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Re: How To Convert Bitcoin To Hard Cash
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nadeemktk
on 19/04/2018, 10:24:15 UTC
Bitcoin ATMs are available in most major cities around the world and they provide a relatively fast way to quickly convert Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies into traditional, real-world money.
Many people use Coinbase and CoinJar to buy Bitcoin (and other coins) and cash out their profits via bank transfer as their cryptocoins gain in value.

Using a Bitcoin Debit Card
These cards allow their users to deposit their cryptocoins via an online website which automatically converts them into a fiat currency such as the American Dollar or Euro.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin is NOT DEAD
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nadeemktk
on 19/04/2018, 10:18:06 UTC
Bitcoin is going to reach up to $20k till the end of 2018. This is not saying by me I heard from one of the best crypto expert
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Tron [TRX], among the top scorers with 11% increase in 24 hours
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nadeemktk
on 18/04/2018, 14:23:07 UTC
TRX is getting rise
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: why all coins are going down..?
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nadeemktk
on 18/04/2018, 11:50:52 UTC
The top 20 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization are all down today in excess of 10 percent, market data reveals.

According to CoinMarketCap.com, those cryptocurrencies have fallen by at least 13% - and in excess of 25% in the case of XRP - since the start of the day. At one point, within the 24-hour period, the overall market capitalization for all tokens had lost nearly $200 billion, falling from $710 billion to $536 billion at its lowest.

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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: What altcoin will make us rich?
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nadeemktk
on 18/04/2018, 08:24:26 UTC
Top 5 altcoins that will really make you rich

These are my top picks for cryptocurrencies to invest in right now!

Digibyte
Steem
XRP/Ripple
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Board Speculation
Deadline of tax payment in America is coming. Will the bull market appear again?
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nadeemktk
on 18/04/2018, 07:40:05 UTC
Recently, the reason why bitcoin declines is that the deadline of tax payment in America is coming, so some traders would like to close a position. After btc price rose by 20% last week, many experts think the mid-term adjustment of bicoins have finished. A lot of digital currency owners have to pay their taxes by statutory currency because the deadline of tax payment is near.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Have You Been Scammed?
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nadeemktk
on 17/04/2018, 15:15:32 UTC
If You’ve Been Scammed Out of Cryptocurrency It’s Probably Your Fault
Scammers are a dastardly, low down bunch. Preying on the gullible, extorting the vulnerable, and hoodwinking the hoodwinkable with their promise of free bitcoin if you send a little first and daily interest on your Bitconnect loan. It’s an indisputable fact that if the cryptocurrency space were cleansed of scammers, the web would be a better place. It’s also a fact that if you’ve been scammed of cryptocurrency, it’s probably your fault.
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Re: India just BANNED Bitcoin? Will BTC now crash?
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nadeemktk
on 17/04/2018, 14:52:28 UTC
This is ridiculous I heard from experts that they are going to regularize it
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Best Time To Buy Bitcoin!!
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nadeemktk
on 17/04/2018, 14:45:27 UTC
Well you just missed a massive downturn where BTC dropped below $7k.

To answer this question though you’ll probably want to look into market fundamentals:

trading volume over time
market pressure
historical lows / highs
factors that affect the future of the markets (stay informed)
And then look to make your trading decision.

Age old adage “buy when there’s blood in the streets” ← which, in essence means when things are chaotic, the markets are tanking and everyone has FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt).

But remember, you’ll lose a lot of money trying to perfectly time the bottom and top…so think long term.
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Re: Bitcoin is forbidden for Muslims
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nadeemktk
on 17/04/2018, 14:32:55 UTC
According to the paper “Bitcoin in Islamic Banking and Finance” by Charles W. Evans,

“The relationship between a distributed, autonomous Blockchain management systems (BMS) like Bitcoin—also referred to as a 'virtual currency'—and Islamic Banking and Finance (IBF). It shows that a BMS can conform with the prohibition of riba (usury)—as Bitcoin does—and incorporate the principles of maslaha (social benefits of positive externalities) and mutual risk-sharing (as opposed to risk-shifting). With regard to maslaha, the world's unbanked number in the billions and represent the majority of the world's adults.”

What is more Bitcoin may be more Halal than modern fiat money. Matthew (Blossom Finance, a fintech startup based in Indonesia.) puts it quite clearly as he remarks, “Bitcoin is more halal than any currency in wide circulation today but probably still falls short of the strict and narrow definition of money in Islam. Modern sovereign currencies are based on debt with usury - this is strictly prohibited in Islam. Therefore, all modern money is not halal. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is not based on debt - it's based on a proof of work - and this is at least not haram (impermissible).”