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101  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will Bitcoin hit a trillion dollar marketcap in the future? on: October 25, 2018, 08:28:11 AM
When Zimbabwe can have a trillion usd note then why not bitcoin reach a trillion market cap? I have no doubt in bitcoin reaching this price in 5 or 50 years. 
Zimbabwe does not have a trillion USD note, Zimbabwe has a trillion dollar Zimbabwean dollar note, as they are totally two different things and that was because of how bad their economy has been which to me has even gone down the drain.

Also, a trillion dollar note is totally a different ball game when we are talking about a trillion dollar market cap. In this case, we are talking about new money hitting the space and seeing the value of bitcoin grow in abundance of at least x10 from the present market cap which is something that I believe is achievable actually.

   Nice correction, indeed Zimbabwe dollar and US dollar are two different things. 3x2, that`s his username, didn`t notice that mistake. I hope it`s a mistake and not
ignorance.
   Eaglewhite80 I must to make some correction about your comment. Currently it`s like this :
- Market Cap: $209,767,174,491
   Copy/paste from CoinMarketCap. That is a half from x10, it`s x5. It`s more than achievable, it`s a matter of time. Optimistic people believe that next year will be the
one, others believe in 5 years, but all of us believe in that. It`s got to happen.
What you are looking at actually is the general market cap of the whole market in all, but the OP asked according to the topic, if Bitcoin will hit a trillion dollar market cap.

Currently according to coinmarketcap, bitcoin has a market capitalization of $112,320,160,729, so at the end for bitcoin to be able to achieve a trillion dollar market cap at the moment, then we are looking at about x9 - x10 or thereabout and in that case, we are looking at about $60,000, imagining the circulating supply is even the same, which we know it is not possible. $60k is achievable in the long term, so I believe it is even possible for Bitcoin alone to achieve such market cap, let alone the whole cryptocurrency market entirely.
102  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Leave emotions at home on: October 25, 2018, 06:30:38 AM

For someone who losses a lot of money, it may never be that easy to leave emotions behind. A person could kick a trash can while watching the market's red again lol I've have done that myself. I felt sorry for the woman with a kid who got nervous as they pass by.

i think i can summarize all of that.

dont revenge trade.

Yes that is also true. Since the price dip, you thought of selling to accumulate, you have bought back yet the price went up. Its a disaster.
Well, I can say that for someone who has lost a lot of money, they certainly at some point have ended up coming into the space out of greed with no knowledge of how to invest wisely at all.

We have seen so many times the manner of approach of a lot of new investors in this space and most of it is centered on greed. You really need to understand as an investor that the only way you can make good decisions in the space without at all getting emotional is by knowing exactly what you are doing.

If you do not know, you will make mistakes and once you make mistakes, without still seeking for knowledge on how to do things right, emotion will definitely set in.
103  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will Bitcoin hit a trillion dollar marketcap in the future? on: October 24, 2018, 02:26:04 PM
When Zimbabwe can have a trillion usd note then why not bitcoin reach a trillion market cap? I have no doubt in bitcoin reaching this price in 5 or 50 years. 
Zimbabwe does not have a trillion USD note, Zimbabwe has a trillion dollar Zimbabwean dollar note, as they are totally two different things and that was because of how bad their economy has been which to me has even gone down the drain.

Also, a trillion dollar note is totally a different ball game when we are talking about a trillion dollar market cap. In this case, we are talking about new money hitting the space and seeing the value of bitcoin grow in abundance of at least x10 from the present market cap which is something that I believe is achievable actually.
104  Economy / Speculation / Re: What's your plan for the next bull-bear cycle? on: October 24, 2018, 12:53:04 PM
so my plan is to probably sell most of my Bitcoin hopefully averaging just over $100k. ~

i have always sold as much as i needed to and will continue to do the same. i will never sell large amounts just because price is over a certain level! even if it was $10 million i would still sell as much as i needed to. because i believe in the future of bitcoin not just its price. i believe it will reach mass adoption in a sense that you would be able to spend it almost anywhere in the world in any shop so you wouldn't need to sell it!
Personally, I will sell large amounts if I have to do so, and when I see trend changing. I have never had a problem doing that, I have been a trader all my life and I am always taking advantage of the market fluctuations to keep stashing my bitcoin for the long run. At least, it is an edge to always have some knowledge to know how to play the market.

