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News related to Crypto / Re: Venezuela bans crypto mining to protect power grid
« on: Today at 05:00:42 PM »
Quote from: Stompix on Today at 03:48:53 PM
Yup, because not only do they have huge oil reserves but they also have a lot of socialism.
And how history has shown us a hundred times already you can have everything in this world, no matter how wealthy you are socialism will ruin you.
~snip~

I was in that story, so I know, but even if socialism "died" a long time ago, it seems to me that some politicians and their children who were brought up in that spirit still like to practice it - of course I'm referring to some EU countries. If you live in a country that could be heaven on earth, has enough resources to feed at least 20 million people, and is not self-sufficient in anything, then you wonder if they just lied to us that socialism no longer exists?

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Gambling & Crypto Casinos / Re: I will quite gambling... Easy said than done
« on: Today at 04:46:47 PM »
Gambling should be fun and in such a way that you spend money to the extent that it does not present a problem in your everyday life. Anything more than that is a problem that should not be ignored because it will only get bigger.

Regarding decisions in life, I would say that there are people who have a strong will and attitude, and when they say something, they do it - unlike those others who talk a lot and promise, but in the end everything remains just an empty story. It's not just about gambling, quitting smoking or drinking alcohol is also a big challenge, but it's not something that's unachievable.

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Bitcoin Forum / Re: Roger Ver has been arrested
« on: Today at 04:28:01 PM »
Quote from: Stompix on Today at 02:34:20 PM
~snip~
Laws in the US about disclosing info during an inquiry are a mess, I'm 101% sure theymos won't say a word!

As he has never before publicly explained any case concerning any court requests for data of members of BTT. What we know is that this has happened several times in history in various cases of scams - possibly even with BTT accounts of people who were associated with one of the most famous mixers that was taken down not so long ago.

When you are a US citizen who is an admin of a forum, and your name is publicly available, then you don't have much choice when a request is put before you.

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Cryptocurrency Price Speculations / Re: BITCOIN HALVING PRICE HISTORY FIRST TO LAST.
« on: Today at 04:04:24 PM »
Quote from: babo on May 28, 2024, 02:27:22 PM
yes true, I also imagine a situation completely similar to what you are saying right now
many will want to ride the positive green wave of bitcoin, and we know this has absolutely happened in the past
but what could happen if in this already ready scheme, someone took advantage of it heavily?
In your opinion, could it alter the same four-year economic cycle?

In a way, this is already happening because some obviously want to convince the market that the big bull run has already happened in an effort to try to keep the price as low as possible because they want to accumulate as much as possible. This may even affect some potential investors who are "convinced" that the halving has passed and nothing has happened - but this does not negate the fact that most retail investors are still short-term investors who are mainly motivated by FOMO.

If we look strictly in relation to the price and ATH, then the four-year cycle has already changed.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: Why BlackRock Was the BIGGEST MISTAKE for Bitcoin
« on: Today at 03:49:40 PM »
I've never heard of this "influencer" and I don't think I missed anything - and frankly, I don't care what she thinks when she comes out with her "apocalyptic" statements that obviously earn her a lot of money. If you ask me, she is another in a line of those who are trying to be smart and predict the destruction of Bitcoin. The last time I checked, Bitcoin was declared dead more than 400 times, and regardless of spot ETFs and big powerful companies that want their share of the pie, I have no doubt that Bitcoin will survive and outlive them all.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: Do not use Windows to store your crypto.
« on: Today at 03:24:16 PM »
Quote from: yhiaali3 on May 28, 2024, 04:48:45 AM
Yes, I remember your advice, thank you.

But I would like to add here that for an unlicensed Windows system with a watermark, the problem is not only the presence of the watermark, but the main problem is that Windows updates have stopped, especially the Windows Defender update, which will make your device vulnerable to major security risks due to the update stopping.

Therefore, it is better to obtain a license or replace Windows with Linux.

The conclusion would be that in any case, at all costs, we should avoid pirated versions of the OS, but also cracked software - there simply cannot be any compromise if we are people who have anything to do with cryptocurrencies. As a Windows user, I'm not too worried about all the threats that are already known, but I'm much more worried about the possibility that some new dangerous threats will appear that will take advantage of some vulnerability in Windows and do us a lot of damage.

In the near future I plan to buy a new computer, and then I will certainly go in the direction of giving Linux a chance.

