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1401  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: found a new cool tool for miners on: April 30, 2015, 12:19:58 AM
site's down...


"And, it cleans websites!"

1402  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Wrap It Up, bitcoin Is Done on: April 30, 2015, 12:18:15 AM
I'm under the slight impression that this is just another thread where someone is doing his/her best in convincing no one but themselves that getting invested in Bitcoin is a bad idea. Well, no one is forcing you to invest into it Smiley Others like to, actually Smiley

That, or they're making themselves feel better after losing it all...  Wink
1403  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Advice needed! Buying, trading, and selling on exchanges on: April 30, 2015, 12:15:31 AM
Buy Low Sell High.

To know what's low and high you have to determine it yourself.
It's all about how you predict the market. if you think it's gonna be a strong day
then you can probably buy a below the 24 hr average in bulk and sell a bit lower than the highest ask.

That's what I used to do, got 30$ out of 12$ worth of alt coin back when NXT was inflating

Interesting...sounds pretty risky though!  Regardless good job on making that profit off NXT Wink and that username...most resolute, my liege.  Such obstinance must surely invoke the wrath of many a state servant...DBAN, a most trusted defense I presume!
1404  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily) on: April 29, 2015, 11:59:22 PM
Anyone with a most basic understanding of linguistics can see 99% of the posts in this thread are by three, four people max...

It's a good scam though, very entertaining to read
1405  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Wrap It Up, bitcoin Is Done on: April 29, 2015, 11:28:21 PM

funds for ISIS


"The ISIS economy and its fighters predominantly rely on the production and sale of seized energy assets—Iraq has the fifth-largest proven crude oil reserves in the world. ISIS also depends on the steady income it extracts from private donors, the heavy taxation and extortion it levies on its captive population, the seizure of bank accounts and private assets in the lands it occupies, ransoms from kidnappings and the plundering of antiquities excavated from ancient palaces and archaeological sites." source


ISIS makes money every time they loot a town or attack an oil refinery.  On top of that, they're receiving billions in aid from wealthy gulf states and Saudi princes.

If you actually follow either war (syria, iraq) you'd realize that if you put an ordinary laptop in front of the average fighter, they'd cry 'haram' , shoot you, and burn the laptop to appease their invisible sky god.  You MIGHT convince a regional leader to accept BTC, but I'm willing to bet each one would think you're trying to rip them off.

"funding ISIS" is undoubtedly the funniest attempt to slander BTC since its inception - I don't think any future fearmongering can top this Wink
1406  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Advice needed! Buying, trading, and selling on exchanges on: April 29, 2015, 09:14:37 PM
The only way to make money trading to know more about the thing you are trading than the people you are trading with. If you trade based on charts or speculation or rumor, you are going to lose to the people that actually know what's going on.

Don't believe most of what other people say. They know a lot less than they think they know.

Don't get suckered by people selling stuff books and bots and get-rich-quick schemes. There is no successful trading strategy. Successful trading is opportunistic -- you see an opportunity and you take it.

Finally, don't fall for the pump-and-dump scams. If you aren't the one doing the pumping, then you must be the victim.


Could you elaborate a bit on the whole pump-and-dump 'process'?  Is this what people in the 'pumpers picks' thread got suckered into doing?  It feels like that whole thread is one guy taking advantage of everyone else there...
1407  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Advice needed! Buying, trading, and selling on exchanges on: April 29, 2015, 07:28:00 PM

I still failed at obtaining any useful info - buy low, sell high...but how do I know what low/high is? How should I be properly reading each coin's chart?  Should I be looking at their /all graphs, or judge when to buy/sell by the hour/day/week/month/year?  What's the importance of market cap vs price vs available supply vs volume, and how should I assess these factors when deciding whether or not to invest in an alt?



- Marketcap devided by number of coins equals price of a coin ... or: price of the coin multiplied by number of coins equals marketcap (logically)
- tradevolume devided by price equals number of coins traded
- look out for inflationrate. How many new coins are created per day/month/year? New coins mostly go to market. So inflation makes up the supply. And as we know demand AND supply make the price. If demand is consistently higher than inflation, coin theoretically goes up.
- In daytrading you sell when it goes down to rebuy more coins lower
- Looking at alltime graph or 1 year graph is certainly helpful to get an idea what potential the coin has (or had) and what the trend is (right now i think many coins can be found that are close to rock bottom)
- Tradevolume can fluctuate wildly day to day
- generally one shouldn't 'invest' in coins at all. I thought similar but it turned out that this place is full of scum, incompetence, vapourware and crooks and most coins don't live all that long. Maybe even bitcoin won't live all that long, who knows? Daytrading and swingtrading is what 80% of people do especially if you are a small fish that can't afford to, so to speak, make a coin his 'own bitch'.
- with small bankroll like you, often trading at the spread can be lucrative. You'll find coins with large spread on every exchange. Trading that spread profitable is also possible.
- if you devide daily tradevolume by daily inflationrate you'll get a metric that let's you compare all these coins directly. Think about this.  
- never listen to any adivce on this board. Everyone just wants into your pocket. Only trade according to your own research and judgement.
- newer coins are more risky and volatile than older coins.
- never buy based on promises or hype

