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Keep some coins in cold storage and also keep an amount you are willing to lose on exchanges. Preferably an exchange with margin trading so a smaller amount goes a longer way and you dont need as much. Only deposit more if you are facing a margin call. But hopefully all your trades are profits. Then divy your profits into thirds: One third stays on the exchange. One thing goes into a coin as a long term investment. One third is sold and withdrawn.
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What was the chances to crack a private key? Like 1 in some billion? How is that hard for quantum computer to do? Perhaps it's already possible but they are not letting out pandora's box yet.
its one in some 2^256 give or take some bits (maybe its actually 128). But I bet mathematics will catch up and solve reverse EC without having to brute force it, and also all your computers and devices will be bugged by hackers and the government, cameras, drones, and EMF fields, or they will just be able to read your key via teleportation, or the police could just torture it out of you the old fashioned way. |
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 Could play out something like this |
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With crypto you have these huge 100% daily swings on massive volume on things with a market caps of $1bn - 300bn. The volume is so high you can move in and out of multimillion dollar positions instantly without slippage. You can make hundreds of thousands of dollars per minute daytrading because can take a multimillion dollar position one minute at 1.5 and sell it the next minute at 2.0 and all the liquidity is there to do this. Will there ever be anything else like this? I cant think of any other trading opportunities with the volume to support anything this volatile. I know there is forex but you have to take massive leverage in order to make meaningful trades which means your risk is also 50 times higher than trading crypto - that is not the same thing. I want to move off of crypto exchanges because being there is so risky but I dont know what else I'll trade.
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Did anyone actually read my post and look at the image before replying? All these replies are totally irrelevant. The 'crash' I shared is the inverted bitcoin/dollar ratio and refers to the all time uptrend of btc (and downtrend of fiat)Why are you using an image from 2013? and what's Bitcorns? TERA2, try harder buddy. This image was created today.
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It's hard to see any direction correlation of bitcorn with nipple prices. Sometimes its going with and sometimes against.
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Yes bitcoin is going down the drain. That's why it's up 1500% this year.
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Nah theyll have about 5 years to get back in
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I already have a straight upward line.
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Did you do a large market sell on a small exchange right behind someone else?
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Every week I divy up my altcoin trading profits and sell some.
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Trying to trade with a job tends to result in the loss of the job, health, or both.
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Do you think we could get together and make our own Tether that isn't shady and tied to Bitfinex etc?
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Soon well revert from having a parabola on the log chart to only having a parabola on the linear chart.
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It moves because of the TA, not any of this crap
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I was wondering what was happening to bitcoin myself. It felt like just yesterday it was breaking the ATH of 1,000 and then it hit 2,000, and 4,000. I figured that was the end of the run. Then it hit 8,000. Ok now it's risen as much as the early 2013 bubble. It HAS to end now. But then it keeps rising, way past that. Now coins are worth $13,500. Woah. What's up with that? That's way too much. It's gotta correct.
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