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  1. dont do it! they are bad exchange for kyc, ive been doing kyc on their website very hard to get approved , better trade on exchange that not required for kyc before you can trade like kucoin, or mercatox , yobit
  2. Exactly you have point, it all depends on how much you are willingly to take risks in crypto. In day trading you are knowledgeable first to avoid lose. You have time to observe the swing price of coins since you will do day trading. Invest only on how much you can afford in trading.
  3. Bitcoin and Ethereum both are good potential platform for long term investor. But current scenario of cryptocurrency is little hard to predict the day trading or short term. So we should analyse the right platform for day trading we will earn more profit. These two coins are always buy more in our future career so this is the right time to invest in cryptocurrency.
  4. The answer for this quastion very simple - Ethereum is better a 100 times! Why? It is faster, transaction price - lower than bitcoin. BTC is like a old man - too slowly. Just make alittle competition: send the transaction via Bitcoin and at the same time - with Ethereum. You will see results yourself.
  5. for what? i think if the company based on selling item, they are good to have own coin as payment methodes, because blockchain technology is more faster than other efficent than cash
  6. sometime its happend on two side, exchange and coin developer i dont know what is special about coinmarketcaps, full of shitcoin and exchange
  7. I think bitcoin and other cryptocurrency is better than fiat currency because it is more valuable and more precious, that is why bitcoin is getting more popular everyday that more people are investing and buying in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Fiat currency also takes a long time before it starts to increase it's price, unlike bitcoin it always changes it's price that makes our money increase when bitcoin started to increase it's price.
  8. I don't really have a strategy that I use. I just buy some Bitcoins every now and then when the price has gone down to hold for the long term. That's all I do at the moment. I am not even trading. It's purely holding what I do. I am so happy with my Bitcoin investment that I never look into any other investment. Bitcoin is more than enough for me as I believe in its full future potential.
  9. gold is a real object while crypto is a digital asset, as is currency, and crypto is very good for exchanging money, whereas gold is not so good in exchanging money the price is not so drastic and goes down when there is bad news, whereas crypto follows the times with technology It is fantastic, it is generally bitcoin, yeah, but the price can be considered significant between going up and down following the market, yeah, so I think crypto has more potential for profit while gold isn't too good
  10. my country Philippines is one of those countries that has been really gearing up into using and allowing cryptocurrencies in the main stream market. I've read that there are several banks already accepting cryptocurrency transactions whether it's for payment, buying, selling or investing in general. That's really a good sign because, just a few months ago, it's Central Bank released a statement that warns people on using cryptocurrencies, they are not banning it of that sort like other countries, but when powerful governmental entities speak that way, it usually is tantamount to effectively prohibiting people from using it. Thankfully, there are many cryptocurrency users in the Philippines, which paved the way for its continued usage and promotion all across the country.
  11. You don't have to make things complicated when we once reached again the bull run. As for the people that are very much excited to it, we need to prepare our pockets and take the money from the coins that we held for a very long time.
  12. I'm happy with the current state of bitcoin. As you can see, many people who do not agree with bitcoin regulations, including me. I personally think many negative sides if bitcoin is regulated. IMO, the thing that will happen related to bitcoin regulation is that bitcoin will be controlled by the government which in my opinion is not good. because if bitcoin has been controlled by the government, bitcoin-related things like taxes, markets and circulation will be regulated by the government. because bitcoin isnt trackable money
  13. is this forcing people to buy your token before giving them a wining? its not good bro !, i would like to see this coin on exchange before i buy it
  14. this is good to help introduce cryptocurrency to the world, i dont think people on this world know what is bitcoin or cryptocurrency ! would like to study in malta university!
  15. Malta, the Blockchain Island of the Mediterranean, has one of the most pro-blockchain systems ever created. They certify distributed ledger platforms; they regulate smart contracts and have frameworks for launching ICOs. The most logical next step would be to have a master’s program in there as well. The University of Malta is beginning its inaugural semester of their Masters Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology. This course starts this October, with around 35 students that have enrolled. This marks the only DLT-specific master’s program in the entire island nation, and one of a handful of programs around the world. This is the latest step in an all-out charge Malta has been doing for the past two years to embrace anything and everything Blockchain. Back in April 2017, Joseph Muscat, Malta’s Prime Minister, unveiled the plan for Malta to become a heavyweight in the Blockchain. The exact words of the Prime minister were “global trailblazer.” This is the unpopular choice nowadays with DLT, with most of the world governments lagging behind, or outright going against DLT as a whole. The Maltese were quick to jump on the DLT train, with their Lawmakers quickly passing blockchain-friendly laws. Naturally, this caught the industry heavyweights’ gaze. Binance, the world’s largest per-volume crypto exchange, and OKEx both announced they would relocate to Malta. Under a year of Malta making this move, and it’s already giving them a lot of profit. Crypto firms across the globe were packing up and coming to Malta, with more business on the way. Joshua Ellul, Masters Program Direct and head of Malta’s Digital Innovation Authority, talked to the press about the matter. He stated that there was a high demand for his DLT students. Ellul elaborated that 15 companies have already contacted them, with high demand in the government-backed blockchain contracts, projects, and initiatives as well
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