Thread: Kucoin, is it the next bitcoin?

Where do you see KuKoin in two decades?

I just read this article on it and am considering purchasing it but would like insight...
http://bit.ly/2D5r5dh

Some coins and Gridcoin offer interest. Paying dividends is great if a holder... But the downside is that if your buying something you have to pay an additional charge. . I think 0 fee coins would be the future, Like IOTA... Great for buying a pack of gum or a coke, since there's not any fee. Because the fee's got too large remember the Fee's are already murdering Bitcoin stores had to stop accepting bitcoin.
Why can I use a coin which pays a dividend but also puts a tax (fee) on each buy when I can use a 0 fee coin?
The tendency is defiantly headed to 0 fee... or variable charge coins which make buying a small purchase potential.

I'm always skeptical of new coins but the idea of dividends appealed to me personally. It seems to get tested 4525 support stage double, so I expect it to range to range for a while. I only ordered $100 dollars worth a couple of days ago and will be building up a place by dollars each time it assesses the 4525 resistance point. If it breaks 6382 resistance I will build up a place with this asset over a 48 hour interval. For dividends haha I will hold in the mean time.

Is this the only crypto which you know of that offers dividends?

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I am always skeptical of new coins but the idea of dividends appealed to me. It appears to get tested 4525 support stage double, so I expect it to range to range for a while. I just ordered $100 dollars worth a few days ago and will be establishing a position by dollars every time it tests the 4525 resistance point. If it breaks 6382 resistance I will build up a place on this asset more than a 48 hour timeframe. At the mean time I will hold for volatility haha. Is this the crypto that you know of that offers dividends?

DGD and LBC do too I think

Sounds like a ponzi.

Im kuku.for coco puffs!

To find a future in all these cryptos -
we must honestly answer 1 question-
will goverments around the planet will substitute their own 'fiat money ' with other 'fiat cryptos'
and the aswer is NO
cash is the power - they'll no going to give it away.
They will probably tax on profits, but that is it.

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will goverments around the planet will replace their own 'fiat money ' with other 'fiat cryptos'

Back then no one thought that Gold and Silver will probably be replaced by Paper. Until it occurred.
Then nobody thought that this Paper money won't be backed by anything - namely Gold. Until it occurred.

Banks and businesses around the globe are already very interested in the blockchain technology.
Who knows. Theoretically Banks and Banks simply need to create their own Crypto and produce the mining and swap propriatary.

In the long run, it is people who choose what they want to accept as currency. But at the moment, all in the Crypto scene are there to the greed and profits in $ $$ they could make. Not create or to support a new currency. Whether this paradigm shifts we might observe to being accepted as a payment method, that Cryptos are begun.

When Bitcoin was new, it was accepted by different businesses, shops and individuals. Until the fees and transaction times became so high that it was not worthwhile. And because the worth of Bitcoin was growing. Thus nobody wanted to devote some of them to buy coffee or pizza.

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They will likely tax on profits, but that is it.

In many countries you're already getting taxed on profits you make with Cryptos. Same as profits you make from buying and holding stocks or metals.

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quote So nobody wanted to spend some of these to buy pizza or coffee. quote In many countries you are already getting taxed on profits you earn with Cryptos. Much like profits you earn from buying and holding stocks or metals.

It seems that offenders are not using it as currency but as a means only to funnel USD (or alternative fiat) from 1 party to another. Ie they're transacting in USD, convert to crypto and then straight back into USD. Need to loe the URL to the report. If this is the case, then the speculative and off radar crypto are the one.

It's only a matter of time until all of them get banned and head to zero.

It's interesting the person (or group) who generated Bitcoin is unknown, for obvious reasons I guess.

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It seems that criminals aren't using it as currency but as a means only to funnel USD (or alternative fiat) from 1 party to another.

Yes. This also. Bitcoin was used in the Darknet. Believe it has been replaced by Dash and Zcash .

Https://www.coindesk.com/u-s-think-t...rist-interest/

But, USD is mainly used to finance war and drugs. But it isn't the currency that's bad. It is possible to use a knife to prepare meals for other men and women or to kill people. But it isn't the knife's fault what you're currently using it for.