Bitcoin in the Philippines uproar - page 4.

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

Yeah bitcoin really possibly influence the improvement of the Philippines because all Filipinos are aware in technology so some of Filipino can be know about bitcoin, If many Filipino use the bitcoin I'm pretty sure that the economy of Philippines will improve.

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I do think bitcoin can help the economy of the philippines that much. Since bitcoin is growing continuously we can say that the help in economic growth will be seen in just a couple of years.

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There are nimble guys live in Southeast Asia, they trim the sails to the wind. They need to crowl out from powerty. Earn only on drugs is not the best idea, all the more they can be killed for it. It's better to have deals with bitcoins.

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

Philippines is a great avenue for investment like Bitcoin. Filipinos are very open minded when it comes to technology and improvement. As seen, many of successfulll investors come from Philippines. The Phil. Government has nothing against Bitcoin and they should continue that. What they need to monitor are those ICOs and coins who are not legit and all scam. I think social awareness can increase Bitcoin user population.

To those who are saying that filipinos are greedy, don't say that and generalized. I think there are some who are no complying with the rules, bu there are also compliant and you can see their post are very sensible.

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Yes it's true that the growth of bitcoin in the Philippines is very fast. Filipinos are the most active of talking about technology. I think that bitcoin can really affect the economical status of the Philippines. It is very a big help for us to have a knowledge in working here and can help us financially.

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I can still remember back in 2015. I only know really few people using bitcoin services. I cannot even see any posts from my friends regarding bitcoin. But now is a very different story people are talking about it anywhere.

Sadly most of this persons from the Philippines do not truly understand bitcoin is. All they are aiming for is its benefits and one thing that really got my attention is that they are entering into scam sites plus promoting it.

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

Yes. We can. Just helping each other here at bitcoin. We can also communicate on the other country and our economics can improve just talk and negotiate on the other people.

It is now 9:45 in the Philippines so many of shit posting will begin...like the post above. It's utter and complete nonsense. Can a moderator make sense of what was just said? After all, that's the purpose of moderators. I'm not suggesting banning access of the Philippines to these forums but people that post like this...who make up about 90% of posts on these forums....might deserve a penalty to their precious post count or banned altogether. Make them learn enough English as to not write total nonsense or ban their account and make them create a new account when they have the requisite skills to post on an English forum. If they are really serious they'll get it right on the 2nd or 3rd try.

I would advise you to report that post and others like it, because they shouldn't make money by spouting such drivel. All those posts sound the same, and it's the result of limited English or intelligence. And that shit is killing the usefulness of bitcointalk. I reported that post myself.

And it's got nothing to do with nationality or race. A shitpost is a shitpost.

Thank you for this statement. We cannot excuse that we are lacking on english grammar, because if others can,Filipinos can learn also. Reporting is also another way for them to check out themselves and see if they are posting shitty or constructively. As I am also learning to know English grammar and create more constructive sentences. As a part of Bitcointalk, Whatever it's nationality or race, Let's report a shitpost.

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

The influence of bitcoin in the Philippines is gradually increasing in fact that because of that there are companies that is created for the purpose of transacting bitcoins. an example of this is coins.ph which you can send, convert your bitcoins to local currency and you can also pay your bills by using their service. In fact that many Filipinos who don't have a stable job are now earning income by working online paid by bitcoins. Which means they have now financial freedom which really helps the economy of a country. because when ever you buy something you are paying a tax and if that money you are using are from bitcoins earnings that sure is a proof that bitcoins helps the economy.

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I think that the Philippines is kind of behind in terms of technology and innovations but once they get a hand of it, they are easy to adapt and passing on the information to their peers are unstoppable. It's a good thing about them that they are resourceful in looking for opportunities to earn a living. Just sad how sometimes some carry the name of the race in a bad light.

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Yes it has been a major source of income for many Filipinos who's doing bitcoin as well as signature campaigns. It is very clear how bitcoin touches many lives of people who are looking for additional source of income to support their finances and with the growing industry of crypto currencies many Filipinos are getting so much thru it which also helps the economy of the Philippines.

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

Yes. We can. Just helping each other here at bitcoin. We can also communicate on the other country and our economics can improve just talk and negotiate on the other people.

It is now 9:45 in the Philippines so many of shit posting will begin...like the post above. It's utter and complete nonsense. Can a moderator make sense of what was just said? After all, that's the purpose of moderators. I'm not suggesting banning access of the Philippines to these forums but people that post like this...who make up about 90% of posts on these forums....might deserve a penalty to their precious post count or banned altogether. Make them learn enough English as to not write total nonsense or ban their account and make them create a new account when they have the requisite skills to post on an English forum. If they are really serious they'll get it right on the 2nd or 3rd try.

I would advise you to report that post and others like it, because they shouldn't make money by spouting such drivel. All those posts sound the same, and it's the result of limited English or intelligence. And that shit is killing the usefulness of bitcointalk. I reported that post myself.

And it's got nothing to do with nationality or race. A shitpost is a shitpost.

Not sure about any uproar over Bitcoin in the Philippines, but these garbage posts are certainly causing an uproar in this forum. Angry

Trying to stay OT, it is pretty obvious that the uptake of Bitcoin is higher in countries with a devaluing currency. The Peso has been pretty weak vs. USD in the last 5 years.

