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Re: BETUNLIM SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN | BTC PAYMENT 🔥🔥🔥FUNDS ESCROWED
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wajik-tempe
on 02/12/2024, 08:16:22 UTC
Betunlim Username (account number) - 2796869
Bitcointalk Username - wajik-tempe
Post count - 1743
Rank - Senior Member
Segwit BTC address - bc1q9fh0w6h35xng4dggf7n8446g3g3lwp6e075e6c
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Re: Dogecoin (DOGE)
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wajik-tempe
on 10/12/2023, 15:14:15 UTC
Quote from: Bushdark on Today at 01:29:23 PM
Quote from: strunberg on Today at 10:09:41 AM
Quote from: InfinityCrypto on July 31, 2023, 04:59:48 AM
Is DOGE Coin's Rise a Sign of the Future of Cryptocurrencies, or a Fleeting Internet Meme Phenomenon?

I'm sure of the second answer. What can we expect from meme coins? They only rely on the community which makes no sense to call it an investment asset. I really lost money on the SHIBA and DOGE projects and honestly it was my fault. But can anyone explain what's so good about a meme project?
The way you are disregardiny meme coins is not good. There are so many meme coins that can give you so much profits in the market than you waiting for the reliable ones in the market. Cryptocurrency is all about taking risks and if you know how to take the risk and put it in a way that would yield profits then that's good. We can make huge profits from meme projects it we know how to go about it.
There are so many things we need to put in consideration for us to start earning.

Meme currencies like DOGE have undeniably altered traditional concepts of cryptocurrency trading, bringing an element of unpredictability that astute investors may utilize for rewards. The inherent volatility and speculative character of meme coins, on the other hand, call for prudence. While there is the potential for huge earnings, it is critical to balance risk and return. In this volatile environment, distinguishing between transitory online memes and long-term enterprises is critical.  The future of cryptocurrencies is dependent on a sophisticated grasp of both established assets and emergent meme ventures.
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Re: Making a New Year resolution plan is Important.
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wajik-tempe
on 10/12/2023, 14:52:47 UTC
Wealth may provide comfort, but it does not provide immunity from life's unpredictabilities. Health is a precious possession that is frequently jeopardized by personal choices. The duality is seen in the delicate balance of individual agency vs exogenous circumstances. The unifying denominator, however, is resilience. Plans may fail, but our ability to adjust defines us. Recognizing the individuality of our travels, let us accept that setbacks need not imply resignation. As this chapter comes to a close, let resolve bloom once more, for in the symphony of our differences is the melody of our united humanity.
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Re: World is full of things what nobody dont need just too much
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wajik-tempe
on 10/12/2023, 14:49:36 UTC
Quote from: Samlucky O on Today at 12:51:24 AM
I think life is all about choice, despite the world is full of junk according to you. I think it's not a must to have them. Every thing produce in the market is useful perhaps not to every one. When yo don't have money or when we are not rich we criticize things we can't afford. But when we are super rich we think of having them all.  Despite the world is full of things we don't want according to you. We still need to embrace technology. Because this advancement in technology is the reason you were able to afford the type of phone you are using now.

Let take for example iPhone 4 was expensive when it came to the market and now upgraded to 14pro max, and not everyone would have been able to purchase it if the price was stucked uptill date. But due to the upgrade from time to time, the price of the previous becomes cheap and affordable. And many where able to afford it. If there were no innovation on steady basis how on Earth would you have affordable the type of things you have achieved today? I think civilization is making us to achieve things we can afford. So I think civilization and creativity is giving us room to benefit things we can't afford.

