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What better ways can Bitcoin contribute to the economic situation in the country
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philipabaku
on 11/07/2024, 21:38:32 UTC
I greet una my country people. As we all know this our country condition don dey pass be careful, things done dey get out of hand. My question Na how Bitcoin fit take in any way help in making Sure the less privilege fit afford to purchase or invest in Bitcoin through any ways, since we all know the hiking level now.
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Re: Turbo - anyone else invested?
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philipabaku
on 19/06/2024, 07:45:52 UTC
Turbo has done over %6000
Is it advisable to invest in this
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Re: Turbo - anyone else invested?
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philipabaku
on 19/06/2024, 07:43:03 UTC
Hearing this for the first time buddy
Lemme check through
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Re: EXODUS ETH STAKING
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philipabaku
on 19/06/2024, 06:05:07 UTC
I really want to invest in pepe right now, any advice 😞
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Re: Why Ton
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philipabaku
on 19/06/2024, 06:03:20 UTC
Recently, most of the mini games are been built on telegram of which I'm thinking durov might probably build a smart phone like saga
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Re: Why Ton
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philipabaku
on 19/06/2024, 05:58:15 UTC
Well concerning gas fee, it is zero fee in all  exchanges but what durov really emphasize on is security and stability
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Re: Market is bearish and AI narratives are still bullish
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philipabaku
on 18/06/2024, 22:21:51 UTC
I still don't know why on this earth would human being believe that AI can analyze market
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Re: How it everyone feeling during this altcoin crash?
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philipabaku
on 18/06/2024, 22:15:35 UTC
I can't hold this crash buddy, about sell off my portfolio
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Why Ton
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philipabaku
on 18/06/2024, 22:12:59 UTC
Everyone want to invest in Ton 😁
What really makes the difference from other blockchain?
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Re: A method i use in avoiding high Bitcoin transaction fees.
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philipabaku
on 16/06/2024, 08:18:17 UTC
well better still, make use of Ton network after conversion
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Re: Is Bitcoin the New "Coin Star" of Hollywood?
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 22:12:43 UTC
You make a great point! Elon Musk may not be competing for an Oscar anytime soon—unless they introduce a category for "Most Dramatic Tweets" or "Best Pump-and-Dump Performance." But you’re right, the world of Bitcoin extends far beyond tech giants. It’s becoming a playground for celebrities from all walks of life, including musicians like Iggy Azalea.

It’s kind of like Bitcoin is throwing the biggest, wildest party in town, and everyone wants to be on the guest list. We’ve got tech moguls, musicians, and probably a few secret celebrity investors all mingling together. Imagine Iggy Azalea dropping some crypto beats while Elon Musk showcases his latest meme-coin creation—it’s a financial festival!
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Re: Bitcoin's Meteoric Rise in the USA: A New Chapter in Cryptocurrency
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 22:03:55 UTC
Haha
My first language is English buddy, I get that using AI might seem like cutting corners, especially when it feels like the person has more to say but isn’t putting in the effort. But personally i didn't use that man
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Re: Is Bitcoin the New "Coin Star" of Hollywood?
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 21:56:02 UTC
Bitcoin’s relationship with the government is a classic tale of tension—like a rebellious teenager clashing with strict parents. The government worries about control and regulation, while Bitcoin insists on its freedom and decentralized nature. It’s a tug-of-war that’s as old as time but with way more cryptographic algorithms.

In the grand scheme of things, Bitcoin’s decentralized nature means it can brush off a lot of the governmental grumbling. However, when it comes to worldwide legalization, governments do hold some important cards. It’s like needing a passport to travel; without the right stamps, Bitcoin’s journey to global acceptance gets a lot bumpier.
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Re: Bitcoin's Meteoric Rise in the USA: A New Chapter in Cryptocurrency
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 21:33:19 UTC
You’ve hit the nail on the head! Some folks think that if their post is as long as a Tolstoy novel, it’s bound to impress. But let’s be honest, we’re not here for “War and Peace”—more like “War and Briefs.” Quality over quantity is the name of the game. A concise, well-thought-out post is like a well-brewed espresso shot: short, strong, and gives you everything you need.

