Topic: [Interviews] with Bitcointalk members - page 5. (Read 30873 times)

Thanks a lot zasad@ for giving this opportunity to participate in this interview  

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1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?

Answer: I remember when I was looking for ways to make money online it seemed like the easiest option even if the income was not huge. Sometimes I get lucky and get paid but other times it is a waste of time and energy. Then my cousin introduced me to Bitcoin. I would love to learn about this digital currency and how it is measured in Satoshi. I started collecting satoshis from faucets not knowing that the value of bitcoins will increase in the future. When the price was in the hundreds I sold most of the proceeds to enjoy my gain. I later fell victim to a  scam on Facebook and YouTube trying my luck with online investing. However this unfortunate experience prompted me to create a bitcoin wallet and delve into the world of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin price volatility intrigued me and drove me to do extensive research all night long. At that time I stumbled across a forum and saw the potential of Bitcoin for online transactions. This discovery fueled my passion and eventually led me to pursue a degree Computer Science.

2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?

Answer: I bought my first bitcoin in 2019 when bitcoin was around $8,000-$9,000. I bought $1500 to $2,000 worth of bitcoins. I do not remember which exchange I used but I sold it a few months later and I do not remember why  

3. How did you get on the forum?

Answer: My friend recommended me to visit this forum if I want to earn extra income from cryptocurrencies. He suggested there where I could grow my account and participate in compaigns like bounties and signatures and other ways to earn rewards like Airdrops, Micro Earnings, and Faucets.

4.1. How do you consider whether 2-3 years of experience in cryptocurrency is enough to successfully invest or does an investor need to receive special education?

Answer: Two to three years of cryptocurrency experience can be a good basis for understanding market dynamics technologies and trends. However, to successfully invest in cryptocurrencies you need to be constantly learning keeping up with the latest developments and conducting in depth research. While formal training in the field can be helpful it is not a requirement for successful investing. Practical experience learning from reputable sources, and awareness of the risks involved are key factors in making informed investment decisions.

4.2. What prevents mass adoption of cryptocurrencies?

Answer: Mass adoption of cryptocurrencies has been delayed due to opposition from governments banks and negative media coverage. However, the Bitcoin community is making progress, and improved, user friendly software solutions are expected to drive adoption. While volatility and fraud present challenges spreading awareness and dispelling misconceptions is critical to widespread adoption especially in developing countries with large populations.

4.4. Are you using the Lightning network? If yes, for what purposes?

Answer: I might not use it until now but perhaps I will use it in the future.

4.5. Which secure cryptocurrency wallets are you currently using?

Answer: I primarily use Trust Wallet to send and receive funds and to save money for the future. However I have noticed that many users prefer to keep their funds on the exchange and may not be aware of the potential risk of the exchange going out of business as was the case with the Hotbit exchange recently. There are several reliable and secure cryptocurrency wallets on the market including Ledger Trezor and Coinbase Wallet. You might consider using one of these.

5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?

Answer: The merit system seems like a positive addition as it solves the problem of growing from low quality posts and being sold for signature campaign revenue. While I am not positive enough to judge its effectiveness, I hope it helps reduce spam. Signature events if managed properly can benefit all participants. Revenue and signature campaigns definitely improve the health of the forum by encouraging users to contribute meaningful content. While the achievement system is not flawless, it can serve as a useful tool in identifying useful forum participants. Additionally, introducing a voting system where trusted users can upvote or downvote posts could further crack down on low quality content and deter repeat offenders.

6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?

Answer: This forum has many useful forum topics that I believe are relevant to everyone. I cannot mention all of them but here are a few:

• Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ
• Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
  
  • Newbies - Read before posting
  • Bitcointalk Merit Dashboard
  
  Most Helpful Users:
  
  • DdmrDdmr
  • fillippone
  • JayJuanGee
  • Hhampuz
  • lovesmayfamilis
  • LoyceV
  
  7. 3 things you would implement on the forum?
  
  Answer: I think there is no need to do anything else in this forum. Everything here is the best.
  
  8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?
  
  Answer: I have tried trading and investing in projects on exchanges but my favorite thing to do is investing in projects because I earn more from them than from trading. Additionally converting cryptocurrencies to fiat currencies can sometimes be a challenge due to regulatory requirements limited availability of exchanges and more. or bank limits. That's why I do not like trading on exchanges you can also read my 9th Answer.
  
