Bitcoin plummeted, have you ever been cheated by Bitcoin?

Updated on Financial 2024-02-14
31 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    I didn't. Because I don't even dare to do this. This kind of venture capital, to be honest, feels like it can't be played at all with my IQ.

    Although it sounds like this bitcoin is really powerful, it is said to be relatively stable. But sometimes when I hear that others will lose billions, I stop. Besides, what do you say about virtual currency?

    It always feels unreliable. Of course, this is a personal feeling. Actually, I don't know much about it.

    You know what it looks like.

    Knowing is a virtual currency. Then this currency is relatively difficult to copy. That is, there is less counterfeiting.

    Because it has a system. To put it simply, when you are trading, you need to publicize it and let others know your transaction history. In this way, the bitcoin market will tend to stabilize.

    Probably before this ** incident, everyone was quite confident in it, after all, it was so fierce before. Suddenly**, some investors may meet on the rooftop. <>

    There's a reason why Bitcoin is **. First of all, it has no policy support, and in Chinese society, if you don't have state support, how long can you live? Moreover, now that there is cash bitcoin and cash bitcoin, then virtual bitcoin will definitely be affected, and the two are incompatible.

    Finally, there was a period of time when the market tended to move sideways, and investors lost much confidence in Bitcoin. But now it seems that bitcoin is slowly starting to rise again. The market is slowly coming back.

    But, we still don't dare to play this thing. <

    Investment is risky, so be cautious.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    No, what is Bitcoin?,The concept is also very vague.,It feels like it's still very far away from my life.。。

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Nope....People with an IQ like me know that Bitcoin is so profitable only when it is about to get cold, which is probably why I am poor.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    No, not so much capital is pitted by Bitcoin, to put it bluntly, it is poor. Even if I'm not poor, I don't think I will be pitted. Because I don't even know how to play Bitcoin.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The pit, in the case that I thought Bitcoin would go up****, who knows**. Therefore, you need to be cautious when investing.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    I was once cheated by Bitcoin, I invested a little money at that time, and then I dropped Bitcoin, and then my country banned the buying and selling of Bitcoin.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    No, I didn't have much contact with the Internet before, let alone a virtual currency like Bitcoin, but I'm glad I didn't invest in Bitcoin at that time!

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    No, because I know that it is Ponzi **, a worthless investment, I never touch it, and I don't understand why someone is so fanatical about speculating on it.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    I was pitted by Bitcoin, I didn't expect it to rise so high, and I sold it after making two thousand yuan, if I didn't sell it at the time, I don't have to worry about paying back the flowers, cry.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    I don't have any, I haven't used Bitcoin, and I don't want to be one of those people who have been cheated.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that was invented in 2008 by an unidentified person or group of people using the name Satoshi Nakamoto. The currency came into use in 2009 when it was released as open-source software. Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency with no bank or single administrator that can be sent from user to user on the peer-to-peer Bitcoin network without the need for an intermediary.

    Transactions are verified by network nodes through cryptography and recorded in a public distributed ledger called a blockchain. <>

    As a new user, you can start using Bitcoin without knowing the technical details. Once you have installed a Bitcoin wallet on your computer or phone, it will generate your first Bitcoin address, and you can create more at any time. You can reveal your address to your friends so they can pay you and vice versa.

    In fact, this is very similar to how email works, except that the Bitcoin address should only be used once. <>

    Blockchain is a shared public ledger on which the entire Bitcoin network depends. All confirmed transactions are included in the blockchain. It allows Bitcoin wallets to calculate their disposable balances in order to verify new transactions, ensuring that they are actually owned by the spent.

    The integrity and chronological order of the blockchain is performed by cryptography.

    A transaction is the transfer of value between Bitcoin wallets that are included in the blockchain. Bitcoin wallets hold a secret piece of data called a private key, or seed, that is used to sign transactions, providing mathematical proofs from the wallet owner. The signature also prevents the transaction from being altered by anyone once it is posted.

    All transactions are broadcast to the network and are usually confirmed within 10-20 minutes through a process called mining. <>

    Mining is a distributed consensus system used to confirm pending transactions by incorporating them into the blockchain. It executes chronological order in the blockchain, protects the neutrality of the network, and allows different computers to agree on the state of the system. To be confirmed, the transaction must be packed in a block that conforms to the very strict cryptographic rules of network validation.

