Bitcoin Forum

A Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency podcast that is focused on trading and investing. Hosts interview guests and discuss the latest news in the markets. With experienced traders including an ex-JP Morgan hedge fund manager to talk Bitcoin and big picture moves. Are the latest moves all manipulation or just demand driven? Is the latest SEC statement on Ethereum positive for the markets? When will Bitcoin see all-time highs again?

Up until early 2016, there was only one choice for holding cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin. From there, the marketplace has exploded. In this episode, they discuss constructing your portfolio and how to gather the proper information to make informed investments and trades.

Latest episode on SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/buy-or-sell-what-the-hell/bitcoin-is-king-constructing-a-balanced-portfolio-27 (https://soundcloud.com/buy-or-sell-what-the-hell/bitcoin-is-king-constructing-a-balanced-portfolio-27)

Is there some interest in a solely trading and investing crypto podcast? No bullshit, just talking markets.

There certaibly is an audience for such, knowing that podcasts for weird, edgy shits are available to the public lol. Methinks that this is actually a good idea, and instead of listening to some religous bullshit or conspiracies of some sorts, trading strategies and insights about the markets would probably help the average Joe trader create his own ideas and tweak his strategies on trading. This will be beneficial and inspiring, for sure, and a lot of people would gladly listen to the words of financial experts and proven traders.

I do not believe that it is possible to teach a trading strategy in the cryptocurrency market. The price of cryptocurrencies depends on a very large number of factors. The market is very promising so no one will share with you a recipe for earnings. Any market is a cruel thing and survives only the most successful. The rest fill this market with money.

If you do not know what to do, listening to random analyzes will lead you to lose. "I do not think that such discussions will benefit the ordinary trader."
As I think, technical analyzes such as Fibonacci/SMA will not give you approximate results for what will happen in the future.
Self-reliance and tracking of news will produce better results.

To the OP, Why did you create two topics with the same content and a change in title?
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Podcast are great to inform the public some insights and trading strategy. Better than wasting time watching YouTube videos about cats doing stupid things. These type of programs may help newbies to not just sell their coins in times of FUD or a bearish downtrend. This is a good way to learn from the experts and pros they're trading strategies.

There is way too much hype, crazy "Bitcoin is going to a million!" sorta calls out there. That doesn't help the average trader or investor in the slightest.

It is really an opportunity for us to participate in exchange of good knowledge. Complement each other to success and be more profitable in this market. Electronic money has improved people's lives and helped the nation flourish. It's a great thing to have the support of these professionals.

Too much hype also would not help traders in achieving a good profitable trading. Educating new investors about what cryptocurrency is was the main purpose of the podcast and to make a proper guidance on how to deal with it.

Indeed. The problem, however, is that it's hard to find quality podcasts. So many podcasts try to lure you into doing certain things or are simply not useful.
Though I agree almost anything is better than watching cats doing stupid things on YouTube, wasting your time on useless programs is sorta pointless as well.

So yeah, these programs may help newbies with that, or the podcasts spread more FUD and the newbies start selling even more... There's the dark side, sadly  :'(

There are and have been a lot of stock based trading tv segments, which were not unlike what a crypto based version would be. I think the main issue people have with investing shows and columns is sometimes investors would do far better doing the opposite of the advice offered.

An so quality of "content" is likely the biggest determining factor as to whether those types of ventures are successful.

I still think crypto currency prices could be manipulated. Especially on exchanges where commissions are 0% or exceedingly low. Crypto markets could provide investors trading options which do not exist on fiat based platforms. Lower volume and transactional rates could make it easier to manipulate prices for profit in ways which are not commonly found in stocks, bonds, etc.

If so. The destiny of the electronic money will be, go faster. Because there are people who lead and guide us in the market. Financial markets are getting harder and harder to make a profit, and there are a lot of plans and strategies. To make the right decisions in this market.