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Cryptocurrency Price Speculations / Re: BITCOIN HALVING PRICE HISTORY FIRST TO LAST.

« Last post by Sim_card on Today at 06:24:25 PM »

Quote from: UNIVERSE on May 10, 2024, 09:00:53 AM

Quote from: kulkhan on April 20, 2024, 06:18:55 AM
History below :
2012= Bitcoin price $12 at halving, After one year bitcoin price were $964.
2016=Bitcoin price $663 at halving, After one year bitcoin price were $2550.
2020= Bitcoin price $8740 at halving, After one year bitcoin price were $55801.
According to the history of 3 previous halvings, Bitcoin price must increase significantly 1 year after the halving happened. This just makes us to be more confident about the potential of Bitcoin price in the future. We just need to wait for 1 year to see the price change significantly. But the problem is, there must be too many FUDs before we reach the significant increase of Bicoin price. If we are not patient and we don't have a strong trust on Bitcoin price, we may panic and sell the Bitcoin before we reach 1 year after the halving. So, it is about how to be patient!

Quote from: kulkhan on April 20, 2024, 06:18:55 AM
2024= Now bitcoin price is $63300 at halving after one year bitcoin price...........?
I think the price probably crosses $100k in the next year. 1 year after the halving will be in Q2 of 2025. So, we must be patient to wait for Q2 2025, it is the time of the price may increase significantly. I also assume that the next ATH will be in Q2-Q3 of 2025. But it is just my own prediction, mate.

This circle might not be exactly one year before we will see the bull run for bitcoin price to increase significantly. This circle is different from the rest, and it might not be up to one year before we will see the price of bitcoin increase significantly, because bitcoin was able to make a new ATH before the halving which has never happened in bitcoin history also we have the ETF on business which was not in other circles. But let's just relax with patience and see what will happen next.

Basic Questions about Cryptos / Re: Let's enjoy what this forum offers.

« Last post by Lucius on Today at 06:24:06 PM »

Forums have always been places for discussion and exchange of ideas, and signature campaigns and bounty campaigns are something that can only motivate people to be even more active than they would otherwise be. I personally don't see anything wrong with it if someone's profit is an additional motivation, especially if because of that motivation he doesn't become an ordinary spammer who just appears on the forum and fulfills his daily quota and then disappears.

Of course, we are all limited by time and we cannot all spend the same amount of time online, so everyone contributes to the forum in their own way. I hope that despite the fact that the current number of sig campaigns is less than it used to be, most members will remain active and welcome their opportunity again.

Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?

« Last post by Jamal Aezaz on Today at 06:20:43 PM »

Quote from: dekafee79 on May 12, 2024, 02:54:51 AM

When investing, it's best to do it in lots of coins if you want to be successful in the crypto world. BTC is a favorite coin and safe to hold, but many altcoins make bigger profits than bitcoin. Everyone has their own analysis and strategy. Good luck

We should not be totally dependent on just a single coin for success because there are thousands of altcoins which also possess good return abilities and if we take the risk to invest in altcoins then it can increase our profit while fear will not allow us to move forward to get success.

Altcoins can give us huge profit but the selection of good altcoins is necessary for it because every coin cannot give us revenue of our dreams while Bitcoin always proves to be a good investment coin that no other coin ever proves. But it is also important that if you have money then also think about investment in altcoins but research before doing so.

Indian Languages / Re: Which deposit method is your favourite?

« Last post by RidwanMalik on Today at 06:14:34 PM »

Quote from: Joseph Lee on May 13, 2024, 08:35:18 PM

Got into a slightly heated discussion with co-workers yesterday and I thought I'd bring it here for thoughts and answers. We were talking abt deposit method which is most suitable for large amounts. For my best friend sitting next to me, its the good ol' fashioned bank transfer because according to him, its just easier. For another guy, funding crypto wallets (whether big or small amounts) should happen through credit or debit cards because that's best and we're all used to making use of these cards anyway.

For two of us at the table, peer-to-peer (P2P) transfers was the pick. Privacy is paramount and that's the major reason behind this choice since it eliminates banks and other 3rd parties.

Personally, I see no reason why a person who is into crypto for the sake of decentralisation in the first place, would want to use bank transfers. But that's just my take, I'd like to hear yours.

P2P is the most aligned choice for many folks who value privacy and decentralization. Why involve traditional banks when crypto offers a way to bypass them?
i use P2P all the time, without worrying about banks and transactions that are exposed. P2P is so popular that exchanges themselves acknowledge it and I don't know if you heard but some exchanges even host events with the requirement of P2P. Recently Bitget announced an event in which you could get up to 1.2K BGB tokens by depositing thru P2P.

Now that's up to you and your friends, if he doesn't like the way of P2P since it's easier, then he goes the harder way anyway haha.

Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: Bitcoin needs Altcoins as much as Altcoins need Bitcoin

« Last post by LUCKMCFLY on Today at 06:13:38 PM »

Quote from: koang on Today at 08:49:41 AM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on May 13, 2024, 11:16:43 PM
Quote from: koang on May 10, 2024, 02:27:26 PM
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And I think something, if we diversify into crypto we should obviously have bitcoin and some small part in altcoins, although altcoins will always be very easy for the investment to fall, but we have to have them, but no, we don't have to put all our money in just crypto, also in real estate and in other types of investment, at least in the olibors they recommend it that way, in the case of saltcoins, there are many, in fact there are some that have returns so great that they exceed the profit levels that One hopes, but they are pump and dump coins, however this is valid, I believe a lot in safe altcoins like ETH, Moero, among others, but you still shouldn't trust yourself.