It’s true, no one’s got the time (or the patience) to read a wall of text. It’s like trying to climb Mount Everest when you only wanted a stroll in the park. We appreciate the enthusiasm, but sometimes less is more. Keep it short, sweet, and to the point—like a good tweet, but with a bit more substance.

As for Bitcoin, you’re spot on. It’s become the hot new accessory for political campaigns, like the digital-age equivalent of kissing babies and shaking hands. Candidates are all about that Bitcoin buzz, trying to ride the wave of its popularity. Whether it’s the promise of innovation or just trying to seem tech-savvy, Bitcoin is definitely getting more attention now than ever before.
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Re: Bitcoin's Meteoric Rise in the USA: A New Chapter in Cryptocurrency
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 21:29:25 UTC
Haha, I get where you’re coming from! It’s like when a new neighbor moves in and immediately throws a block party—you can't help but wonder if they’re just trying to make a big splash. Respectfully, though, sometimes newbies are just really enthusiastic and eager to share their thoughts. And hey, who hasn’t done a little copy-paste in their time? It’s the digital equivalent of borrowing a cup of sugar from the neighbor!

Regarding the "meteoric rise" of Bitcoin in the USA, it does feel a bit like trying to pin down a shooting star. One moment it's blazing across the sky, the next it's hidden behind clouds of market volatility. Is Bitcoin skyrocketing, or is it just doing one of its famous loop-de-loops? Hard to say for sure, but it certainly keeps us all entertained.
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Re: Is Bitcoin the New "Coin Star" of Hollywood?
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 21:09:47 UTC
I have issues with my server buddy before I got logged out
That's why i couldn't respond on time
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Re: Is Bitcoin the New "Coin Star" of Hollywood?
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 21:01:03 UTC
Haha, you’re absolutely right! If Bitcoin were vying for an Oscar, it might not snag "Most Dramatic Currency"—though it does give a stellar performance in that category. Wink. But if there were a "Fan Favorite Award," Bitcoin would definitely take home the trophy, no contest.

The Bitcoin community is like a dedicated fan base of a cult classic movie. They’re the ones camping out for premiere tickets, organizing fan conventions, and wearing Bitcoin merch with pride. Celebrities like Elon Musk may provide the occasional star power boost, but it's the community that keeps the Bitcoin buzz alive day in and day out.

Think of it this way: Elon Musk might be the blockbuster actor that draws in the crowds, but the Bitcoin community is the devoted fandom that votes in every poll, shares every trailer, and keeps the conversation going long after the credits roll. They’re the ones who’ve turned Bitcoin from a niche curiosity into a global phenomenon. If the cryptocurrency awards were decided by votes, Bitcoin would definitely win, thanks to its passionate and relentless supporters.
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Re: Bitcoin's Meteoric Rise in the USA: A New Chapter in Cryptocurrency
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 20:54:06 UTC
Absolutely, it does seem like Bitcoin loves to steal the spotlight during election seasons! Just like that eccentric celebrity who always finds a way to crash the party, Bitcoin's dramatic entrances have become a staple of American political theater. And who could forget the last time when Biden was headed to the White House? Bitcoin was there, making headlines, just like it's doing now. Maybe it's a strategy—politicians using Bitcoin to spice up the otherwise dreary campaign trails. And speaking of politicians, could Trump really be behind this latest Bitcoin buzz? Imagine him at a rally, tossing out Bitcoin wallets like candy from a parade float. "Forget the MAGA hats, folks, I've got Bitcoin!"

Now, on to the idea of paying city employees and accepting taxes in Bitcoin. Miami’s Mayor Suarez must be quite the visionary, or perhaps he's been binge-watching too many sci-fi shows! Picture this: city workers getting their paychecks in Bitcoin and then trying to explain to their landlords why the rent is suddenly in cryptocurrency. "I promise, it’s worth a lot...today, at least."

The concept of a state abandoning the dollar for Bitcoin is like imagining a baseball team ditching bats for golf clubs. Sure, both can hit a ball, but one is clearly not suited for the game. The dollar has been the trusty workhorse of the American economy, and while Bitcoin might be the shiny new stallion, it's not quite ready to pull the cart just yet.

