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When bitcoin goes down it is more profitable to buy them and then when it goes up, sell them. You'll be at an advantage because you gain some btc points or money.
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Very precise. There are people who are high risking and there are those who are not. It's not that they are afraid to do so, you know anxious of the risks that may happen. It's just that they do not want to put their money and efforts to waste. Put it like doing a practice for something that requires a lot of investments (time, money, and effort). Guys! even if it's the your first time to do something, do the best you can! Do research, do read, and do educate ourselves in the situation we are in.
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Very true! Click baits! I really hate people that are attempting frauds and scams or misinforming people and manipulating them into something that does not really exist or is untrue. I think, since they are youtubers, they aren't really crypto enthusiasts but a mere youtuber hoping for many views. Still a fraud though. ughh
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Well it is really appropriate to incorporate KYC on crypto transactions and/or in any wallet apps/sites. This is to regulate and for safer and more secure transactions. Also, the organization should be responsible to know their customers or clients and to provide a safer platform.
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Uhm. Just do background research. Like, literally, we can always search for the answers (though not all is provided and accurately or relevantly given). All I'm saying is that. Learn, be hunger for knowledge. Especially, when we are doing something new to us. Knowledge is the key for survival. If you want to survive in crypto, read.
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Who tracks the bitcoins and records the transactions?
Jeofrey replied to starwill's topic in Crypto World
I am confused by the question given. I believe that even when all mining is finished, transactions and records are still on the miners and the blockchain workers. Of course they would not want the remaining 'claimed' and 'un-converted' bitcoins to waste. It's still a gain for them. And if it seems that there aren't anymore expected bitcoin transactions, of course end of bitcoin. -
Litecoin LTC is one of the Altcoin other than oldest Bitcoin. You can find some difference between these two cryptocoins in the crypto world. Bitcoin is highly expensive than litecoin in the cryptocurrency market. And litecoin uses its own blockchain.
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Never heard about DigiByte. Thanks for sharing. I would do more reasearch about DigiByte and hopefully it truly as you have said or as you have claimed.
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In also see bitcoin not anymore circulating in the next century or for about 6 more decades in the market. But if so, I think if bitcoin would fall, all other coins might be badly affected too.
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Binance is undoubtedly the largest and most reliable exchange platform to work with, its transfers are very safe, all its services are excellent, they have their visa card, their mining pool, their native token is around 30 dollars and continues to increase, their p2p market is the best you can get cash quickly and safely, without a doubt binance is the best I recommend it.
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Blockchain technology can lead to new opportunities and benefit businesses through greater transparency, enhanced security, and easier traceability. Blockchain's greatest characteristic stems from the fact that its transaction ledger for public addresses is open to viewing.
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The Importance of Reading the Cryptotalk Guidelines
Jeofrey replied to Mandoy01's topic in For Beginners
Reading guidelines is a must for the members, don't find it as a waste of time. If you properly read out the terms of this forum then you can post properly. You can avoid all the negative posts if you read the policies. If you even know everything and if you lack something on the post then your post gets deleted. It is convenient to read the policies of cryptotalk. -
When withdrawing it really requires you to pay an amount for the transaction fee. If you want to withdraw your earnings from yobit for a small fee you have to trade your bitcoins to other coins. Coins like LTC, ETH, DOGE, DASH they have very small fee to withdraw them, so choose your favorite then exchange your bitcoins and withdraw. This is because bitcoin transactions is more complicated than altcoins that is why they require higher fees.
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True! It's very difficult earning bitcoins with faucets. They may require you to do simple tasks but literally takes time and only give a tiny amount of bitcoins. It's really tiring. That is why I am thankful to have found crypto talk.