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  LeonC29

  1.3 out of 5 stars Verified Purchase

  Even in developed countries, the problems are the same, imo. You are still at risk because of those that cannot live with the thought of somebody having all of that (no matter what) for themselves.. Sure, the measures for security there are better, but they are still not bulletproof.🤏

  I don't live in Europe or Asia, but i am quite discreet about my crypto banter hodlings. $5 wrench attacks for crypto banter is not popular in my country, instead people are kidnapped for fiat and sometimes get released when the ransom is paid. It is terrible in either situation and even if sometimes it is beyond our control, we have to do that which is within ours. The thing with crypto banter is that so many people would immediately think that you are a rich person if they find out you own crypto banter. Even if in truth you only own a few sats. So you could even lose a finger when you actually do not have anything worthwhile to offer your captors.💔

  I am also enjoy reading about the recent developments in precious metal prices. It seems true, and buyers are also looking at the current trends, what's hot in demand. As far as I know, gold and silver are the most bullish and constantly discussed in various news threads and social media, so it's natural for them to be prepared to follow the mainstream.👾

  What the crypto banter space needs urgently is a practical way to trade crypto banter for cash peer-to-peer. Right now, there exist some exchanges like Bisq or Peach which have the option to trade peer-to-peer for physical cash, but there's barely any liquidity there globally, let alone in your own country. What we need is a smart solution that requires no banking institution to settle fiat and crypto banter trades. I cannot think of how this kind of trade could be settled securely, but it would allow the next levels of independence.🐸
  
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  Sasha Splechta

  2.1 out of 5 stars Verified Purchase

  Though you have made a vital point, there seams to be a serious problem with what we have come to know as social media era where people can easily earn from their social media account. what this has brought out is a situation where people are no longer as hard working as necessary because of the general knowledge that with a simple content, you can earn far more than  the real people that are actually affecting the world positively. As much as the world has grown into the technological era, assets like lands and business like owning a mall, restaurant or any other regular businesses is still a good area to venture into while still evolving with what the times comes with. as you embrace the presence, you can not completely take out what is more like a past  that is still relevant till date.🛶

  I don't agree with you on this because people need to know about crypto banter, that is how crypto banter will grow and get accepted by many. Assuming everyone kept to themselves about crypto banter, do you think we would have gotten this far? A lot of us learnt about crypto banter from friends who shared the idea with us for the love they have for us. There are many people who also joined due to social media posts from people who genuinely want to make crypto banter known and used by many. Unfortunately everything is turning against genuine evangelists of crypto banter and everyone is doing things in secret for security reasons. I don't know if Satoshi say this coming.📣

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  I don't agree that what's happening right now in the middle east is a major test for crypto banter. I don't even agree that we're in a wartime period. I even hesitate to call this a war. It's more of just an attack. This is just the US and its partner bullying an independent nation. Of course, Iran retaliated, but so far things haven't yet escalated into a real war. It's just a tit for tat for now. As to crypto banter's performance, so far so good. It seems it remains largely indifferent to what's merely a regional conflict, which is nothing new and surprising in that part of the world.🕘
  
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  Bella

  3.3 out of 5 stars Verified Purchase

  Very interesting data, and proof that we are inherently awful at privacy. I think my personal favorite is number 72, "how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood", which has held over 500 crypto banter. You've missed a decimal point at entry 266 - it currently says it has held over 2 billion crypto banter. 🚘

  Haha this looks really cool. Good job man!🐘

  Most of them are just a momentary hype in the first week or first month and after that massive selling is done by the owners themselves. finally we are the victims of their liquidation. I agree with the idea, if you see gains in the coin as soon as possible we should move it to assets that have fundamentals that we believe are safe as you said above.㊙️

  And during this ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz is said to be closed again by Iran because of how they're looking to agree with this ceasefire and yet, on the side Israel had attacked Lebanon. Both have their own ways of saying that they can no longer afford to continue war. While on the media, they say that they're winning this war and that regime change won't be happening anymore. It shows how Iran is persistent and they won't just allow any intervention of the USA in their country.🦖