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full;14004 wrote:

level;14003 wrote:

Governments may not support cryptocurrencies as they fear that cryptocurrency may make fiat currency obsolete since people are not getting benefits by keeping their funds in fiat currency and people are getting vast benefits by saving in cryptocurrency.

Another thing they believe is that cryptocurrencies are notorious for their volatility, with prices fluctuating significantly within a day.

So they think making an investment in cryptocurrency is a risky investment. So they are playing the role of father and mother by not encouraging their citizens to invest in the cryptocurrency market.

level;13998 wrote:

CrytoCynthia;13741 wrote:

How many of us here is actually holding CRP crypton? I would want to know you taughts about the future potentials of CRP crypton and do you believe it can achieve greatness

This is a financial question that shouldn't ask people online. I am a holder of Crypton coin and only naive investors won't hold Crypton coin when there's a chance for monthly earnings through it not to talk about other benefits.

The Crypton coin treasury mechanism in which make CRP coin maintain a good price in the market by adjusting the PoS rate and regulating emissions is enough to know that the Crypton coin is good for the long term.

Vastextension;13991 wrote:

thrive;13990 wrote:

While the cryptocurrency market has shown significant growth and potential for profit, it also presents a high level of uncertainty. People must not ignore that fact by focusing only on the good side of the market.

Prices of cryptocurrencies often fluctuate significantly within a short period, and many factors can influence their values, such as market trends, investor sentiment, and government policies.

Therefore, investing in cryptocurrency should be viewed as a high-risk, high-reward venture that requires proper research, understanding, and caution.

thrive;13977 wrote:

full;13976 wrote:

This being Easter Sunday, we will ask Mrs. Johnson to come forward and lay an egg on the altar.

Ladies, don't forget the rummage sale. It's a chance to get rid of those things not worth keeping around the house. Don't forget your husbands.

The men's prayer group will meet at 6:00 am on Saturday. All men who are not dead are welcome to attend.

thrive;13966 wrote:

Vastextension;13965 wrote:

Meanwhile, the duty of the US SEC is primarily to regulate companies that issue securities to the public, investment advisers, broker-dealers, and other market participants.

The SEC has played an essential role in shaping the U.S. financial system and is viewed as a crucial agency for controlling securities fraud and ensuring market stability.

But they appear to be the "downright evil" for bringing lawsuits in an attempt to obliterate cryptocurrency businesses on the false pretext that the rules are obvious, even though they are aware that they are not.

thrive;13787 wrote:

IyaJJJ;13786 wrote:

Before people use to ask questions and get reliable answers from experienced specialists but with ChatGPT people can do that at the comfort of their homes.

I like the fact that ChatGPT is easily accessible to its users through various platforms like UtopiaP2P messenger apps, providing its service in real-time, 24/7.

Utopia AI seems powerful by providing real-time answers to users in seconds, making it a faster and more convenient way to access information compared to traditional search methods or expert consultations.

thrive;13779 wrote:

IyaJJJ;13778 wrote:

Some people value their privacy and prefer not to share financial information with others, in which case, keeping their cryptocurrency investments private can be the right choice for them.

If you are working with a financial advisor or seeking investment advice, it may be necessary to disclose your cryptocurrency holdings to ensure that your investments are properly diversified.

If you disclose your Cryptocurrency investments to friends or family, it may change the dynamics of your relationship and potentially lead to envy or tension.

thrive;13771 wrote:

oba;13641 wrote:

We mostly talk about keeping our cryptocurrency investment online but appear to ignore keeping our investment from friends, family, and other possible people that can't be trusted when it comes to our holding.
We have seen the CashAPP CEO murder for the same reason.
What are the benefits of keeping our investment in real life?

There are some benefits to keeping your cryptocurrency investments private both online and in real life because it is the act of protecting your wealth from potential theft or fraud.

Keeping our cryptocurrency investments secret from others is a matter of personal preference and often depends on your personal circumstances and level of privacy concern.

full;13763 wrote:

thrive;13762 wrote:

I supported what you said because we can't say that the poker game also needs more publicity since the UtopiaP2P development has an advertisement campaign for it on Bitcointalk.

I'm unaware of the poker campaign on Bitcointalk but I know that the UtopiaP2P development is doing a remarkable job in the marketing of the project area.

About the gambling in the UtopiaP2P ecosystem. I believe there 2 available gambling ecosystems and they also have channels if I could remember correctly but not get much attention.

thrive;13752 wrote:

oba;13687 wrote:

When we say something is legal and valid investment policy all over the world it has to do with it being embraced by the governmental body and the last time I checked some government bodies don't embrace cryptocurrency.

You're right and for the record, cryptocurrency is only legal in El Salvador, some areas in UK/US, and Central Africa. However, it's only used as legal tender in El Salvador and Central Africa not worldwide.

Let us assume cryptocurrency is legal tender but it is still not the only legal and valid investment available to investors.

level;13582 wrote:

Vastextension;13581 wrote:

That's the most important thing and I have seen people who retired early at the age of 40 years and are now a billionaire because he has everything fixed before requesting their retirement.

You're right and this reminds me of the man called Robert Kiyosaki who retired early and still doing well because he knows what to do to keep himself earning more.

Robert Kiyosaki is a great man with huge talent and I like the fact that he's also a cryptocurrency investor. He chooses to invest in crypto while others are against it.

full;13578 wrote:

thrive;13577 wrote:

In many developed countries, the retirement age is generally increasing due to increasing life expectancies and concerns about rising healthcare costs.

For example, in the United States, the standard retirement age is currently 66 and is gradually increasing to 67 for those born after 1960.

It is important to plan for retirement and consider factors such as income needs, investments, and savings plans when determining an appropriate retirement age.