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Re: Bitcoin and Stock market
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lynttrs
on 12/07/2018, 14:02:04 UTC
Could bitcoin outdo investing/trading in stocks??

Though they have some similar characteristics, I suppose they are unique in their own ways. Each one has some advantage over the other. But they’re still somehow different since they are still two different industries and both have different potentials.
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Re: Crypto is For Risk Takers
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lynttrs
on 05/07/2018, 09:03:06 UTC
I seen lots of people are panic and selling and spreading FUD . But based on my experience people who really dare to take risk only won here .
Wise and daring investors are still searching for good potential coins to invest while its really cheap were greedy people are panic and spreading FUD
Finally people who dare to invest bitcoin even when the price of 100$ they created fortune here . Its completely daring and vision not at aall luck . SO if you are having real vision and want to make milestone in life then be here in crypto and support other wise please quit .

Yes there is definitely risk in any endeavor we take especially with those that are really worth investing our time and money. And we have to have patience to see things coming together. It doesn't happen overnight. Even at times when we think everything is going down we still have to keep our hopes up. Down times are part of it. Have a long term vision.
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Re: Why is Bitcoin difficult to understand?
by
lynttrs
on 21/06/2018, 07:42:49 UTC
If you look at it as Currency, it is difficult for an average person to understand it because it is different.
Bitcoin, being a different kind of a digital currency, it breaks down conventional thinking in many aspects. No central regulatory body. The concept of mining. The open-ledger (blockchain), the way miners are rewarded, how transporting value is determined by its packet size and not value, the hash rate, the concept of limited supply. The 100 Million pennies in a Bitcoin, etc.
Its difficult enough for people in the money space to thoroughly understand Bitcoin (we all say we understand it, but do we really?).
For a common person, its an overkill. Its like trying to explain the concept of TCP/IP, Networking, Routing, the Internet for someone who wants to use email.  Overkill.


Because bitcoin is something new that people are not used to. It takes time for people the grasp the meaning and significance of it. But you don't have to totally understand the difficult technicalities behind to get involved with cryptocurrency. A basic research would help a beginner to start his way up.
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Re: Malta First To Regulate Alt Coins.
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lynttrs
on 13/06/2018, 02:57:14 UTC
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 Shocked       Malta has welcomed one of the worlds biggest Cryptocurrency exchanges namely 'Binance'. Please see: MaltaBlockchainSummit.com for               
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It's nice to hear this. This a good start for an altcoin. There is future in Malta for cryptocurrency as they warmly welcome altcoins.  Hoping that more countries would see this potential as Malta did.
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lynttrs
on 11/06/2018, 04:50:58 UTC
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Re: Countries with No Bitcoin Taxes
by
lynttrs
on 11/06/2018, 02:24:44 UTC
I only know of Denmark and Germany but only if you have held them for more than a year I believe.

Does anyone know of any others?

I think tax should not be imposed on crypto holders. For that would be hard to regulate. They should instead put the tax on the exchanges of the country where you can buy crypto. But it would really be better to make it tax-free like in Germany. Denmark, Singapore. Especially if it is just an investment.
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Re: 🚀[BOUNTY][PRE-ICO] PREVISIONe - Professional Prediction Platform 1.000.000💰
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lynttrs
on 10/06/2018, 07:07:03 UTC
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Re: Has Bitcoin reached its goal?
by
lynttrs
on 10/06/2018, 02:33:10 UTC
I'm not referring to the price of Bitcoin (we all know it's going to be $250,000/coin by 2022), but the goal that it would be a legitimate alternative to inflationary government fiat currencies.  When the altcoin market is examined, it is inextricably linked to the price of Bitcoin.  Where Bitcoin goes, so does the rest of the cryptocurrencies.  There's even somewhat of a dismissive attitude toward other crytpos in some investment circles; strangely this was a similar sentiment held by those "respectable" investors when Bitcoin was in its infancy.

What do you think?  I'd love to hear from some crytpo veterans.





Maybe not yet totally. It has already reached so much milestones. It became more widely known in the past year. The more people who know and support bitcoin, the more transactions. Bitcoin is here because of the people using it. From miners, investors, to simple users.
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Re: Do you think Bitcoin can ruin a Country?
by
lynttrs
on 09/06/2018, 12:03:40 UTC
Well, i just thought, if bitcoin become a currency of one Country, maybe it can destroy that country? Think of it, Bitcoins do not have a tax, and tax are used by the government to make that country a good one, without tax, what will be used to spend and make that country a good one?

