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Re: How have you impact people with cryptocurrency knowledge
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tdtduy
on 24/08/2018, 15:08:05 UTC

Information about bitcoin has developed around the world, but very few know about bitcoin. Moreover, knowledge of crytocurrency is almost lacking. So, it is our job to introduce bitcoin in detail to be interested in bitcoin. The impact is to become a community or trader of bitcoin, so that it becomes more famous. Bitcoin as a business is quite promising, profits are also quite large compared to conventional currency trading.
Interesting. When you share information about Bitcoin, they probably know about Bitcoin and think that Bitcoin and the Cryptocurrency market are fraudulent. Is it easy to convince them? Obviously not easy. Instead of you start: "The Cryptocurrency market is a market that gives people the opportunity, in which Bitcoin bla ... bla ..." then you start: "I just made a few hundred dollars from the market Cryptocurrency, I would like to share with you this work, bla .... bla ... " The effect is very clear
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Re: How have you impact people with cryptocurrency knowledge
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tdtduy
on 24/08/2018, 15:03:23 UTC
To impact people with knowledge of electronic money, you need to have more knowledge of electronic money than the knowledge that person has had? Obviously not effective. In order to persuade them, you can not use theory. The most effective way to convince them is to be productive and have a high income. At that time, your share for them, no matter how bad, most of them will listen to you. I am sure of that.
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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Is Ripple the currency of the future?
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tdtduy
on 24/08/2018, 14:57:51 UTC
Currently, the Cryptocurrency market has more than 2,000 electronic coins. These coins are built on the basis of Blockchain, but they have different roles and effects. That means that Bitcoin (the highest value electronic currency) or other Altcoin has the opportunity to become the future currency, not just the ripple. Important in the future, what will we need?
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Re: should now sell coin or not
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tdtduy
on 24/08/2018, 14:55:06 UTC
If it is a financially feasible speculator, this is not the time to sell Bitcoin because Bitcoin prices are currently very low, with a high price of Bitcoin. But if you are a Bitcoin collector and need money to invest in another area, such as real estate, Bitcoin is not a bad decision at this point.
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Re: Can I hold my altcoin for years in my wallet?
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tdtduy
on 24/08/2018, 14:45:44 UTC
Of course it is. With an electronic wallet, you can store your Altcoin within the same electronic wallet that you have registered for as long as possible. But you should do good security operations to avoid hacker attacks. And to keep Altcoin in your wallet for too long will mean that you easily forget the e-wallet password. Do not make this mistake.
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Re: why do governments don't make BTC illegal worldwide ?
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tdtduy
on 23/08/2018, 14:55:01 UTC
Since the ban on the use of virtual money will not contribute to the development of the economy, the authorities, in obedience to the world trend, are making attempts to take this sphere under control.

Well they don't really agree on a lot of things, these governments. Every one of them have different views so for some governments, crypto can be beneficial and for some, it needs to be regulated more.
I also think that is so. If all countries around the world determine that Bitcoin is illegal, Bitcoin is clearly illegal. But in every country there is a different view, we have faith in Bitcoin's legality and legacy. It is understandable that Bitcoin has both good and bad aspects in terms of usage value. That proves, Bitcoin exists is clear and worth using.
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Re: why do governments don't make BTC illegal worldwide ?
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tdtduy
on 23/08/2018, 14:52:29 UTC
The determination of currency is illegal or not is the law of each country and it is inviolable. No government has the right to ask the government of another country to recognize a currency as legal or illegal. It depends on the views and development paths of each country.
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Re: NO! Do Not Invest all you have on Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies
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tdtduy
on 23/08/2018, 14:42:01 UTC
Whether to invest all the money that we accumulate in Bitcoin depends on the investment view of each person. Can be high risk but profitable. Or invest in a safer way of not slipping off all the assets for an investment. But according to the reward, we should spend about 50% of the income we have to invest. It gives us certain security.
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Re: Bitcoin is rare
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tdtduy
on 23/08/2018, 14:39:28 UTC
if the whole world accepts bitcoin. and a total of 21 million bits will be rare for billions of people around the world. bitcoin will become scarce and everyone wants to own a bitcoin for themselves. This will increase the bitcoin price.
Right. Things that you share are absolutely correct. This is a supply and demand problem that we can see clearly in the traditional trading market. When demand exceeds supply, everything is increasing in value. The higher the demand, the greater the value added. Thus, the Bitcoin holders at that time could hold a huge block of wealth. The point is that Bitcoin needs to be recognized as legitimate.
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Re: Bitcoin is rare
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tdtduy
on 23/08/2018, 14:37:06 UTC
The rare and limited Bitcoin is one of the factors that make Bitcoin valuable. And when Bitcoin is widely recognized for its legality and is confirmed in terms of value, Bitcoin's value will increase exponentially. And that is what deserves those who have faith in Bitcoin. Especially when Bitcoin is in a difficult period.
