I'm fond of AI and I believe that perfecting it is the way to go but with this kind of thing, I think that you OP should do the due diligence of updating us daily regarding this venture as there's a likely chance that a lot of people aren't going to believe what you're saying unless you provide proofs that you did good with your use of that trading AI. The number that you've also given about the profit is a bit too high for a daily profit, you should understand that people here are going to be skeptical about this, that's my advice for you if this is a really legitimate thing, who knows, maybe some might get convinced that this is true.

Also, how come it's a legitimate thing but it's never went into the radar of any reputable crypto articles out there?

I guess just follow what your instincts tells you @examplens, you've got the good instincts to tell if these websites are fraudulent with over 900+ blacklisted websites already, it's probably not a good idea to not follow your instincts if you know that it would lead to something better if you do follow that instincts. You've also stated how absurd their claim is in regards to the profits that they're claiming they can give so I'm not entirely sure that you're doing anything wrong being doubtful. It's been my thing ever since that everything that's too good to be true then it probably is, there's also the common knowledge that cloudmining is just a scam so how can you still doubt something like this is legit?

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Gold's more worth than bitcoin in a wartime scenario not to mention that if that's really going to be the case, the value of bitcoin is going to be least of our worries because a third World War is definitely going to involve nukes and it's likely that we will nuke ourselves into oblivion or stone age and by that time, we're prioritizing salt and basic commodities to be traded with other basic commodities if we ever survive the rain of nukes that's definitely going to happen. Also, even if you hold a gold right now, I'm sure that you're going to see yourself losing it anyway because the government will definitely confiscate it so they can fund the war machines that they're pumping out into the battlefield, you don't win wars with just patriotism, you're going to need a huge war chests too.

Because that's not how things work, never in any bitcoin halvings did bitcoin just pumped to the point of achieving a new all-time high because those pumps that you're talking about, it takes time before it happens and we all know how long it's going to be before it does that. People like you asking this question are the kind of people that will easily panic when things for bitcoin starts not looking good, you don't have a lot of faith of what bitcoin does, we're more close to getting to 2 decades with bitcoin now and you still don't think that there's only one way for bitcoin to go which is up to the moon?

Just remember to not panic, most of the things that's happening in bitcoin that has a negative impact or a neutral one are short-term stuff that's not really worth mulling over for long periods of time.

I think you're blowing things out of proportion OP, remember that this is just the 4th halving and you have to know that the last block would be mined at the year 2140 so I'm not sure whether your concern is valid because comparing that to the times that a halving has happened, we're not yet halfway there. There's nothing special to look forward to for the next halving of bitcoin, it will still be the same, do what you've been doing on the previous halving and you'd be doing just fine, nothing special changes besides the potential that the price might reach somewhere that we might not even think might reach at that point in time.

It's such an awe inspiring thing for Hal to say that computers are a tool for liberation and not repression, only goes to show what kind of optimist he is to us, it's awesome that his legacy lives on too through these prizes and I love the idea that this will eventually become like that of a Nobel Prize where it's not just 2 areas that we're talking about, that we're also going to bitcoin literature and the other stuff that's present in a Nobel Prize. It's also a good thing that they've chosen to award people with 1 bitcoin, there's no way that you'd want to miss out on that prize if you know that you can get that as a reward too.

I have the same hopes too that we might see people from the forum getting nominated at the least for an award, it's going to explode the popularity of the forum if there's some chance one member of this forum becomes a nominee if not a winner, we'd see new generations of forum users that will make the community even bigger.

Wow, they're so addicted with inscriptions that they don't mind paying these exorbitant amounts of fees? The craze about inscriptions seems to not fade away just yet. I guess the miners need to make their money and so far, this is their best way to make some after the halving. It will eventually improve, developers are probably doing what they can about that situation, if we're really mad about this, why not use Lightning Network?

I don't think it will be practical of me to hodl till that time, I need to make sure that I'm making the profit while it's still there so when the opportunity presents and I'm going to profit big time when I sell my bitcoin at some point then I'd definitely take it, plus when you do that, you will be able to enjoy your spoils of hodling for a really long time and there's inevitably a point before 2028 that bitcoin's going to be dumping in prices and you don't want to be hodling still during that point when you could've sold when it was at an all-time high (which I believe is going to happen) and then wait for the market to tank and then buy back then hodl again, you've enjoyed your profit and you were able to buy back with more valuation in your new bitcoin stash.

If you're worried that you might divulge information that can lead you to be a victim of social engineering, probably the best thing that you can do in my opinion is to shut the fuck up about bitcoin all the time, don't let people know that you've got bitcoin or that you're invested in cryptocurrency without you knowingly giving away the fact that you're invested in bitcoin, that's the best practice.

Keep a low profile and make it look like you're not invested in anything and you're also going to have to deal with people that will talk first about their investments, remember to not falter and do some kind of stupid thing like also sharing the moment that they share their story, confirm that they're invested in it and even at the point that you confirm it, it's probably best that you don't tell the whole truth, it would also help that you don't carry all your bitcoin in just one wallet so you avoid losing everything once one of your wallet gets compromised.

