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Messages - Don Pedro Dinero

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Forum related / Re: Karma can no longer be converted into Tokens
« on: April 09, 2024, 03:52:47 PM »
Maybe the OP should change the title, now that the karma can be converted into tokens to avoid confusion, so that someone can see it clearly from the title. I would like to refer to this thread from another post and I don't know if it will be confusing. I found it confusing at first.

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Relacionado con el foro / Re: Cambiar karma por tokens
« on: April 09, 2024, 03:47:12 PM »
Si, pero tú que llevas bastante tiempo por aquí... ¿vale la pena? O sea si me quedo a 0 en karma positivo me imagino que lo único malo sería que tuviera que cambiar de campaña y que el manager se fijara en el karma para aceptarme o no. Y por otra parte, tenemos idea de el cambio a cuantos tokes equivalen y alguna idea aproximada del precio en euros? O sea, aunque el valor se decida ese día, según tu experiencia.

En que me parece que van a ser céntimos en mi caso, y si es así, ni me molesto.

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Trading (Not crypto) / Re: Invesment in gold
« on: April 08, 2024, 03:13:33 PM »
I particularly hold some gold, considerably less than bitcoin, simply because I can touch it and it's nice. It has recently broken ath, just like the stock market and just like bitcoin (although bitcoin is down a bit at the moment). I think they are complementary investments, gold and bitcoin. Bitcoin is better in many ways, especially for holding and transferring, let alone if we are talking about large amounts. Besides, physical gold has a very high premium if we are talking about buying small amounts of investment gold, which is what the average citizen's pocket can afford. And if we are talking about costume jewelry it is even worse, whoever buys costume jewelry thinking that he is investing does not know what he is talking about.

But despite this, as I said, if you are going to buy gold for the long term, at least you will conserve value and beat inflation, and in case you need to convert it to cash it is very liquid, and in small quantities it is easy to store and transport.

Therefore, I believe that investing in gold today, although not the best, is quite reasonable in a small percentage in a diversified portfolio.

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General Discussion / Re: Signature campaigns & forum earning discussion thread.
« on: April 08, 2024, 03:03:10 PM »
Quote from: examplens on April 07, 2024, 03:26:17 PM
In 6 days it will be exactly 10 years since I registered on Bitcointalk. I must say that I have seen many different things when we talk about signature campaigns.
If we ignore the size and payment rate, why do you think that all other conditions should be different just because this is an Altt forum and not a Btt? In the end, signature campaigns always have the same goal, building and promoting the brand.

Hey examplens, I wouldn't want to argue much more with you because sometimes when two people don't stop arguing about something, in the end instead of trying to find common ground, what they do is find reasons to try to further justify their position. What I said before I said because you said:

Quote from: examplens on April 07, 2024, 01:35:42 PM
Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on April 06, 2024, 03:39:13 PM
I think so. What would be the other way? Kick 12 to 15 participants out of the campaign? If things go as well as they seem to be going, it would be crazy to do that.

Why not? I've seen big purges in the campaign before.

So said it would appear that you have seen purges in this campaign at ATT, which I doubt.

But it seems that this debate has somehow drawn attention to the manager, as in his most recent post in the campaign he refers to this thread, with which I understand that he may consider those who have not done the review on Unijoin as possible candidates if he decides to get rid of someone.


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Cryptocurrency Price Speculations / Re: 72 , are we going to break 75k at last?
« on: April 08, 2024, 10:05:13 AM »
Quote from: I-Bit on April 07, 2024, 11:52:48 PM
Because we will have bitcoin halving, I think it won't be difficult to pass $75k in this month. Even, most people predicted that the price of Bitcoin will be above $80k during the Bitcoin halving.

I am not so clear if it will be this month, as I have been looking at the chart for the last few months and there seems to be resistance around $70,000. Having broken the previous ath and reached $73,750 many of us thought there was a clear path to the upside but as you can see on the chart it looks like resistance has formed at those levels. We have to think that resistances, as well as supports, are not formed on exact numbers, but on a range. And that seems to have happened here.

Quote from: I-Bit on April 07, 2024, 11:52:48 PM
The circulating supply of Bitcoin will drop much, so there will be a big increase in Bitcoin price in the market.

No. What will be reduced is the supply of new bitcoins, which are mined with each block as a reward.