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News related to Crypto / Re: Trump Pledges to Free Silk Road Creator Ross Ulbricht If Re-Elected
« on: Today at 03:10:23 PM »
Quote from: Zed0X on May 28, 2024, 03:37:54 AM
Quote from: Lucius on May 27, 2024, 05:03:46 PM
If he wants to win over everyone who invests in crypto, I advise him only one thing - let him put the tax on crypto at 1% and everyone will vote for him ;D
He'll probably have more problems in the long term but good suggestion for election campaign ;D

If we're going to be honest, he already has so many problems in his life that one more wouldn't bother him too much - if he could win over a certain number of voters to his side in that way, he might do it, but apparently his advisors haven't thought of that yet :)


Quote from: Stompix on May 28, 2024, 02:05:09 PM
~snip~
But if anyone had doubts about why he is doing this:
Quote
“MAGA supporters, now with a new cryptocurrency option, will build a crypto army moving the campaign to victory on November 5th!” the campaign said.
If you ever want to feel like how garbage feels when it's trash day then vote for this guy and his promises.

He does everything to win and there is no doubt about it - just regardless of who wins those elections, I believe that the US will not have a president to be proud of. Obviously, it has already become a tradition for people with whom something is wrong (in every sense of the word) to be appointed to that position.

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News related to Crypto / Re: Trump Pledges to Free Silk Road Creator Ross Ulbricht If Re-Elected
« on: May 27, 2024, 05:03:46 PM »
What will that man not say in order to win - will he perhaps pardon Bankman as well?

Honestly, as far as Ross is concerned, he was definitely sentenced to a sentence that is not appropriate (at least for me personally) for what he did. However, I think that Trump is already exaggerating a bit with all these crypto things, especially if we know what he thought about it before - and I personally don't think that he is turning into the new Saylor or something similar.

If he wants to win over everyone who invests in crypto, I advise him only one thing - let him put the tax on crypto at 1% and everyone will vote for him ;D

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: Do not use Windows to store your crypto.
« on: May 27, 2024, 04:53:22 PM »
Quote from: ABCbits on May 27, 2024, 01:27:57 PM
At least for Windows, you actually you can use it without cracking or paying for the license if you don't mind persistent watermark "Activate Windows". You just need to make sure to download the installer from Microsoft website.

Unfortunately, many do not know this - although it seems to me that the unpaid version still has some other not so important limitations. I think I even gave advice to @yhiaali3 to look for a license on BTT (Goods board) because there some people were selling them very cheaply and of course payment is always possible in BTC or some altcoins.

I used to use pirated versions of the OS and practically all programs, but that was back when I had dial-up internet and it took me 30+ minutes for a few MB of data - and we bought pirated programs on CD/DVD. When I just remember that I picked up that damned virus that connected me to some exotic island via a telephone connection and made me "happy" on the next bill ::)

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Announcements [ANN] / Re: 🛡️ MixTum.io - Premium Bitcoin Mixer | Launched in 2018
« on: May 27, 2024, 04:36:58 PM »
Quote from: NotATether on May 26, 2024, 07:54:06 PM
I mean, it's technically not free as you are still paying transaction fees off of it  ;) but yeah I have no idea how we have managed to get the few down all they way to 8. I have literally never seen anything like this since the Ordinals days. Blocks mined in hyperdrive or something? Or maybe someone's datacenter suddenly came online?

I don't think MixTum could have done more to make it more favorable - except maybe they offered to pay a fee for the incoming transaction, which would really be too much :)

I think that the matter with the fees is quite simple, and that the current fees are a very realistic reflection of the actual use of BTC in terms of transactions - regardless of the fact that we have a little less than 200k unconfirmed transactions. As for the number of blocks, it seems to me that there are more than usual if we look at an interval of 1 hour - if I counted correctly, even 7 blocks in the last hour.

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Announcements [ANN] / Re: 🛡️ MixTum.io - Premium Bitcoin Mixer | Launched in 2018
« on: May 26, 2024, 04:09:36 PM »
For all those who haven't tried the free mix yet and hesitated because of the high fees, now is the right time to do it - because you can do it now for only 8 sat/vB and that's the only thing you'll pay to experience the service. In any case, be sure to send exactly 0.001 BTC satoshi and select Try Now For Free option.