It should not be credited to all Filipinos that posting garbage at forums there are also members from other asian countries who has more horrible grammar than the Filipinos.

It is because of our current Government which primary mission is to kill innocent people Tongue

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

Yes Philippines is very active to bitcoin. Well in-fact I know plenty of Filipinos who are into bitcoin. It is not that because they just have knowledge to bitcoin, but it is because of the capability of bitcoin to let them gain money while learning. Filipinos are really hardworking especially when they gain money, I'm not saying that Filipinos are into money only but we really need money to improve due to low on technology advancement. Well bitcoin on the other hand improves Philippine's economical status, because it can let them earn money even if they don't leave their job and it also let them know what is happening in the modern technology world.

Definitely yes, filipinos are very hard working people which they will do anything just tonearn money for their financial needs. We filipino are here in bitcoin not just only to earn money but also to gain some knowledge about it and on how we can make our country into better. I believe that bitcoin may help us to improve our technology and economical status if we users may help each other and be united. Also if all filipinos would not be selfish as well.

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

Yes. We can. Just helping each other here at bitcoin. We can also communicate on the other country and our economics can improve just talk and negotiate on the other people.

It is now 9:45 in the Philippines so many of shit posting will begin...like the post above. It's utter and complete nonsense. Can a moderator make sense of what was just said? After all, that's the purpose of moderators. I'm not suggesting banning access of the Philippines to these forums but people that post like this...who make up about 90% of posts on these forums....might deserve a penalty to their precious post count or banned altogether. Make them learn enough English as to not write total nonsense or ban their account and make them create a new account when they have the requisite skills to post on an English forum. If they are really serious they'll get it right on the 2nd or 3rd try.

I would advise you to report that post and others like it, because they shouldn't make money by spouting such drivel. All those posts sound the same, and it's the result of limited English or intelligence. And that shit is killing the usefulness of bitcointalk. I reported that post myself.

And it's got nothing to do with nationality or race. A shitpost is a shitpost.

Not sure about any uproar over Bitcoin in the Philippines, but these garbage posts are certainly causing an uproar in this forum. Angry

Trying to stay OT, it is pretty obvious that the uptake of Bitcoin is higher in countries with a devaluing currency. The Peso has been pretty weak vs. USD in the last 5 years.

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I doubt someone in the Philippines could afford a whole Bitcoin. I think ICOs would have much greater chance of changing peoples lives over there due to the cheap entry price.

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I guess bitcoin can play a major role in the economic stability of a certain country, If the financial status of a person increases or change positively because of bitcoin then they can acquire goods and sustain the expenses for their basic needs and even some sort of leisure in that sense the economy will grow and so the country will benefit.

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Quote from: Realist247 on October 11, 2017, 08:49:19 PM

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

Yes. We can. Just helping each other here at bitcoin. We can also communicate on the other country and our economics can improve just talk and negotiate on the other people.

It is now 9:45 in the Philippines so many of shit posting will begin...like the post above. It's utter and complete nonsense. Can a moderator make sense of what was just said? After all, that's the purpose of moderators. I'm not suggesting banning access of the Philippines to these forums but people that post like this...who make up about 90% of posts on these forums....might deserve a penalty to their precious post count or banned altogether. Make them learn enough English as to not write total nonsense or ban their account and make them create a new account when they have the requisite skills to post on an English forum. If they are really serious they'll get it right on the 2nd or 3rd try.

I would advise you to report that post and others like it, because they shouldn't make money by spouting such drivel. All those posts sound the same, and it's the result of limited English or intelligence. And that shit is killing the usefulness of bitcointalk. I reported that post myself.

And it's got nothing to do with nationality or race. A shitpost is a shitpost.

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

yes it may affect and it may not. It may affect our economy when our country absorbs the cryptocurrency platforms and especially bitcoin but on the other hand it may not if the politics will still be our number one problem in the country.

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Quote from: noelwenceslao03 on October 10, 2017, 05:12:29 PM

Here in the Philippines, the growth in the knowledge about bitcoin is drastically exponential. Could bitcoin possibly influence the improvement and advancement of the Philippine's economical status? In what aspects?

Yes. We can. Just helping each other here at bitcoin. We can also communicate on the other country and our economics can improve just talk and negotiate on the other people.

It is now 9:45 in the Philippines so many of shit posting will begin...like the post above. It's utter and complete nonsense. Can a moderator make sense of what was just said? After all, that's the purpose of moderators. I'm not suggesting banning access of the Philippines to these forums but people that post like this...who make up about 90% of posts on these forums....might deserve a penalty to their precious post count or banned altogether. Make them learn enough English as to not write total nonsense or ban their account and make them create a new account when they have the requisite skills to post on an English forum. If they are really serious they'll get it right on the 2nd or 3rd try.

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The news of bitcoin in the Philippines is very good, many people tell about bitcoin so make a lot of people enthusiastic and eager to know bitcoin and finally become the user.

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Basically speaking Filipinos are hardworking person, they make a lot of moneys online. kudos to all filipinos out there. Filipinos future in Bitcoins is really bright. i have friends here who are filipinos they taught me how to influence others by using bitcoin.

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