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Bitcoin Forum / Re: Multi-stage positive impact from spot BTC ETFs on BTC
« on: April 08, 2024, 09:53:27 AM »
Quote from: KryptoBull on April 06, 2024, 03:09:33 AM
I would like to know your opinion on the multi-stage implications of spot BTC ETFs:
  • In your opinion, at what stage are we in this multi-stage process?
  • Do you anticipate a further positive influence of spot Btc ETFs on BTC price itself?
  • If you were a participant in a pension fund, would you be comfortable with a portion of your assets being automatically allocated to spot BTC ETFs?

1. In Stage 1, obv.
2. Well, in the long-term price, I would say yes, as I believe that the investor in this type of ETF will invest for the long term, and this in the long run can help the price and the market cap to rise. But it can also add downside volatility in the downturns.
3. No. I have a pension plan, and I also have bitcoin that I prefer to manage directly, not through intermediaries.

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Economics , Sociology & Politics / Re: Workers are in danger because of AI?
« on: April 08, 2024, 09:45:44 AM »
Quote from: DragonF on April 01, 2024, 01:04:43 AM
This reminds me of the era when it was predicted that robots would take over human jobs and all factory jobs would be handled by robots but today humans are still working and now debates are ongoing that AI will replace human jobs. No matter how we try to push, AI cannot take human jobs. AI is programmed and must act based on how it is programmed but humans have reason which is what makes it superior to robot or AI.

Better do a reread of that, then. Far fewer human workers are needed today for the same manufacturing processes than 50 years ago. The thing is that over time improvements and new processes have been introduced that have meant that, apart from more and new machines, workers are also needed. But look at the countryside, for example, how many people were needed 100 years ago to work 100 acres of land and how many are needed now.

With AI I think the trend will be the same. Little by little there will be jobs that will be replaced by AI, maybe not totally but in a big part, and others, I think for example a physiotherapist, I see it difficult to be replaced. The question is to try to adapt to the changing times in which we live.

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Announcements [ANN] / Re: ProtonMix --A mixer like ChipMixer
« on: April 07, 2024, 03:19:54 PM »
Quote from: ProtonMix on April 07, 2024, 02:22:40 PM
<...> and ProtonMix is not a commercial program

If it is not a commercial mixer, what type of mixer is it? Altruistic? I don't know if you say that because it doesn't charge fees and you will even lose money if people don't donate, but CM relied only on donations and it was a very successful business. I understand that if you have started with little capital you don't consider other things but I don't think you have set this up in a hurry to lose money.

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General Discussion / Re: Signature campaigns & forum earning discussion thread.
« on: April 07, 2024, 03:14:27 PM »
Quote from: examplens on April 07, 2024, 01:35:42 PM
Why not? I've seen big purges in the campaign before.

In which one? Not on Unijoin.io one as fas as I can remember in ATT. Not of the order of more than 50% of the members of the campaign. Also, I would say that if icopress was not happy with what you say, before taking action he would issue a reminder/warning in the signature campaign thread.


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Bitcoin Forum / Re: What are your expectations for bitcoin in the second quarter of 2024?
« on: April 07, 2024, 09:55:50 AM »
Quote from: 0t3p0t on April 07, 2024, 09:25:41 AM
Quote from: Google+ on April 07, 2024, 06:33:50 AM
Quote from: MUGNIA on April 06, 2024, 11:26:32 PM
Hopefully we will all be given convenience in this session, and will fight again after this session, keep the enthusiasm in looking for pockets of Bitcoin flakes so that you can get maximum profits,
Even though we see that the current BTC price is not good, this is an opportunity to increase our BTC stock if we have more money.
To add to your Bitcoin bag to save, now is not the right time, the price is too high to buy, believe me, the bearish moment will come again so it will make the price of Bitcoin and all coins collapse. Since then we have to buy Bitcoin again and save it until Next halving we sell again.
He /she can actually do the DCA so it is safer than a one time buy at the current price. If he/she has to wait I think he or she is missing the opportunity if prices will continue to rally. I personally don't wait because anytime price might go up again so yeah DCA might be more profitable on this.

With all due respect, I disagree with what Google+ said. No one knows for sure what will happen in the future, but at the point we are at, anyone who has spent years following the price of bitcoin will tell you that the price will most likely grow during 2024, and by the end of December the price will be much higher than it is now. So starting a DCA now is quite likely to be profitable.

On the other hand, I always recommend investing in bitcoin for the long term. If someone who starts now is going to hold the investment for a minimum of 4 years they should not worry about whether the price goes up or down tomorrow or next week.

