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Posted at 21/6/2023 14:15 by barden125 IntroductionThe Genesis of Bitcoin: A Brief Overview Satoshi Nakamoto and the Whitepaper Decentralization and Trustless Transactions Understanding Bitcoin: The Basics Cryptocurrency Defined How Bitcoin Works: Blockchain Technology Mining and Consensus Mechanisms The Advantages of Bitcoin Financial Freedom and Control Eliminating Intermediaries Peer-to-Peer Transactions Non-Inflationary Currency Global Accessibility and Inclusion Unbanked and Underbanked Populations Cross-Border Transactions Financial Inclusion for Developing Countries Transparency and Security Public Ledger and Immutable Transactions Enhanced Security Measures Protection against Fraud and Counterfeiting Bitcoin as a Store of Value and Investment Asset Limited Supply and Scarcity Digital Gold Comparison Diversification and Portfolio Allocation Challenges and Criticisms Volatility and Price Fluctuations Market Speculation and Investor Sentiment Price Manipulation and Market Manipulation Mitigating Volatility Risks Regulatory and Legal Concerns Government Reactions and Policy Frameworks AML and KYC Compliance Taxation and Reporting Requirements Energy Consumption and Environmental Impact Proof-of-Work vs. Proof-of-Stake Green Mining Initiatives Sustainable Solutions for Bitcoin Scalability and Transaction Speed Bitcoin's Scaling Challenges Lightning Network and Layer-2 Solutions Future Developments and Potential Solutions The Future of Bitcoin Mainstream Adoption and Institutional Acceptance Corporate Investments and Adoption Bitcoin in Traditional Financial Institutions Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) and Bitcoin Derivatives Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) vs. Bitcoin CBDCs as a Response to Digital Currencies Impact on Bitcoin and Decentralization Coexistence or Competition? Technological Advancements and Innovation Layer-2 Protocols and Smart Contracts Privacy Enhancements and Confidential Transactions Interoperability and Cross-Chain Solutions The Socioeconomic Impact of Bitcoin Wealth Redistribution and Financial Empowerment Economic Freedom and Autonomy Closing the Global Wealth Gap Conclusion Bitcoin: A Paradigm Shift in Finance and Beyond Transformation of the Financial Landscape Opportunities and Risks in the Digital Economy Embracing the Future of Money Note: The above content provides an outline for a 850-word article on Bitcoin. Please expand on each heading to create a comprehensive and unique piece of content. |
Posted at 08/5/2022 13:32 by powereddrones BTC at $34Khxxps://www.binance. ^If you check the technical chart - it is a technical sell. BUT if you are a long term investor and believe in BTC as opposed to CBDC, then it is a window of opportunity. It is rare to be able to buy at the lowest possible measure of pessimism, but I believe we shall see it soon. How exciting! Watch a video while you wait - Why you should be looking to buy bitcoin now. April 2022 I'll be at the UK Investor show in London (21st May) hopefully I'll see Dominic at the show again talking about crypto. |
Posted at 26/4/2022 18:34 by sideshowbull It only started once CMC was allowed to loan 100k BTC to allow spreadbet on platforms.Most exchanges also loan BTC too but CMC was recognised as legit. Semi bothered as it is alowing Hodl in but defeating the object. BTC works even better than gold, only 21m ever, more likely 15m Some large holder is loaning out his, well until he stops. They will jut run the algo and purge every margin trader out as usual until investors understand PRIVATE KEY BTC HODL BWTFDIK |
Posted at 22/1/2022 20:42 by sideshowbull The whole point of the drop is unfortunaley late to table Investors.Hope you buy actual BTC and not platform BTC. No advice. |
Posted at 22/11/2021 16:22 by powereddrones Covid surging everywhere making the news. I guess what ever you believe, it isn't going away.From an investor / trader standpoint, the investing trends will still probably continue. When Covid started to appear, let's take a date, March 2020 from the very lows when the world "woke up" to the reality of Covid and repriced their risks in the market: the barometers stood at: NASDAQ 7,000 points --- Today: 16,000 points +128% SP500 2,300 points ----- Today: 4,700 points +104% Gold $1,500 ------------ Today: $1,860 +24% Oil $21.33 ------------- Today: $80 +275% Bitcoin $5,200 --------- Today: $57,000 +996% |
Posted at 02/7/2019 19:15 by sideshowbull No investor/trader trades BTC.If you feel it will be important buy it, from a proper crypto site. If you feel it is worthless then you can hedge your cash short/long playing on the mkts. End of day winners? Same as gold before. Trading it you will never own your bar of gold and unlike gold. BTC is very easy to find. Own your piece of the pie or you will be a casualty of war. IMO don't take any advice from me. BWTFDIK |
Posted at 14/8/2018 14:31 by lefo2 Word is ICO investors are pulling their money out.(Ethereum being the platform of choice for developers of ICOs). |
Posted at 18/7/2018 12:22 by lefo2 SuffersNoFools I agree with everything you say, think what you are saying is the mirror to my view.I believe charts reflect sentiment over time where as you believe sentiment is reflect as result of the charts.It's very much trader vs investor viewpoints. Don't think either are wrong I just believe in investing. |
Posted at 18/7/2018 11:35 by lefo2 I disagree. News drives the markets. Traders trade the ups and downs, investors see long term trends driven by news. If your a trader and you rely on charts and floors and ceilings in price volatility then that is entirely up to you. But if you take a long term view the daily, weekly and even monthly ebs and flow have no consciquence with long term progress. That's my view. So yes in a nut she'll you can trade on news if you take a long term approach.Like I said before, each to their own.In a way all is working on the same revolving cycle.Short term news drives the ups and downs with traders moving within chart indicators creating the market; the market then reflects mid term value over time. This in tern displays long term value and trends which are reflected in the newsflow/policies/in |
