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1. Post 65919102 (unedited backup) (by GreatArkansas) (scraped on Tue Oct 14 02:40:02 CEST 2025) in Anyone who reads about Bitcoin will never comment negatively.:
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I guess you'll only end up hating Bitcoin if you're bitter, for example, for coming too late, or if you're a blind member of the fiat cult. But if you deal with it as a neutral subject, you'll probably end up nodding your head in agreement.
Exactly! But we should also consider other people's opinions, like if they don't agree on how Bitcoin works, so be it. Like they have their own basis, and even though they already studied and they have a high IQ, you still can't force them to love Bitcoin, even though we know how good Bitcoin is and how it is solving our problem in banking/finance.
2. Post 65916571 (unedited backup) (by Botnake) (scraped on Mon Oct 13 14:41:02 CEST 2025) in Corruption Is Weakening Investor Trust and the Peso:
Based on the figures published on PSE reports, it appears there isn't a ₱1.7 trillion wipeout in just a matter of 3 weeks.
Here's the correct report.
Not P5 trillion, but P273 billion: PSE clarifies market capitalization lossMANILA — The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) on Monday said domestic market capitalization was down by only P273.26 billion or 1.88 percent from December 2024 to October, after a former Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas official claimed that the state bourse "lost up to P5 trillion" in that period.
Still, that’s a huge loss and it happened in such a short time. Imagine if this mess keeps going, it’s only gonna get worse. Better to step out early than end up regretting it, still hoping the economy would bounce back. I don’t even see this as a “buying opportunity” anymore, ‘cause if the market already dumped this hard, chances are it’s gonna fall even further.
3. Post 65915280 (unedited backup) (by aioc) (scraped on Mon Oct 13 08:10:37 CEST 2025) in John Riel Casimero vs Kyonosuke Kameda – October 25, 2025:
If only he were focused and professional all throughout his budding career, he could've already gotten his dream fights. Now, he's still chasing them, and time isn't anymore on his side.
He has already won many titles in the past, and I totally agree that the Inoue fight is a dream fight for Casimero, but Inoue keeps ignoring him. If only Casimero had kept fighting and winning, he could have easily created a demand for the fight.
He needs to fight top-level fighters and keep on fighting as long as Inoue is not yet leaving the division.
At 36, he is good for three to four fights, and if he can't have Inoue on these fights, it will be hard for him to leave boxing with a million pesos for his retirement.
Inoue is potentially his multi-million-peso retirement plan and a legacy fight as well.
4. Post 65915057 (unedited backup) (by Maslate) (scraped on Mon Oct 13 06:26:50 CEST 2025) in Corruption Is Weakening Investor Trust and the Peso:
Please be mindful of the fact that the news regarding the stock market wipeout isn't true.[1]
Wasn’t he the one who announced it first, then later took back his words?
Could it be that there’s some kind of cover-up going on since he’s under the executive department? Or is there any way to verify if there really was a wipeout or not, aside from what the SEC chairperson says?
Your doubt is valid.
just look at this article,
Ex-BSP official calls out Malacañang: PSE market cap down P5T since 2024, recovery a long shotThe Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has lost up to ₱5 trillion in market capitalization since December 2024, according to Cora Guidote, former head of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Investor Relations Office.
Guidote said ₱3.6 trillion was lost between February and October 2025 alone, citing data she compiled using AI and sourced from the PSE, CEIC.com, and TradingHours.com. She used a ₱57-to-the-dollar exchange rate, as some figures were in U.S. dollars.
According to the figures, PSE market capitalization stood at ₱19.9 trillion in December 2024, ₱18.5 trillion in February 2025, and ₱14.9 trillion as of October 9.
Guidote, IMO, is pretty reliable. She’s known in the market and has built a solid reputation through the years .. I don’t see any reason for her to lie or exaggerate things just for attention.
It’s more believable that the government is packed with corrupt officials who are just trying to hide what’s really going on with the economy. and they know the public would be furious if the truth got out, so they keep spinning the story to save their reputation.
