Trends come and go, often quickly. If you hop into it with a business in mind, just make sure you can recover your starting investment before the trend loses popularity. Or, better yet, make sure yours will continue thriving despite the trend dying. Here in my city, many joined the matcha, milk tea, coffee bandwagon. Many lost money in the process. Its height was the pandemic. It gradually lost its hype post-pandemic.
I better choose businesses based on need rather than want. Indeed, food and laundry are good businesses. The rest boils down to location, management, competitiveness, and so on.
Its hard to stay in profits when everyone around is already riding the trend and doing business. You may be in profits when the trend is still alive, but when it dies, businesses end up struggling. That is why its risky to build a business just to please the trend, because it always come and go. You're lucky if you have made life-changing profits when the trend is at its peak, but if you're still in the process of recovering your investment funds when suddenly the trend vanish, that's when big problems arise. Get a business that is for long term trend, not just short-lived trends that suddenly enter and leave the market.
The mistake if you do business in a business that has a short trend, I mean you need to analyze the business itself in the long term or in the short term, someone can see the potential period of time the trend will last according to demand and supply then balanced with needs, there are many variables that must be studied before deciding to invest in a business like this, if you have a good calculation that will create a large profit in a short period of time that is the advantage, just like the narrative hype in the crypto market is in the same concept.
In the analysis, it needs to be added whether this business will produce products / services that will always be needed by the community or not in the long run, it must be a sharp mind, because it will determine how long you will maintain the business to be developed to be even bigger, or vice versa it will be in a short number hype scheme then it is necessary to be aware when the bubble is very large then there needs to be preparation to not lose more.
Trends come and go, often quickly. If you hop into it with a business in mind, just make sure you can recover your starting investment before the trend loses popularity. Or, better yet, make sure yours will continue thriving despite the trend dying. Here in my city, many joined the matcha, milk tea, coffee bandwagon. Many lost money in the process. Its height was the pandemic. It gradually lost its hype post-pandemic.
I better choose businesses based on need rather than want. Indeed, food and laundry are good businesses. The rest boils down to location, management, competitiveness, and so on.
Its hard to stay in profits when everyone around is already riding the trend and doing business. You may be in profits when the trend is still alive, but when it dies, businesses end up struggling. That is why its risky to build a business just to please the trend, because it always come and go. You're lucky if you have made life-changing profits when the trend is at its peak, but if you're still in the process of recovering your investment funds when suddenly the trend vanish, that's when big problems arise. Get a business that is for long term trend, not just short-lived trends that suddenly enter and leave the market.
No, this is more like putting off what's surely happening. I think the reason why some countries are shelving the implementation of a CBDC is that the time isn't yet fully ripe. Except in a few advanced countries, the rest have yet to fully embrace a digital lifestyle. In Brazil, for example, there must remain a so-called digital divide. Many rural communities are probably unprepared for a digital currency.
But I believe this is all temporary. Time will come everybody uses the internet. When countries become fully digital, I don't think money will be left behind. It will certain turn digital as well.
They are rushing things without even thinking if people would really adopt on new changes they are trying to implement.
I guess they didn't achieve the expected support they get from people and they face to many challenges that's why they decide to shutdown this project.
Look at this article released last 3 weeks ago
https://valorinternational.globo.com/markets/news/2025/11/05/central-bank-shuts-drex-platform-clearing-path-for-stablecoins.ghtml now they are exploring to shift on stable coin which is pegged with real
What's exactly the point of the community you wish to create? You want to directly absorb the market of those dead exchanges? Why don't you just offer your service here as an alternative to both Paxful and LocalBitcoins and let the users decide?
I believe both Paxful and LocalBitcoins have gained loyal customers in an organic way. Depending on the quality of your platform, you may also gain the same level of trust and confidence from the market.
Unfortunately, however, at least as far as how the site that you manage looks like, you still have a long way to go. To begin with, perhaps you might consider hiring somebody who knows the English language very well since you're offering your service to the international market.
It's "transaction", not "Transicton". It's "Dollar", not "Doller". I wish you luck!
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I'm also not a fan of other Bitcoin units aside from Bitcoin and Satoshi. For me, it's easier and more understandable to say 0.001BTC than 1 mBTC. As to Satoshi, it's an important unit because it would be too long to put a few Satoshis in the whole Bitcoin form. 10 or 100 Satoshis would be better than putting it 0.00000010BTC or 0.00000100BTC. But Satoshi also makes μBTC, the unit after mBTC, kind of pointless. I guess Bitcoin and Satoshi are perfect enough.
Same here. I only use either bitcoin or satoshis. I've been in the space for almost a decade and I've never found the other nomenclatures useful.
At present, I express figures mostly in Bitcoin terms, but I can imagine a future in which Bitcoin has appreciated significantly more, while fiat currency continues to devalue rapidly, and therefore talking about 100 or 1,000 sats could become commonplace.