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Re: Stablecoins get more regulated
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satonako
on 04/12/2020, 07:24:16 UTC
Legitimacy by whom? who set the so called legitimacy. Aren't they the same characters who want everyone to remain slaves of fiat and the system?


Stablecoin issuers start looking more like regular banks as now US lawmakers require to obtain bank charters. Basically all of them will be under control of the state.
Do you think it a positive move?

https://www.coindesk.com/us-lawmakers-introduce-bill-that-would-require-stablecoin-issuers-to-obtain-bank-charters

Yes i think this is a very positive move that stable coins are getting more regulated.

Regulation leads to legitimacy of crypto so the more that banks and law makers become involved, the better it is for all of us.

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Re: Stablecoins get more regulated
by
satonako
on 03/12/2020, 13:32:31 UTC

My opinion is that nothing good for crypto will come from that bill, just more regulation and control... yes sure it's for consumer protection of course..
https://tlaib.house.gov/media/press-releases/tlaib-garcia-and-lynch-stableact
Yes it has only been introduced, but will be be passed next year which is in less than a month.

(...) now US lawmakers require to obtain bank charters (...)

BTW: US lawmakers do not require anything now, contrarily to what you posted. Atm the bill has only been introduced.

Don't want to be a pain in the ass, but if you want to write about legal subjects, make sure you write accurately and precisely.
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Stablecoins get more regulated
by
satonako
on 03/12/2020, 12:55:53 UTC
Stablecoin issuers start looking more like regular banks as now US lawmakers require to obtain bank charters. Basically all of them will be under control of the state.
Do you think it a positive move?

https://www.coindesk.com/us-lawmakers-introduce-bill-that-would-require-stablecoin-issuers-to-obtain-bank-charters
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Re: Is KYC needed Always for Crypto Trading?
by
satonako
on 03/12/2020, 10:52:47 UTC

Everybody know what KYC/AML supposedly is needed for but what they really do with this information nobody really knows and the exchanges etc. who require KYC don't provide detailed information about themselves to be fair. I don't want my ID and other personal information to be collected and stored by some commercial entity. I believe that crypto wasn't created for that.
I've been using Bitseven exchange(https://www.bitseven.com) to trade crypto, no KYC needed, very simple and reliable platform.


Why always kyc mandatory?

What are they do with our information if we submit kyc?


I am new in Crypto industry so from 3 month i try to trade on Exchanges i mean Best exchanges like (Binance, KuCoin etc)
So when i try to withdraw big amount like more then 1k - 5k Dollars they asking for kyc so now i really Don't want submit kyc in any exchange.

Please suggest me some exchange where kyc is not needed at all.

Crypto created for no tracing so why kyc?

Is they Tracing us ?

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Re: Can Anyone help, how to buy many bitcoins with cash in Uk
by
satonako
on 02/12/2020, 13:12:48 UTC
Why don't you use https://localbitcoins.com ? There are plenty of sellers in UK
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Another big step to adoption bitcoin from VISA!
by
satonako
on 02/12/2020, 09:45:34 UTC
⭐ Merited by chretienm (1)
Fintech company BlockFi became a partner with VISA to provide customers with Bitcoin reward besides cash or airline miles. In my opinoin this innovation will be wide spread among most payment systems.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/visa-and-blockfi-to-launch-bitcoin-rewards-credit-card-as-adoption-grows
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Re: Did Covid19 effected bitcoin positive or negative?
by
satonako
on 02/12/2020, 07:50:39 UTC
In my opinion covid and lockdown+stimulus checks effected indirectly positive on bitcoin. People who stayed at home and had more time to receive more information about crypto started investing and trading bitcoin, some people hedged against inflation due to covid caused fiat devaluation and closed businesses.
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Re: Libra is planning to launch in January
by
satonako
on 30/11/2020, 13:51:34 UTC
We'll see, in my opinion Facebook has pretty good chance to get an appoval from the regulatory comission  and since it's backed by USD there shouldn't be serious concerns. The clients data base is ready.


As Facebook's currency Libra is planned to launch in January do you think there will be any impact on cryptocurrencies or it will be just one more stablecoin without significant adoption?
Source https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/85882/facebook-libra-first-stablecoin-january

It won't have an impact on crypto currency because it is going to be a stable coin 1:1 to USD.

The real question is, will regulators allow Libra again with this new set up or will they stop it again just like the first time? Libra or Facebook has already attracted the brunt of regulatory commission that personally I think that it will be block again, no matter what changes they will do. Regulatory body doesn't want to give Mark too much power to disrupt the financial world, simply as that.
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Re: Bitcoin profit Christmas gifts.
by
satonako
on 30/11/2020, 13:40:21 UTC
That definitely counts and can't miss Black Friday, I bought some presents for my bitcoin trading profit last Friday too


Hey guys, what presents will you buy for Christmas from your bitcoin profit?