5. Post 65915022 (unedited backup) (by bbc.reporter) (scraped on Mon Oct 13 06:07:31 CEST 2025) in John Riel Casimero vs Kyonosuke Kameda – October 25, 2025:
I can only hope that Casimero is professional and focused in his training. He's been away from the ring for a year. Within that period, he bloated a lot, earned some rust most likely. And then there's the fact that he's much older than his opponent.
He really looks like he’s back in shape.. you can see it in some of his training videos on his
facebook page
.
His body looks bigger now, but that’s totally fine since he’s moving up in weight. he can’t stay at super bantamweight forever.
Now that he’s entering featherweight, who knows, without Inoue in the picture, he might just become a champion again.
I do not know why I was laughing very profusely and so vigorously when I saw this picture with Casimero beside the hanging bananas hehehehehe.
In any case, I would agree that he can become a champion in this heavier weight division again, if his Japanese promoters can give him a good roadmap towards one of the championships. I reckon the chance of this is not very high. He should go back to his promoters before.
6. Post 65914444 (unedited backup) (by coin-investor) (scraped on Mon Oct 13 00:32:07 CEST 2025) in John Riel Casimero vs Kyonosuke Kameda – October 25, 2025:
I can only hope that Casimero is professional and focused in his training. He's been away from the ring for a year. Within that period, he bloated a lot, earned some rust most likely. And then there's the fact that he's much older than his opponent.
He is totally focused every time there is a fight coming out. I have seen his worst form when he is on vacation, but he can easily return to his top form in time for his fight. Perhaps due to his extensive experience as a journeyman, he can easily adapt to any condition, to any weather and any style of his opponents.
He is an almost complete package; he just needs a good manager to find suitable fights for him, he is running out of time he is already 36 years old and not much fight left in him, he needs quality fight to get back in title contention, Kameda may not be the quality fighter he is looking for but its a fight where he can dominate and show that he is still has it.
7. Post 65912669 (unedited backup) (by Skydrill) (scraped on Sun Oct 12 16:55:01 CEST 2025) in Is this a good time to buy bitcoin ?:
I'm guessing there'll still be a worse crypto winter in the future, and the price at that time will be much lower. But I'd rather not wait for something that's not certain. What's certain right now is that there's a considerable correction. It's surely a buying opportunity. Every dip is. Bitcoin will always recover. Whether you'll buy with all you've got or just use a portion and keep what's left for another dip, it's up to you.
ETH is merely Bitcoin's silver. If you diversify, it might be wiser to allocate a smaller portion.
there's an old saying that procrastination is the thief of time, I often come across many folks that always regretted not investing in Bitcoin during it's inception several years ago and now it's seems as if they had lost a fortune by not doing so at the appropriate time,
Nevertheless, the best time to invest in Bitcoin was 10 years ago probably, the second best time is now because Bitcoin is the way of the future and with Bitcoin your future is secured financially, procrastinating could be disastrous.
8. Post 65912650 (unedited backup) (by Yamifoud) (scraped on Sun Oct 12 16:50:43 CEST 2025) in Corruption Is Weakening Investor Trust and the Peso:
Please be mindful of the fact that the news regarding the stock market wipeout isn't true.[1]
Wasn’t he the one who announced it first, then later took back his words?
Could it be that there’s some kind of cover-up going on since he’s under the executive department? Or is there any way to verify if there really was a wipeout or not, aside from what the SEC chairperson says?
9. Post 65912145 (unedited backup) (by Natalim) (scraped on Sun Oct 12 14:36:31 CEST 2025) in John Riel Casimero vs Kyonosuke Kameda – October 25, 2025:
I can only hope that Casimero is professional and focused in his training. He's been away from the ring for a year. Within that period, he bloated a lot, earned some rust most likely. And then there's the fact that he's much older than his opponent.
He really looks like he’s back in shape.. you can see it in some of his training videos on his
facebook page
.
His body looks bigger now, but that’s totally fine since he’s moving up in weight. he can’t stay at super bantamweight forever.
Now that he’s entering featherweight, who knows, without Inoue in the picture, he might just become a champion again.
10. Post 65910213 (unedited backup) (by rachael9385) (scraped on Sat Oct 11 23:36:01 CEST 2025) in Winning the lottery does more harm than good:
Winning the lottery is one thing, using it properly is another. It's not really the winning itself that ruins lives, it's actually your character, or lack thereof.
