Osman_Augustus
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I put my future in bitcoin
Why Bitcoin and Crypto Have No Future?
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artur core
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Hell no, i've ignored him. I have more success to argue with pigeons than talking to one of you Nouriels.
Blocked aswell, dont waste my time with your perma shittalk about crypto.
blogzandstuff
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Don't keep replying then lol! Ended
tb303
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To add to the list
Crypto has no future becasue HTC is launching a crypto phone
ATM withdrawl is getting easier with crypto cards
International transfer of money is not free anyway. At least not with my bank. I can send it free or i can send it and also pay the recipients fees.
And for the record Im not someone that believes "crypto" is going to replace fiat anytime soon but I do believe the two are able to co-exist. For that to happen the user experience needs to be simplified a lot. That HTC phone is going in the right direction even if it does turn out to be a gimmick.
Crypto has no future becasue HTC is launching a crypto phone
As you didnt really do a comparison I had a go
You must realise this isnt really free? Someone pays somewhere. Even if you can get by with a very basic account the people out there getting charged for overdrafts, business loans etc are paying for you.
ATM withdrawl is getting easier with crypto cards
International transfer of money is not free anyway. At least not with my bank. I can send it free or i can send it and also pay the recipients fees.
I paid using contactless on a debit card today. It wasnt instant it took maybe 10 seconds before it was approved. Small payments on Bitcoin Lightening Network are faster than that. Larger on chain ones can be done in 10 mins. Many other coins are a few seconds.
Again, you pay for that insurance. If we're to believe crypto has a future then insurance is very likely part of that.
Free money you say? How that work then?
Fair point for now. Although I dont know about where you're from but here in the UK interest rates are below inflation so anything sitting in the bank is shrinking. On an international level it does fluctuate its just less extreme. Part of that is the volume on the markets is so much higher that the fluctuations are more minor. So you could hazard that if it were to gain popularity then Bitcoin would become less volatile.
And for the record Im not someone that believes "crypto" is going to replace fiat anytime soon but I do believe the two are able to co-exist. For that to happen the user experience needs to be simplified a lot. That HTC phone is going in the right direction even if it does turn out to be a gimmick.
Alexpaberla
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- May 17, 2017
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If you are a thief / scammer where Could you keep your money ? In a BANK ? Under The Bed ? I will go For Bitcoin / ethereum or monero )) and about Banking system in my country and i think on every country there is a montly fee, and about transfer ? Do you Like to pay fees to The bank When you transfer money ? I hope not
We are on Black Hat forums and we talk about white Hat ? Come on guys use your brain, The money comes from ilegal activity, from The Black har not from The white hate
)) and about Banking system in my country and i think on every country there is a montly fee, and about transfer ? Do you Like to pay fees to The bank When you transfer money ? I hope notWe are on Black Hat forums and we talk about white Hat ? Come on guys use your brain, The money comes from ilegal activity, from The Black har not from The white hate
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The future, blockchain.
Safff
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- Apr 11, 2016
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lol, no way! It's a scam!
https://www.ethnews.com/europes-lar...ping-containers-with-samsungs-blockchain-tech
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All currencies are national.
So currency is equal to country or block of countries (for example EU)
No currency is equal to no country structure.
Thats why it wont ever happen, why any country would change official currency (100% controlled by government) to currency goverment cant control (like BTC)?
Its nice dream, but only a dream.
P.S.
In year 2000 there was an end of IT bubble on global stock market. Guess what happened before? Everyone was buing stocks of IT companies, no matter what this company was doing, no matter if this company had profits or not. Company making shoes decided to go into IT market? Great, stock price was 100% up in less than a month.
Thats bubble.
Growth without any reason.
Can any crypto coin be replaced?
YES, we may have new very popular coin that may be more popular than BTC.
Can Euro or USD be replaced?
NO
And thats a difference.
Sure you can earn a ton on crypto, sure btc may rise (and also may fall) but telling that crypto is the future sounds like "blast your site GSA and you will be TOP1 for payday loans".
farrukh mohyuddin
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- Oct 13, 2018
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crypto have future but with up's and downs so dont be panic
its4thecolony
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- Mar 22, 2016
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Are you telling me to go all in on NEO because i will, dont even dare me.
Oh no, what ever will I do. Here is the really sad part about this thread. All the people arguing for crypto, have fuck all interest in it unless it's a "get rich quick" scheme (no effort or knowledge needed). Who really gives a fuck if it can or will be used as a transaction? That's like arguing about the BACS system being really good. It's fucking irrelevant. I guess the clowns have forgot what they are actually arguing about these days.
CoolAdvisor
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Banks already use blockchains
justbrowsing1
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To add to the list
Crypto has no future becasue HTC is launching a crypto phone
As you didnt really do a comparison I had a go
You must realise this isnt really free? Someone pays somewhere. Even if you can get by with a very basic account the people out there getting charged for overdrafts, business loans etc are paying for you.
ATM withdrawl is getting easier with crypto cards
International transfer of money is not free anyway. At least not with my bank. I can send it free or i can send it and also pay the recipients fees.
I paid using contactless on a debit card today. It wasnt instant it took maybe 10 seconds before it was approved. Small payments on Bitcoin Lightening Network are faster than that. Larger on chain ones can be done in 10 mins. Many other coins are a few seconds.
Again, you pay for that insurance. If we're to believe crypto has a future then insurance is very likely part of that.
Free money you say? How that work then?
Fair point for now. Although I dont know about where you're from but here in the UK interest rates are below inflation so anything sitting in the bank is shrinking. On an international level it does fluctuate its just less extreme. Part of that is the volume on the markets is so much higher that the fluctuations are more minor. So you could hazard that if it were to gain popularity then Bitcoin would become less volatile.
And for the record Im not someone that believes "crypto" is going to replace fiat anytime soon but I do believe the two are able to co-exist. For that to happen the user experience needs to be simplified a lot. That HTC phone is going in the right direction even if it does turn out to be a gimmick.
Ofcourse but Bitcoin/ETH transaction fees are very high for small/medium transactions if anyone is actually using it lol.
Cashback, I spend money and get 0.5% cashback, nationwide credit card in the UK but lots offer it.
Yeah slightly but Bitcoin also shrinks if supply/demand stays the same as coins are mined.
unishipping
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- Oct 22, 2014
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still my great pro. wish you add more research about another coin as you did on the hot thread before
...when thousands of users on twitter talk about it, of articles writtern on medium every second , are they stupid all ?
...when thousands of users on twitter talk about it, of articles writtern on medium every second , are they stupid all ?
SanojAron__zzz
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- Mar 8, 2017
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I totally believe in the future of cryto
can you pm me i dont know how
Stitches and Burns
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Hundreds invested in Bernie Madoff's schemes too.