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  1. where to sell btc? Hey I am still a junior member and I doesnt know everything about btc, I just want to ask that if ever we are going to sell our bitcoin, there will be an immediate buyer?? and where to sell it. please respect my post.
  2. why people think that bitcoin is buble coin ? after 10 years has been past of bitcoin but still people think bitcoin is bublecoin , why ?
  3. '' Satoshi Pulse'' a new cryptomarket cap that is launched by Bitcoin.com. The website Bitcoin.com has launched Satoshi Pulse a cryptomarket capitalization page that shows total digital asset market valuations,current prices same as other cryptomarket cap out there. But unlike other cryptocurrency ecosystem that has more than 1500 different cryptocurrencies but lots of them can be confusing and filled with unfavorable advertisements. Instead of 1500 coins satoshi pulse has evaluates only 500 cryptocurrencies making navigation a bit easier to the users. What is your opinion about this new cryptomarket cap of Bitcoin.com.? We can easily find and check the status of our favorite currency.
  4. Have you ever taken out a loan against your bitcoin? I'm thinking of it. I don't want to sell my bitcoin, especially now because it's going back up and it looks like it's just going to keep rising. I just found out that there are organizations out there that allow you to get a USD loan back by your crypto. Has anyone done it? Who do you recommend. Looking for good feedback only!
  5. what makes some btc coin's wallet addresses start with bc instead of 1? it looks like it follows the coin through every dif. trans. couldnt coins be tracked like this? the coin was bought through libertyX, ive never noticed it before anyone know? its not btc cash either regular btc
  6. i read news from indonesia until when will Indonesia be like this?... his government has not given the maximum permission to use bitcoin, whereas, bitcoin has given a new color for the people of Indonesia. bitcoin has changed the economy of Indonesian society. i read news from indonesia : Bank Indonesia (BI) reiterated that investments in digital currency or cryptocurrency are very risky. Therefore, BI advises people to avoid investing in this type of digital currency. Agus Martowardojo, Governor of BI noted, there are currently as many as 1300 types of digital currencies circulating in the world. The prohibition of this digital currency because it has an unclear underlying and from the side of consumer protection is still very low. Moreover, according to BI, this digital currency can be misused as a means of money laundering and terrorism.
  7. Hello everyone!So I made an Twitter account and trying to expand to other social medias and also start making guides and maybe video guides on Steemit.My only problem now is getting early traction. I got some followers (under 100) and I tweet news and info about crypto really fast. There is still not any action on my page. Now I've launched a promo campaing that every retweet is a ticket to a raffle and I will choose one to win 0.095 litecoin. I wont be telling the channel here ATM because I dont want this to be removed. Im also thinking about launching a Youtube page since it seems like its the most under saturated field in crypto now.So what kind of an promotion you would engage in?What kind of content is missing in cryptospace? Are there any kind of things that is a clear NO GO to follow a channel that I should avoid?Do people who have this kind of sites purely pop up with cross-promo? Should I think about that avenue of readers?Every tip and trick for good content in social media and in cryptospace is really appreciated!
  8. When Bitcoin came out first, one of the biggest reason the community endorse it so much is because of the idea of decentralization. But the ironic thing is most of the transactions now occurs in the centralize exchanges. How far are we from a fully decentralize system?
  9. I was discussing with my friends about an idea. That our small city that has around 90000 people could build our own bitcoin mining firm for our city and have our own pool. The electricity cost in my country is the lowest in Europe. Now to challenge the idea I need some facts and I know someone here with more experience can help out or give some true facts.Basically, we want to make an app for smartphones where everyone who has the app in our city can recover mined bitcoin from our pool. Basically, a universal basic income because our economy sucks (reason bankers and politicians). Now to put some structure in my post I will ask some question and if someone wants to answer them please do it, thx Let's say we have a capital of $2m to buy the best equipment out there:what kind ROI could we expect? how long would it take to see the first profits?Is it even possible to do that?And you need to know that our minimum wage in our country is 150 euros yes 150 euros imaging living from that P.S who guess the country right I will send him 100 dgb
  10. This question is simple because it can not be stored. No digital wallet information matches this information if you did not record it. You do not need to enter your e-mail address or any other information for any wallet. If you do not publish your wallet address with your name, no one can access it directly. However, it is debating whether to bring a legal review because it disturbed some states. In addition, intelligence agencies are working to develop various technologies to match the identity of people with Bitcoin addresses.
