Pearls Before Swine

The devs designed doge to have an unlimited supply, and it's built into the code. That's one of the major drawbacks to doge, and it's why it's always struggled to maintain a price that's higher than 20 sats. I've always liked dogecoin, and I think it would be an excellent choice for people who want to actually spend crypto. Unfortunately not a lot of merchants accept it. It does have lots of use in gambling, though.

It's funny how this works. Every time I report multiple posts either for plagiarism or spam, my own post count soon goes down. It's happened before, and I've also noticed that when I go a few days of *not* reporting posts, I don't have a problem with this. What are the moderators doing here? I don't tend to make garbage posts, and my grasp of english is crystal clear unlike many other members here whose posts are completely unintelligible. Mods really need to keep an eye on plagiarism and stop punishing members who report posts like that.

That's sad, and it's also wrong. I've also been seeing a lot of threads being created with plagiarized content, and I'm not going to post in any of those since there's a good chance that the entire thread might get deleted. There are so many lazy, dishonest members here who just want to make as many posts as they can, and since they're ignorant of the english language they have to steal content in order to make posts. This has got to stop, or else this forum is in trouble.

To anyone who didn't know, youtube reversed their decision about banning crypto videos, and it's a good thing they did. It would have been silly censorship for them to continue to do so. The vast majority of bitcoin or altcoin related videos aren't scams and aren't promoting anything sketchy. As I said, it's a very good thing that google realized it had made a mistake, and hopefully it's one they won't repeat.

Earning 1000 sats per post up to a maximum of 30 per day is not exactly life changing, and it hasn't made an impact on my financial situation. Nor do I do much trading on yobit, as I prefer kucoin. Still, I'm pleased that cryptotalk is still paying members to post here, because at least it gives people a chance to earn a little bit of crypto for just making posts.

There are no free mining sites, and nobody is just going to give bitcoin away unless you're talking about faucets, and even then you still have to solve captchas and look at advertising. Nothing is for free. Not in the world of bitcoin, not anywhere in the world of money or anywhere else.

Most crypto news sites are poorly run and the articles they write amount to hype pieces. That's why I don't follow crypto news media anymore, and the mainstream media isn't much better. I would say that rumors can affect the price of bitcoin (and altcoins, too), though those rumors don't have to originate in the news. But I'd agree that bitcoin seems to be pretty resilient to what gets reported in the news, and it also doesn't react to every little political or world event.

How did you end up losing all your money with the investbox? The worst that's supposed to happen is yobit ends the investment and you get all your coins back. Anyway, I gave it a shot last month but only with some of the free coins I'd accumulated and it really wasn't worth it for me. I still wasn't able to sell any of them, because yobit has a minimum amount that you can trade one of those coins to doge or waves or whatever. Plus I was only able to keep my coins in the investbox for about 5 days and then it ended.

I've had an account on yobit since around 2015, and yes I've made plenty of withdrawals in that time. Most of them have been altcoin withdrawals, since generally what I use yobit for is trading bitcoin to whatever altcoins I'm interested in. I've never had any issues with them except for sometimes wallets can go into 'maintenance mode' and you never know how long it's going to take for them to become functional again.

USDT should be stable, that's what it was created for, stability. If you're an active trader and you're trading altcoins I would probably be trading in USDT pairs. That's because bitcoin can be extremely volatile and you want to keep all the purchasing power you can for your next trade. If you're doing a lot of trades quickly, it probably doesn't matter all that much.

No, you're the one making the mistake. The exchange *is* shutting down, but they're freezing everyone's funds until February 10th. And I seriously doubt anyone will be able to withdraw anything then or after. This looks like an obvious exit scam to me. There's absolutely no reason an exchange would just shut down and freeze their customers' coins. Unfortunately we've seen exchanges do this before.

Bitcoin is *not* a way to make money; it's money. And most of OP's post was completely unrelated to the question he asked, which is annoying. Bitcoin isn't going to save poor people or 3rd world countries or starving orphans or anything else like that. It's not going to change the world. No form of money in and of itself is able to do that, because the problems that cause poverty and whatever else are usually political problems.

I don't even see doge listed in the investbox. I wouldn't waste my earnings buying tokens like QQQ or any of the ones yobit gives away for free. Even if you earn interest on them, you still might have a problem selling them and they could go down in value. They're basically worthless and that's the whole reason why they're giveaways. I'd rather withdraw a real coin like Dash and accumulate it than risk the little I earn here on some cheap, lousy token.

No. You have no idea what you're talking about. None whatsoever. OP, what are you talking about as far as Switzerland is concerned? It wouldn't hurt to elaborate on your question, because I for one don't know what it is exactly that you're asking. If they're going to produce a physical form of bitcoin, that's already been done by several coin manufacturers and they don't get used as anything except collectibles.

Sounds like you started celebrating way too early, my friend. If you haven't been into bitcoin all that long, it might come as a shock when it jumps $1000 overnight, but it can crash back down just as quickly, which is exactly what it just did. So if you're a trader, you ought to learn to control those emotions or else you're going to end up doing trades that might not work out well for you. I'm hoping bitcoin still goes back up from here. Even though it dipped, there's still a chance that the bull has some legs.