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Well guys what do you think about the possibility of there being a scam intentions from anyone who is willing to buy a channel that they did no create
I don't think that will be the purpose of anyone who trying to buy a channel since almost all the users of UtopiaP2P appear to understand what scam is about and that's why they choose the UtopiaP2P.
level;14434 wrote:oba;14433 wrote:Cryptocurrencies are frequently viewed as a hedge against inflation, geopolitical unrest, and economic volatility. Because cryptocurrencies are decentralized, their value is unaffected by the policies of any single government or institution.
likewise, some investors see cryptocurrencies as a way to participate in the technological revolution while also supporting the growth of the blockchain.
Anyone with an internet connection can participate in Bitcoin initiatives and contribute to their growth through cryptocurrency investment.
People engage in cryptocurrencies for a variety of reasons, including the possibility of large returns, decentralization, security, privacy, and the opportunity to participate in the technological revolution.
I think those clubs from Saudi Arabia are actually sponsored by the government that's why they can cough out those huge figures for players salary.
If you're saying this because of the huge money the Saudi Arabian spent on football you're wrong because the people from there have a lot of billionaires who are sport enthusiasts.
IyaJJJ;14377 wrote:full;14376 wrote:Guys don't forget Chainalysis. The company provides tools to track cryptocurrency transactions and reduce financial crime risks. Besides, they provide services to government agencies, exchanges, and financial institutions worldwide.
That reminds me. Elliptic is a blockchain analytics firm that provides solutions to identify illicit activity on the blockchain. They track cryptocurrency transactions to help prevent money laundering, terror financing, fraud, and other financial crimes.
CryptoStolenFunds is also an incredible platform that tracks and records were stolen cryptocurrencies, helping victims of hacks and scams to recover their funds.
I like the organization for providing a database that allows tracking from wallet to wallet to identify the origin of the stolen funds and help with recovery and restitution.
IyaJJJ;14374 wrote:full;14373 wrote:Thank you. Some of these organizations mainly provide services to help victims of cryptocurrency hacking and fraud to recover stolen funds and prevent future attacks.
Among the organization is CipherTrace. A blockchain analytics firm that tracks cryptocurrency transactions and provides solutions to prevent money laundering, fraud, and other financial crimes.
In addition, they provide services to law enforcement agencies, financial institutions, and cryptocurrency exchanges to reduce the risk of financial crimes.
Guys don't forget Chainalysis. The company provides tools to track cryptocurrency transactions and reduce financial crime risks. Besides, they provide services to government agencies, exchanges, and financial institutions worldwide.
IyaJJJ;14371 wrote:full;14370 wrote:Wait. I think you're misunderstanding something. People can complain about their stolen cryptocurrency and it's their right. Although the cryptocurrency may not be recovered.
Yes, the cryptocurrency may not be recovered but the stolen cryptocurrency can still be traced while some can not be traced if it is privacy cryptocurrency.
To add to what you guys said. There are several organizations that track hacker stolen funds in the cryptocurrency industry.
Thank you. Some of these organizations mainly provide services to help victims of cryptocurrency hacking and fraud to recover stolen funds and prevent future attacks.
JONSNOWING;14176 wrote:I think the best way to make this sound clear is to let fellow cryptocurrency users understand that there is nothing anybody, let alone a crypto recovery service can do when a cryptocurrency transaction or account is tampered with to avoid getting scammed
Yeah, very correct, so many people that crypto transactions is like bank transactions that you can complain to the bank and they will help you trace and revover your money, crypto is not like that, if you lose it, nobody can help you.
Wait. I think you're misunderstanding something. People can complain about their stolen cryptocurrency and it's their right. Although the cryptocurrency may not be recovered.
joanna;14358 wrote:full;14357 wrote:Furthermore, Tesla, of which Elon Musk is the CEO, has also invested in Bitcoin. Which means he still has affection for other cryptocurrencies.
Maybe but understand that Elon Musk has also talked freely about his interest in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, and he has expressed his opinion on various cryptocurrencies on social media platforms such as Twitter but he mention names apart from Bitcoin and ETH which was long ago.
Therefore, it is still possible that Elon Musk could advertise another cryptocurrency apart from Dogecoin, depending on his interests, the project's potential, and market conditions at the time.
It is essential to remember, however, that any investment decision should be based on thorough research, analysis, and professional advice, and not only on the promotion of influential personalities like Elon Musk.
joanna;14346 wrote:full;14343 wrote:Elon Musk is a highly influential personality in the cryptocurrency space, and his opinions and tweets have the potential to impact the market sentiment of any cryptocurrency he mentions.
full;14343 wrote:Elon Musk is a highly influential personality in the cryptocurrency space, and his opinions and tweets have the potential to impact the market sentiment of any cryptocurrency he mentions.
The honest truth is that I don't see Elon Musk advertising another cryptocurrency apart from Bitcoin and Dogecoin.Besides, it wont have Tweeted about Bitcoin if it wasn't the first cryptocurrency.