  11. The current population of the world is 7,628,581,589 (it keeps changing every second though, but you get the idea!). Bitcoin in circulation is 17,088,962. There are 1,600 wallets containing at least 1,000 bitcoin. The total bitcoin of these wallets is about 5,000,000. (Total bitcoin held on wallet exchanges is about 2,200,000.) Total bitcoin "lost" (figures vary depending on data sources) is about 4,000,000. So, 17m bitcoin minus 4m lost equals 13m actual "live" bitcoin. 5m in the hands of 1,600 whales. That leaves 8m in the hands of the rest of the population. 7,628,581,589 - 1,600 = 7,628,579,989 is the rest of the population! 8m between them equals 953 bitcoin each! That means, with the current circulating supply of bitcoin, and accounting for the "whales" and "lost" bitcoin, there is enough bitcoin available for every person on the planet to own 953 bitcoin. (In fiat money that means there's enough for all of us to own bitcoin valued at 953 x $6,865 = $6,542,345). Let me repeat that: there's enough bitcoin in the world for everybody to own $6,542,345 worth! So, what's happened!?
  12. One of the most appealing aspects of block chain technology is the degree of privacy that it can provide. However, this leads to some confusion about how privacy and transparency can effectively coexist. On a block chain, the identity of a user is concealed behind serious cryptography, meaning that linking public addresses to individual users can sometime be difficult to achieve. This raises questions about how block chains can be regarded as truly transparent. The transparency of a block chains stems from the fact that the balances and transactions of each address are open to viewing. Using an explorer, and equipped with a user’s public address, it is possible to view their transactions that they have carried out. This level of transparency has not existed within financial systems before, especially in regards to large businesses, and adds a degree of accountability that has not existed to date. In the past, large financial institutions were able to use their customers funds as they saw fit, without anyone's knowledge.Do you think block chain technology can effectively address this transparency issue, given its pseudo-anonymous nature?
  13. I often read the news about bitcoin at the beginning of the year, some countries will ban bitcoin at the time even though it is no longer sounds as loud as the beginning of the year about bitcoin prohibition, what is it to the government's advantage if it prohibits the use of bitcoin in your opinion?
  14. Germany recently approved bitcoin, why exactly is the approval required and what will happen after approval ?
  15. ..compared to say u.s. dollar bills which you can hold in your hand or stuff in your mattress.this is why bitcoins will not go mainstream because majority of human beings on this planet do not have access to a computer.successful gold standards are things like toyota trucks, ak-47's, u.s. c-notes which thrive in places like afghanistan and africa.
  16. It’s finally happened. A major worldwide government has just bestowed a huge vote of confidence and legitimacy onto the world of cryptocurrencies. Sweden, in an unprecedented move, just announced that they are officially adopting a certain cryptocurrency as Sweden’s official coin!
  17. The first feature of Bitcoin is the lack of a center. It makes this bitcoin special. But do you know that in the world of crypto, people who attract investors to BitCoin, or that cause people to withdraw their investments? To open more, the big whale sometimes pulls us to bitcoin and sometimes it gets away. Another important factor is speculation. If one day these two problems are solved, then the bitcoin will be very strong. Personally, I see these two factors as the biggest obstacle in the growth of bitcoin.
  18. Don't you think price blast not correlate with its real life usage since its inception?Its hoarded for speculative purpose but how many major cities in the world have even its ATM?I mean we all the time correlate its value with fiat currency then buy/take then what's its purpose in my day to day life?Who will accept it in store when confirmation time is so long.
  19. As we know each blockchain transaction has inputs and outputsIf all transaction inputs are spent then these inputs doest not contain important information anymore as it will not participate in any future transactionsAnd we can find blocks that consists of such transactions only and we can remove all this data preserving only block hash So this means that a blockchain will not grow forever , it will grow forward but closer to the begining blocks can be replaced by its empty placeholdersGoing this way we, of cause, lose transactions history but integrity would be ok
  20. ATTENTION ALL BLOCKCHAIN BASEMENT DWELLING NEETS: I have been in project management for over 25 years developing software applications using centralized databases. The company I am working for now would like to explore blockchain development. Currently, I am seeing permissioned blockchains as the avenue for enterprise solutions and of these permissioned networks, it appears Hyperledger is leading the charge. Does anyone on this board know of any reputable service providers for enterprise blockchain services? I have seen a few by Googling like the one mentioned in my link, but I would like to know if anyone on here knew of any good places for other enterprise blockchain consulting firms that are reputable and have stood the test of time. Thank you in advance.
  21. I'm in my third year of university currently in the process of completing my research project. The research project focuses on how cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and how organizations are adopting it and how they can use it for their benefit. How do you think organizations are adopting cryptocurrencies for their benefits? And what are these benefits? THANK YOU FOR CONTRIBUTIONS!!!
  22. I agree to used bitcoin as a donation for some reasons. 1. People who give great help to the church are becoming increasingly anonymous. 2. It is easier to monitor the entire proceeds and avoid suspicion of having a claim. 3. The transaction is faster and less expensive This is just my opinion.
  23. Kindly enumerate all the target market of Bitcoin.Many people now loves doing bitcoin because of the advantages of doing so but the fact is many of them are still not aware of what does the Bitcoin do and how does it work. And the list of knowledge about Bitcoin is too small.Thats why I am asking now, who must be the Target Market of Bitcoin?Thank you.
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