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On 12/21/2019 at 1:49 AM, Traviz said:

"Excuse me guys I'm a newbie.. I'm wondering when I can start receiving alerts of payments... I've just newly been introduced to the crypto currency biz..please can anyone answer"

Honestly speaking , does anyone think bitcoin or cryptocurrency would crash fully 

No dude as more people are showing their interest in cryptocurrency so there value rise day by day and now the price is very much high.I think you want to ask about the payments that your payment would start after the 7th day of your completion of hundred post if you really make 20 post daily

On 12/3/2019 at 1:56 PM, Geo said:

You can pay either in BTC or ETH for a dental  treatment. Instead of paying in hands it's a better way to improving technology standards. The poor part of this is that it is unaware for people who has least knowledge about forum ,btc , postings etc. To conclude making more new users helps in utilizing this payment mode either in dentico or medico field. 

yes it's a very good idea to use cryptocurrencies in dental treatment but first of all it's important that it would become popular and all the countries make it legal first because there are a lot of countries where there is no source of Internet and they cannot use it in this way.

On 1/5/2020 at 9:26 PM, Brushless4500KV said:

Everyone talk about various methods of earning bitcoin. There many ways for earning bitcoin like free earnings, investing, mining and trading. There are also many ways to earn USD like PTC websites, surveys, stock market and freelancing. Some methods are shared for both currencies like investing and surveys. Now, one BTC is worth about $7500.

Which one is easier and faster for you to earn? 1 BTC or $7500?

dude both of them are good in earning like USD earning gives you good profit but nowadays BTC is becoming more popular and its value is much high so that earning in this will gives you good profits and then you can you change your BTC is to USD if you needed.

On 1/29/2020 at 10:02 AM, MOProgress said:

Seeing the way the year has started well with cryptocurrency, there are leading coins in terms of market capital, so I want to ask,do you think that all the Top 10 coins will remain in their position in 2020?

dude we cannot surely say  anything about their position retainment because it all depends upon the market value of the coin if people are supporting and they are beneficial for them then they could retain their position in the whole year or otherwise they would loss it.

you are right that Crypto currencies are a very wide platform where you can earn a wide range of profit and loss so you can easily transact your money without any movement of muscle so it's a good thing in this way and I usually preferred investment and holding coins at lower price and selling them on higher price.

On 12/16/2019 at 1:53 PM, Lubruselu said:

If there have chosen two currencies (bitcoin and USD) and they need one of them to be removed so they need votes from investors just like you, which will you suggest to be removed

Dude I think that we should never be able to work on Bitcoin if there is no existence of fiat currency.it is very much needed to convert and use the digital currencies so everyone go with USD and then use both of them in an alternative ways.

On 11/1/2019 at 8:50 PM, xBDT Script said:

Lately I thought to have some popular bitcoin celebrities and online personalities in my twitter account. I think this will really help you to seek knowledge from them and to keep yourself up to date with the trend.

At the moment I have none in mind but I have sure you lot can help me.

Can you post few twitter handles that worth following?

Thanks

 

Edit: The handles -

https://twitter.com/cryptocred

https://twitter.com/ElCryptoChief

https://twitter.com/sakuraricebird

https://twitter.com/Rhythmtrader

https://twitter.com/Crypto_Even

https://twitter.com/jchervinsky

https://twitter.com/lopp

https://twitter.com/Dexaran

https://twitter.com/APompliano

https://twitter.com/JohnEnnis81

https://twitter.com/BitcoinDood

yes there are a lot of Twitter account that helps to be more perfect in cryptocurrencies and thank you so much for sharing such handles they are really helpful for us to learn a great knowledge in cryptocurrency.

On 4/29/2020 at 12:22 PM, Ch Ayyan said:

Every  one is talking about  bitcoin  halving  and when it starts.  I have a question  that how much bitcoin  halving  duration.  I means to say that when bitcoin halving  will end.?

dude nobody can predict the accurate duration of Bitcoin halving people are withdrawing their investment and price goes down but nowadays the value of Bitcoin is very much higher or more people showing their interest and investments in it.

On 10/13/2019 at 9:03 PM, Bnance10 said:

In the old days, just by keeping your BTC on some exchange, you can really earn some nice bonuses whenever it forked.

Anyone who earned a handsome free amount of BCH from their exchange will understand what I am talking about.

And then came some scamming deals!  I remeber after BCH, it was some sort of a would-be BTC fork called Segregated Witness (SegWit).  People were all excited and asked their own exchange if it would support that fork.  And the promoters of that would-be fork started to mislead the public about to which exchanges they should move their BTC.

In the end, that was it.  It was just a “would be” thing despites all the hype from the promoters.  The fork never happened.  The promises of those huge bonuses were never paid.