If lady luck grants the wishes of your heart, she's to be thanked for, not blamed. It's unfair for one to put the blame on the opportunity rather than on the one who spoiled, wasted it.
If the universe conspires for you to hit the lottery jackpot, which is less probable than getting struck by lightning, it's something you should be grateful for. It opens up a lot of beautiful opportunities. Why should it be interpreted as harmful rather than good?
Its two sides of a coin, winnings can be harmful to others but it's just a matter of discipline. Some people got hooked to gambling after getting their first win, this made them addicted to it but not everyone is like this. There are others that won and were able to discipline themselves to keep their gambling activities light. It's all a matter of self control, if you are the type of gambler that cannot control greed winning will be a problem
11. Post 65902125 (unedited backup) (by CryptoYar) (scraped on Fri Oct 10 03:38:01 CEST 2025) in Coinbase Trying to Become a Bank? Good or Bad for Bitcoin?:
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You are very right that Coinbase is not Bitcoin and this is one of main differences Bitcoin is spread out technology that is run by code and users all over world, meaning its key rules such as scarcity cannot be changed by one group of people. Coinbase, on other hand, is single spot, private company that is service that is built on Bitcoin, so it must follow government rules, make business decisions, and is able to change its policies whenever it wants. Therefore, any action Coinbase or any other large exchange takes, such as changing fees or things it adds, does not affect way Bitcoin network itself works or its ideas, and each user is free to decide whether to use spread out Bitcoin as it is more easy, as compare to single spot services such as Coinbase.
12. Post 65899457 (unedited backup) (by Zwei) (scraped on Thu Oct 9 13:56:32 CEST 2025) in AmlXe:
All these newbie accounts that are obviously only created to post 1 to 2 liners of fake reviews will only drive potential customers away.
i would argue that's a good thing, no one should be using this shitty (possibly scam) exchange anyway. if they want to drive away potential customers, why stop them?
Let me suggest that you launch a review campaign instead. It doesn't cost much. And you'd get honest reviews. The good reviews will encourage you. The bad ones will make you improve.
they don't care about honest reviews, else they would not be posting obv fake reviews in the first place, and they are so bad at it, it's actually funny.
they have more fake reviews here on the forum than on their own website, lol.
so here is another reminder to anyone reading this to stay away from AmlXe.
13. Post 65898155 (unedited backup) (by shadowswap) (scraped on Thu Oct 9 05:32:13 CEST 2025) in ShadowSwap.cc - Anonymous Crypto Swaps:
Can you confirm that users can only swap to Monero and not to any other coin? Is that correct? So, they also can't exchange their Monero, right? If yes, would you expand the options in the future? Would you expand your market outside of those who only want to get Monero?
Also, would you consider adding support for fixed rates soon? I'm sure other swap users prefer the certainty of fixed rates over the risk of volatility of floating rates.
Right now we only let people swap into Monero (XMR). We keep a lot of XMR on hand because we want to be the #1 instant crypto‑to‑Monero exchange. Expanding to other coins could help us grow, and we’re open to that idea, but it’s not in the pipeline just yet.
Fixed‑rate swaps are definitely on our radar.
14. Post 65894285 (unedited backup) (by SquirrelJulietGarden) (scraped on Wed Oct 8 05:40:43 CEST 2025) in When Stablecoins Get Sanctioned, Bitcoin Proves Why It’s Different:
Governments can also ban Bitcoin. They can also sanction it. They may create a law which makes buying, selling, accepting, owning Bitcoin a crime. But those who want to continue getting involved with it, albeit surreptitiously, may do so; just like with this stablecoin.
The difference is that Bitcoin is completely independent, not associated with any government or central bank, thus safe from geopolitical prejudices. And, most of all, Bitcoin is decentralized. There's no headquarter, president, state, central server, or whatever that could be pressured, harassed, murdered, seized.
So, it's not the sanction that proves the difference. It's the extent of what that sanction can actually do.