  9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?
  
  Answer: In my trading journey I have experienced both the thrill of winning and the pain of losing. Through careful analysis I managed to make a profit of more than $3,000 which strengthened my confidence in trading. However a series of unfortunate trades resulted in a loss of approximately $2,600 a valuable risk management lesson. Undaunted I was determined to learn from this experience and continue to pursue financial growth in the trading world. So if we calculate exact profit from trading then I get only $400 dollar.
  
  11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution
  
  Answer: No
  
  12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?
  
  Answer: I have never read any Bitcoin book until today nor will I read in the future. But I have watched several videos about Bitcoin on YouTube and sometimes I have also searched about Bitcoin on Google.
  
  13. Advise 3 cryptocurrencies/tokens for investment in the next 1-2 years?
  
  Answer: In next 1 - 2 years i suggested that we can invest in these coins:
  1. Always Bitcoin (BTC)
  2. Ethereum (ETH)
  3. Binance (BNB)
  
  14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2023?
  
  Answer: If I guessed the price of BTC at the end of this year then its price may be $36k - $39k
  

I answered everyone. If you want to get questions faster, send me a private message.
If you have recently registered on the forum, you should not start with an interview, because no one knows you. Prove yourself on the forum for a few months, get the rank of member and welcome to share your wisdom and experience.
If you have a cryptocurrency project or work experience in an interesting company, then we can make a more interesting interview, for example

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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/interview-crypto-business-in-kazakhstan-5313966

I want to participate in your interview and please give me this opportunity
Also I want to share my experience and knowledge in this interview

Thanks

Thanks zasad@ to give me opportunity to interview.

1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?

I became interested in crypto currency through airdrops, which was my first encounter with crypto. But I later came to realize that there is more to crypto than just doing airdrops.

2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?

I can't actually recall the exact date of my first Bitcoin purchase, but it was around the year 2018/2019 or something of that nature. I made this purchase with the help of my friend, and the reason for this purchase was not because I actually believed in it; it was because I wanted to see how the so-called Bitcoin works. That was when I used part of my salary for that month to make my first purchase.

3. How did you get on the forum?

I was introduced to the forum by a friend and, at the same time, a family relative; he actually sent me a link to the forum but misinformed me on how the forum works. From the very beginning, all I was told was how strict the forum was and that I could be banned anytime in this forum if I'm not careful enough, but the more time I spend here, the more I learn and find the community more friendly. I also happened to find out lately that the person who invited me here actually has an active account here on the forum, but with a lower rank than the current rank I have achieved. He never mentioned this to me, but I traced it out through a few exchange transactions we did, and he always encourages and congratulates me for the rank I have obtained for myself.

4.1. How do you consider whether 2-3 years of experience in cryptocurrency is enough to successfully invest or does an investor need to receive special education?
This is all based on personal perception; everyone has their own level of understanding. It took people only a few months to understand the entire market and know what kind of decision they could make regarding whether to buy or not. Personally, it took me about these same 3 years to actually be able to make a decision on the method to buy. I have been making little profit, and I believe it's perfect for me, but I still need to acquire more knowledge and work more on myself.

4.2. What prevents mass adoption of cryptocurrencies?
Being misinformed is one of the things I see reducing mass adoption. A lot of people have knowledge of crypto currency, but they have received the knowledge in the wrong way, which makes them perceive the currency differently. Another thing I also believe reduces the adoption rate is unfriendly government policy, which means lots of citizens are out there and can't do anything on their own, especially when it looks like it's against their government.

4.3. What is the situation with cryptocurrencies in your country? Are there any problems when exchanging for fiat? Which city or place in your country is best suited for cryptocurrency holders?


I personally don't have any form of challenge with exchanging crypto to fiat in my locality; even with the little crypto ban, I can still exchange my crypto using either the P2P option or with friends that I know

4.4. Are you using the Lightning network? If yes, for what purposes?
No, I have not actually given it much attention and have not seen the need to use it as well.

5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?