However, ever since that time, one special exchange has never stopped giving users free bonuses for keeping their BTC on its wallet.

And that special exchange is Yobit!

In recent days, YO tokens and SEX tokens (the name of one new) were given to BTC holders for free!  And they were by no mean small amounts of free money!  

So, instead of just buy btc and hope it will go up in price, try to use some of it on Yobit.  You can simply  use a portion of it to buy YO and hold both there and do nothing else.  At least a few times a year, you will be rewarded with free money for just keeping your money on Yobit.

All of what I’ve just said can be verified by a bunch of users, old and new, of this wonderful exchange called Yobit.

 

there are a lot of sites and exchange where you save your money das digital currencies I just use the yobit echange to save my Bitcoins and all currency there so I am satisfied with it.

On 7/6/2020 at 8:53 PM, TheRaed said:

Bitcoin was the oldest cryptocurrency and the first digital currency, reaching more than two years before the second cryptocurrency, Namecoin. Bitcoin's success has led to a massive spread in digital currencies in recent years, and today there are hundreds of cryptocurrencies. One of the most interesting aspects of these new digital currencies is the lack of control by any central monopoly. Traditional banknotes are subject to central banks that may operate independently of the national government, or at the request of the government.

The Federal Reserve (Fed) has the ability to increase supply in US dollars, for example. The degree of decentralization can vary from one cryptocurrency to another - as we will see - but in general, there is no central authority that plays a similar role for the central bank in relation to cryptocurrencies. We will now look at four other major digital currencies available.

Ethereum is the largest competitor of Bitcoin, based on the percentage share of the total market value of the cryptocurrencies. Other important players in this field are Bitcoin Cash, and Ripple, to name a few. Digital currencies are quoted against the US dollar (USD) or the euro (EUR) - two of the most used currencies in the world.

What do you think of this talk and are there other currencies you add to this list?

thank you so much to for your Useful information and you had tell about many coins which are very helpful if someone wants to trade in them. I like Ethereum because it is most powerful coin ofter the Bitcoin.

On 2/17/2020 at 3:08 AM, Dewar100 said:

India plans to make their coin as similer to bitcoin in movement in the market. The Indian Rupee falcon (INRF) = 1 Indian Rupee (INR)·India may launch its own cryptocurrency The Indian government is reportedly considering introducing its own digital cryptocurrency, similar to bitcoin. With the rising popularity of bitcoin in all financial markets, the government is now looking at a government-issued digital currency.

Oh that was really good to hear that Asian countries had now started showing interest in Bitcoin and they are introducing their own digital coin so hopes that soon it would revolve all over the word and people widely used it

On 2/2/2020 at 4:21 PM, Maxtron73 said:

As you are invested in cryptocurrency and you generally watch prices on internet on your preferred website or app, but my question is how many times do you actually take a look at prices on that day; once per day , every hour ?

dude before investing in any coin it's very important to have proper knowledge regarding its value and it must be done by taking some experience from expert member or checking its price on regular interval of time.

On 12/14/2019 at 9:14 PM, Nicklaus97 said:

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What is the current status of cryptocurrency in Africa? Is Africa on the verge of embracing cryptocurrency? Could Africa hold the key to the future of widespread cryptocurrency Adoption?

Africa is the second-fastest-growing region both economically and demographically in the world having a population of over 1.2 billion and a GDP exceeding $2.4 trillion. Many experts argue that inflation and poverty push people towards cryptocurrency. Africans without access to banks and who live in politically unstable countries could be attracted to cryptocurrency. “Africa is rarely mentioned among the largest markets for cryptocurrency, but it may be set to steal a march over other markets,” says Rakesh Sharma, a business and technology journalist.

Mr. Sharma says that citizens of countries battling high inflation are likely to opt for cryptocurrency, because “with their paradigm of decentralization, cryptocurrencies offer an alternative to disastrous central bank policies.”
This is seen in countries like Venezuela and Zimbabwe among others which turn to Bitcoin amid economic collapse.

Many African governments find it difficult to adopt and regulate cryptocurrencies due to fear of a collapse of the banking industry and their local fiat currencies. In Zambia, for instance, the Bank of Zambia (BoZ), responsible for creating and implementing monetary policies for the world’s 105th largest economy, explained their stance against the use of cryptocurrencies in contrast to the growing public interests in the field. The central bank admitted that it was receiving a lot of inquiries related to Bitcoin’s legal status in Zambia, and they had to “safeguard the interests of members of the public and to maintain the integrity of the financial system” with its official stance on the digital currency, according to a local news report. An excerpt from the official report says:

“Firstly, Section 30 of the Bank of Zambia Act vests the right to issue notes and coins exclusively in the BoZ. To date, BoZ has not issued any form of cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrencies are not legal tender in the Republic of Zambia; Secondly, BoZ does not oversee, supervise nor regulate the cryptocurrency landscape. Consequently, any and all activities related to the buying, trading or usage of cryptocurrencies are performed at owner’s risk.”