What do you think?

Maybe bitcoin cannot be an official currency of a certain country because each country still have to have its own currency that represents in a way its state and progress. But bitcoin can be part of a country's progress. It would not ruin a country unless people widely use it for illegal purposes. It depends on how it is used by the people.
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Re: why do governments don't make BTC illegal worldwide ?
by
lynttrs
on 08/06/2018, 15:38:54 UTC
I'm wondering this because is such a real threat to bank system and we all know how banks and governments are tightly linked !

BTC could make people more autonomous, self-resilient, being their own bank. You can use it like cash, making your transaction almost untraceable (or untraceable using e.g. monero or dash or laundry systems) : this is governments worst nightmare, isn't it ?


In worldwide therefore not legal bitcoin it because the governments are not they will not benefit so the system of the bitcoin but other counter is legal because the others make sense and make benefits.
Governments don’t make btc illegal worldwide because it is the future of currency. Most of us believe on the potential and power of bitcoin. It will replace our old financial system to a way more advanced and systematic form of financial system.
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Re: Why has China declared war on bitcoin and digital currencies?
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lynttrs
on 07/06/2018, 11:58:08 UTC
China’s government is starting an all-out war against bitcoin and other digital currencies by banning fundraising through initial coin offerings and shutting down all mainland digital currency exchanges?

Bitcoin has already caught the attention of the Chinese government with many of its people getting interested with it. But they are not totally against cryptocurrency. There are just making some regulations on it. They're just trying to manage it. They are still studying it. They also see the potential of bitcoin.
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Re: SEC and ICO. Why yes, why not?
by
lynttrs
on 06/06/2018, 03:04:35 UTC
The reason for closing ICO is an interesting fact.
When we understand why the SEC or the Court closed this or that ICO, we can see the organizers.
The analysis of errors will be useful not only to the teams that prepare ICO, but also to investors.
Issuers of ICO can avoid risks, and investors lose money.
The legal approaches of the Courts, Secs and other supervisory authorities to the ICO from different countries, perfectly show where the state policy moves in relation to crypto-currencies.
Actual lawsuits and bans say much more than laws and regulations.
Very interesting, if colleagues will share facts from different countries.
I propose to spread the information in a compressed format. A few examples:

 1. November 1, 2017, a few hours after the call of the representative Sec, Munchee returned all payments to investors and did not send more than one token to customers. At this point, the company attracted more than 15 million ICO. ICO was dedicated to the unification of cafes and restaurants.
In the restraining order of December 11, 2017. Section, as Munchee and released a utility token. And the maintenance tokens of the utility, with the advertising company, managers and bounty program participants used the terms of the shares - profit, income and growth of the value of tokens on the exchange.
Conclusion-watch your advertising company. It must match the signs of the tokens that you advertise.

2. In support of paragraph 1.  December 1, 2017, Dmarket conducted ICO in the amount of 30 million. ICO dedicated to the site for unification of computer games. The team also conducted a test of Howey and presented her tokens as utilities. In the advertising company used only the terms bonus and discount. Sec does not touch them, they develop normally in America.
Conclusion-watch your advertising company. It must match the signs of the tokens that you advertise.

3. April 20, 2018 issued a statement about Centra Tech Inc. Moshonic ICO, which raised $ 32 million. The team announced contractual relations with VISA and Mastecard companies, which were not. Simply collars.
Conclusion - check at least the basic facts from the information in white paper.

And so on, I'm waiting for your examples.



SEC definitely reasons out that the they do regulations on ICO for security purposes to protect the investors from fraud cause some people have really have been scammed. It's also good for them to show some guidelines in making investments but not to totally control things.
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Re: will all the countries make cryptocurrency legal?
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lynttrs
on 05/06/2018, 12:47:41 UTC
I still have a dough on taking risk in cryptocurrency as still there are countries who are not making it legal to trade. so is there any chance for those countries to make it legal

We cannot control which countries would make bitcoin legal or not. Governments have different perspectives and plans regarding cryptocurrency. Some see it as a threat while some see it as an opportunity. But there are still several countries who support bitcoin. So there is still a potential for bitcoin as long as there are a number of countries who believe in its potential. And as long as it is legal in your own country, you don't have to worry that much.
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Re: Bitcoin have more risks than benefits?
by
lynttrs
on 04/06/2018, 03:40:36 UTC
Bank of Spain, in Madrid, says that the bank of cryptocurrencies, bitcoin, it's not worth it, and there are more risks than benefits. There are more innovations and they are having more effect.

