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Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is for criminal? N...

Last post by naturelover - Oct 19, 2026, 03:13 PM

Bitcoin was never about crime, it was about freedom. The same network that lets someone in a failing economy send money home without a bank also lets a single mom in Argentina keep her savings from evaporating overnight. The "criminal" label sticks because governments like control, and Bitcoin refuses to give it to them. Every time a central bank prints more, every time a politician freezes an account, every time a family gets blocked from moving their own money, Bitcoin earns another user. It is not a tool for criminals, it is a tool for anyone who has ever been told no by a system with too much power and too little accountability.

Exactly, the word Freedom is the best main purpose of creating Bitcoin why the inventor of Btc thought of it. some people became financially free who believed in it early and held and sold it at the right time.

Just think if through bank or wire transaction it would take a few days before the person we send it to receives it. But with Bitcoin it has made things easier and faster that we were used to before.

#12

Alternate Cryptocurrencies / Re: Importance of stablecoins ...

Last post by ferrddy - Oct 19, 2026, 03:01 PM

In fact, stablecoins, like all cryptocurrencies, are useful for making peer-to-peer exchanges and transfers anywhere in the world since they are unblockable

#13

Bitcoin Development & Technology / Re: Removal of third party dev...

Last post by naturelover - Oct 19, 2026, 02:59 PM

It really depends on who holds the bitcoin and where he wants to put it in the wallet. Now, if it's Electrum, for me it's fine and it's even safer to use due to  if it's offline it's not close to the risk but far from the risk.

And many people use electrum and I also think that apart from electrum, the cake wallet is also good to use if I compare it to other wallets according to my experience.

I agree, in my view, all those wallets that allow full control over your keys and the addition of a passphrase are preferable to third-party hardware wallets. It seems that everything can be compromised these days.

In addition to what you said, we also need to be careful, especially recently there was news where it seems that a hardware wallet on a cryptobilis platform that is sold, like an amazon platform, was compromised.

If this hardware wallet has had a problem, then especially with wallets that are hot or cold, it is more prone to danger, but if we are careful even if the wallet we use is not hd, for sure the assets we put in the wallet will still be safe.

#14

Alternate Cryptocurrencies / Re: Importance of stablecoins ...

Last post by naturelover - Oct 19, 2026, 02:45 PM

Stablecoins are essential for getting out of daily trades and actually keeping the gains you make. Without them, all that profit just rides volatile pumps and dumps.

Indeed, due to it's common, particularly to those who have been in the crypto space for a years now, were stablecoins are very useful to them, especially here in my place through p2p features.

Aside from this it's more faster than I thought in terms of sending money in any place in the world now, unlike what we are used to before when it comes to sending money to other countries

#15

Beginners & Help / Re: Connecting our device into...

Last post by naturelover - Oct 19, 2026, 02:27 PM

Nothing is free in this world. Everything which has advertised FREE always have a string attached to it. Most of the times we don't even realize what we are giving away.

You really raised a strong point here in this case. And, mate, believe me, the majority of people don't even understand the nuance of this matter, like how much it can be a risky to connect free public Wi-Fi to your devices. More espacially if you are a crypto user.

You know why is that so? This is because many people around us are not much educated about this or have no knowledge. This is why they start connecting their devices to public wifi by easily trusting it. We need to pay attention on such things more for our own safty.

I completely agree with what you said, there are still many people today who don't really understand or know the risk that there are public wifi that is free when communities connect to it.

But what I don't understand is whether the government also knows this, due to aren't there other countries that provide free public wifi in places where communities are, like when you are at the airport there is free wifi, do you think the government or private companies also put people who connect to their free public wifi at risk? I just thought that's why I asked this question.

#16

Meta / Re: Forum rank and post requir...

Last post by naturelover - Oct 19, 2026, 02:11 PM

Achieved Associate rank 

Now it's time to go for a Junior Analyst position.

And step by step, by staying active, I will make sure I can achieve a higher rank on this forum as well. Where building a good reputation is my main goal.

I am noticing some members are doing really great job by making topics and by engaing in general discussion. Keep it up guys.

Congratulations sir on that, you can go through all the levels of the ranking system that this forum has as long as you are active here, I am happy for you.

As long as we are helping one another here, and giving a lot of sense topic, that's a good contribution we can give to each everyone of us.

#17

Alternate Cryptocurrencies / Re: Importance of stablecoins ...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 19, 2026, 08:02 AM

Sales of futures linked to the Anthropic and OpenAI IPO have already begun on Hyperliquid; I'm curious to see how stablecoins will enable people to buy collateralised shares without causing capital to flow out of the crypto sector

#18

🇮🇹 - Italiano (Italians) / Proposte per la sezione italia...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 19, 2026, 07:57 AM

Con la visione di augurare una crescita a questo forum, vista la nobile causa legata al catalogo di servizi crypto con reference sensate e provate, vi chiedo di avanzare delle proporste per la sezione italiana che non sia solo un copia/incolla delle sezioni di Bitcointalk e di Altcoinstalks.

#19

Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is for criminal? N...

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 19, 2026, 07:54 AM

Yes, this is a great example of how Argentinians are tackling the increasingly severe inflation in their country. Bitcoin is capable of doing much more than it is often credited with, and this is down to its scarcity, which allows us to see its value appreciate over the long term.

#20

Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Know what Bitcoin is?

Last post by Italian Panic - Oct 19, 2026, 07:47 AM

The control of funds is a key feature of Bitcoin, but its disruptive power lies in its decentralisation, which also ensures that the system is immune to interference from government bodies