Posted at 11/6/2017 07:16 by oakville The Ethereum price explosion ultimately signals digital currencies aren’t just flash-in-the-pans; they are morphing into legitimate alternative assets nudging their way into the mainstream.Arguably, the biggest proof of cryptocurrency transcendence has been the upswing in institutional involvement. This is the “smart” money that generally calls trends correctly. It’s one thing for mom & pops investors to move the needle higher in a limited way, as was the case with early adopters. It’s quite another for price and volume to skyrocket in unmistakable fashion due to billions in cash infusions by institutions investors. Beyond the obvious price appreciation, institutional participation also signals a deeper confirmation of the long term viability of the asset. It tells us all those multinational and governmental pilot projects worldwide are yielding positive results. Our bitcoin price forecast foresaw the growing sector institutional interest gathering on the periphery. And aside from the conservative nature of the forecast, our prophecy was dead-on. Frequent CNBC cryptocurrency analyst Brian Kelly has recently suggested Bitcoin’s May 2017 surge past $1,500 was the result of greater institutional demand – particularly from Japan. “The biggest driver right now is you’re starting to see institutional investors take a keen interest in the entire sector,” said Kelly, who himself has launched a digital asset fund for outside investors. Likewise, CoinDesk research analyst Alex Sunnarborg attributed Bitcoin’s price explosion to a spike in global trading volume, particularly from Japan. (Source: Bitcoin jumps to a record, nears $1,500 on a spike in demand from Japan, CNBC, May 2, 2017) It’s now quite apparent the same institutional interest dynamics buttressing Bitcoin prices have migrated to Ethereum. In hindsight, the reason seems obvious: if you believe in the long-term viability of cryptocurrency sector, it stands to reason multiple “winners” Early indications of a powerful surge in capital flows could be seen back in March 2017. Vice president for Genesis Global Trading, Martin Garcia, noted that they “started to see institutional investor interest pick up in ethereum, something we hadn’t really seen before.” While other industry gatekeepers noted high-net worth trading in ethereum has picked up considerably. (Source: Ethereum’s Price Surge is Sparking Institutional Investor Interest, coindesk, March 17, 2017) To demonstrate how powerful institutional-infuse Bitcoin’s percentage gain is more modest due to the law of large numbers, but impressive nonetheless. It began 2017 trading around $1,000 in USD terms, but has jumped to $2,820 as of this writing. That’s an increase of 282% which makes it hands-down the top appreciating recognized “currency̶ The last time investors witnessed these types of frenzied moves was during the late 1990’s Tech Bubble. Once institutional money got involved, “modest” moves in equities (pennies to single digits) turned into a full-blown mania (single digits to triple digits; quadruple digits in some cases). A considerable washout of excesses occurred, but the internet winners went on to soar in price to new heights. We expect the same dynamics are at play with cryptocurrencies today. Ethereum price up Is? Is It Still A Good Investment 2017? At these nosebleed levels, investing in ether is not for the faint of heart. As mentioned, prices have increased over 3,100% year-to-date and show no signs of abating. In terms of timing, the low hanging fruit has already been plucked. I would imagine it’s almost impossible to stake a significant position at these levels, no matter how bullish your long terms sentiments are. But that doesn’t mean you should forget about it either. Rather than focusing on incredible short term price movements, mindsets towards ethereum future value predictions should instead shift to a long term perspective. While the “easy” early-adopter money is gone, we may be only entering the third inning in terms of overall ethereum price outlook. Why? Because even after this incredible run, total market capitalization is only around $23 billion. For perspective, if Ethereum was a stock, it’s overall value would barely crack the top 300 issues in the S&P 500. With all the business and transaction potential amassing down the pike, ethereum will deservedly command higher valuations than many obscure companies ahead of it should its potential be fulfilled. The last part of that sentence will ultimately tell the story. Ethereum vs Bitcoin The Ethereum vs bitcoin debate really comes down to which cryptocurrency is perceived to hold the longest term value. Strong arguments can be made either way, but from our perspective, ethereum has some important characteristics which give it a competitive advantage. The first of which relates to transaction times. It currently takes about 12 minutes on average to confirm a Bitcoin transaction, while it takes Ethereum is only around 12–15 seconds to do so. Ethereum’s “GHOST” protocol can process greater data loads and in greater speeds than Bitcoin’s peer-to-peer cryptographic protocol. This advantage cannot be understated. Secondly, Ethereum has the ability to run “smart contracts,” which are code functions which can handle legal functions, data storage, information processes and more. Bitcoin, not so much (although this may be changing soon). This gives Ethereum the prime advantage of added utility over just being a currency. Should Bitcoin not keep pace with Ethereum in this arms race, Ethereum could see better adoption rates. Looking forward, our ethereum price prediction 2017 is $150, tempered by the unsustainable gains it has achieved thus far. Obviously, we would exercise extreme caution here, as short term prices have jumped ahead of fundamentals. Mean regression could easily take Ethereum price back towards $100 (or firm support at $50) once the mania dies down; similar to the consolidation phase experienced in Bitcoin during its first two bubble runs. However, we are staunch longer term bulls who truly believe in the transcendent qualities Ethereum and other select cryptocurrencies possess. The sky’s the limit, but we believe investors should now focus on long term accumulation strategies at select price points. Employing this method should yield the best long term results, while avoiding painful “stop out” which can jiggle investors out of positions and tie up capital. |
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