    These rules prevent previous blocks from being modified, as doing so invalidates all subsequent blocks. Mining also creates the lottery equivalent of a competitive lottery, preventing any individual from easily adding new blocks to the blockchain in a row. In this way, no group or individual can control what is included in the blockchain, or replace a portion of the blockchain to roll back their own spending.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    I haven't been in contact with it, but I've learned about the relevant currency from the Internet, although this is a virtual currency, but the resulting transactions are also risky.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    I haven't touched this virtual currency because it's very unreal, so I don't like it.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    No, I don't know exactly how he works, so I don't have any desire to buy this currency.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    I haven't been in contact with Bitcoin, because I think that this kind of Bitcoin, its investment risk is relatively high, so I don't dare to accept it, and it is very virtual.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    I haven't been exposed to Bitcoin, which is a virtual currency, and I think it's a bit unreliable, so I haven't touched it.

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    I haven't touched it, and I think Bitcoin is a virtual currency, and there is no way to control the rise and fall.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    I haven't touched it and never bought it, I feel like it's a virtual currency, so I've never tried to buy it. Now Bitcoin's ** has plummeted.

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    Many people have made money by investing in Bitcoin before, but now that Bitcoin has fallen sharply, investors want to cry without tears, why are the ups and downs of Bitcoin so huge? This is because on the one hand, Bitcoin is a virtual currency, on the other hand, it is affected by many factors, and it will also fluctuate. <>

    1.Bitcoin is a virtual currency.

    Because Bitcoin uses blockchain technology, and this technology is a better encryption technology, so people think that Bitcoin is relatively safe, so later some people invested in Bitcoin, with the increase in publicity, slowly more and more people began to invest in Bitcoin, resulting in Bitcoin's ** higher and higher, but in fact, Bitcoin is just a virtual currency, if no one thinks that this thing is valuable, this thing is worthless, so it is normal for ** to rise relatively large. <>

    2.Bitcoin's is influenced by a lot of factors.

    Bitcoin is a virtual currency, very special, and not the same as the coins we use daily, for example, Bitcoin's ** is affected by many factors, if an influential person says a word, then it may cause the ** of this thing to rise very high, but if a certain person says a demeaning word, then this ** may be very low, this is because people are uncertain about its value, and it has no real value object, so its** It's always up and down. <>

    3.A lot of ** are not optimistic about this thing.

    The reason why Bitcoin is a very risky thing to invest in is because many places do not support this thing, or even completely resist this thing, that is to say, if you are deceived on it, it may only be able to be regarded as a virtual item, and it cannot be regarded as how much money you have been cheated of, so this is also a more troublesome place, because it is not protected, so this thing is more risky, and many people are also bankrupt because of investing in this thing, which is also worthy of the vigilance of every ordinary person.

    All in all, we must know that investing in anything is risky, so don't go bankrupt to do Bitcoin, first of all, this is a virtual currency, its real value also depends on how much people think it is worth, if no one thinks it is valuable, then it is not worth a penny, so it is normal for Bitcoin to fluctuate up and down, and many people do not think that this Bitcoin is a good thing, so Bitcoin's ** up and down is very good, and ordinary people are more prone to lose money.

  20. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    Because Bitcoin is a tool used by capital to harvest leeks, when Bitcoin rises fiercely, many people will chase after it, and then they can get profits.

  21. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    Because Bitcoin is a virtual currency, it is very unstable, so I think we should stop investing in this currency.

  22. Anonymous users2024-01-16

    Bitcoin has risen a lot in recent years, but it is important to understand that everything will follow a return to equilibrium, and if there is a high, there will be a place, and it is just a matter of time.

  23. Anonymous users2024-01-15

    The recent emergence of other cryptocurrencies on the market has put a lot of competitive pressure on Bitcoin, and many countries have also banned Bitcoin mining and trading, which has severely hit the market demand for Bitcoin.

  24. Anonymous users2024-01-14

    I am not optimistic about the future of Bitcoin, Bitcoin has no real value, cannot be used in reality, and there is a risk of zero in the future.

    At the beginning of the birth of Bitcoin, it was originally for decentralization, so that people's property can be better preserved, and people's transactions are more convenient, but I did not expect that Bitcoin has become a speculation tool, and people hold Bitcoin just to get rich through speculation.

    Bitcoin's ** has not stood the test, under Musk's cloud-shaking operation, people have seen the fragility of Bitcoin, and continue to sell Bitcoin, making Bitcoin's ** all the way**.

    1. Bitcoin's **inflated, the future is difficult**. Bitcoin's ** has been as high as tens of thousands of dollars, and many people make money by hoarding Bitcoin, but Bitcoin's ** has discouraged ordinary investors, and people will not buy expensive Bitcoin in the future, so it is difficult for Bitcoin ** to rise. Many investors who are new to the cryptocurrency market are more inclined to cheap cryptocurrencies, such as animal coins such as Dogecoin are favored by investors.

