kryptonick

Going there. Just give it a few more months as it will be 100k, maybe 200k and then it will be over for another three years and forgotten. It will be called a bubble as it will start dropping from some ridiculous price and will find support at levels higher from 20k. Now if you can take the risk do it with reason and not in panic. The ideal price we had to buy was at $10,000. Even better if we managed earlier than that. But the higher it is going, then the risk is also increasing.

Global debt is increasing a lot for the past one year time, as the problem with covid has damaged all the economies in the world, except perhaps from the place it started, which is China. I don't understand how Bitcoin can help though and why it is a factor in the debt crisis that will certainly come.

I did not understand the question in this post and what exactly is the problem of this member. What kind of money do you want? Money is also Bitcoin, since people use it like that. It has higher fees than other money, so you can use other crypto instead. Money is also dollar, euro, pesos and Zimbabwe dollars. What kind of money you want? Probably you should start your education from the beginning and learn what money is as clearly you don't know that either.

The dollar didn't lose much of its purchasing power just because Bitcoin is rising for twelve years in price. This is a mistake to make. It is Bitcoin that is rising and the dollar until today is having one of the lowest inflation levels in history, meaning it was de-valuating slower than ever for the last 25 years. Since the end of the 90s the inflation has been around 2%, which is one of the lowest in history. But this can change and 5% inflation is possible if the FED keeps printing trillions each year.

I have only some NFT in an Enjin wallet, that I will have to check one day if they have value. You know, Enjin used to give QR codes you were just scanning them and earning an NFT. I did scan around a dozen of them in 2018 and the value must be higher today. Although, I will need to pay a lot in fees and I am not sure if this will be profitable. Even if an NFT in my enjin wallet can be sold for $50 the fees will probably be the same.

Most exchanges are blocking cryptocurrencies coming from mixers. Binance is certainly doing that but we don't know if they are selectively blocking funds or not. I've read some reports that hacked money moved into exchanges, while users claim they used Wasabi and their funds were frozen on Binance. I wouldn't use mixers right now as it will be even more suspicious and would ring bells for authorities.

I have to try this one day, I have been skipping JustSwap and DeFi on Tron for months, but maybe there is money to be made. The fees in Tron are zero and could help with the rise of DeFi there, as well as have more use cases for dapps and NFT.

No stance. Most countries are waiting and waiting and taking no action. My fear is that any action that will be taken it will be against us no matter where we live. It is always taxation, taking a cut from the profits that we made with our sweat, pain and wasting hours in front of a screen risking our funds, and the government just sits back and takes a cut from this. While our free-time is about making some more money and others are just relaxing in their couch, it is us that will have to pay those that are relaxing. So any action taken it has to be seen as increased taxation. I am glad while there is no action, as then I will have to hide all my actions online and use perhaps P2P exchanges as first of all I am not making millions to be taxed from this and secondly this is money coming with high risk, the risk is my own and nobody else will be there to support me when things go wrong. The government won't tax someone else to pay me if I lose my trades.

There are more and Malta hasn't done so much as you think. It just has some kind of relaxed taxation to attract those that want to evade taxation coming from Europe, UK and nations in the Mediterranean. The open to blockchain and innovation statements are just narratives and Malta isn't some kind of cryptocurrency haven or a nation that exceeds in innovation. This is just a lie created by the crypto media. And Binance as we learned one day, it isn't located in Malta.

What? Not at all. The gaming currencies are just in game and are not currencies. Gamers buy them using currencies and it is like paying for the game. It is a currency like gold inside games but this is not a currency, it can just be called token inside a game. A real currency is accepted in real life and in the digital world, but this online gaming currency, is just accepted inside a game and nowhere else, always subject to restrictions. It is not digital currency.

Being tangible or not, it doesn't matter. We have code which is just virtual and most of the top corporations are software companies. This means nothing in my opinion. Can you say that Microsoft hasn't helped the world and that its products aren't used by hundreds of millions of people?

If you are asking about the network and if Bitcoin will keep running, then of course, it will be running, as there will always be nodes running, and even if Bitcoin's price reaches so lower that nobody will care about it, there will still be people that would run a full node in their computer. As long as there are devs, miners and nodes then bitcoin will keep running.