In trading 90% of people loose. It is competition. Either you learn fast and make it to top 20% and later 10% and end up living off it or you're going to be erased in the long run. We've seen many people vanish here in the past year, many lost everything. (look at altcoin charts, some things are down 99,9%) Alts are volatile as hell. Good financial management and risk mitigation is where it's at. Never all in! Take some profits when possible. Don't be greedy. Try to cut losses early.

Observe how buyers rule until they are exhausting and slowing down and are engulfed by a large seller and then sellers rule until they are exhausted and are engulfed by a large buyer. That's the beat of the market.

Contrary to mayuyu:
Avoid speculation section. It's biased.
Don't cut your gains when you're sensible enough to read the market. Ride the winners to where they take you but pay attention and be alert to sell once the buyers are exhausting. Guessing tops and bottoms can be learned. You know you've achieved it when your medium sized marketorder frequently tends to tip the market. (godmode trader)


Daytrading 101 training can help. Controlling your emotions (fear and greed) is where it's at. Marketaction is a reflection of fear and greed aswell as hopes of the market participants. Learn to capitalize on fear and greed of others.

Most important: don't believe a word you read here. Trust nobody, not even admins.

Good luck


Thanks for the detailed info. I'll read it further in a couple minutes & respond more

Pm me with any one of your emails, or a reddit username, I'll send you a nice changetip for the help Wink
1408  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Advice needed! Buying, trading, and selling on exchanges on: April 29, 2015, 03:18:25 AM
If you want to buy low sell high method, try to learn about trading analysis. Speculation section is good place to learn.
but watch out there are so many trolls there Smiley

My advice is set target of price that you want to sell your coin
if current price reach the target, just sell it. This is safe way for trading altcoin.
And set target for losses too, if your coin value decreased more than 30%, for example. just sell it without wait more loss
but be careful with greedy behavior, it will ruin your strategy

Thanks, I saw the options for 'stop-limits' but was not 100% sure how to implement their use. Appreciate your help  Grin
1409  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Advice needed! Buying, trading, and selling on exchanges on: April 29, 2015, 01:55:03 AM
I know I'm already breaking a couple of the trading world's cardinal rules here, so please bear with me  Grin

Here's my current situation:

  • 1.) Amassed $60 worth of BTC
  • 2.) Withdrew $50 into cold storage, kept $10/0.044BTC to play around and/or learn with (ie. lose, so as to not get my hopes up Wink)
  • 3.) Transferred my BTC to Poloniex, and figured I'd try learning the basics of exchanges/trading

I've spread my bits around into various coins.  Because I have no idea what I'm doing - and at the same time putting all my trust in you guys Shocked, I'll tell you what coins I've vested in.  My wealth is spread as such:

Code:
[ARCH] ARCHcoin 10.69400404 

[BTC] Bitcoin 0.00664344

[DOGE] Dogecoin 2603.47826087

[HUGE] BIGcoin 14520.12404124

[NMC] Namecoin 7.27706705

[NXT] NXT 222.94797859

[PPC] Peercoin 1.24685423

[SYS] Syscoin 538.00539083

[XMG] Magi 121.26715731

I've tried reading what various popular trading threads exist, yet usually leave the threads with as little knowledge as I had entered with (and sometimes embarrassed in myself, leaving threads like pumping dicks slathered in the self-praising semen from others getting off in such circle-jerks). 

I still failed at obtaining any useful info - buy low, sell high...but how do I know what low/high is? How should I be properly reading each coin's chart?  Should I be looking at their /all graphs, or judge when to buy/sell by the hour/day/week/month/year?  What's the importance of market cap vs price vs available supply vs volume, and how should I assess these factors when deciding whether or not to invest in an alt?


