Stay away from Bitcoin crazy

[Yales]

Mkuu mimi nataka kujiunga na Bitcoin, je ofisi zao hapa Tanzania ziko wapi?

Amazon,paypal, Aliexpress, Ebay, wordremit au waves au iTunes wana ofisi Hapa Tanzania?

 

[Dr Matola PhD]

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Fanyeni kazi achaneni na huu upumbavu.

Sheikh hakuweza kujitabiria rarehe yake ya kufa.

 

[Dr Matola PhD]

Amazon,paypal, Aliexpress, Ebay, wordremit au waves au iTunes wana ofisi Hapa Tanzania?

Hata google na Facebook hawana ofisi Tanzania.

Lakini ni vitu viwili tofauti na hizi Pyramid zenu.

 

[Yales]

Hata google na Facebook hawana ofisi Tanzania.

Lakini ni vitu viwili tofauti na hizi Pyramid zenu.

Google na Facebook izo achana mi nazungumzia site ambazo unaweza lipa kununua au tu za kufanyia miamala je zina office apo bongo?

 

[Dr Matola PhD]

Google na Facebook izo achana mi nazungumzia site ambazo unaweza lipa kununua au tu za kufanyia miamala je zina office apo bongo?

Ok hizi coin zenu nikitaka cash hapa mjini napataje?

 

[Dr Matola PhD]

Yales bado nasubili jibu lako naona umepotea ghafla.

 

[brAin cRacker]

Soon bitcoin ita wa shangaza "invest what u afford to lose

 

[heartbeats]

Wanavuta pumzi ya kupanda kwa kasi bhana we watu wame exchange kula hollydays so ikianza kupanda dola yenyewe itaomba poo

 

[Dr Matola PhD]

Soon bitcoin ita wa shangaza "invest what u afford to lose

Kuna swali nimeuliza hapo juu mbona sijibiwi?

Nikiwa na shida hizo bitcoin natumiaje?

Tupo kwenye sikukuu nahitaji matumizi ya familia napataje cash?

Wanavuta pumzi ya kupanda kwa kasi bhana we watu wame exchange kula hollydays so ikianza kupanda dola yenyewe itaomba poo

 

[heartbeats]

Ok hizi coin zenu nikitaka cash hapa mjini napataje?

Kwa tz naona hawaruhusu hiyo ila benki nying za mamton wana ruhusu kupata cash kwa tz hakunaa

 

[Yales]

Ok hizi coin zenu nikitaka cash hapa mjini napataje?

Bitpesa ipo Una toa via mpesa, Ila uwe tu verified kule bitpesa ukitaka cash pia unaweza kumuuzia mtu na akakuwekea hela via mpesa au mkafanya biashara physical

 

[Siyabonga101]

Yaan ww ni msomi au mtu wa kukariri ujuha wako utakufanya uish maisha ya shda hd unakufa wenzio wanatoboa kuna vitabu vn vimeandk hbr ya bitcoin km hujui kaa kmya usijufanye unajua kila kitu alfu unspotosha watu

Ndio maana ukajiita FISI!
Pathetic !

 

[nusuhela]

Ni ngumu sana hii kupata pesa isipokuwa kwa wapigaji

Mbona mimi napata na nina withdraw hela zangu? Hao wapigaji ndo akina nani mkuu?

 

[nusuhela]

Kumbe yamekuwa haya! Juzi kati nilitaka kujaribu nikajiambia wacha nisome isije ikawa upatu. Hahahhhh sasa itakuwaje maana kuna vijana na wazee waliingia kwenye hili wakasema 'kazi ni za wasomi tu'
Forex nayo ni jamii ya hii au ni tofauti
Bitcoin=Forex au ni aje?
Tufahamishane wajameni....

Ni sawa na kuiliza kwamba USD ni sawa na forex!!!? Bitcoin ni hela. Forex ni kifupi cha foreign exchange

 

[white hat]

Kuna swali nimeuliza hapo juu mbona sijibiwi?

Nikiwa na shida hizo bitcoin natumiaje?

Tupo kwenye sikukuu nahitaji matumizi ya familia napataje cash?

unauza hizo bitcoin na kupata cash kwa njia ya mpesa ,airtelmoney na mitandao mbalimbali utakao uhitaji kupitia www.remitano.com
au www.localbitcoins.com

 

[white hat]

Gidy Crypto njoo uwaelezee vijana hii kitu naona watu hawaelewi kabisa

 

[Muambar97]

akili itafunguka sana kama utasoma huu ujumbe kwa makini

 

[mathematics]

Ok hizi coin zenu nikitaka cash hapa mjini napataje?

Ili kununua au kuuza bitcoin unajiunga na broker , ukishajiunga unaweka pesa kwa broker kwa visa card kwa akaunt uliyojiungia kupitia broker. Tuseme umeweka $100 ukapata faida $1000, jumla unakua $1100 kwenye akaunt itaonekana hivyo. Kutoa faida unatoa same way ulivyoiweka, una press withdrawal inaingia kwa card yako ya bank hence your bank account ready to use them for sikukuu. Zipo njia nyingi za kuweka pesa na kutoa, nimekuelewesha hiyo moja.