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Basic questions about this forum / Re: Does anyone else feel the same way here ? read the content!
« on: May 26, 2024, 03:59:47 PM »
I don't understand what the problem is, because BTT and this forum are ultimately forums that are basically the same because they are designed in a similar way to contain boards where users then start topics and discuss various things. Therefore, it is very strange to me that someone asks what to do on the forum - even more so considering that it comes from another forum.

@Churchillvv, you should specify more exactly what your problem is, because all you have to do is find a topic that interests you and start a discussion with other members.


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News related to Crypto / Re: Brazil crypto regulatory framework coming by end of year
« on: May 26, 2024, 03:44:02 PM »
Quote from: bitmover on May 25, 2024, 06:38:11 PM
There is a free primary school here, but the quality is very low and everyone who has financial condition pays for a better education for their children.
You can use automatic translator to get an idea here. We are the worst education in an analysis of 64 countries.
https://www.cnnbrasil.com.br/nacional/educacao-brasileira-esta-em-ultimo-lugar-em-ranking-de-competitividade/
The same with health care
You need to pay to get a decent service

I'm reading the article and it's hard for me to believe that it says that Brazil allocates as much as 5.6% of its GDP to education (if I understood correctly), and achieves such disastrous results. That money obviously ends up somewhere else, or as the article says, it still fails to change the fact that the system simply lacks real professionals for the job.

It seems to me that Brazil has much more important things to deal with than any cryptocurrency regulation.

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Incentivised Posting / Shill / Re: Will there be an influx of females into crypto now?
« on: May 26, 2024, 03:26:22 PM »
Quote from: BitHunter on May 26, 2024, 12:06:22 PM
Quote from: Lucius on May 25, 2024, 03:34:45 PM
Quote from: BitHunter on May 25, 2024, 01:43:13 PM
~snip~
Both former television hosts, Binance’s Yi He and Bitget’s Gracy Chen currently lead the world’s largest crypto exchanges by volume. In a blog post published on May 21, Gracy Chen, CEO of crypto exchange Bitget, detailed her journey leading an exchange that facilitates $4 billion in trading volume.

Tell your boss, Gracy Chen, that this way of promotion does not serve her credit or the company she represents. Unfortunately, you're just another BG shill, although you've changed your strategy a bit, so you don't mention your company in every post.

I can understand from your approach that you take sides easily even if you are less equipped to do so...

Since when did expressing a viewpoint (from a neutral and reputable platform like https://cointelegraph.com/news/meet-women-behind-world-largest-crypto-exchanges ) that does not suit your taste become a crime. Did everything you ever talked about not relate to something or someone or somewhere.

I'm just not one of those people who will turn my head the other way, write x posts a day and pretend that I don't see when someone uses dirty tactics to bring some miserable company which obviously has no money for normal promotion into the focus of discussion.

You claim that you have nothing to do with BG?

Quote from: BitHunter on May 09, 2024, 11:52:12 AM
~snip~
The biggest gain was experienced by Bitget, with an impressive +11% growth increase in web traffic in contrast to the negative trend, while the steepest decliner was KUCOIN with -39%, highlighting the volatile nature of user trust.

Quote from: BitHunter on May 01, 2024, 05:41:15 PM
Often times I see CEXs like Binance, OKX, Bybit , Bitget and more offering traders extra tokens when they trade up to a particular trading volume

Quote from: BitHunter on May 25, 2024, 01:43:13 PM
Both former television hosts, Binance’s Yi He and Bitget’s Gracy Chen currently lead the world’s largest crypto exchanges by volume. In a blog post published on May 21, Gracy Chen, CEO of crypto exchange Bitget, detailed her journey leading an exchange that facilitates $4 billion in trading volume.

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Gambling discussion / Re: should gambling be completely banned?
« on: May 25, 2024, 04:20:46 PM »
Gambling may be officially banned all over the world, but that doesn't mean that people won't gamble illegally - and that means that state treasuries around the world would have to give up a lot of money they collect from taxes. The real problem is that there is not much strict control over who actually gambles, because many young people use the online accounts of their parents or older family members and become addicted to gambling.

Unfortunately, until gambling companies introduce even stricter controls and begin to analyze user behavior and introduce restrictions on how much they can spend, it is difficult for anything to change. If you have problems with gambling and cannot help yourself, seek help as soon as possible.

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