I wonder why people keep on following his advice, though. It just really boggles my mind on it. Maybe because of his consistency of inconsistency in making the bad trades made him want to be followed and wait for that *finally* moment. Don't you think so?
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I do use trading bots like Gunbot in order to trade 24/7. This is one of the most helpful things for me, because I get to take advantage of the market, 24/7 whether any type of market is happening. I could easily automate the strategies that I’m going to utilise in trading. Have you managed to see this? Let me know and I can help you. Wow gunbot goes from like 10$ to WTF! lol. But, I am curious. I could scrape together the wtf money needed, maybe I'll just start with the $10 version. That's the super entry level. That's just to get a taste of it. It basically shows you the GUI and makes you feel like you are using the bot. It's not as customizable but it's going to get something going for your account with the stepGrid strategy integrated in the bot.
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I do use trading bots like Gunbot in order to trade 24/7. This is one of the most helpful things for me, because I get to take advantage of the market, 24/7 whether any type of market is happening. I could easily automate the strategies that I’m going to utilise in trading. Have you managed to see this? Let me know and I can help you.
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Another thing that you can get in a bearish market, probably be the quality of project that you would see. For example, if you have a project that has survived the bear market, then you would have probably found a gem in which that you are just waiting for it to blow up an increase in terms of the demand that it has.
It could also serve you also as a determination point, whether you would want to stay in the crypto community or not.
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Upon checking of the website I saw that you are using RSI, MACD, CCI, Stoch, ATR, ROC, and %R in the charts shown. So does the AI work with that indicators and then make sure that if there are maybe 2 out of three correlation with a specific indication whether the market is going to be bullish or bearish?
Is it something like that?
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Is it like how you import the MetaMask and connect it to the website like with the Web 3.0? I didn’t know that it could be used when you just connect or something. I know that you can control permissions or something like that would that be effective enough?
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I like that little hodler comic. It's probably relatable to others as well. I do imagine that the newbies that are coming to crypto need that kind of motivation, especially from us who have been with a couple of those cycles already. It's only a matter of time before it becomes a new cycle. I hope that everyone sees it as something to be okay about. It's best to get into it and continue riding the wave.
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Do you even know what the whitepaper is for? I don’t know where you got that information from where it doesn’t matter much anymore, but it’s the soul of projects in which you would know what the project’s objective is for. This should also have some related literature in which you should have a supporting study to improve the project.
Do not invest in something plagiarised or just duplicated of one because that’s probably something that isn’t ready and worthy. Imagine investing in a class B that is just a copy of the original. Do you think it is worth it?
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It’s pretty much okay to post here in economics about economics, even if it’s made for newbies it’s not going to change anything and maybe if there are people who have posted in the beginner section, then you could probably link it to your post here if you have it already.
If you have different references or websites that you have gotten some information from, then you could input them at the end of your post. Knowledge is definitely welcome here everywhere as long as it’s really informative and not repeating.
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According to the article I provide below. 20% to 30% of the Ethereum miner migrate to different altcoins and the rest is simply shutting down because its not profitable anymore mining other tokens unlike Ethereum consistent income. I doubt that they will venture out on the ETHW since this token is just the copy of the original Ethereum and the real community support is on the ETH PoS which gives the value of this token.
Having 20-30% of Ethereum Holders of PoW would not be enough to sustain the main coin's price or something. It's not going to be as profitable as before so I doubt they would be staying with that for a long time. It's just probably a matter of time before the changes are drastic enough to make more noise.
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Some people would like that in terms of stability as part of their assets. It's going to be the stored value that they have to depend on what their end goal will be. If you imagine Bitcoin has movements like Gold, would you like that? I wouldn't like it because its volatility gives the most opportunity to profit but simultaneously increases the risk that you have within the market, so it's always going to be a give and take.
If it becomes stable, a lot of regulations will probably be put in place to control the movement of people within the market, but we all know that that is not possible and would be hard to do. It will be a different type of market if that happens.
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Being concerned with how much they look into you, especially if you are well-respected and have a position in the University, is normal because you want to see that people would see you as that professional person instead of being a gambler or something like that.
Suppose you understand that you are just gambling for entertainment. There is nothing wrong to be about it since you are not harming anyone by just being entertained with slots or any gambling games that you are into.
If someone asks you about it, then maybe you could somehow share your view on it, but if not, don’t encourage anyone as well.
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With everything happening with the merge, is there a percentage on how many miners have stayed to the proof of work consensus? Because you could probably get a percentage on how many people would be willing to stay at the old version rather than move to the new one. It’s like the Ethereum classic versus Ethereum type of thing.
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I imagine it like this: people who have already established where they are currently and what they know tend not to want to change anything with their current situation, so what I’m trying to say is that if people are used to using fossil fuels as their source of energy, then they wouldn’t want to change anything else because that’s what they already know. It’s the same for everything.
So the reasoning with PoW producing an increase in employment doesn’t make any sense because PoS could still have some monitoring and incentivize something like that. I think it’s still better to focus on the environment before anything else because that’s where we all live in.
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Nice to see you back here and getting back into it. It’s been a long time since you have been here. I hope you would stick around more and probably get more into the community.
If you believe that you want to be one of the nodes that supports the network and then it’s okay to use the downloadable bitcoin core wallet. It’s one of the ways that you could really support the network, even though you have no incentive of doing it directly.
I’m using a hardware wallet and they have been really useful for me for keeping and holding coins. It’s really recommend it to hold it in a hardware wallet.
It is a smart idea to keep it off exchanges, unless you are trading it for profit.
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I think the crypto currency community would have a different kind of feeling or something that makes you think, otherwise if it was called Netcoin or something else. I would’ve still preferred bitcoin rather than anything else.
A lot of companies that have bitcoin in their name would be kind of funny if it is netcoin. That’s just my take on it.
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If you check the name itself testnet, it is for the purpose of testing whether or not you will use different Blockchain/network with your coin because in Ethereum there are different testnet network, like Ropsten. It is before deploying the actual chain or the coins itself.
You can never know whether a project would pay you, since it will always be a risk to the bounty hunters if they will believe in the project and hold the coin or something. Just choose something that you believe in.
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If you have something worth investing in and you believe in it, I think it’s okay to risk as long as you are managing how much you are going to be at risk in that investment. I’m not sure why people would be against it as long as you are using your own money and making sure that you know what you are doing because if you do, you would understand how you could make a lot of money or lose a lot of money.
I think it depends on what type of coin you are into, and you would know if it’s worthwhile.
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I think this is more about the energy crisis that is happening within the UK. With Russia's oil being in the mix, it will be harder to solve the problems. With all the stimulative packages given by the government to make things survive and energy rotations happening, Euros and Pounds are affected by this, causing inflation. The trading with energy has produced a lot of problems with the margin calls that are supposed to be with the pandemic easing programs. That's just a hectic thing, to begin with, and out of control.
We will see more of this as time goes by, it may not be all at the same time, but I think we are in the recession already. Shortages of USD will also be a problem with what's happening with the trade.
Would being with crypto save you from all of these?
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I haven’t managed to win a lot in Duelbits but I have an won in other casinos. I guess I’m just unlucky. Congrats for the win OP. That’s an incredible win and predicting that sure wasn’t Easy to begin with.
Keep on sharing that wins!
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