I would not be so fast in selling though, I will be looking at the reaction of the market, and when the bull run will probably start, it is likely we will get towards $200k somehow, and this is when I really want to start selling bit by bit and once I see a trend change, I just offload the rest, and wait to buy lower. Same cycle. If the whales want to play their card, I best just play with them to my own favor.
105  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: My objective opinion, why cryptocurrency will live and develop on: October 24, 2018, 05:28:26 AM
Agreed, anything new is initially unaccepted by the mass, but after understanding it will, they welcome it. And of course bitcoin has all the potential to be a common global coin, we'll just have to wait for when.
Everything new takes time when it comes to adoption and for that reason we cannot expect cryptocurrency to just start booming all of a sudden without some level of growth and development in between. It is certain that this is a market that will live, develop and grow in the long run, which is why most of us are here anyway, knowing that this is the future of payment and with more development coming up that would aid real life usage, it even makes things better.
106  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Why you buy Cryptocurrency ? on: October 23, 2018, 02:34:52 PM
I actually do buy cryptocurrency because I support the technology, knowing how far it has helped me in most of my daily endeavors when it comes to ease of payment. A lot may not understand that, but at least I understand pretty well that there are so many benefit in this space than just for investment purposes. Sure, we cannot discard the fact that increase in value in the long term is bound to come into play, but I only see that as just a side benefit for holding and not the main reason why I am into cryptocurrency.
107  Economy / Economics / Re: Taxes and regulations on: October 23, 2018, 12:35:40 PM
I think crypto currency is used widely now as an investment option, so i think the government should just tax it as an investment option. I myself think that the government should have a cutnon the piece of the crypto currency pie so that the government xan protect the interest of the hoders of crypto currency.
Capital gain tax! That is what I believe most governments will end up seeing it as in the long run. Taxes and regulation is something we obviously cannot run away from and the fact remains that government will find a way to benefit and at least control the space against any fraudulent activity that would probably limit the space from growing in the long run or create fear in the minds of investors from utilizing the space, so regulation will obviously be a welcome development, but I hope though that most governments will be lenient on the taxes.
108  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: who is responsible for the scam project on: October 22, 2018, 05:03:48 PM
Who is responsible for fraud projects. doesn't that cause a lot of losses and what punishment is worth.

Some people create special projects to deceive and earn money for themselves. Yes, and cryptocurrency is considered unrealistic money, so the punishment is not to be given to anyone.
Isn't that the normal definition of scam? You deceiving people into collecting money from them and running away. A lot of people who have ended up being victim of scams have always been the cause of their own predicament.

The handwriting is always on the wall, when it comes to the team, the availability of product and the business solution the project is bringing, but because some are just too lazy to read those signs and are just looking for a quick hasty way to get rich, they will always fall victim. So, at the end, I always see it as the investor's fault, for giving the scammers a chance to scoop them of their hard earned money.
109  Economy / Speculation / Re: Guess when the next bull market will start! on: October 22, 2018, 01:01:22 PM
Rather than putting so much attention in this year for bitcoin, I would rather be putting more focus in 2019/2020 for a bull run instead. Sure, a lot of development will come up within this short time, and we might probably get to see some slight or huge level of adoption as the case may be, and we all know what all that would mean for the space entirely. Nonetheless, I guess we will just have to be patient to see what the trend and time will give us eventually.
110  Economy / Speculation / Dump USDT before it dumps you on: October 19, 2018, 12:33:32 PM
I bumped into the news of Huobi listing four USD backed stable coins [Paxos Standard (PAX), TrueUSD (TUSD), USDCoin (USDC), and Gemini Dollar (GUSD)] and obviously as I expected, USDT was not among them.

We all know how the whole thing with tether has been going for a while now, with shady stuffs going on, the team refusing to get audited and of course, less trust and more concerns revolving round this stable coin in the crypto space and you really do not want to be hedging with this, if you still are.