It's part of a larger worry about excess production, which can lead to a saturation of commodities that exceeds real need. While technical developments make luxury things and apparel more accessible throughout time, overproduction creates a surplus that exceeds individual purchasing power. It is not a matter of criticizing what we cannot afford; rather, it is a systemic issue of controlling surplus supply and its environmental and societal effects. To combat the excess of commodities, adopting technology should be aligned with sustainable behaviors.
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Re: Cristiano Ronaldo get 1 billion dollars lawsuit for his NFT failure
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wajik-tempe
on 08/12/2023, 15:54:07 UTC
Ronaldo's dilemma emphasizes the significance of due diligence in the unpredictable crypto industry for both celebrities and investors. As the legal battle continues, the larger NFT market may encounter more suspicion, underlining the importance of transparency, accountability, and a strong regulatory framework. Ronaldo's legal counsel will definitely be crucial in navigating these difficult seas and molding the narrative surrounding his engagement in the NFT business.
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Re: Time to be cautious: Everyone is not market expert
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wajik-tempe
on 08/12/2023, 15:32:24 UTC
Navigating through the flood of speculative noise in the volatile world of cryptocurrency demands a keen eye. It is critical to proceed with care when confronted with the cacophony of cryptocurrency forecasts. While alluring headlines promise stratospheric riches, it's important to note that many of these self-proclaimed gurus have a chameleon-like history of preaching panic in bad markets and then abruptly morphing into optimistic prophets during bull markets.
It is critical to rely on thorough investigation rather than falling to the temptation of '100x' claims. Following influencers on social media blindly might lead to risky investing decisions. Instead, arm yourself with information, validate reputable sources, and devise an educated plan. A balanced approach is your best defense against possible traps in a market where disinformation abounds.
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Re: Banks are the cause of millions of crypto project failures
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wajik-tempe
on 08/12/2023, 03:43:32 UTC
The concept that banks are the major cause of cryptocurrency project failures oversimplifies the crypto space's numerous issues. While the banks have restrictions, operate within a regulated system that maintains financial stability. Cryptocurrency initiatives frequently face roadblocks because to market speculation, a lack of transparency, and vulnerability to fraud. Blaming banks for failures ignores the need of prudent project management, investor education, and regulatory transparency. Although creative, the crypto ecosystem demands a more sophisticated strategy for long-term success.
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Re: On retirement
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wajik-tempe
on 08/12/2023, 03:30:41 UTC
Consider retirement as an entry, not a departure, into a second act in which passion meets liberation. For individuals who are passionate about their work, retirement becomes a renaissance opportunity to turn professional passions into a tapestry of leisure.
It's an encore performance of a lifelong symphony, an opportunity to write a song of fulfillment and inquiry. As one chapter closes, retirees become writers of a story in which work and joy effortlessly mix, providing an opportunity to appreciate the encore of a life well-lived.
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Re: MicroStrategy (MSTR) as a GBTC alternative
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wajik-tempe
on 06/12/2023, 16:01:39 UTC
Utilizing MSTR as a fiat gateway into Bitcoin bypasses hurdles associated with traditional exchanges, streamlining the process. Nevertheless, prudent due diligence is essential, particularly regarding Saylor's custody practices. Assess the company's security measures and consider potential market influences on MSTR's performance
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Re: World is full of things what nobody dont need just too much
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wajik-tempe
on 06/12/2023, 15:53:55 UTC
Traditional economic principles dictate that when there is an oversupply, prices should fall; nevertheless, the current surplus has a practical challenge-finding room for these things. This issue extends beyond tangible items to encompass fancy automobiles and even gourmet meals, resulting in an unexpected abundance. The imminent likelihood of interest rate decreases adds another dimension to the complicated issue as we navigate this age of excess, perhaps worsening the task of managing and disposing of the surplus.
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Re: Gold is up to new ATH, silver is up, BITCOIN IS BACK BABY!!!
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wajik-tempe
on 06/12/2023, 15:51:00 UTC
As we approach 2024, the stage is set for an enthralling drama involving elections, global conflicts, and the perplexing fate of traditional currencies. Bitcoin, the protagonist, recovers, leaving naysayers in the dust. The screenplay, however, is unknown; will BTC reclaim the global reserve throne, or will a new rival emerge? The drama plays out, and we brace ourselves for geopolitical twists, economic shifts, and maybe unanticipated pandemics. Adaptability is our screenplay in this crypto theater, and preparedness is the key to navigate the approaching drama. So buckle up Bitcoin's encore is only the first act of a fascinating concert.
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Re: Litecoin is the sleeping giant
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wajik-tempe
on 05/12/2023, 16:20:07 UTC
Its scrypt dominance, historical ATH in hash rate, and broad usage, as seen by its position as Bitpay's second-largest payment processor, portray a hopeful picture. Declarations as a commodity, together with backing from significant organizations like as Fidelity, EDXM, PayPal, Venmo, and Grayscale, strengthen its position. The prospect of an ETF increases the potential upside.
The use of MWEB for anonymity, paired with a fair launch, no premine, and steady uptime, increases the legitimacy of Litecoin. Given these variables in the context of the changing crypto environment, the potential of Litecoin's imminent awakening becomes increasingly realistic.
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Re: Do brands that take sides on divisive issues lose market share?
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wajik-tempe
on 05/12/2023, 16:08:46 UTC
Because their initial market share is restricted, smaller businesses may see a net rise in consumers even if the position is unpopular. Larger brands, on the other hand, may incur huge losses regardless of a fair mix of fans and opponents. The instances of Bud Light and Gillette show how vulnerable huge brands are to popular sentiment. This highlights the significance of understanding the dynamics of brand size, activism, and customer reaction for developing effective marketing tactics.
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Re: All my social media friends don't want to reply me lately, dafuq is going on rn?
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wajik-tempe
on 05/12/2023, 15:54:59 UTC
It's tempting to believe they're ignoring you on purpose, but there might be other causes. Changes in people's life, such as increasing obligations or personal issues, might absorb their time and energy. Alternatively, group dynamics or interests may have shifted. Rather than leaping to conclusions, consider approaching someone directly to voice your concerns and inquire about the group's present situation.
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Re: Goverments must have good plan very soon
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wajik-tempe
on 04/12/2023, 07:22:48 UTC
Governments should experiment with novel measures that alleviate economic disparities while also incentivizing productivity. Implementing targeted financial assistance programs, investing in skill development efforts, and encouraging entrepreneurship are all possible approaches. Encouraging collaboration between the commercial and public sectors to promote long-term job possibilities may also assist individuals relieve financial stress.
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Re: New business idea.
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wajik-tempe
on 04/12/2023, 07:08:42 UTC
Quote from: Hewlet on Today at 05:50:08 AM
Quote from: Su-asa on November 06, 2023, 11:30:16 AM
I would have posted this thread on my local board (Nigerian local board) but I didn't because both Nigerians and other countries can still benefit from this little business idea.
The kind of business I want to share is what is called graundnut oil making. This business idea can help someone that doesn't even have a skill and someone that is not even educated, all the person just needs to have is the money to buy the manufacturing equipment that's all.
With this graundnut oil making business, one can get the kind of life he/she wanted because the demands in this graundnut oil making business are a bit high. One can even start with a little money. However, this business is also an investment. If one can dedicate more time to it, he/she can benefit from it (can make it a company).

