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Re: 3 Altcoins Set To Explode in 2020
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senin
on 15/05/2020, 16:10:43 UTC
Ethereum, of course, should grow in price by the end of the year, taking into account the successful implementation of Ethereum 2.0 improvements and given the common reasons for the growth of the cryptocurrency market. Will such a price increase be five-fold - we'll see.
Coin BNB already has a rather high price. It can rise in price, however I do not think that five times.
I haven’t heard anything about Polis. Yes, most likely, this topic was created to advertise this altcoin.
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Re: Visa applied for Digital Dollar Patent in US
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senin
on 15/05/2020, 15:54:44 UTC
Visa is widely known throughout the world and is very popular. Therefore, if it creates a digital dollar, that is, another stable coin, it will be in greater demand than many similar stable coins of individuals and business structures. You also need to consider that such a digital dollar will be very well combined with various financial cards of Visa itself. In general, I welcome such a decision.
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Re: [BOUNTY]✅✅✅IQ.CASH - intelligence Crypto for all people. 60 000$✅✅✅
by
senin
on 14/05/2020, 18:24:38 UTC
#Proof of authentication (round 2)
- Campaigns applied for:  Signature
- Bitcointalk username:     Senin
- Bitcointalk link:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1041034
- Telegram link:    @Fantastikam
- IQ Wallet address: QVeUMVYQsjtQ1K4Dxzsp8xsAiSCemhEX44
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Re: Just a remark about Bitcoin, Gold and Water...
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senin
on 14/05/2020, 18:19:54 UTC
Well the gold often mentioned is more "shiny stuff" that lay around the surface imo, just if someone else considered it valuable.

Gold in the ancient times was on the surface of the earth and in caves... But for obvious reasons it isnt anymore. Howvere, I don't think gold has much of a purpose anymore (don't think it can do much platinum can't).