This post is actually just meant to be a quick awakening, if you are still holding Tether, you really want to dump it before you regret not doing so. There are now better, reliable and trusted USD backed stable coins, and for the fact that exchanges do not want to list it and for the exchanges where it is listed, i am certain pretty soon, the idea of delisting will come to mind, you really want to be cautious at this stage.

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Also on Oct. 15, blockchain trust company Paxos announced it had issued about $50 million worth of its stablecoin Paxos Standard Token. The Ethereum (ETH) blockchain-based stablecoin has received regulatory approval from the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) on September 10, together with another stablecoin Gemini Dollar that was launched by Winklevoss brothers.

Yesterday, U.S.-based cryptocurrency payment processor BitPay also launched stablecoin support, enabling merchants to receive settlements in Gemini Dollar and Circle USD Coin (USDC).

To be forewarned is to be forearmed.

111  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Siri for cryptocurrency world. Will this technology be useful to us? on: October 19, 2018, 06:42:10 AM
Well, it would not be a bad idea considering that AI can really be of great help in detecting scams. It all depends on the program you put in and how you are able to select some certain criteria that would aid the AI in making those decisions.

More like the same decisions you would have made studying and researching on your own and then AI giving you those decisions easily based on those criteria you are looking at.

Somehow it is something that would come in handy, but with market tending towards being regulated, it would really not be a necessity.
112  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do Not Trade By The News, Follow The Price Action on: October 18, 2018, 02:40:03 PM
Not all news are true, some of them sometimes is just a way of hype to get the attention of the community to convince them to buy the coins they are endorsing it. Though, there are some news are still true but few only, it is still good to base our analysis on the actual scenario on the trading platform as much as possible. In this way we can enhance our skills on it to improve more ourselves in doing trade.
Obviously! And these days that journalism somehow has turned to a joke and we get to see a lot of organizations spreading up with their own news and then not even verifying it, with the rate at which anyone can just easily start a blog and so many other things, I simply just see an avenue in which the only thing news platform are good for now is making money and they care less what they feed to their readers, it is only left for you as an individual to discern what you want to believe or not. For this reason, I have always focused more on what I see on the charts than what I hear on the news. Like they always say, seeing is believing.
113  Economy / Economics / Re: Is technical analysis negatively affecting cryptocurrencies? on: October 18, 2018, 01:47:38 PM
Well! You do have a lot of points put together I must say. One thing actually is that TA, not just in cryptocurrency, but like you said in other traditional assets have become a norm one way or the other, and people obviously get to believe in any patterns that would possibly work out for them and because of that, they all think in the same direction based on their knowledge, and that is TA, which I do not see as the problem here.
 
It is a market, and when it comes to speculation or technical analysis, there is absolutely nothing we can do about it, as they are all part of the market which is why up till now even stock market is not beyond speculation. What we should just be looking at is that, instead of having just a speculated asset in our hands, real life usage will at least bring some sanity to it, and I do not see TA being the problem here, it is just for traders who are trying to make a living and looking for patterns from the market fluctuations.
114  Economy / Economics / Re: Will Africa be a good place for crypto? on: October 18, 2018, 06:36:36 AM
Considering economical condition of the African countries, it is unlikely that they will take the crypto currency as their main currency. They are trying to making money out of the cryptomarket and they are doing a great job at it.
There are so many growing and developing countries in Africa and it is just about time before we started seeing cryptocurrency becoming a norm here. However, it will actually be hard anywhere in the world to see cryptocurrency being used as main currency.

A lot of people keep talking about internet and the likes, but believe me, it is not like internet is lacking in most developing parts of this region and technology wise, they are gradually getting there. Sure, we cannot compare to developed continents or countries, but as time goes on and as we get the younger generations who are well learned stepping into action, we would see great difference.
115  Economy / Speculation / Re: What's going on?? on: October 17, 2018, 02:57:56 PM
Hi guys,
I started again recently to get interested in Bitcoin and I just wanted to know if somebody could tell me what I missed with what's important about the Bitcoin this summer. Is it still a good idea to invest in Bitcoin? Do you think it's going to go up by the end of the year?  Huh
Thank you!!
This is the most naive and somehow the most perfectly timed post I have seen since a long long time. First of all you have not missed much, bitcoin has been around the same prices for the past 5 months or so which means if you have been active in this summer you are probably at the same price range last time you checked.