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Re: what is the main reason for india to ban cryptocurrency
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tdtduy
on 23/08/2018, 10:02:14 UTC
Not only india was ban cryptocurrency the're many and also some reason why, because the government are afraid and worried that they can't control the quick spreading of bitcoin, they do not know what it will lead to and they don't know that bitcoin was very useful and helpful to everyone.
This is unfortunate. Because India is a highly developed country in information technology, and its people are exposed to technology in large proportions. This means that people can collect and use Bitcoin as well as Altcoin at very high rates. But the ban from the government has had an impact on the personal economic development of the people of India. Perhaps in the future, hope the government will change the decision.
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Re: what is the main reason for india to ban cryptocurrency
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tdtduy
on 23/08/2018, 09:58:07 UTC
I think the political and security situation in India is relatively unstable. There have been many accidents happening to tourists while traveling in India. It seems the security forces here are quite indifferent to their work. That makes the crime rate in this country higher than in other countries in the region. Perhaps the government is afraid Bitcoin may unknowingly assist the criminal force, laundering money. And so, they issue bans on Bitcoins.
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Re: McAfee’s ‘Unhackable’ Bitcoin Wallet Allegedly Hacked
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tdtduy
on 23/08/2018, 09:54:29 UTC
Although McAfee's CEO stated their Bitcoin wallet can not be hacked, however, the fact that no security software can be completely undetected by hackers. The hackers are really very talented and do the impossible. The problem may be McAfee's has been subjected to the changes and development of malicious software. That was a fatal mistake.
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Re: FBI warns of imminent mass attack on world’s ATMs
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tdtduy
on 16/08/2018, 16:38:29 UTC
I have read this article and have reason to suspect this issue. First, although this is the secret information of the FBI to banks around the world, but has appeared in the news. Second, attacking ATM plants is a crime that has been, is, and always is. The task of the bank is to protect all assets involved. Third, is there an individual or a group of people, who wants many others to withdraw their property out of the bank in bulk? Security is the responsibility of the bank.
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Re: why the state does not print a lot of money?
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tdtduy
on 16/08/2018, 16:29:47 UTC
You should understand that the distribution of money in each country must follow the principle. There are two main principles:
The first principle is based on the need for reserves.
The second principle is guaranteed by the goods.
Compliance with the above guidelines will be ensured
As a result, the issuance of money will ensure the objectives of monetary policy.
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Re: Is it practical to expect tenfold jump in Bitcoin this year ?
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tdtduy
on 16/08/2018, 16:07:26 UTC
I do not think that is possible. I doubt whether this is the thinking of the skeptics of Bitcoin's value by the end of 2017? But what actually happened at that time? USD 20,000. That's horrible. I always hope that Bitcoin will increase, and increase the price. But, in my opinion, Bitcoin will not be able to increase the value of the mutation by the end of 2018 as in 2017.
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Re: What's your attitude to this?
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tdtduy
on 15/08/2018, 23:00:14 UTC
Very clear. The Cryptocurrency market is a good place for me to research, collect rewards, and invest in better opportunities for my life. Bitcoin and Altcoin are digital currencies that will be used by many people in the future. I try to work to get more personal income. But I do not really trust what I'm doing. It's true.
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Re: Has Bitcoin reached its goal?
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tdtduy
on 15/08/2018, 22:56:40 UTC
We should be more realistic. I think Bitcoin is hard to achieve this year. Currently, the Cryptocurrency market is very bleak, there is no sign that in the coming months there will be spectacular changes. Probably next year, in 2019, everything will be more progressive, relatively stable. In the past, perhaps investors did not have to think about Bitcoin worth $ 10,000 at the end of 2018. But now, Bitcoin is just around $ 7,000. Really hard.
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Re: Is india going to uplift the ban on cryptocurrencies?
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tdtduy
on 14/08/2018, 13:22:44 UTC
Thanks for sharing information from you. Through other channels I learned that India is not strictly forbidden for anything related to electronic money or the Cryptocurrency market. But the laws of their country place certain constraints on those who conduct transactions in the Cryptocurrency market, which manages the government's electronic money. People should not worry about the Indian news banned Bitcoin.
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Re: Is india going to uplift the ban on cryptocurrencies?
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tdtduy
on 14/08/2018, 13:19:13 UTC
The government can issue a ban. But will the people agree that the benefits of Bitcoin for them are so obvious? I think Indian people understand the special information about Bitcoin because India has a very developed information technology. Prohibition is a matter for the government. But how people accept it is another matter. Banning Bitcoin is not an easy matter.