Since there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of reading material on day trading crypto (maybe I'm wrong)
Head over to the trading sections on these sites; listed are some decent guides. Can't vouch for them if everything's good or not though, as I've personally haven't read all of them yet: |
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A really really bad move in an investing standpoint, but I pretty much don't have a sort of "panic price". If bitcoin were to crash down, heck. I'm going down with it. I've spent 2 years in the cryptocurrency space learning as much as possible, and I'm not going to stop being interested even the prices crash down to single digits. As long as there are still crypto projects being developed at least.
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Probably on Cryptopia simply because I already have an account on that exchange (even though I think the exchange UI sucks). But I mostly use EtherDelta[1] (even though once again, the UI sucks bigtime) due to every single ERC20 token listed on EtherDelta[1]; as majority of the coins I'm interested in end up being an ERC20 token anyway.
[1] https://etherdelta.com |
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Why are you blaming it on the people? Everyone has their own reasons for selling. Some might need the money for medical reasons, for daily funds, to pay their rent, etc. Not every single person on the cryptocurrency space is selling because of the price dropping. Price is dropping because there is less demand. That's simply just it.
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I bought it decisively when the currency was up 5 percent, causing me to buy it high. One day by the same token, the prices halved abound, so I will be selling low
Then don't sell low? Why did you buy BTC in the first place? Probably because you expect it to rise in the future? If so, then don't sell! The people who get screwed up in the cryptocurrency space are the people who only wants to make a quick buck. Seriously I don't know how "buy low, sell high" is too hard to understand for some people. |
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I'm pretty sure resume examples for crypto-related jobs and non crypto-related jobs should be pretty much the same. It just depends on what field you're actually trying to get in to, as a developer? Writer? Public relations? It depends. Just Google some resume examples for the field you're trying to get in to.
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I really think your reasoning is quite farfetched and quite impossible to happen, but hey. At least you gave us an actual explanation instead of posts like "bitcoin at $5k soon, trust me". Currently we have 17 mil bitcoins according to statistics 4-6mil are already lost(forgotten pasword, burned during wrong transfers etc). That gives us 11 mil of bitcoins. Few mils are stuck on wallets where they have to be (for example mt gox wallet), on longtime hodlers etc. Lets say that we have 8 mil of bitcoins that can be possibly dump.
How do you even know that 4-6mil are "lost"? You can't prove that. |
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I'm not interesting for Lumi Wallet. Meta Mask is best & easy and also safe.
Lumi wallet is a multi-coin wallet whereas Metamask only supports ETH and ERC20 tokens; whereas it looks like OP is looking for a wallet that holds different kinds of coins. yes, metamask is just for crypto with type erc20, but what do you think with coinbase and blockchain? are both good for storing multi coins? I see you have more experience and more knowledge about the crypto. so, please explain it sir! I suggest doing research instead. This topic has been explained for probably a hundred times already. Read this: https://cryptosec.info/guides/cryptocurrency-wallets-and-its-risks/and no, as much as possible stay away from coinbase and blockchain.info |
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I'm not interesting for Lumi Wallet. Meta Mask is best & easy and also safe.
Lumi wallet is a multi-coin wallet whereas Metamask only supports ETH and ERC20 tokens; whereas it looks like OP is looking for a wallet that holds different kinds of coins. |
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I was looking for a thread like this one (to see if anyone had already posted this article, otherwise I would). Unfortunately, you posted this in the Bitcoin Discussion board, where the spammers never rest. Because of this, your thread has 0 replies and isn't even on the front page of the board anymore (it got buried pretty quickly by the SMT being pumped every few minutes). Why don't you move it to the "Web Wallets" board? Now, back to the topic: this was all the Lumi Wallet team said after the article came out: Dear Emin, Thank you so much for spending your time and helping us make @Lumi_wallet more secure. We would love to get you on board and work together on better product. Please check out our mobile wallet as this is what we concentrated on and where we have most of our users. 💙 https://twitter.com/Lumi_wallet/status/1005172315909492738They didn't even deny it. So I assume the wallet is (or will be) a scam.
They also "deleted" their ANN thread when they got called out by Loyce and Lauda (who neg trusted them). Old thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2372646.0That tweet from Lumi looks like an automated reply to me, but I don't know. But yeah. It's a huge shame. I really liked the wallet's interface a lot. This is another perfect reason why people should prevent using non-open source wallets as much as possible. |
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No one knows where the market will move. You might as well just flip a coin to decide if you're going to sell or not.
If you really need the money, especially for important purposes(school, medical reasons, etc), then sell it. Your life is worth more than your investments.
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You don't get your coins/tokens immediately after signing up. You'd have to wait for the airdrop and or the ICO to finish first.
Is it worth it? It depends. Majority of the coins and tokens being airdropped are worth little to nothing. You'd just have to join the good ones if you'd like decent profit. Also, I'd suggest waiting for months for a chance for your coins/tokens to increase in price(depending on the coin/token if it's actually good). They don't skyrocket immediately.
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Just go for topics that aren't already congested with articles. A good example would be topics about wallets. There are too much posts about wallets already, so go for niche topics that aren't too congested, but are interesting enough for people. Probably a "for-dummies" articles of complicated topics?
Best of luck.
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The thing is, people who post trash likes posting on trash topics. It's pretty much the best place for them to spam some replies(with the same level of trash quality) to get the required postcount for their bounties. That's why you see those trash posts having so much replies in less than an hour, compared to topics that are quite complicated for them(e.g. topics about BIP39 wallets, etc)
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Remember, When BTC was 20k$ , I told u it will be dump to 7k$, most of u laughed at me,
p.s. people laugh at you not be cause of the price you are telling them but because of the randomness of your guesses and the false confidence you have in your random guess... These sort of bitcoin price prophets just doesn't seem to get it. Making a certain prediction from 1k, 2k, 3k, up to 10k is a 10% chance of getting the prediction right, which is pretty high enough. Making random guesses and getting them right makes them think they're smart af. What's your source? Your magic crystal ball? Tarot cards? Saying that bitcoin will reach X price doesn't mean shit if you're not telling us why you think that. Anyone can make a random prediction and be right about it.
$1 to $10,000 is also magic/illusion. $1000 would be reality. Sure Mr. Nostradamus. |
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Download a bitcoin cash wallet[1] then import your electrum private keys on to the bitcoin cash wallet. You should then be able to access your BCH.
[1] https://www.bitcoincash.org/#wallets |
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What's your source? Your magic crystal ball? Tarot cards?
Saying that bitcoin will reach X price doesn't mean shit if you're not telling us why you think that. Anyone can make a random prediction and be right about it.
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So.. what do you need help with? Because well, you pretty much answered your own question.
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These scam detectors only work accurately for well known scam sites, but not on the newer scam sites. How do you know if a website is a scam? If it's an "investment site" that you'd have to pay a certain amount to receive certain amounts every day/week/month. They're pretty obvious.
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