this information shows how the demands of the graundnut oil is in my country today is.
You can also watch a little on how to manufacture the graundnut oil, I can even invest more if I have this business and start making more money, so what are your takes in this idea?
I guess this is the first time I am hearing about groundnut oil business being something that could be done by the average person. I know red oil and kernel oil business is one of the most popular cooking oil businesses but I use to think that to go into the ground oil business you need to be registered with the government or something because most of the groundnut oil I do see around are mostly packaged in such a way that they appear mostly very sophisticated but I guess I need to do a bit of my personal research to know how easy it is to locally go into the groundnut oil business.

The groundnut oil company is a profitable operation that does not need a high degree of formality. It's a fantastic chance for people who have low means but a strong entrepreneurial spirit. While some firms may use fancy packaging, entering the local market with a great product might still have an impact. It's critical to investigate local legislation and quality requirements, but the business's accessibility makes it a realistic alternative for many.
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Re: Investing altcoins now or during halving?
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wajik-tempe
on 02/12/2023, 08:19:38 UTC
Given the current bullish market, I'd cautiously wait until after the BTC halving on April 24, 2024, to consider altcoin investments. Historical trends suggest post-halving dips, presenting potential opportunities to acquire altcoins at more favorable prices. Timing is key, and a strategic move during or post-halving could yield better returns in the volatile crypto landscape.
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Re: Elon Musk predicts X will replace banks in 2024 - The Verge
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wajik-tempe
on 02/12/2023, 07:56:19 UTC
His idea of developing X into a full financial hub looks to be more of a pipe dream than a realistic goal. Skepticism is raised by the promise of transforming global transactions and leaving existing banks obsolete by the end of 2024. Musk's expansion into numerous projects, ranging from space exploration to electric automobiles, has some questioning his initial objective of colonizing Mars.
While Musk's previous accomplishments with X.com and PayPal give credibility, the current financial ecosystem presents complicated regulatory and public trust difficulties. The requirement of presenting an alternative to established services such as Western Union raises further concerns. Despite Musk's track record of beating odds, the timescale for X's financial transformation is unduly optimistic, making it a dubious addition to his ambitious portfolio.
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Re: Inventing a job is better than finding a job
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wajik-tempe
on 02/12/2023, 07:53:00 UTC
Creating your own route provides liberty and harmony with personal ideals, but it demands major commitment and is fraught with pitfalls. Finding a job, on the other hand, gives financial security without the need for personal asset investments, but the competitive job market requires certain skills and expertise.
According to my observations, the balance is determined by individual circumstances and risk tolerance. It's a fluid decision impacted by personal goals, abilities, and the ever-changing economic situation.
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Re: Idea and money are very important to investment.
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wajik-tempe
on 02/12/2023, 07:49:23 UTC
The combination of money and a well-thought-out plan optimizes prospective rewards. A good concept helps investors make educated decisions, reduce risks, and uncover profitable possibilities. Financial success becomes uncertain without a strong awareness of the market, trends, and possible problems.
The experience you had with the young affluent man exemplifies the importance of information sharing. His interest in bitcoin expanded as a result of the information you gave, demonstrating the importance of ideas in affecting investing outcomes.