Although I am earning some Bitcoin here and there, I try nowadays to spend as small amounts as possible; I hope that this will pay off big time somewhere in the next year(s).

However, since my son's tablet's charging is basically dead and since that tablet is from the days of Android 4.*, I've ordered for Black Friday a new tablet which he will find under the tree.
I've used Binance's (virtual) card, I was not able to buy directly with Bitcoin this time...
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Re: Bitcoin profit Christmas gifts.
by
satonako
on 30/11/2020, 13:29:20 UTC
It can be cash too but generated from bitcoin rally.

Hey guys, what presents will you buy for Christmas from your bitcoin profit?
Probably keeping it for the next years.

I'll use cash for buying gifts. I think that's much satisfying than using bitcoin for buying it. We're on the uptrend and each sat is important to me.
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Re: Olive Oil Buyers/Importers Needed
by
satonako
on 30/11/2020, 11:37:00 UTC
What's the price? Is it in glass bottles or cans?
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Re: Bitcoin profit Christmas gifts.
by
satonako
on 30/11/2020, 10:10:51 UTC
Thank you for the great idea!!


Wait until next Christmas, you'll probably be able to buy a lot more.


If you have to spend your Bitcoin

I recommend using Bitrefill gift cards over lightning - earn sats backs too.

Send digital gift cards as presents, pretty damn cool.


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Bitcoin profit Christmas gifts.
by
satonako
on 30/11/2020, 09:40:59 UTC
Hey guys, what presents will you buy for Christmas from your bitcoin profit?
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Libra is planning to launch in January
by
satonako
on 27/11/2020, 12:59:03 UTC
As Facebook's currency Libra is planned to launch in January do you think there will be any impact on cryptocurrencies or it will be just one more stablecoin without significant adoption?
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Re: Why make New Crypto Exchanges
by
satonako
on 27/11/2020, 12:16:52 UTC
If somebody has means and desire to make a new exchange why not, but to make it work it needs a lot of money and effort and like you mentioned "some truly insane idea" to stand out from hunderds of them. I personally wouldn't go in such business now.




Lately i see many new crypto exchanges / shitcoin exchanges.
I find that creating new exchanges these days isnt profitable anymore, why would someone switch from a long known exchange like binance/coinbase/etc. to some brand new exchange? Even with a marketing campaign, theres not much you can innovate. All exchanges that promise "no KYC fiat trading" is either a scam or will be shut down due to AML policies.
Exchanges which allow anyone to list their own coin ( exists ) are very vulnerable to Dip and Ditch schemes.

Overall i find working on a new Crypto Exchange a waste of time, money and effort unless you have some truly insane idea.

Am i wrong? Correct me if im wrong, willing to hear all your opinions.
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Re: WOMAN WHO CREATED A FAKE BITCOIN STILL ON THE RUN. WILL THE POLICE GET HER?
by
satonako
on 27/11/2020, 08:06:55 UTC
In my opinion she was just a figurehead, dummy but not stupid. Nobody knows the real masters of this scam and who stood behind the scene but to run such a scheme you must have big money too.
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Re: Bitcoin is now in deep now what future traders need to follow?
by
satonako
on 26/11/2020, 13:52:21 UTC
I would advise to see a bigger picture, check some higher time frames like 4hour, 1 day, 1 week and see the strong bullish trend and now there is corrective retracement (which isn't over yet in my opinion). Do not FOMO or FUD, control your emotions you'll see volatility and price fluctuations many times so don't worry about it. Observe the latest crypto news, educate yourself.



Now in this topic i want expert suggestion that lots of new people like me we are doing future trading. Now i noticed that market condition is soo much dangerous. Now what can we do so that we can't in loss plus we need your suggestion so that in future we can handle that type of situation easily.
Now what you want to suggest us?
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Re: Growth of bitcoin
by
satonako
on 26/11/2020, 11:02:49 UTC
In my opinion retail investors are scared off by high price and volatility now. Bitcoin is becoming mostly rich men's asset and Glassnode data confirms that.


The trend that whale purchases are also driving retail investors is certainly cause for optimism, as it shows that Bitcoin is still in the nascent stage of its bull run . The big capital of new retail and mainstream investors have not yet entered the cryptocurrency market.

Another data from Glassnode seems to  confirm the veracity of these observations : the number of Bitcoin addresses with more than 100 BTC, in fact, reached the highest level of the last seven months at 16,271. Shocked
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Re: Blocking accounts by PayPal for crypto activity
by
satonako
on 26/11/2020, 08:23:52 UTC
PayPal is collecting a huge database with just added one more column-"crypto buyers" which it can willingly share with any government agency and block account for any reason.
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Re: What do you use your phone for?
by
satonako
on 25/11/2020, 14:19:03 UTC
I don't use many features on my iphone. Mainly:
1.Phone calls and messangers
2.Trading crypto
3. News
4. Payments