    Second, Bitcoin has no real value and is not suitable for purchase and collection. After the birth of Bitcoin, it is not recognized by sovereign countries, cannot be circulated and used in the market, and can only be traded on exchanges on the network, and there is no practical application scenario in real life, so holding Bitcoin is worthless. The characteristics of Bitcoin itself determine that Bitcoin is not suitable for long-term holding and collection.

    3. Bitcoin decentralization is a joke, it has not stood the test, and there is a risk of zero in the future. Bitcoin was originally decentralized and not controlled by the central bank, so that it could maintain its value, but it backfired, without the endorsement of an authoritative institution, Bitcoin is easier for people to manipulate, Musk's control of Bitcoin makes people see the fragility of Bitcoin, Bitcoin cannot withstand the test of risk, and there is a possibility of clearing zero in the future, so invest in Bitcoin to be extra careful. <>

  25. Anonymous users2024-01-13

    Bitcoin has been in a row for the past few days, and I think this should be a phase, and because of the influence of Musk, who has often appeared in the crypto industry recently, has affected Bitcoin to a certain extent. Like other professionals, I am also optimistic about the future of Bitcoin, and the value of Bitcoin will always be ** in the future, because the value of Bitcoin has risen over time, with a total of only 21 million, and Bitcoin is deflationary by design.

  26. Anonymous users2024-01-12

    Bullish, because now that there is a Dogecoin, the bitcoin market may have suffered a significant decline, but it will not be long before they will return to their original state.

  27. Anonymous users2024-01-11

    I'm not optimistic, I always think this is too floating, unrealistic, it's better to be down-to-earth.

  28. Anonymous users2024-01-10

    I'm not optimistic, because now Bitcoin ** shows that many people already think that he is worthless, and the essence of Bitcoin is just a string**, ** are all speculated, so Bitcoin has no future.

  29. Anonymous users2024-01-09

    Bitcoin was originally virtual and worthless, and it all relied on hype to become popular, and the future will certainly not be too good.

  30. Anonymous users2024-01-08

    Even when it's at its highest, I'm not optimistic about it?

  31. Anonymous users2024-01-07

    Bitcoin is an electronic currency generated by open-source P2P software, a digital currency, and a network virtual asset. Bitcoin is also paraphrased as "Bitgold". Bitcoin is based on a set of cryptographic codes and is generated through complex algorithms, which are decentralized without interference from any individual or organization; Anyone can run a bitcoin client and participate in the creation of bitcoins; Bitcoin uses electronic signatures to achieve circulation, and verifies repeated purchases through a P2P distributed network.

    The generation and consumption of each piece of bitcoin will be recorded and informed to the whole network through the P2P distributed network, and there is no possibility of forgery.

    Bitcoin is not issued by a specific monetary institution, it is generated through a large number of calculations by a specific algorithm, and the Bitcoin economy uses a distributed database of many nodes in the entire P2P network to confirm and record all transactions. The decentralized nature of P2P and the algorithm itself can ensure that the value of the currency cannot be artificially manipulated by creating a large number of bitcoins, and the design based on cryptography can make bitcoins can only be transferred or paid by the real owner. This ensures the anonymity of currency ownership and circulation.

    The following is a doctor's answer to some hot questions, I understand after reading it, you can take a look. What does Bitcoin count? The content of the calculation is to find strings that meet certain hash results, and the way to find is almost to try one string at a time.

    What is a hash? A hash is a mapping of a string to a number (many but finite digits). This mapping is usually designed to not be reversed.

    That is, if you are told a number n, it is difficult for you to calculate a string s such that hash(s)=n.

    Why can it be a hash? Theoretically, anything that is not easy to obtain and easy to store for a long time can be used as currency.

    Why does it have to be a hash? Not necessarily, there are many other electronic currencies. Bitcoin appeared only when someone posted an anonymous article on the Internet.

    There are conspiracy theories that Bitcoin was designed by crypto scientists to accelerate ...... by the hash algorithm

    Is Bitcoin a commodity or a currency? It's a question that's still being debated in the industry. Bitcoin is theoretically designed to be used as a currency, and in fact it has some monetary properties (it is used as a universal exchange), but it has not yet reached the universal level of currency (the items and scenarios that can be bought and sold are very limited), and it does not have the macroeconomic regulatory role of other currencies (because no one can control the speed of money issuance).

    What is the practical use of calculations? The things themselves are of little practical use, and the biggest and only practical use is to exchange them.

    Since it's useless, can you use so much effort? Bitcoin is designed with the liberal ideal of a**ism: designing a currency so that there is no need for a bank and no bank. This is the real price to be paid for achieving this ideal at present.

    Is the ideal of a**ism the ideal of justice? Great question. But I'm not strong yet, so I'll get here first.

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