It's a funny date too that halving happened at 4/20, I guess that this is a sign that bitcoin's going to blaze and get so high that we would be flabbergasted at the pump that's going to happen, it's a nice touch and hopefully we see more people get into bitcoin with this monumental event for bitcoin. It's never too late for them if they ever do because bitcoin will only go up, it's never going to be a bad investment despite the argument that it's volatile, there's no way for bitcoin besides going up.

@OmegaStarScream's advice is the best one that you can do OP, just do plus those exchanges recommended were really good so you're going to be fine. Since you're already here in the forum, try out P2P here, just make sure to do escrow so you don't risk scams or you can do P2P with trusted users here in the forum. I don't know if you don't want to comply with KYC policy as most exchanges are going to require you to do that and it's probably a must for you to know about it so you don't get caught off-guard.

Really weird for me too, I don't think that banks would know who you're transferring the money to but the why isn't going to be clear and that 12% charge for each transfer? That's a bit much if you ask me. Say, you transfer $100, you have to pay $12? Is that how it is because if it is then that's just absurd fees.

Good for you OP, remember to rein in on your emotions because you don't want to end up losing composure and making the bad decisions when you're invested in bitcoin. Don't say that fiat is a scam though if you're still in some form, still relying on it for your daily needs, you don't want to be saying that if you're still using fiat because that would sound like a hypocrite to those that aren't on your wavelength though, you're definitely going to tone down the hate. You're not into bitcoin investment to be a hater of fiat, you're here to gain your financial freedom and share that knowledge with other people that you'll meet in real life.

First that I've seen this list of ads about bitcoin, nice list mate. Not a US citizen but I'm curious if people are still able to watch any of the shows on free television with all of this ads because I assume that these ads are just a small percentage of the ads that's run on US television, or are they in some kind of agreement to do ads on different TV channels or something like that? I wish I could see one bitcoin ads here in my country, wouldn't hurt that people would know that they've got a chance at financial freedom with bitcoin, maybe there's just not a lot of investment companies here that want the money of the common people I guess.

Do they small miners really do that? Because if the market trajectory is correct, they'd still be able to make a profit out of mining since the price will only get higher even if the rewards have been halved, I'm sure that we will reach a floor price eventually and quitting isn't the right thing to do especially if you've been doing good as a bitcoin miner in a while now. What are you talking about earning less? That's not a problem in the long-term, it's going to balance itself eventually, this happened back then with the previous halving, and with less and less rewards, it's going to make bitcoin more scarce than usual.

You're right but that's also true for gold and other investments out there, you don't know if they're going to make you the money or not because it's difficult to predict anything anyway, I think what they mean by bitcoin being volatile is that it can't be controlled by other people and that they've got a difficult time on how they do it.

I don't get the people that are being jealous about bitcoin making profit for those that are investing on it, what did bitcoin do to you to generate or cultivate this animosity that you've got against those who invest them? It's really weird that people are like this, I guess those are the people that never got in too early in bitcoin and they think that it's too late for them and so they try their best to pull down people with them to the pit of despair that they're into. At this point, I don't think it's not worth our time to compare gold and bitcoin in terms of value because it's just so different and the freedom that we've got in bitcoin compared to gold is just too much that it's a disrespectful imho that we still compare it to gold.

You know that there's a word social on those right? Meaning that you have to do some socialization or interaction that's more just doing transaction so as much as I'd like to put it as a social network, I don't think that it really fits into that category because the interactions are done on platforms that's not existing in bitcoin (P2P). I don't think that there's no point in this choices that it would make sense to put bitcoin in any of the category, how about this, bitcoin is bitcoin and it's not really a good idea to associate it with things that's not remotely connected to it.

Probably because there's less people that's interested in this forum and there's the fact that there's less and less signature campaigns that have made most people more interested in participating in the forum. Not to mention that spammers and scammers have decreased if not ceased to exist here in the forum given how so many Scam Accusations and awareness has been given to newbies here in the forum, they probably got tired of doing scams here and most of the new ones are probably new scammers that just don't know any better. Maybe if we do some kind of advertising for this forum to up the visibility of it in people that are searching about this forum, who knows right? Maybe there are people that don't know about this forum but have been an investor for a long time, that's got to be a bad thing that we've reached for them a bit too late, that's my answer to the decline, lack of advertising for the forum and visibility on the top search.

It's not accurate though, since there's some long-term hodlers that are also buying at the same time as those short-term hodlers, in fact this demand graph isn't the best one to use if we want to measure the growth or potential of bitcoin in the near future. Regarding long-term hodlers selling during dips, wouldn't that be the wrong way around to sell their stash of bitcoins since they're going to be selling at loss if not maximized profits? Maybe during the ATH, that can be a good indicator to sell bitcoin since that's what you should do, that's why we got whale alerts right?