Therefore, one cannot say that cryptocurrencies are banned in Zambia. Interestingly an article in the Zambia Daily Mail of Tuesday, July 3, 2018 was titled 'Bitcoin: Zambia not yet ready'... being a crypto and blockchain tech enthusias, the phrase “not yet ready” which was used in this article makes me hopeful because it implies that there is a possibility that the central bank will one day find a place for cryptocurrency as a useful tool in the financial sector. Cryptocurrencies allow for the transfer of value relatively faster and at low or no cost. Thus, the central bank of Zambia may soon see it fit to issue the country's first cryptocurrency. The constitution of Zambia does not define Bitcoin, which is why it has received a flack from the country’s central bank. There is, however, a possibility of lawmakers taking an active approach to regulating it under a modified provision. BoZ confirmed that it would be actively looking into the cryptocurrencies to come up with a law that "should not constrain but enable innovation.”

In countries like South Africa, Nigeria, Uganda and Tanzania, on the other hand, the adoption of cryptocurrency has gone far ahead. The 2019 Hootsuite Global Digital Yearbook shows that 10.7% of South Africans, 7.8% Nigerians and 7.3% Ghanaians posses cryptocurrency. These countries are above the average of adults with internet access that use cryptocurrency on the continent which is around 5.5%. These are African countries that have really embraced the solution to the problem of remittance which cryptocurrency solves. Many statistical analyses show that South Africa tops the list of cryptocurrency ownership among global internet users.

One cryptocurrency with real utility in these countries is Electroneum (ETN). People in these countries are able to buy airtime top ups right from the Electroneum app using their cloud mining generated ETN. In South Africa, it can be used to top up The Unlimited mobile airtime and data. Many retailers are also beginning to accept ETN for purchases of bread, milk, sugar, and coffee. Many taxis are also now receiving payment in Electroneum. (See Photo Above)

Africa is now establishing it's own cryptocurrencies and exchange platforms. Some examples include the AKOIN ecosystem, NAVCOIN, and the Kesholabs ecosystem with their WAVU token which launches early 2020. Africans in general have the enthusiasm for cryptocurrency and inovation. What Africans now need are devoted cryptocurrency pioneers that can liaise with the African governments and help them develop a deeper understanding of what cryptocurrencies are, what problems they solve and how to tackle challenges which this new technology brings about. Africa has a very huge and untapped potential market for cryptocurrency and if this potential is realized, I believe widespread adoption of cryptocurrency will be inevitable.

 

Referenced material:

https://hackernoon.com/south-africa-tops-the-list-of-cryptocurrency-ownership-among-global-internet-users-bxazr30ti

 

https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-is-not-a-legal-tender-in-zambia-says-central-bank/

 

https://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/april-2018-july-2018/africa-could-be-next-frontier-cryptocurrency

it's really good if africa start cryptocurrency programs and used to prepare and use but it's very hard to start now maybe at some time they are familiar and adopted it.

Yes dude  we should be very careful and cunning about such all things that we should not provide our such information on our wallets and also keep our account safe by providing good password details and login.

On 11/15/2019 at 3:36 PM, nahidfresh99 said:

Cryptocurrency is a type of online cryptocurrency that is used for online transactions and in 2018 we will be the first to know about assets that help us to know more now.if  you  know  more  about  this  plz tell me

Dude these are digital form of money which you can deal online and earn more.They are not very much old but they are becoming more and more popular nowadays people are more attracted towards them.

On 10/17/2019 at 10:34 PM, Donslens10 said:

Normally as usual, google ads chases you through all kinds of means by throwing junk advertising on the topic you are talking about or looking for, so:
In this case they index global information (this is where the plots of hyips, benders, scams "icos" or pishing pages).
For beginners, this is a bit dazzling, but those who do not know easily fall into these traps.
Google does not accurately handle this type with respect to cryptocurrencies so be very careful and selective with this type of advertising, I dare to say that with a single click on a banner of those you can bring viruses or mercenaries to your digital life.

Yes dude you are 100% right that they are eye catching  advertisement so people go for it but then they fall into a scam and it's all fake and people lose their all money so we should be clear about things and don't go for such schemes.

On 10/6/2019 at 1:44 AM, hdbvtho said:

 

Cryptocurrencies are widely defined and are virtual or digital currencies in the form of tokens or coins. Some cryptocurrencies have entered the real world via credit cards or other projects, but most are completely invisible. A crypto currency is a crypto currency that is safely stored and traded anonymously.