Notices: https://traders.fxstockbroker.com/article/use-of-crypto-currencies-has-more-risks-than-benefits-bank-of-spain-head
             https://www.compuserve.com/news/world/story/0002/20180523/KCN1IO0YB_1


What is your opinion?



If you only look at the short term perspective, you will really see risks. But investing in bitcoin is a long term investment. You have to look at the big picture. You can’t conclude right away while only looking at the present. Yes it might be true that it is a really big risk to invest but still it will be beneficial in the long run.
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Re: Will bitcoin go under regulation
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lynttrs
on 03/06/2018, 14:45:58 UTC
Many government are seeing Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as a threat to their financial system and they think it should be regulated to solve the problem. Do you think they can regulate Bitcoin ?

Seeing the popularity and uprise of bitcoin, it’s a natural response for the government to consider implementing regulations. Some countries have already done so. But with the technology behind bitcoin, there are limits to what they can regulate. There is still some degree of freedom for the crypto world unless the government totally declares it against the law.
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Re: How to invest in Crypto wisely and strategically
by
lynttrs
on 02/06/2018, 13:20:09 UTC
In my opinion the best strategy for crypto investing is holding it for a certain length of time until the ICO project moves with the market. This might take longer but might be the better way than trading. Trading is good for people  who have lots of capital and nothing much to worry if there is a loss. If you are a beginner its ideal to invest both in bitcoin and altcoins to get better results.
You really have to take careful steps in making your investments. You have to first understand what really is cryptocurrency all about; how it works. Then you've to research where is the good place to trade or to buy. Of course you also have to research on the best and safest place to store it. The one that's been testified by several people. Then you've got to understand how the market moves so you would know when is the best time to buy and to convert. Also, you have to give it time because it is a long term investment.
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Re: How educate yourself about crypto?
by
lynttrs
on 01/06/2018, 09:58:51 UTC
What blogs or channels do you prefer most when you need to get knowledge about crypto, wallets and crypto market? Just found hacker noon on medium and CCN website:) Can you share more?

For me, even just browsing here in this forum, you can learn so much. Also, the support system here is really good. There are lots of supportive members to answer your questions. It takes time to really absorb knowledge. You have to take it one step at a time. Just do your constant research- reading , watching, asking from others, observing.
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Re: South Korea & China's Central Bank
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lynttrs
on 31/05/2018, 14:54:25 UTC
South Korea & China, two of the most important name in the crypto world. South Korea wants to discuss Cryptocurrency regulations with China's Central Bank. What do you think the outcome is going to be ?

South Korea is one of the countries with most interest in cryptocurrency. It could be because of their advancement in technology. But recently there are also some news that the goverment are implementing some restrictions. And the same with China's government.
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Re: Which country to Immigrate for making fortune in crypto currency
by
lynttrs
on 31/05/2018, 03:04:01 UTC
Hello Crypto Currency Experts,

Suppose you make 200k USD proft, but your country does not allow you to withdraw money from crypto exchange to bank.

So you have only option to take "permanent residence/citizenship" of another country, which is crypto-currency and immigration friendly.



There are a number of different countries that accept bitcoin and are crypto-currency friendly like Switzerland, Japan, United Kingdom, Netherlands, and Denmark. But if there are options online to solve the problem then that would be better than immigrating.
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Re: Can we make sure that our money we invest in Bitcoin is safe?
by
lynttrs
on 30/05/2018, 15:42:52 UTC
I just want to know how those people behind bitcoin secure the money they will invest because as far as I know there are lots of hackers all over the world.

You really have to take careful steps before deciding where to put your money. The wallet that’s safe could depend on your country. It would be better to choose one that’s known by many people or publicly advertises itself. You can also ask advice from your local area regarding what is the best wallet or the safest way to store. Don’t rush in making decisions because you do not want to regret loosing your hard-earned money.