off, so if you are interested in this business, wait till the heat dies down before going in.

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Re: Law To Declare Bitcoin Ownership
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jungwong
on 15/12/2017, 10:37:26 UTC
In order to stabilize the value of bitcoins, transaction movements will have to be massive compared to total value of the bitcoins, and the top bitcoin owners will need to slowly sell off some of their bitcoins so the distribution is less skewed.
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Re: Attorney Bitcoin on ICO's and the SEC
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jungwong
on 15/12/2017, 10:34:54 UTC
What I like about all this is the fact that many Ponzi ICOs will disappear soon, it will be very difficult for them to bounce back from this. Which also means that Blockchain market will become trustworthy, and more stable. And companies will probably focus more on creating valuable Blockchain/Fin-Tech than to simply sell tokens.
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Re: After China, India may ban Cryptocurrency Trading - Finasko.com Reports
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jungwong
on 15/12/2017, 10:31:14 UTC
I’m glad that happened. Yes, I know Chinese Govt. likes to control everything and it’s not fair to the dream of decentralized currency.There might even be a bigger game at play here since Fintech is not just about digital currency anymore. Even Russia is becoming keen on cryptos, it seems like we’re on the verge of FinTech and AI global war. Recently Moscow Stock exchange welcomed the Crypto trade.
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Re: What about Bitcoin and consumer protection?
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jungwong
on 14/12/2017, 15:27:52 UTC
There are many websites out there that you can generate paper wallets on.  Best is to download the software in the computer and generate it there.  Then move the coin to the paper wallet.
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Re: i heard bitcoin illegal in Taiwan...why?
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jungwong
on 11/12/2017, 14:39:42 UTC
The Chairman of the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has declared Bitcoin to be illegal in Taiwan, following a recent high-profile kidnapping accident involving ransom demands made in Bitcoin.So I suppose nobody has ever kidnapped anyone in Taiwan and demanded cash as ransom? Since they still use money, not illegal yet, than I must conclude this incident is the first kidnapping ever to occur in Taiwan, right? Makes as much sense as making Bitcoin illegal. Make cars illegal, they kill people or, make people illegal, they commit crimes.
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Re: Bitcoin Legal Issues
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jungwong
on 10/12/2017, 12:43:38 UTC
Surely an essential part of the resistance against new forms of currency comes from those who gain the most from the way the system is currently set up. Could you imagine what’d happen to the BIS if there was to be a truly viable alternative?
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Re: Is Bitcoin Forbidden In Islam? Why?
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jungwong
on 09/12/2017, 13:09:29 UTC
One could even go as far as saying how Bitcoin is more halal under the laws of Islam than paper currency will ever be.
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Re: Paypal VS Bitcoin
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jungwong
on 08/12/2017, 14:57:57 UTC
A Bitcoin address on the other hand, is far more secure than a PayPal balance.PayPal itself can be manipulated to freeze a PayPal balance (for example, by reporting it as a scammer), but stealing from a Bitcoin address would take longer than the lifetime of the universe with current technology.
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Re: Will the price of bitcoin increase forever?
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jungwong
on 07/12/2017, 15:29:10 UTC
Many investors are now seeing bitcoin as commodities that mean. That means they prefer bitcoin more than gold also there is a lot of demand for bitcoin pushing the price of bitcoin high.
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Re: Do you use Tor?
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jungwong
on 06/12/2017, 01:51:11 UTC
Yes, I use Tor when i need to surf from another country. As i'm not a tech specialist, i usually use this solution for easy surfing.
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Re: Attorney Advice on Starting a Crypto Business
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jungwong
on 05/12/2017, 11:04:34 UTC
If you want to start your own crypto business, invest in proper advice, don't come to a forum (although you will get good feedback).Currencies may well not be regulated instruments, but I think you are thinking of creating fund, which ( possibly ) start to fall into some area of regulation, certainly if they do then advertising and know your client laws will start to apply. Also anti money laundering laws will apply I would think.
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Re: bitcoin legal vs illegal ???
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jungwong
on 04/12/2017, 11:29:36 UTC
Bitcoin is NOT currency and never will be. Can you buy stuff with it - yes. Is it legal -yes, who can forbid to sell something in exchange of anything?