Water is also kinda worthless so the anology doesn't really follow I don't think... Most of western europe have springs and lakes that carry drinkable water (not sure about the rest of the world).
Gold will also retain its value, as well as many centuries and millennia before. Regarding water, then it was never useless. This can be confirmed by people with a hot climate. But in the future, taking into account global warming and climate change, the cost of fresh water will constantly rise in price. Glaciers melt and mix with the salt water of the oceans. In lakes and rivers, the water dries up. This trend will continue. Therefore, fresh water will be of great value.
As for bitcoin, so far no one can say for sure about its future. We can only hope that his future will be beautiful.
Yes, fresh water in the current climate change environment will be in increasing demand. Who thinks that the reserves on our planet are inexhaustible, is mistaken. In the future, fresh water will rise in price. The demand for gold will be about the same. But it is hardly worth comparing the price of gold or water with Bitcoin. These objects, in my opinion, are not comparable.
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Re: 10k$ Bitcoin is Very much possible for now!
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senin
on 14/05/2020, 18:08:48 UTC
Now the price of bitcoin, according to the CoinMarketCap table, is $ 9,575. Up to ten thousand dollars are very few. Therefore, such a price of bitcoin in the near future is quite possible. However, it is unlikely that the price of bitcoin will grow in the near future due to the onset of a decrease in the reward to miners by half. Just in connection with this event, its price should fall in the first few months until the cryptocurrency market again tunes. But other factors influence the price at the same time. They can also now influence the price of bitcoin.
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Re: The positive impact ~
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senin
on 29/04/2020, 07:29:46 UTC
Recently, we see that the climate on Earth began to change for the worse. If there were no social upheavals, mankind would go to its own death and many would say that nothing can be done. Now, thanks to the measures taken to protect against coronavirus, we saw that the environment is easy to restore, it would be our desire and common efforts.
I think that in the future we will gradually abandon the use of oil and gasoline, move on to the use of alternative sources of energy production and be able to restore the climate on our planet. This is one of the most important moments of the appearance of coronavirus.
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Re: We will never return to capitalism as we know it
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senin
on 29/04/2020, 07:08:11 UTC
We are not going to return to capitalism as we know but the same goes to socialism as well.
There is not any viable system that could be the one or the other.
It will be a mixture of the two in order to keep a balance in metrics that cannot be improved in capitalism or in socialism itself.
Socialism and capitalism were invented by people. These are far from ideal social systems. At the same time, everything moves and develops. We really will not return to the society in which we lived earlier. Now the edges of capitalism and socialism are being erased, we are moving towards the creation of a society that is not in the textbooks. Perhaps we do not need any political superstructure. We will simply develop, observing universal human values.
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Re: returning to normal
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senin
on 18/04/2020, 14:31:31 UTC
In any case, our life after the coronavirus is defeated will change much. We see that due to quarantine our planet is being cleared. I think that the activity of people after that will not be so destructive for nature. We will use more alternative energy sources that will not pollute the environment so much.
As for certain types of production and business, of course, now established chains are breaking, which in the future may not be restored. This will also happen because people's needs and demand for goods will also change. In general, time and technology will not stand still.
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Re: Craig W. only claims to be Satoshi, because he knows the real Satoshi is dead?
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senin
on 18/04/2020, 14:14:03 UTC
Just an idea. If Craig Wright is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto, he would definitely risk the real Satoshi come up with a proof, that Craig is not SN. Is it possible, that CW explicitly knows about the death of the person behind SN, so he can make his claims without backing them up with a proof?  Roll Eyes
Craig Wright assumes that Satoshi Nakamoto has not shown himself for more than ten years. Satoshi either does not want to prove himself, or cannot do this for various reasons. Craig Wright takes advantage of this. Of course, he takes a little risk, calling himself Satoshi Nakamoto, however, in his opinion, the risk is worth it.
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Re: [Bounty]💰Intelligence Crypto IQ.cash for all people🔥60 000$💲Daily stakes!🚀
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senin
on 15/04/2020, 19:29:03 UTC
- Campaigns applied for:  Signature
- Bitcointalk username:     Senin
- Bitcointalk link:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1041034
- Telegram link:    @Fantastikam
- IQ Wallet address: QVeUMVYQsjtQ1K4Dxzsp8xsAiSCemhEX44
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Re: [Bounty] MASS ⚡ masscafe.cn - WePool - Bounty Campaign ⚡
by
senin
on 04/04/2020, 15:50:15 UTC
Interestingly, somehow everything changed smoothly. Rewards in new tokens are transferred to your own site. And then one day we will not be able to go to this site. It seems to me that the tokens in your wallet are somehow more reliable. How are you?
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Re: [ANN][Bounty] New Bullion Exchange - Cryptocurrency Exchange
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senin
on 04/04/2020, 15:31:32 UTC
Only ten percent of the total pool allocated to the signature campaign? What about telegrams twenty percent? I will not respect myself if I agree to such conditions.
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Re: Okay. Charge tax on bitcoin. Is this fair policy?
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senin
on 04/04/2020, 04:44:37 UTC




I noticed that certain country may charge tax on earning from Bitcoin trading...

20% tax on it. I think this is quite ridiculous.

That means govt sees it as a lottery.

What do you guys think?
Any government has the right to establish a tax on any type of activity of citizens that brings them profit. Regardless of where this profit comes from and whether the government and the state have any relation to its creation, they have the right to establish taxes on absolutely any activity.
Therefore, the surprise of some who are outraged that states do not have any relation to profits generated from cryptocurrencies, and therefore have no right to establish profits tax on it, is not true.
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Re: Why has not any government stopped Bitcoin?
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senin
on 04/04/2020, 04:11:26 UTC
Bitcoin, like other decentralized cryptocurrencies, spreads bypassing all traditional financial systems via the Internet. To stop Bitcoin, you need to stop the Internet, and so far no government can do it.
Recently, the Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia admitted that it is impossible to stop cryptocurrency. Many governments have already considered this possibility, but all of them subsequently abandoned this idea.
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Re: [2020-03-12] Bitcoin is also having a very, very bad day
by
senin
on 04/04/2020, 03:59:08 UTC
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Bitcoin is going through a remarkably bad day. It turns out all assets are having a rough month — including cryptocurrencies. A couple of hours ago, the average price of BTC dropped by 15% in just 20 minutes.