I think the merit system is actually a nice one, although I am not old enough here to know how things were before merit was introduced. But with the little knowledge I have gathered, it does more good than harm for the forum. This is based on my personal perception. The only disadvantage I see about this merit system is that it's among the things that encourage account buyers to look for accounts to buy since they believe they can't obtain enough merit to rank up. Activity is easy to get; even shitposts can be updated to activities, but not all posts are worth meriting.

On the other hand, I believe the signature campaign is among the things keeping the forum very active. A lot of topics and threads are created, and quality contributions are given based on members understanding of the topic and its details in order for those posts to be included on the weekly signature post quarter.

6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?
[General] Bitcoin Wallets: Which, What, and Why? There are users who have helped me on my journey to this place; lovesmayfamilis is one of them. In my first thread, which I was afraid of posting, lovesmayfamilis clarification made me understand that I can survive here by just being myself and that one-time help and advice are enough for me. Lucius, who has helped correct me in a few ways and pointed out some of my errors, is now on his or her ignore list. o_e_l_e_o, who have also taught me more about privacy protection, and many others who have impacted me in different ways.

8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?
I do both: I trade both on exchanges to make a little profit, and I also invest a little to try my luck on some projects that I find interesting and worthy of my investment.

9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?
My biggest profit from trading was Crypto Stake CST. I bought the token from a few bounty and airdrop participants at a low price. After the CEX, I sold a few and took a little gain from it, which took only a few hours for it to dump more. I bagged 10,000+ of the token. A few weeks later, they launched the gaming platform, and the token was being used for staking. Boom, my 10k, which I bought at $500+, was giving me a total of $4000+, and I swapped it using my pankswap.


11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?
Before, it was just a precaution for my safety, but right now I take it as a very vital role that I need to take very seriously.

12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?
I can't recall; all I do read is journals and online news. I have not actually bought any hardcopy crypto books or even read an entire crypto book before online.

14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2023?
I'm hoping to see it in the range of $36–40k.

Hello sir
I do enjoy reading the interviews of others and i dint know if there's still an open slot for me to me interviewed as it will be a thing of joy for me to fish out the little I have to offer.
Thanks in anticipation for a favourable response from you.

Lol my bad, I edited your name twice and I still spell it incorrectly, and for the Theymos danm it, how did I miss the third letter, you know there are names that look correct even when spelt incorrectly, and I guess theymos is one of those. I've corrected the names from my end i would appreciate if you do the same.

June 23 is almost a month away, and it's been really cool having you around. I mean, look at how much you've imparted and improved our old fashion forum in such a short period of time. I thought it was some kind of you and Theymos collaboration thing, but I must have misread it; believe me, this would save us from a lot of hacking problems and add an extra layer of security to our system.

I re-read my interview today and it brought back so many good memories. I wrote this interview about three years ago. Because of the concept of your interview zasad@, forum users will remember a lot, even ten years later if they read their interview they will go back to the time when they wrote this interview. 

Thymos? Never heard of him...

PowerGlow? Who dat?

Yeah, the 2FA patch will be ready soon. I've set the one year anniversary of my account (June 23) as the cut-off to send the code to theymos, so look out for a post (here it is) on Meta sometime between now and then.

(To be clear, the 2FA patch is something I'm doing on my own initiative, and I have no idea how theymos feels about it or what the chances are of it being accepted; it could very well end up being a huge waste of my time, but on the other hand, it could also prevent an imperial fuckton of pain and suffering, so it's worth me trying, I think.)

Edit: Fixed typos in quote, on request.

First of all I want to thank zasad@ for doing this series and also for inviting me, as it connects the community and is very interesting to read.


I became interested in bitcoin at a very young age of just 14 years. Back then I watched many youtube videos explaining technical stuff and also saw a video about Bitcoin mining with a USB Miner. I quickly found out that there was not a very good profit in it (by research on bitcointalk) and therefor mined for fun on my laptop.


Since I was not able to mine bitcoin in any large quantity I wanted to purchase bitcoin and also got some crypto by hanging around in chats on crypto exchanges like BTC-E.com. Since I was not 18 years and didn't had a bank account I had to convince my parents to let me invest the little money I had at that time.


Mainly research about mining and to understand what bitcoin actually was.