 

[BAK]

Tatizo kubwa la Watanzania wengi ni kujifanya wanajua kila kitu hata yale ambayo hawajui chochote. Watawabishia hata wataalam waliobobea kwenye sector za finance na economy kwenye hii issue ya Bitcoin. Kaa mbali Mkuu na hii bahati nasibu ya upofu.

The last person into a speculative frenzy such as bitcoin never gets out before it's too late
Ron Insana | @rinsana
Published 20 Hours Ago Updated 20 Hours AgoCNBC.com

• I'm certainly more than a little miffed that I didn't follow the lead of one of my friends who bought bitcoin at $300.
• However, I'm also happy that I didn't follow another friend who got to the party just as the punch bowl was taken away.
• Trees don't grow to the sky, as they say on Wall Street. And the last person into a speculative frenzy never gets out before it's too late.

Christophe Morin | Bloomberg | Getty Images
A customer enters the offices of La Maison du Bitcoin bank in Paris, France.
A few nights ago I got a phone call from the mother of one of my son's friends. She is a child psychologist, and her husband works in IT for a major bank.

She had been discussing cryptocurrencies with her husband, and they decided it might be a good idea to consult with me before taking a flier on one or two of the lesser known cryptos that had not yet rallied as much as bitcoin, bitcoin cash, litecoin or ethereum.

I expressed my long-held concerns about this "asset class" and suggested that if they decided to invest (speculate) in the one or two they were exploring that they should do it with money they could afford to lose.

I looked at the two they were thinking of getting into, took $5,000 and decided that, what the hell, I probably should take a swing myself, knowing a few people personally who have made a fortune in bitcoin.

The two currencies I examined were priced in the pennies. I thought if I bought one of the least expensive offerings, I could control 50,000 coins. If it were simply to rise to $100 per coin, I'd gross $5 million. A king's ransom for a few days', weeks', months' or even a year's work.

Then I thought a little more. Having failed to make a Rip Van Winklevoss billion, as I slept through bitcoin's 10-year rally, I surmised that such a purchase on my part would absolutely mark a top in the cryptocurrency craze.

I've seen this movie before. At the height of the internet bubble, some of my colleagues and I were trying to decide if we should remain as business journalists on cable television, or join some of our colleagues in start-up dot.com ventures that focused on web-delivered business news.

Thankfully, many of us were bound to contracts and couldn't simply leave our posts to join the young and restless.

One of our colleagues, from another service, had joined a start-up business site and was worth $9 million the very first day that dotcom went public.

When he left a couple years later, that $9 million was worth about $100,000. In the interim, we had kept our jobs, gotten raises and bonuses and, most important, had dodged a bullet that all but killed those who ran to make their instant fortunes.

As I write this, bitcoin has gone through its fifth 30-plus-percent correction this year. While prices remain fluid, the main cryptocurrency has lost as much as 45 percent of its value this week alone.

In the "old days" we'd call that a crash.

The key question, now that we know that litecoin's founder dumped his whole stash; now that futures have made the price of bitcoin move in more than one direction; and now that the margin buyer has entered the market, is whether the bubble has burst, or if this is just the big pause that refreshes.

Certainly, the underlying blockchain technology is not only disruptive to financial systems, but also likely a transformational technology that will radically alter the speed, efficiency, cost and transparency around all manner of financial transactions.

But will cryptocurrencies themselves be a required component of this new functionality? The Federal Reserve and the Treasury can borrow the technology to create "digital dollars," which have all the attendant prerequisites to be considered legal tender.

As yet, bitcoin and other cryptos lack the three defining characteristics of money: a unit of account; a medium of exchange, and a storehouse of value.

Cryptocurrency enthusiasts argued that bitcoin and the like, at the very least, represented the latter, calling bitcoin "millennial gold."

Even that barbarous relic has had its share of speculative episodes, the most memorable in the 1970s and early '80s and then again in the mid-2000s.

Nothing goes up forever. Trees don't grow to the sky, as they say on Wall Street. And the last person into a speculative frenzy never gets out before it's too late.

Happily, I followed my own advice and didn't play this late in the game. I'm certainly more than a little miffed that I didn't follow the lead of one of my friends who bought bitcoin at $300.

However, I'm also happy that I didn't follow another friend who got to the party just as the punch bowl was taken away.

Dah sisi ngoja tuendelee kubeba zege izo bitcoin chezeni nyiny

 

[PARADIGM]

Hii inaweza kuporomoka zaidi kwani wengi machale yameshawacheza hii kitu ni utapeli tu. Watu watacheza nayo mbali na hivyo kusababisha kasi ya kuporomoka iwe kubwa sana. Ngoja tusubiri tuone muelekeo.

Mi kunq jamaa alishataka kiniingiza na nikishakubaki. Nilichomoq dakika ya mwisho. Haikupita siku na serikali ikaipiga marufuku. Nilipomuuliza akasema hiyo ni vita ya mabenki hawataki coins kwasababu ni competitor wao. Nilipata ushauri kwa ndugu yangu yuko benki na kunizuia nisijiingeze kwenye huo mchezo maana ni version ya upatu tu. Na kweli ni kama ilinisaidia.