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#1
Beginners & Help / Re: Connecting our device into...
Last post by ferrddy - Oct 20, 2026, 07:12 PM
Connecting from a public wi-fi is extremely dangerous: first of all, the history of all searches and visits to sites remains public, then worse, every password typed remains visible
#2
Dogecoin existed for a decade now. And I know that many communities have been established here, it can be until now and there are still many bag holders at this time.

But in a decade that has passed, why hasn't its price reached 1$ in the crypto market?

It seems vague that it will reach 1$? or if it does, maybe it will take a few more decades to wait, what do you think? and I think it's good to make the Doge pair in the actual trade in short-term, just a thought only.
#3
Itong natapos na Bull run, sabi ng karamihang mga community sa crypto space ay hindi manlang daw nangyari yung meme coin season, na madami pa naman ang nageexpect na mangyayari ito, gaano ba ito katotoo? 

Kasi kadalasan daw talaga most of the time kapag nangyayari ang bull run ay mahahalata o makikita daw ng mga community yung mga pagtaas ng most of the top meme coins sa merkado, pero itong nakaraang bull run ay hindi raw ganun ang nangyari. ano kaya yung main reason at hindi ito naging katulad ng mga nakaraang season ng bull run?
#4
Beginners & Help / Bitcoin remain on rank no. 1
Last post by naturelover - Oct 20, 2026, 06:17 AM
Why is Bitcoin still number one in this field of the crypto industry?

Bitcoin has been around for 17 years and yet Bitcoin has never been removed from the top 1 ranking ever since. Even if we say that other networks have better innovation than Bitcoin, they still remain just behind Bitcoin.

and what I can think of is one of the reasons:

  • Maybe due to Bitcoin is the very first crypto created.
  • Its supply is also very limited, at only 21 million and cannot be increased.
  • Decentralization and security are also very stable.
  • This is also what I see that is accepted by most institutions in most countries.

Good day :)

#5
Exchanges and Mixers / Re: PlataSwap — a service for ...
Last post by naturelover - Oct 20, 2026, 05:47 AM
In the first place, thank you that you chose to promote your exchange here in the forum even the community here is not yet establish, instead its only starting it recently.

Did you also promote it on the other altcoinstalks forum? Is this purely swap, not that when you swap, there is mixing involved? moreover, why there is a sign-up if anyone wants an affiliate link, though its mentioned that no registration needed, just got confused on this things?

#6
Quote from: ferrddy on Oct 19, 2026, 03:42 PMIn reality, we can also make a profit with meme coins, but before investing we need to do our own research and see that they are credible in the long run, follow the project and sell at the right time

This is a very important matter for all of us who are in the crypto business that we entered here honestly speaking. This is also the problem of others because they do not do it first but rather they are in too much of a hurry to get earnings here.

We knew that investing in meme coins is very risky due to this is most often tools by the scammers who came here in the field of crypto space. That is why we must always be vigilant everytime we see, we heard a new campaign project come up in this industry.
#7
Exchanges and Mixers / PlataSwap — a service for brea...
Last post by plataswap - Oct 19, 2026, 05:38 PM
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#8
Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is for criminal? N...
Last post by ferrddy - Oct 19, 2026, 03:47 PM
In fact,in my opinion,the main objective of bitcoin is freedom,and in particular financial freedom, independence from banks, a bank transfer can last a few days and the bank can block it, a transfer with bitcoin it will be immediately and is unblockable
#9
Alternate Cryptocurrencies / Re: Tips and Reminders who wil...
Last post by ferrddy - Oct 19, 2026, 03:42 PM
In reality, we can also make a profit with meme coins, but before investing we need to do our own research and see that they are credible in the long run, follow the project and sell at the right time
#10
Alternate Cryptocurrencies / Re: Monero - XMR
Last post by ferrddy - Oct 19, 2026, 03:34 PM
Yeah, Monero definitely delivers on privacy in a way Bitcoin just can't — ring signatures, stealth addresses, it all just works. That said, you're right that it's not 100% perfect (nothing ever is), but it's about as close as you're gonna get in crypto today.
Bitcoin on the other hand... it's still the king for a reason. The network effect, the liquidity, the ecosystem — it's in a league of its own. Even if every tx is technically traceable, most of us aren't doing anything shady, and Bitcoin's strength was never really about hiding from people anyway.
I see them as complementary: Bitcoin for the base layer of value, Monero for when you actually want privacy. Both have their place, and honestly I'm glad we have both.