I realize this is a lot to be asking, but it's just so difficult to find the answers I'm looking for, without ending up in wikipedia pages for fiat currencies, or "THE ANSWERS ALL HERE, LINE PUMPY'S POCKETS FOR THE MEANING OF LIFE, I'M SO RICH I'LL PROVE IT WITH TUMBLR GIFs"-esqe garbage!

I highly appreciate any and all help, and will happily reward any descriptive advice with some changetip  Kiss Kiss

Cheers!

Hey man,
i trade every day and i can answer a lot of your questions. But it is not done wit a single post. I am sure you will get further question...

To start with, i tell you first. It's a good idea that you play around with a small amount. Putt the biggest part in cold storage is a good and safe choice.

Second, i like some of the coins you selected. And some i miss. But i would not all buy at the same time... And if you hold a coin for a longer time, it is an advantage if they are traded on different exchanges!

Third, you have to choose exchanges also where you trade your coins. Choose only one exchange for the beginning, to understand how it works. Placing an order, order books and trade history. As well read the graphs, but this is a part for it self. About graphs is a lot to learn, but not a need to understand the basics.
And later you will find out that you can buy on one exchange and sell on a other and that is profitable to use more exchanges.

As next, write all the things and trades you do in a excel sheet. I did it in the beginning and it helped me a lot to understand what i do. Sometimes it is good for remember something also. And it will show you, all exchanges provide different quality.

Yeah and i understand your question about the price really good. What is a low or high price. I can tell you, the way i trade there is the price is not very important! Because i try to hold the altcoins not for a long time. At best i buy and sell "at the same moment". Search for "arbitrage". if you buy a coin and hold it for a long time then you are invested in it. And if you are invested you should be sure that you have a good coin.
And see also here, i wrote something about my way of trading (on different exchanges).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1025442.msg11211078#msg11211078

Also i can tell you, it is a lot of learning by doing. I learned it all by myself, by reading, thinking and try out something.
Not all the provided data you need, like volume, price, market cap and many more. you will find out what is important for you and your strategy. a strategy you will build up after a while... you will see.

I think this should be enough information for my first post Smiley
Tell me your questions, i try to give answers good as possible.

Cheers  

 

Thanks a lot for this, sent you a PM  Grin Grin

And thank you to everyone else here, I've read each response in detail, and will reply to each of you in due time...but for now, switching between PCs Wink

Thanks again.
1410  Other / Beginners & Help / Advice needed! Buying, trading, and selling on exchanges on: April 29, 2015, 12:24:14 AM
I know I'm already breaking a couple of the trading world's cardinal rules here, so please bear with me  Grin

Here's my current situation:

  • 1.) Amassed $60 worth of BTC
  • 2.) Withdrew $50 into cold storage, kept $10/0.044BTC to play around and/or learn with (ie. lose, so as to not get my hopes up Wink)
  • 3.) Transferred my BTC to Poloniex, and figured I'd try learning the basics of exchanges/trading

I've spread my bits around into various coins.  Because I have no idea what I'm doing - and at the same time putting all my trust in you guys Shocked, I'll tell you what coins I've vested in.  My wealth is spread as such:

Code:
[ARCH] ARCHcoin 10.69400404 

[BTC] Bitcoin 0.00664344

[DOGE] Dogecoin 2603.47826087

[HUGE] BIGcoin 14520.12404124

[NMC] Namecoin 7.27706705

[NXT] NXT 222.94797859

[PPC] Peercoin 1.24685423

[SYS] Syscoin 538.00539083

[XMG] Magi 121.26715731

I've tried reading what various popular trading threads exist, yet usually leave the threads with as little knowledge as I had entered with (and sometimes embarrassed in myself, leaving threads like pumping dicks slathered in the self-praising semen from others getting off in such circle-jerks). 

I still failed at obtaining any useful info - buy low, sell high...but how do I know what low/high is? How should I be properly reading each coin's chart?  Should I be looking at their /all graphs, or judge when to buy/sell by the hour/day/week/month/year?  What's the importance of market cap vs price vs available supply vs volume, and how should I assess these factors when deciding whether or not to invest in an alt?


I realize this is a lot to be asking, but it's just so difficult to find the answers I'm looking for, without ending up in wikipedia pages for fiat currencies, or "THE ANSWERS ALL HERE, LINE PUMPY'S POCKETS FOR THE MEANING OF LIFE, I'M SO RICH I'LL PROVE IT WITH TUMBLR GIFs"-esqe garbage!

I highly appreciate any and all help, and will happily reward any descriptive advice with some changetip  Kiss Kiss

Cheers!
1411  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 28, 2015, 09:48:45 PM
http://www.m-talk.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=86

Admin should re-check the link posted in that thread, I clicked the tutorial link and was redirected to a malware site...not good!!