Fiat currency, especially the almighty dollar, is deeply entrenched in governance. It's like that reliable old family minivan—solid, dependable, and able to handle the bumps along the way. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is the flashy sports car—exciting, but you wouldn't trust it to get the kids to soccer practice on time.
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Is Bitcoin the New "Coin Star" of Hollywood?
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 18:09:44 UTC
With celebrities like Elon Musk and tech giants jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon
Do you think Bitcoin is vying for an Oscar in the "Most Dramatic Currency" category?
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Bitcoin's Meteoric Rise in the USA: A New Chapter in Cryptocurrency
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philipabaku
on 14/06/2024, 17:50:00 UTC
Bitcoin, the pioneer of cryptocurrencies, continues to dominate headlines with its relentless volatility and profound impact on the financial landscape. As we venture into 2024, the United States stands at the forefront of the Bitcoin revolution, witnessing transformative developments that are reshaping the future of this digital asset.

The most significant recent shift in the Bitcoin arena is the evolving stance of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). For years, Bitcoin enthusiasts and financial experts have eagerly awaited the approval of Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). In a historic move, the SEC has begun to greenlight several Bitcoin ETF applications, signaling a newfound regulatory acceptance. This change is poised to open the floodgates for institutional investors, offering them a regulated and safer pathway to invest in Bitcoin. The ripple effect of this decision is anticipated to stabilize the market and drive increased demand for Bitcoin.

Institutional adoption of Bitcoin is another hallmark of its burgeoning legitimacy. Major financial institutions such as JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are now offering Bitcoin-related products to their clientele. In a landmark development, BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has launched a Bitcoin private trust. These moves underscore a pivotal shift in perception, positioning Bitcoin as a credible and attractive investment asset. The influx of institutional money is not just a testament to Bitcoin's staying power but also a harbinger of a more mature and stable cryptocurrency market.

Meanwhile, Texas has emerged as a powerhouse in the Bitcoin mining industry. Attracted by the state’s relatively low energy costs and favorable regulatory environment, companies like Riot Blockchain and Marathon Digital Holdings have set up extensive mining operations. This trend is not only injecting vitality into local economies by creating jobs and stimulating infrastructure development but also raising important discussions about the environmental sustainability of large-scale mining operations.

On the legal and municipal front, Miami is leading a localized revolution with its pro-Bitcoin stance. Mayor Francis Suarez has proposed paying city employees in Bitcoin and enabling residents to pay taxes using the cryptocurrency. These initiatives could set a precedent for other American cities, potentially ushering in a new era of Bitcoin as a medium of everyday transactions. The ripple effect of such policies could significantly enhance Bitcoin's integration into the mainstream financial system.

The tech industry is also playing a crucial role in Bitcoin’s ascent. High-profile endorsements and integrations from tech giants are pushing Bitcoin further into the limelight. Elon Musk’s Tesla continues to wield significant influence over the market with its Bitcoin policies and public statements. Simultaneously, companies like Square (now Block Inc.) and PayPal are simplifying the process of buying, selling, and holding Bitcoin for everyday users. These tech integrations are crucial in driving Bitcoin's mainstream adoption and making it accessible to a broader audience.

Consumer adoption of Bitcoin is steadily increasing, marked by a surge in Bitcoin ATMs across the country. With over 30,000 Bitcoin ATMs now operational, buying Bitcoin has never been more convenient. This accessibility, coupled with a growing number of retailers accepting Bitcoin, is gradually embedding the cryptocurrency into the fabric of daily commerce.

However, Bitcoin's journey is not without its challenges. Security remains a pressing concern, with high-profile hacks and scams continuing to plague the market. Additionally, Bitcoin’s notorious volatility poses a significant barrier, attracting speculative investments while deterring those seeking stability. Navigating these challenges requires a concerted effort from policymakers, industry leaders, and the Bitcoin community to ensure sustainable growth and robust security measures.

In conclusion, the future of Bitcoin in the USA is brimming with promise. The combination of regulatory advancements, institutional endorsement, tech integration, and increasing consumer adoption paints a bright future for this digital asset. Yet, the road ahead demands vigilance and innovation to tackle the inherent challenges. As Bitcoin continues to evolve, it is set to redefine the financial landscape, heralding a new era in the digital age of finance.