Mainstream technology news outlet Techcrunch is also now reporting on bitcoin's crash. The news are mainstream and yet there seem to be no signs of recovery. From the time of the article's publication, prices crashed even further. Is there any saving for bitcoin's price levels?

https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/12/bitcoin-is-also-having-a-very-very-bad-day/
As practice has shown, bitcoin in those days fell in price mainly because people did not have enough cash to prepare for quarantine during the spread of coronavirus, and bitcoin was not so liquid that they could directly pay for goods. The offer for sale increased sharply and the price of bitcoin went down sharply. However, since then, bitcoin has been gradually recovering in price and has already risen by almost two thousand dollars. It seems that everything will depend on whether people have enough free money to survive the still ongoing quarantine.
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Re: New World: Global or National? Governance with Blockchain
by
senin
on 03/04/2020, 05:20:36 UTC
Exactly that is the reason we will never see blockchain in the governance. If everything within government become transparent, how the power mongers will function?? How the bureaucrats will make money? How the politicians will take the juice out of the economy?? How the police force will indulge in illegal practices?? Do you understand the gravity of this issue?? 

Maybe not everything has to be decentralized. Transformation must be slow but strong. Some adjustments can be made by the central authority. / Thank you for your comment.

As long as there are sharp contradictions of interests in the economic and political sphere between states, until then we will not see the possibility of global governance of the world. At the same time, the history of the development of mankind shows that it was very rare on our planet when there were years without major wars. Therefore, in terms of managing the world in us, it is unlikely that anything will change in the near future. Unless we appreciate the positive changes in the purification of water and air on our planet after the introduction of quarantine associated with the spread of coronavirus.
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Re: What if BTC never reaches all time high?
by
senin
on 03/04/2020, 04:42:33 UTC
What if BTC never reaches all time high?

If it won't get again to 20k, no biggie, Bitcoin is still great as it is, with or without the price speculation.
But I believe it will. Its scarcity ensures that. Patience...

The nature of bitcoin and the whole decentralized cryptocurrency is such that their price can never be even more or less relatively stable for a long time. Therefore, the price of Bitcoin will rise and fall more than once. The high price, on the one hand, is good for those who bought bitcoin earlier at a low price. However, it must be remembered that the higher its price, the greater the likelihood of a high price volatility of the cryptocurrency increasing, that is, the higher the risk of its fall.
We need to learn how to profit financially using high price volatility regardless of its price level.
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Re: Privacy in Bitcoin
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senin
on 03/04/2020, 04:08:24 UTC
Bitcoin transactions are transparent to all users while providing some sort of privacy because it's no easy to know which address belongs to who unless they let you know or that person involved in KYC which was not aimed. Blockchain aimed  to go anonymous so people would have freedom financially
Privacy provides freedom, but Countries citizen fight against freedom of speech and forgot that speech will not give wealth financially, We Are and must fight against financial freedom in a modern way as Blockchain do until we all involve in Bitcoin and general cryptocurrencies.
Well said mate, there is private thing about the bitcoin transactions because it is really essential thing and those essential things are meant to be secured so they put it in private transactions. It will also gives privacy to the person who has so big amount of money in his or her e-wallet because as we all know those rich people are hackers and scammers want. So if the transactions in bitcoin is not private then the hackers will know who the person behind the big transaction of money which is really dangerous for them. So basically it is a good idea that this thing made to be private.