The situation in Germany is actually not that bad for bitcoin, but I have to say that there were much better times in the past. In 2014/2015 I knew some shops that would accept bitcoin and it was a quiet easy and convenient experience to buy stuff with bitcoin. If you want my honest opinion, I think all the owners later got rich because of their bitcoin and therefore went out of business to enjoy their lives.
Also there is a trend for more and more KYC in Germany. What would be my hope is that people would start to request more bitcoin payment, so there would be an incentive for shops to again accept this payment option.
Since I don't live in Germany anymore I can't tell you about the current situation from first hand experience however.


I don't think that there is a future for bitcoin mining, since there are very smart companies working on ASIC miners. Also there is a trend to more eco friendly solutions in every field. GPU miners are always a compromise, since you use the GPUs for a purpose they were not designed for.


If you want to mine as a business model, then the question is clear. You will put out your operating cost and the cost to refinance your hardware. If you mine for the fun of it, then there is no clear answer. As a bitcoin enthusiast I would probably say don't sell anything.


If you have cheap electricity your mining operation will be alright. If you have expensive electricity your mining operation will fail. This is also right now the case and will always stay the same.


The merit system has some issues, but the benefits outweigh the negative aspects.
Signature campaigns help me to finance my studies. For this I am very grateful.


This is very specific for each user. To me the most helpful topics are the topics where my specific question is answered.


I would implement a wiki. Right now we have a large amount of very smart people here, that have a lot of knowledge. Who knows what will happen in 10 years. Maybe bitcoin will face a long lasting crisis and all this knowledge is lost because people are interested in new stuff. It is always important to preserve knowledge for later.

There could be some kind of statistics like on https://bpip.org


I buy bitcoin when I have the possibility.


Biggest loss is probably that I did not had the money to invest in bitcoin, when I first got to know about it. Also I was not the best to store bitcoin and lost a lot to exchanges that were taken down and also to lost private keys.


This is not my topic.


Precaution. There are many people here that are not anonymous and are still doing fine.


none


Bitcoin


50K

We already have important posts pinned on each board; perhaps you haven't looked or noticed it yet, but we have that on the forum.

The merit system and the unlike/like button serve nearly identical functions, though the merit system is far better. Reddit uses upvote/downvote, which is similar to the unlike/like button, and it is heavily abused.

PowerGlove and Theymos are hoping to implement the 2FA, but I'm not sure if it will happen here or on the new forum software.


if you still use it then you haven't lost trust yet, you are only afraid

Last year, January 2022
I bought my first bitcoin during the bear market last year when bitcoin price was at $17k
Through a friend of mine that introduced my to bitcoin.
You don't need a special education the duration of years that you mentioned is enough for even a lame man to learn and understand to be a successful investor in cryptocurrency.
FUD has done a major harm to Bitcoin adoption by social medias. Another thing is the crash of exchanges, this will make newbies that don't understand that an exchange is only to keep their coins and not bitcoin itself crashing. This might make newbies scared of investing. Many youths have started adoption of cryptocurrency even with the ban place on it by the government.
I don't think so with the help of exchanges, it has being easy.
Let me say Lagos city because that is where majority of the country's income is generated from.
No
Not at all because it has created a medium for forum members to earn little as a member of the forum. No merits, it will be impossible to rank up.

Bitcoin core 24.1.0 by achow101
No
None yet
It is a nice initiative for cryptocurrency,since there is no third party needed.
Vital necessity
None
Only Bitcoin is reliable
60k-70k
15. P.S. (Optional)

Hello, i'd like to be a part of this and have the opportunity to participate in this interview if you may
Thank you