Hmm thats strange coz i go to the tut site, maby you need to scan your pc?

I got to the site as well, but mis-clicked a link, which created a pop-up that eventually crashed my browser...my PC is clean from viruses...weird
1412  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: found a new cool tool for miners on: April 28, 2015, 09:37:15 PM
site's down...
1413  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 28, 2015, 09:35:37 PM
http://www.m-talk.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=86

Admin should re-check the link posted in that thread, I clicked the tutorial link and was redirected to a malware site...not good!!
1414  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 28, 2015, 09:18:29 PM
Whats going on in the CoinMagi Pool?

It seems like it's been stuck on the same block for over an hour now....

edit: and the minute I post this, my balance updates....typical Roll Eyes
1415  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 28, 2015, 09:17:02 PM
My first purchase....  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy  I'm not gonna stop mining any time soon though, and I plan on converting any of my future spare change into XMG  Grin



In it for the long haul with you guys; so glad I found myself in such a nice community centered around such a nice coin!


Nice! Well done amigo!
Reminder for all: For the whole signature you need to be member i think. But add your at least your XMG walletaddress in your signature.
There will be some magical rain sometime!  Grin


Code: (signature)
[b][url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=735170.0/]Proud to be a member of [color=blue]Magi XMG[/color] community. 1st PoS-II |1st PoM | M7M CPU only. Come and join us! WALLET ADDRESS [/b]


Noted!

1416  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 28, 2015, 07:43:50 PM
My first purchase....  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy  I'm not gonna stop mining any time soon though, and I plan on converting any of my future spare change into XMG  Grin



In it for the long haul with you guys; so glad I found myself in such a nice community centered around such a nice coin!
1417  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 28, 2015, 07:18:02 AM
So....who here has a VPS set up for XMG mining?

Cuz I'm stuck in the process following Joe's instructions, not sure if they're outdated (?) here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=735170.msg8800103#msg8800103

I sent Mr. Lao a message, but hopefully others here may be able to help...I'll post where I'm at once someone is ready for a migraine Grin

(I think my swap file is set up, right now I'm trying to learn how to edit fstab properly)

I am no Linux expert, but I am online at least. Joe will be unavailable for a time. Which bit are you stuck on?

Sorry, didn't see your reply until now... But I'm stuck at steps 6 & 7; I'm not sure if I have fstab set up correctly (how do I check? Not sure if the swap line was edited in the correct spot). Step 7 - what directory am I cd'ing into, because after cloning (which I assume worked) I can't cd into the directory of what's required ( m7m...)

Thanks, I'll be able to get on with more detailed info tomorrow... Highly appreciate the help!
1418  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 28, 2015, 07:08:15 AM
On a similar note, if running a CPU miner at 75% or more, how dangerous is extended usage? A simpler question would be: how long could I run at 100% before my processor bursts into flames?

And on the topic of XMG itself: how do we achieve our dream of landing on the moon? A space walk, perhaps? Maybe build ourselves an O'Neil cylinder?
1419  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 27, 2015, 11:34:46 PM
So....who here has a VPS set up for XMG mining?

Cuz I'm stuck in the process following Joe's instructions, not sure if they're outdated (?) here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=735170.msg8800103#msg8800103

I sent Mr. Lao a message, but hopefully others here may be able to help...I'll post where I'm at once someone is ready for a migraine Grin

(I think my swap file is set up, right now I'm trying to learn how to edit fstab properly)
1420  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XMG] Coin Magi | CPU mining | PoS-II | PoM | Unique BLK reward | [MagiPay] on: April 27, 2015, 08:46:33 PM
Still debating whether or not VPS mining XMG would pay off ..... 5$ / month for a single core...but then again I've only made 3 XMG over the past day running between 2-3 cores off my i5-4670k....

Anyone have recommendations?
Are you in the proof of mining?
Think that might be a good option.

http://cryptomining-blog.com/4644-coin-magi-xmg-2nd-proof-of-mining-campaign-launched/

Yes, I'm in the m-hash pool now...but as I don't even know the value of 1XMG, I'm not really sure if it's worth purchasing a VPS to mine with...

I'm still quite new if you couldn't tell  Wink Wink

I think it might be good to mine in that one! The Proof of Mining campaign will reward you with some extra XMG.


Does it matter what OS i use on the VPS?  I chose ubuntu 14.04 x64; I'm following this guide:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=735170.msg8800103#msg8800103

Thanks!
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