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Privacy provides freedom, but Countries citizen fight against freedom of speech and forgot that speech will not give wealth financially, We Are and must fight against financial freedom in a modern way as Blockchain do until we all involve in Bitcoin and general cryptocurrencies.
Actually, freedom is really important in one country, freedom will make people not to fight against government, because those people who do not experience freedom are tend to think to fight against government.

Privacy is a human right and we should respect each and everyone's privacy. There is a law regarding it and it is what we called "Privacy Law" and it deals with the personal information of an individual, including financial and professional information, address, contact and etc. Every transaction using cryptocurrency must be private because scammers and hackers can use your identity if they enter and know your account's privacy. That's why we need to improve or enhance our security when we are managing our personal accounts. Freedom will make us comfortable and let us live our lives with the use of cryptocurrency. Freedom will give us power to make our own future and destination so that we will have no regrets during our cryptocurrency experience. The importance of privacy is that you will have your own identity and at the same time you can manipulate yourself.
No matter how much we would like to have complete financial freedom, we still won’t succeed. The interests of society and the state have always been above personal interests. In a civilized society, privacy is protected by law, but it does provide some exceptions. In society, there must always be a reasonable balance between the interests of states and the individual. The state provides for cases when it has the right to interfere in our privacy and intrude on our privacy and restrict it if it considers that individual citizens abuse their rights and have caused or may harm the interests of the state or individual citizen. Thus, a certain balance of our rights and obligations was and always will be.
States are unlikely to allow further confidentiality and especially complete anonymity of decentralized cryptocurrency in the future. Some states, primarily Japan loyal to cryptocurrency, have already banned the use of cryptocurrencies with a high level of confidentiality and anonymity, including Monero.
Bitcoin has a certain degree of confidentiality and relative anonymity.
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Re: Report: More Than 50% of the Worlds Banks May Be Too Weak To Survive A Recession
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senin
on 02/04/2020, 06:18:16 UTC
A recession occurs because of mismanagement, boom and bust cycle, geopolitical instability, etc., not because of Bitcoin.

I echo these thoughts. Even though bitcoin per se is considered as disruptive in today's standards, I still don't buy that bitcoin and other crypto are the reasons why there will be a recession. For the most part, banks and governments cause these recessions themselves until it creates a chain reaction on different parts of the industry because by then, everyone and their mothers would be in a hurry to get their assets out of a bank, causing it to implode from the inside and boom, money is gone.

Recession is an integral part of the economic cycle. It is not there simply because a failure is done somewhere along the way. It is there because it is part and parcel of the economic cycle. The economic activities of a certain country or even region constantly expand and contract. That is the norm in the market. The spending rises and falls. And when the spending falls way below the normal level, it is when recession takes place. It is as old as humanity. It does not have anything to do with Bitcoin. 

However, now we have the opportunity to observe for the first time how Bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrencies will behave when the global economic crisis sets in. It is assumed that Bitcoin appeared after the previous economic crisis of 2008 as an alternative to existing traditional payment systems, namely, as an inflation-free currency. It seems to me that we cannot avoid a very tough economic crisis, and therefore we will have such an opportunity.
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Re: Would Bitcoin remain number 1 if each country had it’s own crypto?
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senin
on 02/04/2020, 05:34:41 UTC
I’ve heard mixed thoughts on if each country eventually created their own cryptocurrency, would Bitcoin still be number 1 or would it fizzle out. Some say it would legitimize Bitcoin even more, others say it would make Bitcoin obsolete.

What are your thoughts?
It should be borne in mind that states create their digitized currency, which at the same time will be a stable coin secured by the currency of that state. Stable coins perform completely different functions, this is a completely different branch of cryptocurrency. They have nothing to do with decentralized cryptocurrency.
Yes, stable coins of states should increase the general trust of people in a decentralized cryptocurrency, since all states will use the same technology. At the same time, these stable coins of the states, most likely, will be in demand as a means of payment and a decentralized cryptocurrency as a means of payment in this regard may continue to lose its liquidity.