Investment instruments are very diverse, ranging from low-risk assets to high-risk assets.
And what I mean by diversification here is about crypto investments.
Cryptocurrency is just one investment instrument, Real estate, Stocks, Gold, etc are other investment instruments.
I am not a financial advisor and I'm not trying to tell you to put all your money into crypto

No, not at all, I understand what you mean, I just was complementing what you said about diversifying only in crypto, because I know that it is a very good option , other than doing it in this way is not a bad idea, we all know what we are waiting for the Halving effect and it has not yet passed, we are also waiting for the effect of the ETFs, although I am not sure if it has already passed when it reached $73k, but in accordance with this, it could be that by 2025 things happen, then At this time it is good to get a good project where you buy cheap and wait for a new ATH to Arrive and then take advantage of 3x, 4x of any tokens or crypto, although this will always be a risk.

Decentralized Team / Re: Shill for SwapGate with multiple (4) alt accounts

« Last post by bitmover on Today at 06:10:43 PM »

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Quote from: bitmover on Today at 01:10:11 AM
Quote from: yahoo62278 on May 13, 2024, 11:11:32 PM
Campaign manager is 1 route to go, but the company could also do a review campaign. A manager can help with that as well, but isn't always needed. Companies can research and do this on their own if they have a little sense.

I like reviews campaigns. I have participated in many of them, and sometimes I continue to use the service afterwards

Projects only pays for positive reviews, which is why they rarely assign this work to a reputable campaign manager who will pay for honest ratings (poor or good). .

I have made dozens of reviews in bitcointalk. They always paid me correctly, and there wasn't an "positive review' obligation.

I think most services even like when you govee constructive feedback, as they can improve.

Forum related / Re: Why is this common here.

« Last post by Lucius on Today at 06:03:57 PM »

Quote from: Freemind on May 13, 2024, 06:37:49 PM

Quote from: Lucius on May 12, 2024, 04:33:23 PM
I've noticed it since I came to the forum, but since that member has been "communicating" in that way for a long time, I thought it was something the forum allows. In addition, the user in question always puts the same source, so I thought that maybe he represents that website and that he has a verified status, which is one of the guidelines that the admin wrote in Read before Posting in News section

Since I have been on this forum I have not read anywhere that this user represents the website that he always uses as a news source, although the truth is that I had never thought about it, but I doubt it. I suppose what the user is looking for is interaction with users to create debate, but I think he should also have more participation in his threads. The admin may need to rethink what he wrote in that article about that subforum's policy and update it.

On the BTT forum we had members who actually worked for certain news sites and were paid for every link they posted, which of course was not allowed and in the end some of them were banned for spam. I'm not saying that's the case here, but I see only two possible options why someone uses one source in all posts - he's paid to promote that news source, or it's an account that controls that source.

I have the opinion that apart from the interaction with other users, which is obviously not there, a rule of one topic every 24 hours per user should be introduced in any press board.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: Is it risky to invest in new crytpo coin/tokens???

« Last post by LUCKMCFLY on Today at 05:56:45 PM »

Quote from: doc on Today at 08:36:52 AM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on May 13, 2024, 10:57:41 PM

The reason why many want the price of Bitcoin to drop is to be able to buy cheap, this is something that we must always see, because when Buying with 100usd for Example it is a Considerable amount of mBTC, even more so if it drops to a price of $ 50 thousand or less, it's very good, but so far it seems very likely that the price will go down, but investors are waiting patiently for the price to go up, because to me the price will take a good turn at the end of this. year, or maybe I don't know if by 2025 it will rise with everything, that's all I think , however I am one of those who think that when a good Fundamental is generated the price is affected, for example the war buffer makes the price Goes down.
I'm one of the people who wait for bitcoin to fall before rising to a higher price, because I have prepared USD from selling bitcoin previously at $73K. I will buy again if it hits below $60K and I will hold until bitcoin hits ATH again at the end of this year or early 2025.

It's a good strategy, in fact it may fall even a little more, right ? I have seen that many are waiting for it to go down more to buy, it is not a bad strategy, because I know that many are waiting for bitcoin to rise a lot to see how far it can go, but things can turn out well very good if we decide to generate more money by buying more satoshis, but I think that the next correction will be strong and if everything goes well we can think that there will be a big movement, since Everyone expects it to go up this year or 2025 to receive good rewards, those who wait patiently they can buy them cheaper.

Bitcoin Forum / Re: Roger Ver has been arrested

« Last post by Peter90 on Today at 05:56:10 PM »

"The IRS has repeatedly ranked as the most disliked federal agency and is the perpetual subject of much speculation regarding financial snooping and politically-motivated audits targeting individuals on both the right and left."

Quote from: NotATether on May 09, 2024, 11:27:00 AM

It is a well-known fact that Roger Ver's US-based businesses fell afoul of the US tax laws, despite no longer being a US citizen.

It is a well-known fact only among those who believe what Govs and mainstream media say, NAT
Sorry

Quote from: SamReomo on May 09, 2024, 10:07:18 PM

I think you need to study in depth about Roger Ver because you might not be understanding that why we have said those words.

Sure Sam
I'm glad you - unlike me - have studied in depth about Roger Ver

I was just wondering why the IRS needed 10 years to discover the crime. Must be a coincidence.
They would never go after a prominent figure promoting the replacement of the $ with another currency, right?
(Just FYI: replacing the $ with BTC "threatens the US gov ability to govern")

The IRS would never do such a thing because otherwise mainstream media would immediately report it.
If US Gov, CNN, ABC, CBS, New York Times, Microsoft News and Facebook say someone is a criminal, it's an established fact that he is a criminal.