When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?
I was interested in cryptocurrencies since 2019,during the covid-19 lock down. I got interested in it because my uncle abroad do call and tell me about how safe it is for transaction and I wanted to learn and understand how it works.
2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?
I received my first bitcoin February this year. I didn't buy my first bitcoin,I was paid with bitcoin for the service that I rendered through signature campaign
3. How did you get on the forum?
I got here through google search,since I have the zeal to learn and know about what I thought of knowing back then 2019.
4.1. How do you consider whether 2-3 years of experience in cryptocurrency is enough to successfully invest or does an investor need to receive special education?
No, this is a good period of time to learn and understand cryptocurrency and have a successful investment. If you know the market analysis and follow the rules of holding for long,buy when the price is low and sell off when you have made profit on your investment, or better still wait till the bull market.
4.2. What prevents mass adoption of cryptocurrencies?
Mostly the government and banks have been a hindrance to massive adoption in cryptocurrency because they will not have control over the citizens financial spending and don't like the concept of bitcoin being a threat to fiat currency. Some countries went ahead to place ban on crypto.
4.3. What is the situation with cryptocurrencies in your country? Are there any problems when exchanging for fiat? Which city or place in your country is best suited for cryptocurrency holders?
The government in my country placed ban on cryptocurrency which has affected more people into the cryptospace. Some citizens have refused to obey the law and still uses cryptocurrencies  No I don't have any problem when exchanging it for fiat,it is very easy.
4.4. Are you using the Lightning network? If yes, for what purposes?
No
5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?
No, I don't think that they will do any harm to the system, instead it will keep the system lifely and make users contribute positively to forum activities
6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?
Bitcoin wallet...which,what,why by Lauda

7. 3 things you would implement on the forum?
8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?
No, I don't trade but only hodl
9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?
I am still new in investing,so I don't want to take any risk of going into trading,instead I will prefer to hold my investment for long.
10. What do you think about the DEFI ecosystem?
11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?
Both
12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?
I haven't read any
13. Advise 3 cryptocurrencies/tokens for investment in the next 1-2 years?
Bitcoin, Etherum and BNB
14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2023?
The price of bitcoin will cost up to 50k by the end of 2023.
15. P.S. (Optional)

Thanks.

Thanks very muchs for the opportunity zasad@,


 MY INTERVIEW

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It was late last year when I first encountered bitcoin but was not too sure about the whole thing as I was even having no knowledge about it but it was not until the wave of awareness of bitcoin everywhere in my place that are really caught my attention and curiosity, I mean most shop and big business all seem to be putting up this message on their advertising board or banner "we accept bitcoin here". This really called my attention and was so curious to know about this coin that is probably accepted everywhere you go in my local community.

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Bought mine early this year and since that time till now I have successfully added more coins to my first purchase whenever I have a little money to buy

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got here through the massive wave of bitcoin awareness that was going on in my locality and i got curious to know more and was directed here.
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2-3 years is even much for you to become an investor in cryptocurency especially bitcoin because its very to purchase your coins and you only need the right orientation for this.

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Generally, Fake news and rumors spread out by the government and their media bodies about how bad crypto is

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The situation now with crypto in my place in kinda confusing though as their is mass adoption of crypto by the masses but the government prohibit transaction with crypto transaction directly to your bank. But so many of us still exchange bitcoin through peer to peer transaction on exchange especially binance as its very popular here in my place.

I think Lagos city will be the ideal  place for crypto holder in my country as there are now installations of bitcoin ATM in major business around this city

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No, not yet

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I think the merit system is really cools because its shows that everyone needs to work their ass and contribute positively by writing and create good quality post in order to grow and learn faster. And signature campaigns are just an excellent idea for advertising and marketing wonderful project related to cryptocurrency

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I think this is my most useful topicReport plagiarism (copy/paste) here.

Most useful users are merits sources and the tireless moderators with the DT members that help keep the forum clean

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More moderators especially in the local boards (mine)

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I do trade my conins and Also invest on bitcoin in my binance exchange

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well I guess I have never actually enquired a big loss or profit. Am kinda new to the crypto space but am looking forward for such experience very soon although am not counting on a big loss to come my way but its crypto and its highly volatile so you never tell what's around the corner.

ANS

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Definitely a necessity

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Am not a book person plus the fact that i don't actually know any.

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With what I have seen so far, I think bitcoin would be the only crypto I advice to invest even in the next few years.

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A price hurdle between 35$ to 40$

Hi zasad@, I will appreciate to share the little I have experience on my crypto journey,if only you will give me the opportunity to do so.
Thanks.

Hello zasad@, I would also like to share my little knowledge by participating in your interview. Please give me a chance to participate

Thank you

Thanks for the opportunity sir.

1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?

ans= for starters, I never actually had a good view towards bitcoin, it was common around me that every one felt bitcoin was a ponzi scheme that only swallowed your money as this was the current trend in locality but it was not until last year during the bear season that a closed friend actually corrected this thought as we were deep in discussion about the financial situation of our nation and suddenly the name bitcoin appeared in our discussion and I ask further to explain and he broke it down simply for my understanding and from then the curiousity all started.