Although Elon Musk is known for his promotions of Dogecoin, he has also talked about and invested in other cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Furthermore, Tesla, of which Elon Musk is the CEO, has also invested in Bitcoin. Which means he still has affection for other cryptocurrencies.
Well I think if a big time name let's say Elon musk actually give CRP crypton that influence I see the price of CRP crypton soaring through the roof influence is actually very much necessary.
Elon Musk is a highly influential personality in the cryptocurrency space, and his opinions and tweets have the potential to impact the market sentiment of any cryptocurrency he mentions.
Europ;14175 wrote:Dozie;13743 wrote:Well I think If we talk more about CRP crypton more on social media we are helping the coin and the project get better publicity and that's a gradual process but we can.
Thats very right and it will be public view to create awareness to other crypto users and aspirant
And which of the social Media and i think we need a page on the social media platforms where we can introduce users to the new coin
We don't need a page on social media the UtopiaP2P ecosystem already has its own social media page what we need to do is support the posting and announcement.
CrytoCynthia;13980 wrote:Well I won't want to sound greedy but profit to me is a big aspect of Utopia p2p it amongst the reasons I am still here on the ecosystem to get very honest and UtopiaP2P is not disappointing me.
Profit is a big aspect of it to everyone, it is perfectly normal as an investor to be interested in making profits from your investments.
But without noticing it we tend to follow what offers value to us, utopia offers great value and when we find that out we are sure that this value is going to be very profitable in the future.
There's no doubt about profit being a big aspect of cryptocurrency investment and that's how it works in investment schemes. Therefore, I don't see anything that has to do with greed in the above user statement.
KingCRP;13949 wrote:Well to be honest most criticism are very harsh and are coming from people who consider themselves perfectionist so it's best to actually develop tough skin and learn to improve.
Critics decide how they want to come off, some try to be very sensational so as to get more attention to their criticism. You just need to be able to call out their wrong arguments and take notes on the worthy parts of their write up and use that to improve.
A thick skin is also very important.
Yes, a thick skin is needed whenever the critic shoots their dishonest weapon because their purpose was the other side of the person they criticize making the person beg, or cry.
Lanistergame2;14031 wrote:KingCRP;13946 wrote:Well let's be very honest not everyone sees retirement as a bad thing so many people actually look forward to being retired so it should be based on individual preference I think I would want to retire early.
Everyone wants to retire early and choose what they personally want to work on and have interest in. But to do this we need to work hard, invest well in projects like utopia and have patience to wait for the investment to mature.
I know a man who at 90 is still working, and he is a barber he has been working for more than 50 years and he was interviewed and he made it clear he love what he is doing and doesn't want to retire.
Yes, there's a chance for this to happen but you misunderstand the whole conversation about the best retirement age. This conversation was about people working with the government or private organization not own business.
thrive;14105 wrote:full;14102 wrote:When dealing with token it is good to double-check the token contract address before making any transactions on the DEX platform. Scammers can create fake tokens with similar names to the original ones, so it's essential to verify the contract address before sending funds.
Yes, and it is good to be sure about the honesty of the decentralized exchange we're going to use because some cryptocurrency investors have lost their investment by granting shady decentralized exchange access to their wallets.
When it come to trading on decentralized exchange it is nice to always check the transaction fee, which is usually paid in the DEX's native cryptocurrency before placing an order on a DEX.
Yes, some decentralized exchanges charge higher fees for there services and also do not provide faster transactions, so it's important to compare fees across different DEX platforms.
Vastextension;14096 wrote:full;14095 wrote:I support what you but everything you said now still doesn't guarantee to liberation and security of the cryptocurrency holder if the holder still don't know how to use decentralized exchange and wallet safely
Yes and that's it is good to check out the platform's security measures before using a DEX. Verify the reputation, dependability, and longevity of the DEX.
It is advised against keeping your money on the Decentralized platform and using a self-custody or hardware wallet instead. You can keep your private keys safely stored in this way, giving you complete control over your money.
When dealing with token it is good to double-check the token contract address before making any transactions on the DEX platform. Scammers can create fake tokens with similar names to the original ones, so it's essential to verify the contract address before sending funds.
crpuusd;13805 wrote:The best way to become a Successful long lasting safe crypto users is to invest in Crypto and always used a decentralized platform like Utopia p2p ecosystem.
Using a decentralized platform is a priority when using crypto. Being completely decentralized gives you freedom cause you are not being controlled by a regulatory exchange.
You should also have a self custody wallet for extra security.
I support what you but everything you said now still doesn't guarantee to liberation and security of the cryptocurrency holder if the holder still don't know how to use decentralized exchange and wallet safely
full;14087 wrote:Vastextension;14086 wrote:New users should be familiar with the rules and regulations surrounding cryptocurrency in their jurisdiction to avoid any legal issues. Nevertheless, no problem if using CRP coin, UUSD or the Crypton Exchange.
Teaching new users best practices for keeping up-to-date, such as following reliable and trustworthy news sources and social media accounts from the cryptocurrency community is also needed.
We also need to encourage new users to join the community by sharing their knowledge, participating in debates, and contributing by asking questions or giving useful resources to help the community grow.