The full name of the Bitcoin developer that bought 2 pizzas for 10,000 BTC is Laszlo Hanyecz. Yes, as you read he was one of the first Bitcoin developers working side by side to Satoshi and Gavin Andresen. Does this change your idea about the person now? Or do you think that nobody ever used Bitcoin to buy things online when price was just a few dollars? What about those that bought drugs and smoked pot that would be worth millions of dollars if they just held the Bitcoin instead of passing them to Silk Road? Did anyone from that day knew that Bitcoin would reach so much as today? Nobody knew and nobody was sure about it. Not even the first Bitcoin developers.

Wow. Impressive prediction. Although not unlike what most of us were thinking about the price action. It was expected that a bull run will start and Bitcoin will reach a lot higher. It seems that it wasn't this long as probably right after that comment it was the market that started rising rapidly. Well done.

I don't know a lot about the Dogecoin devs but the Litecoin developer Charlie Lee is famous. He was working for Google as a developer until his side project Litecoin made him wealthy enough to allocate most of his time in it and quit his job at Google. There is wikipedia threat about Charlie Lee https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Lee_(computer_scientist)

Is anyone still using Bitcoin the way it was used before fees started rising? Most people just use exchanges and nothing else. Nobody wants to pay $20 fees to move wallets for Bitcoin and just those that own thousands of Bitcoins don't mind doing that. For the rest of us, common holders, we can use a wallet one time, but the next one will be when we are going to sell all the Bitcoin we own. Fees just don't allow a lot of movement.

Nobody pays for playing a game. Even if this is happening they won't be paying you enough to make profit. You will be wasting hours daily that could have been so much more productive. I've never heard of this bitcoin blast, maybe it was running for some time, but if this was profitable I would have heard of it and used it.

Since there are debit cards that are connected with big exchanges as binance card, coinbase and crypto.com debit cards, you can use these to buy from almost anywhere as all POS devices will be accepting them. But there is a problem, there is difference because the bank cards have higher support for the customer. The crypto exchanges like Binance and Coinbase have limited experience and the users of their cards may have a lot of problems the banks have solved decades ago. There is a risk when using these cards and the complains that will follow will be what the bank cards don't have.

Oh, I am sorry you had this experience. I haven't contacted Yobit support as I never had any problem so far. But I still see often a moderator being active in the chat room and answering to people that have questions. He is even checking the support tickets when other members are asking and gives answers.

I think that you probably skipped a year, or time traveled, as the year is now 2021 friend. Bitcoin price is 60,000 dollars and your target of 15000 USD has been met months ago. But probably you copy and pasted this comment didn't you? Or using a bot that does that?

I haven't read anything about market place. I read about selling advertising space in the forum, which is cool idea and I've seen it in some forums and platforms. A market place may be something great too, but I think we should take it in steps mode and not all together at once.

Trading needs to take risks and many times we think that we are doing great, but a loss that can happen may bring us back to where we started and then we have to start again. Even we can make big mistakes and be in loss, no matter if the markets are doing great like all the last year. Many can make mistakes and so have I, many times when trying to trade. The reward is when we have enough patience to hold when we bought at very low prices. It needs commitment and research on the coin we selected to support our commitment.

A full review of Yobit would be nice, as I am also interested to find if there is something missing, like for every time I visit the exchange I keep finding many more interesting options that I haven't really searched before. It is an exchange that offers a lot for the users and it makes everyone feel like home with the friendly environment and the chatbox with administrators being part.

If you feel it is working then what are you producing? It should be something very useful and exciting, or something that will help other people and since you enjoy earning so much, maybe you should help the rest by giving tips and websites that you profited from.

Decentralized is better, it is just like that. Centralized means you have some funds but they are under the control of someone, and any time something may happen and everything is lost. Even if there is the slightest possibility someone can block fund then I'm not interested. This is a case with Tether which freezes funds, for the time being for suspicious accounts of hackers but perhaps it will just keep freezing any funds according to what any government will ask.