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#41
Bitcoin Discussion / uZ8rlF0ykP7dzW5kxD3zdJ6ng_tema...
Last post by RobertAnica - Oct 16, 2026, 07:23 PM
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#42
Meta / Re: Request local board and se...
Last post by snowpega - Oct 16, 2026, 04:06 PM
@WLCNATIVE

Hi there!

Hope you are doing well!

I haven't heard back from you guys about any updates regarding the Pakistan Local Board. Hoping to hear back soon. Additionally, I will try my best to manage the local board well if granted soon. And I will also try to bring some users here by conveying messages on other forums in our local. Thanks!

Best Regards!

-snowpega-
#43
Alternate Cryptocurrencies / LTC vs HYPE
Last post by naturelover - Oct 16, 2026, 03:30 PM
We all know that LTC and HYPE are good in investment,  It is also difficult to say which one will
earn more from these two due to their prices are unpredictable and both have high volatility.

If we look at LTC, it is almost a pioneer in the crypto industry, it started in 2011, it is almost the same as bitcoin if we look at it. That is why its value movement is almost based on the price movement of Bitcoin. While HYPE has its ATH at 97.96$. Now if I am asked based on personal belief, it seems that I will get bigger earnings from HYPE although the risk is too big compared to LTC which is slow but sure like that.

HYPE
LTC
#44
There is currently a proposed law in the US called ADAPT whose main content is Mining, Stablecoins, ETF, Foreign traders and others related to it. In my positive insight into this matter, it can probably provide some clarity on things that were still unclear before.

In addition to this, it seems that they recognize cryptocurrency as commodities and how it can be used by institutions. Meanwhile, the cons of this seem to be that it will only favor regulated stablecoins, and it also seems not to be in favor of crypto traders in my opinion.

To my comrades here what's your thoughts in here?

Reference:
#45
Wallet and Crypto Cards / Magsasara naba ang Coinsph?
Last post by naturelover - Oct 16, 2026, 02:19 PM


Kamakailan lang kumakaharap ngayon sa problema ang coinsph at sang-ayon sa BSP ay suspended ang Dcpay, instapay, at pesonet at incoming qrph. Kaya inaakala ng iba na baka daw magsarado na ang coinsph.

Pero sa tingin ko ay hindi naman hahantong sa ganun, dahil ang parang nagiging effect lang nito ay yung mga coinsph users ay parang hindi muna makapag-cash-in o cash out kung tama ang pagkakaintindi ko sa article na ito.

source: https://bitpinas.com/business/bsp-coinsph-qrph-partial-suspension/
#46
Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Does Bitcoin is the soluti...
Last post by naturelover - Oct 16, 2026, 01:20 PM
Quote from: ferrddy on Oct 15, 2026, 08:13 PMI think bitcoin can be a valid solution to fight against inflation

Maybe individually what you are saying is okay Sir, but if you say it generally in a country, I think it's a bit 50/50 on that matter. due to not all the majority of people understand bitcoin.

Due to if there is insight, Bitcoin only helps those who see what potential there is in Bitcoin, but for those who don't know anything about this matter, of course not.
#47
Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Does Bitcoin is the soluti...
Last post by ferrddy - Oct 15, 2026, 08:13 PM
I think bitcoin can be a valid solution to fight against inflation
#48
Bitcoin Discussion / Re: More Bitcoin Hack in the p...
Last post by ferrddy - Oct 15, 2026, 08:00 PM
Italian Panic makes a great point here. The string of third-party hacks over the past few months is a stark reminder that custody risk is real and it is not going away. Every exchange breach, every custodial wallet compromise, every flawed third-party system is a data point that pushes people toward self custody. The technology has been ready for years -- hardware wallets, multisig, seed phrases -- and the barriers to entry are lower than most people think. I agree that abandoning third parties and taking full control is the logical next step, not just for Bitcoin but for any crypto exposure. It is a mindset shift as much as a technical one, but the recent hacks make it feel less like a choice and more like an inevitability.
#49
Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What could be the price of...
Last post by ferrddy - Oct 15, 2026, 07:50 PM
I think Bitcoin hitting 20k is very achievable, even if it sounds conservative compared to the million-dollar talk floating around. The adoption curve is still in its early innings -- more countries, more institutions, more everyday people getting access. Even a modest repeat of the 2017 cycle gets us well past 20k, and that is without factoring in the halving dynamics and the supply shock each cycle brings. I do not see a scenario where Bitcoin stays below 20k in the medium term, honestly.I think Bitcoin hitting 20k is very achievable, even if it sounds conservative compared to the million-dollar talk floating around. The adoption curve is still in its early innings -- more countries, more institutions, more everyday people getting access. Even a modest repeat of the 2017 cycle gets us well past 20k, and that is without factoring in the halving dynamics and the supply shock each cycle brings. I do not see a scenario where Bitcoin stays below 20k in the medium term, honestly.
#50
Service and Job / Re: [OPEN] List Unlimited Proj...
Last post by catalogresearch26 - Oct 15, 2026, 05:23 PM
Thank you. I have saved and reloaded corrections on all 34 pending listings. The existing October report has the details: https://welivecrypto.com/forum/index.php?msg=266 . This is a follow-up, not a second monthly claim.

Official contacts, supported-asset descriptions, privacy notes and No escrow are now entered. Fifteen exact launch dates are sourced; 19 remain blank because an exact day has not been verified.

Two form issues remain: the coin picker does not offer SUI, APT, HYPE, XRD and several other documented assets, so those exact symbols are in the descriptions with sources; matching available symbols are selected. Please confirm whether that is acceptable. Also, what distinguish Privacy KYC 1, 2 and 3? Some terms reserve identity checks, so I have described those policies rather than incorrectly select Guaranteed No KYC.

For a concrete example, Hydration now has DOT and DAI selected, its other documented symbols in the description, launch date 2023-01-06, official Telegram/Discord contacts, privacy notes and No escrow: https://welivecrypto.com/projects/hydration . Please let me know if these saved changes are not visible on your side, or which remaining fields prevent approval. Thank you.