Exactly. If Dogecoin will be a payment tool, it will increase the value of Dogecoin. It really can be $1 if it becomes the payment tool as there was a rumor saying about it. I remember that Elon Musk ever said that Dogecoin may be a payment tool for Tesla products. If it really happens, it will be a massive move for Dogecoin. Honestly, I'm waiting for the news announced by Elon Musk.

Elon Musk might be the CEO of the Telsa company but he doesn't get to say in all final decisions. If he include Doge coin as utility payment for Tesla companies, it will take Doge coin to atleast $3 to coin but then it's going to invite a lot of eye from the government and also from agencies like Security exchange commission and also if anything later happen to Doge coin price, they will hold him responsible for involvement in price manipulation.

Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on April 24, 2024, 03:29:55 PM

There are altcoins that has the potential to give you a 1000X profit in matter of months and then maybe DIPs again,

While this may be true, but what about the risks involved when you buy new altcoins that can make you this type of profit, you can buy so many of them and lose all your money, altcoins are pump and dump and unless you are ready to gamble with your money, you should not buy too many new altcoins.

That was simply a hypothetical scenario and just an illustration to show that the movement of altcoins and bitcoin may not really be the same in all cases.
And you're right that altcoins are pump and dump and investing in them is pure gambling. Of course everyone who invest in altcoins already know that just like gambling, their possibilities of winning is way lower than that of losing and that the odds are against them.

Most of these projects are created for the benefit of the project creators and the early investors, just like a Ponzi scheme, so anyone who dives into these sort of investments already should know the risks attached to them.

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The next to fall? It could be another wallet, a mixer, or anything that makes them think it's used to launder money, which is really stupid. That is why it is normal that every day there are more services available only on .onion domains. It's not always about hiding something, but about being able to use it freely.

It seems that some will take drastic steps to avoid a similar fate, which means that they will stop offering their "services" in the US. From what can be read, it is possible that mixers are not the only target, at least that is what the move of a well-known LN wallet suggests.

Realistically, if "they" want to regulate (ban) something, we can do a little to fight against it. However, we should not lose hope, because unless they shut down the entire internet, there will always be a way for privacy.

Phoenix Wallet, a non-custodial Bitcoin lightning wallet, has announced that it’s being removed from US-based app stores and encouraged users to make sure to empty their wallets.

This decision seems to have been made by ACINQ, the company behind Phoenix Wallet, which stated in a tweet that “recent announcements from US authorities cast a doubt on whether self-custodial wallet providers, Lightning service providers, or even Lightning nodes could be considered Money Services Businesses and be regulated as such.”

Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on April 26, 2024, 01:15:57 PM

       Since chrome browser was the default browser for my pc, (well, let me just say that i use chrome for majorly all my browsing needs and wants), but while trying to access the Unijoin website, I encountered an issue which forced me to switch to another immediate available browser on my pc, and that is Opera. And the issue encountered was that for some reasons beyond my comprehension, i could not get past the very first page of the site, which is the human verification stage.

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I could not get past this page of the site on my chrome browser, as each time i clicked the "verify you are human" box, the box ticks a good mark, then forms some circle rotating like its loading, then abruptly returns back to its previous/normal state, requiring me to click the box again, this i did over and over and over again, but the same thing kept happening, and later on, i had to try from another browser, (opera), and just one click, the verification was passed - Please fix this issue.

I also use the Chrome browser almost all the time, and I just visited the Unijoin site and passed the captcha without any problems. So, something is wrong on your side exactly with your Chrome browser and not on the site's side.
I would recommend you try either clearing your browser cache and cookies directly for the Unijoin site or using incognito mode. Also, if you have extensions installed in your Chrome browser, the reason for the captcha loop may be in one of them.
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You can also check for errors in the console when the captcha is looping.

OK, thank you very much for this heads up, since you tried and didn't experience the same thing, I am believing it's an issue from my end as you said, it also occurred to me right now to tried the same in my mobile chrome, I just did now and the verification was passed one time, so, I am assuming the issue is with my pc's chrome software..

And yeah, I do have some, about 8 to 10 extensions installed on mumy pc chrome browser, I will follow the steps as you have recommended to see if the issue will be fixed, I actually thought the issue was from the UniJoin side because I do not experience the same thing when visiting other websites, only Unijoin, but all the same, I will try what you have suggested and see if that fixes the issue.

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Quote from: bitbit97 on April 25, 2024, 07:11:27 PM

I would be honest if I say that I am rather addicted to checking crypto prices. Even if I dont plan to sell or trade right now or in nearest future, I still check coingecko page probably once every few hours, and when I am away from pc and mobile is in my hand, I check crypto portfolio app, that updates prices. I cant explain why I do it. I might say that partly because it changes my mood, from cheered when everything is up, and have a feeling of being tired or apathy when everything is red. With years being spend together with crypto, I cant help myself from checking everything frequently.

You're basically every one of us. We're all checking the prices whether we sell or not and it has become a habit for most of the crypto investors because it is normal to check the market on a daily basis. Wherever we go, when we've got some time to check, we do it and whatever is the occasion or the situation of the market, we're going to check it once in a while.

Always checking to see the status of the market if you'll buy or sell could be understandable if you're investing in altcoins and not Bitcoin. Bitcoin is more of a long-term investment and should considered as such.
When you see Bitcoin that way, then there'll really be no need to check if it's time to buy or sell. Timing the market isn't really a healthy approach for bitcoin investment because the market is highly volatile and unpredictable, you may never know what turn it'll take in the next minute, so the best option is just to buy ( at any time) and HODL .