2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?

ans= I bought my first bitcoin last year 2022 during the bitcoin bloody year, though it was a small amount but it was worth it because I have gain much knowledge here about the DCA strategy and I know I will be buying more in time coming and I bought it during this time as I understood that its actually the best time to buy bitcoin as it low so I can hold for high profits when the price starts pumping and eventually beats it ATH

3. How did you get on the forum?

ans= was guided here by a friend who properly got rid of the hideous thoughts I had about bitcoin and since then my stay here has been worth it, although he advice me to do everything myself as experience is the best teacher


4.1. How do you consider whether 2-3 years of experience in cryptocurrency is enough to successfully invest or does an investor need to receive special education?

ans= I think 2-3 years of experience in crypto is enough to become a investors as an investment is simply base on the basic and proper knowledge about which I believe one must have through his/her 2-3 years of experience.

Certainly no need for any special education except maybe he or she is an illiterate that needs proper tutoring to grasp simple basic communication skills 

4.2. How do you think mass advertising of gambling projects has a positive effect on the development of the forum or harms the community?

ans= I think if there are counting the major factors that has led to the massive adoption of crypto, I think gambling would be one among those factors as its involved almost half of the world population and these advertisement project have had positive effects in so many lifes here in the forum whivh is a good thing plus these advertising on gambling project is really part of the massive awareness project 

4.3. What is the situation with cryptocurrencies in your country? Are there any problems when exchanging for fiat? Which city or place in your country is best suited for cryptocurrency holders?

ans= for now I think there is actually a banned on exchanging or transacting bitcoin directly with your fiat bank account and I know this as I was victim of this ban. But you can exchange your bitcoin through peer to peer transaction to your local fiat through exchange platforms.

4.4. Are you using the Lightning network? If yes, for what purposes?

ans=Nope, but making plans supposedly in the future.

5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?

ans= the merit system is an excellent tactics that has greatly reduced the rate of account farmers and spammers, haven't been around much but I have read on the forum here that there use to be a time when the community was filled with loads of spammers and account farmers and the merit system was induced to help stop this and so far I think its very effective as you will need earn merits to actually grow and merits only comes if will work hard and create quality post here which is definitely not a place for a lazy person.

As for signature campaigns, I think a good way to advertise your product and its also a good way to reward those hard working members.

6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?

ans = bitcoin wall observer. Helpful users? I think everyone who is willing to grow is helpful or will be helpful someday in the community but I will give to DT members and moderates that cleans the forum, menhh is not an easy work

7. 3 things you would implement on the forum?

ans= nothing, I think we are good 

8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?

ans=investment only as am kinda scared of trading

9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?

ans= sorry no stories to tell only have regrets why I didn't have the knowledge I have now back then when bitcoin was still a baby

10. What do you think about the DEFI ecosystem?

ans=Nothing much

11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?

ans= certainly yes and very vital

12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?

ans= to be say the truth, I have never actually read any but I have watch lots of documentary online

13. Advise 3 cryptocurrencies/tokens for investment in the next 1-2 years?

ans=bitcoin, bitcoin and maybe ethereum

14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2023?

ans= am guessing 45 to 60k dollar

I'll send you some questions later.

Am willing to share if am given a chance as I see this as a good way to enlighten others especially those willing to grow. Please give an opportunity

Am saying thanks to you @zasad@ for the opportunity you have given me to share my experience and views about crypto and the forum on this interview.



Ans.I think the forum is very cool the way it is,

Ans. I invested in Bitcoin, I did some Altcoins trading when I once start my crypto journey but I think I don't have any serious interest in Altcoins.

Ans. My biggest profit was in 2021 when I sold my Bitcoin, and the same year I had an altcoin that gave me about $600 in profit. My big loss was Binance Coin.


Ans.it's a Very vital necessity to me.


Ans.  Honestly none, but I have read this article, and also lot of article online.


Ans. I can only advise anyone to invest in Bitcoin; if they want to invest in any other crypto, that is their choice.


Ans. Around $ 40k or 50k I gues.