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Announcements [ANN] / Re: ProtonMix --A mixer like ChipMixer
« on: April 07, 2024, 09:44:09 AM »
I agree with the comments of the other colleagues, I think that claiming they are the new CM is an overstatement. However I see a willingness to do things right, as they have already changed the text to 'Mixing Reinvented For Your Privacy' as suggested by NotATether recently.

You know what I think you need to do, ProtonMix? On the one hand to hire some expert in mixers from this forum to help you to improve the project, and on the other hand you run a signature campaign that pays above what the other mixers pay, to hire the absolute best posters from this forum, as it happened in Bitcointalk with CM. That way your project will start to look like CM.

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Gambling discussion / Re: The role of Luck vs. Skill in casino games
« on: April 06, 2024, 03:48:15 PM »
I think the OP either doesn't know casino games very well or is one of those who believes that by doing certain things before betting, such as cross himself and the like, he's going to get 'lucky'. But as several colleagues have said there is no skill that influences the results of casino games, just as there is no skill that helps you to guess the lottery numbers. There are people who believe that by choosing certain numbers, they will be 'lucky' and will hit the jackpot, but the results are purely random and any supposed relationship between them and the way of choosing the numbers, whether lottery or roulette, is pure chance.

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General Discussion / Re: Signature campaigns & forum earning discussion thread.
« on: April 06, 2024, 03:39:13 PM »
Quote from: paid2 on April 06, 2024, 11:10:54 AM
I agree with the idea, a deal is a deal, while at the same time I think that as long as the overall engagement is good, the manager should probably be satisfied.

I think so. What would be the other way? Kick 12 to 15 participants out of the campaign? If things go as well as they seem to be going, it would be crazy to do that.

Quote from: paid2 on April 06, 2024, 11:10:54 AM
There are many different things that can impact the success of a campaign. For me the only question should be: when a manager is asking for reviews/mandatory ANN posts, is it for the sake of the reviews/posts or to try to give a maximal engagement in the said campaign?

That's what I think. I regularly visit the thread and I think there is a good engagement of those who participate in the campaign, many of us are customers of the service, others have not written a review but have a very good involvement with the project, like paid2. In my case I did not write a full review but an addition of comments to the previous one. However, I have made the translation to Spanish of the Ann, I am a customer of the service and I have offered along with paid2 to improve the translation of the site.

I think the manager values this more that people have made a review on page 6 of a thread that is on page 16 today, and that a supposedly neutral visitor of the forum will try to find it.

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Bitcoin News & Updates / Re: Bitcoin Halving Inches Closer With Fewer Than 2,900 Blocks Remaining
« on: April 06, 2024, 10:36:58 AM »
Quote from: Tribalchief on April 03, 2024, 05:24:43 PM
Halving date is getting closer by the day with little expectations from me and perhaps high expectations from others.

Well, I as I have said in other threads is not that I have high expectations of what the halving event itself is, more on what it can produce in the long run. The reduction in the supply of new bitcoins is irreversible, and it is that along with a maintenance, or foreseeable increase in demand, that is going to drive the price up.

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General Discussion / Re: Signature campaigns & forum earning discussion thread.
« on: April 06, 2024, 10:21:35 AM »
I see that my comment has sparked an interesting debate, and it has also made me know some curious anecdote like this one:

Quote from: paid2 on April 05, 2024, 05:38:03 PM
I agree with examplens, this could be positive in the sense that it would avoid the situation we had on the other forum in the Sinbad campaign, where a participant asked "what is a BTC mixer" after several months of running campaign..



Source.

Quote from: examplens on April 06, 2024, 08:40:31 AM
For example, for participation in Unijoin's signature campaign, icopress added a rule that all participants are expected to test Unijoin's service at least once.
The campaign lasts 3+ months, can you check how many participants of their signature campaign tested the service and wrote a review? I found only 3 out of 18 members.

This has caught my attention, and coming to page 8 of the thread I count 5.

notblox1

dwyane36

Don Pedro Dinero

BitMaxz (not a review but he shows he has accessed the site)

klarki

Stompix

And there are others who have not explicitly written a review but you can see in comments that they are familiar with the site, such as paid2, who is very involved, but there are also others who although they have not written a review participate in the thread and you can see that they know what they are talking about.

So the results are not as bad as it might seem in those 3 that you have counted. I think the best solution is to encourage participants to try the service and comment on the thread, without requiring a weekly post but telling them that their participation or not will be taken into account to decide who stays in the campaign.

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