While it can work I think the impact of TA in crypto is limited. I use a couple of things but really though I think they mess me up more than they have helped me long term and I won't disclose because of this. Personally I think viewing the price action of a chart is more important and more telling. Generally you will get better indication of what is happening with the waves theory and volume, the indicators are generally more noise than I care to decipher. Also indicators are generally conflicting which means if you use one set you will get one result and vice-versa. Doesn't really inspire confidence if you ask me..
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Nothing is hidden because it is all public information but my three darkhorses for this year include Mothership (MSP), Byteball (GBYTE), and Bitcore (BTX). I like all three and in no order can I distinguish between there incoming success but I implore you lot to check them out. They are worth a gander at a minimum, and at most if you like them you can punt a coin or two
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Binance is a developing system. They are adding new projects and fast shopping. It has been very nice to use Binance's official mobile applications. Functional projects find supporters.
Good they should be because look at what happened to the other #1 exchanges in the past couple years. They become #1, become complacent and then get usurped by the next big thing. Binance strikes me as smarter than that and I think they will innovate to stay ahead of the curve, at least for 2018 and the foreseeable future.
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Prediction for this summer is that Bitcoin will slump down to 25% but then by years end surge and have over 50% dominance again. I also think it might be the last time we see over 50% dominance ever for any coin including Bitcoin but that prediction is a bit more out there.
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I wouldn't hold my breathe on that kind of rise but I think you could say we got an easy shot at 12-13k range for sure. Of course Bitcoin could moon this week, but I don't think anybody wants parabolic growth like Decemeber...we all know how that story ends.
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kyc is usually only for validation of ico participants only but for bounty i have not found it but if that happens maybe just for security only
And so that hackers can have a jackpot of information when they come to steal it. Oh that wasn't the intent? Well thats the result you are going to have when you do something as asinine and stupid as KYC for bounty campaigns. Believe me, if this becomes mandatory on all, I will cease to stop posting for new incoming projects and will focus on only proper projects being developed. (hence why I support Bitcore, they are already an established project with no BS KYC)
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I don't know where you were in the middle of January but the worst of the correction or so we believe happened then. Bitcoin touched briefly under 6k and has gone back up. I believe the correction is now over and we are gearing up for another run, but seriously did you just get in? It wasn't possible to miss that!
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Those are two key components vying for tops in the industry but you overlooked a big feature which is being implemented right now and that is:privacy. Privacy coins are no laughing matter and in fact occupy 3 spots in the top 25. The way regulations and governments are trending I wouldn't be surprised if that number increased to 5-6 by years end which would give them the most amount of coins in the top 25 to a given section.
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By doing hours and hours of research compiled through bitcointalk, social media, and wherever else you can get information. Information is key and the more you have the better decision you will make!
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It is always going to remain paired with USD and you want to know why? The US dollar is not dying anytime soon and since it will have power and purchasing power, some people will always want to diversify and liquidate some of their holdings into USD.
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Because if it bleeds it leads, and things that are fluff and positive don't bleed. Either side of the hysteria they want to capitalize and we see this during crazy bull runs and bull runs but never when BTC is ranging.
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Main thing I learned this past correction was to re-allocate my portfolio so it was balanced. I will miss out on some runs that go higher but the risk will be in line with what I can handle and not outside my comfort zone.
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Don't even wanna waste my time reading the report I just want you all to know one thing: who the source? Exactly the same money that is buying up Bitcoin in droves....coincidence? I thinks not...
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Maybe $30-$40 next month with the Callisto airdrop Hardly think maybe in this specific case, usually that is the case but not when there is a hard fork coming up with asset on the other side. Do we remember what happened to Zclassic and Bitcoin before their respective hard forks? Yup that question about sums it up for me, I hope others can draw similar conclusions.
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I have invested into one Masternode coin and that one is Monetary Units (MUE). They have got a pretty big following and are already being accepted by merchants. Have not heard of the ones you mentioned though, will take a look see later on .
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It can but don't bet on it and certainly don't bet on it staying there for long. I would be surprised to see Ethereum on top at the end of this year, sincerely surprised.
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It's wrong.
Just gonna touch on that because the rest is standard and nothing new here. Why do you feel it is wrong that people with less money lose to big money? If big money lost to little money over and over you wouldn't say anything. It is a free market and that is known to everybody prior to entering. You have zero remorse for me if you lose, either don't enter or play with what you can lose it is not rocket science.
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Honestly every person you talk to is going to give you a different answer. Some think 5-6k, some think 3-4k, I have even heard as low as $1000-1200. That known you should create a point where you feel comfortable getting in and going either way because that is the moment when you should enter.
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