Governments can not freeze and seize bitcoins in your non custodial wallets as Bitcoin blockchain does not allow any freeze of bitcoins in non custodial wallets. It's a big advantage of Bitcoin blockchain against altcoin blockchains which have smart contracts that give the founders, developers and governments to freeze and seize altcoins even in users' non custodial wallets. That's big shame and weakness of altcoin blockchains.
Governments can not ban their citizens by owning bitcoins, downloading and installing Bitcoin wallets like Bitcoin Core, Electrum for storing bitcoins, or running Bitcoin Core for their Bitcoin nodes.
15. Post 65894104 (unedited backup) (by SmartGold01) (scraped on Wed Oct 8 02:54:20 CEST 2025) in At what age do you think to retire from gambling?:
Then it's not specifically the age but the capacity of a person. I don't think there's a reason to put a limit to the gambling age among old people. Such could be implemented among young people, though. The old ones are usually retired, have a lot of time but not much to do, not anymore supporting children, and so on. In other words, gambling might be for them more than for somebody who is sending children to school, paying a mortgage, and so forth.
Yeah you are right!
Had actually thought about this but my live experience made me to come raise this concern over here, although I never wanted to bring up what I witnessed as an eye witness who was there when it happened live. So it was the case which I turns to asked here because many people has gambled especially the older ones and lose something valuable with them knowing that they are using precious things to gamble or even without knowing that had already used a higher amount to gamble. From what I witnessed live is that “ a man I mean, an old man uses a specific amount to gamble and later run he began to accuse people at home because he has never used or touches that amount to gamble, but unknowingly the wife was watching his clothes and found out the ticket or betting slip from his pocket and when she opened it was the same amount the old was lamenting for” when they asked him he said he never knew when he uses such huge amounts to gamble. Then the wife now asked if he was drunk before going to gamble and he said “No” and they asked him if he was hypnotised to use that amount to gamble and his answer remains the same. I have been witnessing for several moments now but didn’t want to raise the concern here until I found out how often the old would keep doing that. So truly age is also a barrier and should stop gambling whenever they found out that they have gone of age.
16. Post 65893016 (unedited backup) (by Graph001) (scraped on Tue Oct 7 20:05:25 CEST 2025) in Winning the lottery does more harm than good:
Winning the lottery is one thing, using it properly is another. It's not really the winning itself that ruins lives, it's actually your character, or lack thereof.
If lady luck grants the wishes of your heart, she's to be thanked for, not blamed. It's unfair for one to put the blame on the opportunity rather than on the one who spoiled, wasted it.
If the universe conspires for you to hit the lottery jackpot, which is less probable than getting struck by lightning, it's something you should be grateful for. It opens up a lot of beautiful opportunities. Why should it be interpreted as harmful rather than good?
You will not find a common trait among those who play the lottery, they do not want to work hard, they want to get rich quickly. And you will notice some other things among them, they do not have a sense of discipline and they are also greedy in nature. Think about how you spend your hard-earned wealth, if you suddenly get money, how will you spend it? The point here is that if you get a lot of money without working hard, it will not be of value to you, you will spend it recklessly.
17. Post 65890978 (unedited backup) (by Hardyrobust) (scraped on Tue Oct 7 10:06:31 CEST 2025) in Coinbase Trying to Become a Bank? Good or Bad for Bitcoin?:
Of course, it conflicts with Bitcoin, but I don't see any reason to be bothered. Coinbase isn't Bitcoin. It's a private company. It can do whatever it wants. It doesn't affect in anyway how Bitcoin is running, what Bitcoin means, how people should use it.
Whatever it does doesn't change anything about Bitcoin. Just because Coinbase makes questionable decisions doesn't mean Bitcoin is also put into question. At the end of the day, each one of us remains free whether to stick to Bitcoin's philosophy or embrace Coinbase's actions.
yes you are right. Whatever coinbase is doing right won't really affect bitcoin although it is against the decentralised nature of bitcoin. However coinbase is just an exchange and they are motive is to expand there business and to make more profit by attracting more users. This will not in anyway affect the nature of bitcoin as being decentralised. Yes coinbase decisions has nothing to do with bitcoin since bitcoin is not being controlled by an exchange.
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