However there has been a lot of small ups and lows, many times it broke 7k there was one time it broke 8k and has been sitting at the same 6k and 7k range and staying in between those prices for the past 2 months or so without moving to either side, it goes up and down about %3 or so here and there and we go crazy about them however in reality it is not moving much and has been quite stable (which is totally not we are used to bitcoin doing but here we are Cheesy )
The mindset a lot of people always tend to have to investment when it comes to trying to predicting the possibility of growth in the market and not understanding the risks, as well as the position a lot of people put themselves, when it comes to making investment decisions as their judgement is usually clouded by the former, it can be a bit tiring for them I guess. Nothing is going on, the market has been in cycles over the years, and there is possibility of greater growth in the long run.

A good time to invest now? most definitely!

What if it goes down lower? Then Invest more!
116  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Altcoin Comparison Last year with now on: October 17, 2018, 02:15:53 PM
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Yes, the situation is not the best on the cryptocurrency market. Prices either stand still or fall at all. This is very sad. Probably there will never be such growth as last year.
It is not saddening unless you want to make it a saddening thing for you. It is the market, and there will always be a cycle, altcoins have reduced hugely to their historical prices and it is a good time to start buying them now. In this case, you have nothing to lose and you can easily hold for as long as you can. Who does not want second chance? It is just a pity that even though this market is giving a second chance, some people will still end up blowing it away and not taking advantage of it, and in that case, that is when it would be saddening.
117  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin pump on binance. Already cross 7.5K USDT on: October 16, 2018, 01:54:49 PM
Never believe anything that comes with USDT pump and that is one of the reasons why USDT should be audited as fast as possible. Across board for USD, we are still inside the triangle, and we can see with the crazy ass move with USDT, we are still back inside the triangle.

There is always that something shady every now and then when it comes to USDT and I really do not know how they are still being used up till now and possibly this whole USDT thing could end up being the next big bullshit that would rub the crypto sphere after MtGox.
118  Economy / Speculation / Re: Buy low, sell high on: October 16, 2018, 12:47:57 PM
last year, before i started to buy bitcoin, i knew the basic in trading that buy low sell high, but after the ATH of bitcoin last year, it is hard for me to buy bitcoin, so i go to altcoins that is stating to mooning like bitcoin, but after the ATH of bitcoin and it started to drop down, my portfolio also started to cut into small, then days, weeks and months passed by, there is no progress in the market just all of them are in the dip. i am trying to be calm because my assets are losing, until now even you try to use "buy low sell high" it is not profitable. because some of them are already low and getting more lower.
It is possible you did not actually take your time to learn and that would have only been the reason for you flopping. For you not to have made something from the altcoins you bought late last year / early this year, then it is possible you picked them from the top.

A lot of people tend to rush into trading, hoping things would just easily be working out for them without even having a plan, which is why the whole idea of buying low and selling high is not just the thing but knowing when and where you should be doing so based on your strategy is what actually counts.
119  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Why do people believe and invest in fraudulent ICO? on: October 15, 2018, 02:35:44 PM
Guys, let's not forget that each of the investors has its own risk management. I think that some people understand that the risk (when investing in a suspicious project) is great, but also see a profit that they can get at the same time, having to sell the coins first.
This is far more than the profit alone as this should have more to do with potential of what you are actually investing in. What a lot of people who want to be investors do not know is that due diligence is the only thing that can always help them to make the best decisions in this space as long as ICOs are concerned.

Investors have a huge part to play when it comes to investing in ICOs and it is simply because some are lazy when it comes to learning their environment and getting familiar with it which is what has made them to eventually get screwed by investing in scam.
120  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin is one of the saviors. on: October 15, 2018, 01:48:54 PM
Bitcoin more like brought an equal opportunity for freedom for a lot of people globally, and most especially those who are smart enough to in early days know the advantages and benefits that is available in the long run.

We have seen in the likes of these places where inflation has turned the country upside down due to corruption and bad economic policies and in this case, fiat obviously has failed and for what it is worth, knowing that despite all these, they have a way which is accessible to every single one to be able to store value and at least benefit in the growth in the long run, who would not want to be a part of it?
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