Cryptocurrency may be a highly volatile market, and it's critical to emphasize to new users that they must be patient while dealing with the market's ups and downs and not make emotional decisions.
thrive;14085 wrote:full;14084 wrote:New users should be aware of the risks involved in cryptocurrency investing and know how to identify potential scams and fraudulent activities.
Although it is still necessary, training new users in the fundamentals of blockchain technology and the mechanics of cryptocurrency transactions, such as how wallets operate and the function of transaction fees, is still necessary.
New users should be familiar with the rules and regulations surrounding cryptocurrency in their jurisdiction to avoid any legal issues. Nevertheless, no problem if using CRP coin, UUSD or the Crypton Exchange.
Teaching new users best practices for keeping up-to-date, such as following reliable and trustworthy news sources and social media accounts from the cryptocurrency community is also needed.
thrive;14082 wrote:full;14081 wrote:I also welcome the user on board and it is nice to have more users in our midst cause it is lovely that this forum is gradually increasing with users and traffic but I hope the user knows the best thing he needs to know now.
Yes, you're right and it's important to stress the importance of securing his cryptocurrency holdings by recommending that he use uWallet for CRP or UUSD while using two-factor authentication (2FA), cold storage wallets for other crypto wallets and must avoiding the sharing of private keys.
I encourage the new users to do their research before investing in or transacting with cryptocurrency now and in the future.
New users should be aware of the risks involved in cryptocurrency investing and know how to identify potential scams and fraudulent activities.
Camavinga;13938 wrote:gap;13807 wrote:<div class="quotebox"><cite>crpuusd;13806 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><div class="quotebox"><cite>Comrade;13795 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><div class="quotebox"><cite>JONSNOWING;13657 wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><p>I understand mate, different businesses have different target audiences. Male footwear business marketing cannot have same target audience as that of female. Same is cryptocurrency and it has a different marketing strategy</p></div></blockquote></div><p>Rookies makes mistake that are funny most times. I did remember vividly when i get to know about crypto. I almost burn down the internet to get it</p></div></blockquote></div><p>Thats funny, you Savage the whole site?</p></div></blockquote></div><p>Hello Everyone, im new here. I heard alot about the astonishing works of this systems and i would be glad to partake in the growing of the new Crypton Coin.</p>
You are welcome, mate. Feel relaxed and have fun. There are many knowledgeable people here you can speak to or ask questions for advice when you need them. You can learn so much from here about cryptocurrency.
Welcome Mate, and its a wise choices choosing this wonderful p2p community, you will always enjoy your stay here.
I also welcome the user on board and it is nice to have more users in our midst cause it is lovely that this forum is gradually increasing with users and traffic but I hope the user knows the best thing he needs to know now.
Detroit;12707 wrote:Camavinga;12590 wrote:<p>You can never protect a site to the fullest. Every site is hackable.  All you need is the right tools which big scammers actually have and are ready to use when necessary.</p>
If you want your site to be protected you need to employ big hackers on the developer's network. This will help make you keep your site safe. Those hackers know how to keep other hackers away.
You have a point but actually calling them Hackers its kind of obvious, why calling them hackers when you can actually call them "Anti-theft agent" or "Cyber guru" or "Internet forensicist".
You are right but I think the reason why he calls them hackers is because during their training they are first trained on how to hack or steal online and later trained on how to catch hackers and online theft.
thrive;14067 wrote:full;14007 wrote:Despite the growth of the cryptocurrency market, it remains relatively small compared to traditional markets such as stocks and bonds. REPLY
Yes, but that doesn't stop the governments from supporting the cryptocurrency market, I think they dislike it because that is untested and not proven to have a significant impact on the economy so they see it as a threat to the economyHowever, this could change if they truly support cryptocurrency there can be a firm in cryptocurrency just like we see in the stocks and bonds market.
Lack of understanding of cryptocurrencies is one of the reasons since cryptocurrencies are somehow relatively new technology, and many governments may not fully understand how they work their potential benefits, and their risks.
Cryptocurrencies challenge traditional financial and regulatory systems, and this makes governments wary of them. However, with the growing public interest in cryptocurrencies, some governments have started to explore and regulate them cautiously.
Vastextension;14005 wrote:full;14004 wrote: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.
This is funny and it is clearly a political strategy of denying cryptocurrency the chance to be mainstream of payment and investment since we have the SEC which is what is needed to prevent investors.
Despite the growth of the cryptocurrency market, it remains relatively small compared to traditional markets such as stocks and bonds. REPLY
Yes, but that doesn't stop the governments from supporting the cryptocurrency market, I think they dislike it because that is untested and not proven to have a significant impact on the economy so they see it as a threat to the economy
Vastextension;14002 wrote:full;14001 wrote:The government is fun though because the lack of control which makes it difficult for governments to regulate and enforce laws related to cryptocurrencies shouldn't be the reason for them to be scared about cryptocurrency. What's important is the citizen benefit from it.
I think believe that cryptocurrencies have gained a reputation for being used in illegal activities such as money laundering and drug transactions whereas fiat currency is the payment mostly used for such activities.
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.