In addition to the important features of cryptocurrency in these currencies, it is a general promise of decentralization. Cryptocurrency is often developed in the form of code by a group (usually always through a process called mining) and other controls that build the issuance mechanism. Cryptocurrency is almost always designed to become increasingly popular, without government manipulation and control.

The currency, modeled on Bitcoin, is collectively known as Altcoin and has attempted to present it as a modified or improved version of Bitcoin. Some of these currencies are easier to mine than Bitcoin, but there is a high trade-off between liquidity, acceptance and low value.

yes as cryptocurrencies are developing now and there are a lot of other coins beside of Bitcoin or they are similar to some extent with Bitcoin but there are alternatives additional with  these currencies.

On 4/15/2020 at 10:35 AM, Dmasked said:

In the past many of the critics and experts have predicted and presented various scenarios where bitcoin and other crypto currencies might fall and lose their value. But lets assume a real life scenario prevailing right now. The world is struggling with a global pandemic that has degraded the economy of strongest of nations. Lets imagine that the situation escalates more and the global economy falls to ruins.

 

Will it be the fall of crypto currencies as well ?

 

Crypto currencies are decentralized assets which derive all of its value from the demand and supply from its users. If the economy itself collapses then people would no longer have the resources to invest in crypto currencies. If a situation like that arises where the world struggles from poverty and depression then surely the digital assets might lose their value as well. People would no longer have money to put into crypto and in such case what will stop the fall of crypto.

 

Are my speculations logical or just my nightmares ?

dude cryptocurrency are not Falling they are increasing day by day and it all depends upon the demand and supply of the currency which is now much popular among all the people so its value become higher day by day.

On 1/12/2020 at 6:35 AM, nicolas1234789 said:

Many institution ( bank ) release crypto currency projects and fail. Bank release project as tester how people respond if bank take part in crypto world but when fail always involve currency in big value. I suggest they learn how to release project from developer, is my advice wrong or there's another option for make successful crypto project?

Yes dude because you project is not an easy task, countries had failed in it because they don't have proper establishment and they cannot resist people from money laundering in this way

On 11/13/2019 at 12:14 AM, aika said:

Recently, authorities of the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) partnered with tax agencies of Australia, Canada, United Kingdom and Netherlands to hund downcryptocurrency users that are evading local taxes.

“We will collaborate internationally to reduce the growing threat to tax administrations posed by cryptocurrencies and cybercrime and to make the most of data and technology" they said last year.

 

Source on the following link: https://news.bitcoin.com/tax-agencies-worldwide-plan-to-crack-down-on-dozens-of-crypto-tax-evaders/

What do you think about this? Do you think your country would join an initiative like this one?

it's a good friend yes tourist a good plan if government decided to impose tax on cryptocurrency but I don't think that Bitcoin would be easily taxted. But it's a good decision to reduce many problems in usage of cryptocurrencies.

On 10/11/2020 at 4:42 PM, Marketnes said:

Where is the best place to invest cryptocurrencies?
In the exchanges there are offers to invest.
On platforms that offer daily, weekly or monthly profitability.
Or simply save them in the wallet.
What should we do to multiply our cryptocurrencies?
Comment.

I think  all of these options are a good place to save and invest cryptocurrencies and earn good profit but I like the most of them is trading like a proper knowledge will give you a good amount of profit.

Yes dude  as cryptocurrency is the most digitalised and popular currency now a days and I has also hear somewhere that US started some programs that uses the cryptocurrency so if they started they will get lot of benefit and absolutely in future there would a great use of cryptocurrency in US

On 4/21/2020 at 10:50 AM, Babubu609 said:

I keep wondering and observing the crypto market of all prices of currencies in the market, they definitely moves frequently when a change occurs in the price of Bitcoin. So I came in to conclusion that yes Bitcoin was the controller to all cryptcurrency market except for the stable market and rising tokens. Do you believe with my investigations yes or no?

I need more explanation from you friends if my research was wrong

Yes I also think that Bitcoin is the topmost currency so its price effect on all other altcoins and they depend on it for their value and rise and fall so it's very important because it regulates the Crypto market.

Yes manu friends anf family members gets motivated and started their work in cryptocurrencies.becuse they find them Useful and helping for them in earning and learning ways.

On 11/12/2020 at 11:59 AM, Mubiflow said:

Cryptocurrencies have the potential to enable economic growth throughout the world, especially in developing countries, by offering easier access to capital and financial services. From your own experience how have cryptocurrency contributed to your immediate environment.

please a good answer will help me a lot in my current study thanks you.

Crypto currencies are providing a wide variety of knowledge and it helps to flourish the economic state of the country so that developing and also undereveloping countries to start using a process that they would be stable than before.