Do not join these channels because they are often fraudulent, and then you not only lose your coins, but also help them exploit the large numbers of participants in deceiving more people.
Therefore, by joining these channels, you are helping them to be rich and steal more people, and you are the loser in the end, as you are risking a high-risk investment with certain losses.

So it's a double loss and scam support. Im talking about free or paid groups.

So, day trading is not suitable for you. Day trading is a trading style for professional traders and it is better to avoid it if you do not have a good background in day trading, as it is not that trading that brings you a lot of profits, but achieving a profit of 1% daily means a percentage more than 30% per month, which is better than being collected by long-term trading. Therefore, day trading is not for achieving high profits in the short term, but rather for continuity.

I can give you links on how to learn day trading, but I do not find it logical. You cannot learn to run before walking. Start and master the basic skills represented in identifying support and resistance points and reading technical indicators. After you master walking, you can ask about running.

Thank you for your explanatory explanation, and I was hoping that you would provide new charts explaining the Bump and Run Reversal Bottom (BARR) in current BTC/USDT chart or during the past weeks, but from what I understood, most of us start this model without knowing, as the resistance points are either momentum points to break the next top or Bounce, volume is a confirmatory indicator in this case.

Using this indicator alone without formulating a general strategy will lead to wrong results, as despite the high trading volumes, Bitcoin fails to reverse its direction, but by following the pattern for a longer period, the closer the price is to the top, the easier it is to break it and with lower trading volumes next time.

The nature of the PayPal transaction is that it can be reversed, while Bitcoin transactions are ir-reversible, and therefore, given that your account does not contain a commercial trust record besides the negative trust from one of DT, you must remove this bold condition.

Therefore, if you want to account for someone from the forum, you must wait at least 180 days* before receiving crypto or try to use P2P services outside the forum.

I do not advise anyone to conduct a transaction with this account according to the above condition.

* I don't know if the date is accurate but I mean the maximum period for which the amount cannot be reversed.


As long as you want crypto, tell them to use a escrow, or risk getting paid lately.

Done, I wish them success, just tell them to hide/change the email of the account linked to the forum that it is visible.

I do not know, but it is such a launchpad that always gets Binance into legal or regulatory problems, as employees enter currencies that have a relationship with their developers, or that Binance has a significant market share in it, and therefore they use the platform to achieve personal profits or to blackmail projects with the possibility of canceling the listing at any moment.

My words may not sound good to some, but your participation in such a launch increases the power of Binance and the centralization of the services it provides. It is true that it is beneficial in the short term, but it is extremely harmful in the long term.

In general, make the basic assumption for you that any non-bitcoin crypto is scam, unless strong evidence proves otherwise, and this evidence means that you can invest in this currency as the highest level of risk.

So, the beginning is to diversify your investments from safe, low-risk, medium, and high-risk investments, and very high-risk investments(it is likely that you will lose them.) Do not make the value of very high-risk investments more than 10% of your investment amount, and then you can divide it into 5 projects at a rate of 2% for each project.

Now for positive indicators:

 - Having a technical team that wants to solve a real problem.
 - A roadmap that ultimately aims to solve this problem.
 - They do not promise you a quick profit or an investment for the purpose of profit.
 - Most of the coins/tokens are not controlled by the developer team.
 - There is no control over burning.
 - To not be decentralized, even if they are central, to have clear solutions to comply with legal legislation.

It seems that we are talking about a hacker, and if my memory does not fail me, I think that the intended bridge here is polygon bridge because during the past year it was hacked and then part of the money was returned, and therefore we are talking about an information crime related to penetration and money laundering more than a case related to cryptocurrencies.


Unfortunately, it seems that the search engines are the government's back door in this case, and here I am expecting cooperation from Apple and Google, as they were able to know the words that he searched for.


All anti-money laundering laws contain loose sentences that enable governments to prosecute individuals with them, even if new technology appears, such as saying that trading any asset that is not supported by the Central Bank is considered an aid in money laundering.

I do not think that such a system is applied in my country, as after death all property is transferred to the court, which applies the provisions of inheritance, which is the money left by the deceased, where the deceased’s loans are paid first, and then the money is divided between his wife and children according to rules and provisions determined by a judge in the court.

These procedures are very slow and require the approval of all children (especially those related to land and real estate). Then, the absence of one of the children, or his lack of consent, or the lack of consent of the mother or wife, means that such funds will remain frozen for many years.

the majority here resort to writing the password for bank cards in a separate account on a piece of paper, provided that they take over the money from it until the inheritance is distributed, but there is no system supported by the state or law such as PAYABLE ON DEATH, although it seems like a good idea.

First, you should not ask for tax advice in a multinational forum, ask a specialized expert or a lawyer, as failure to accurately report may expose you to a legal issue. Taxes are applied to Bitcoin and all cryptocurrencies according to  ---> https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-14-21.pdf and there is a page for frequently asked questions ---> https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/frequently-asked-questions-on-virtual-currency-transactions.

In short, every sale that made a gain is taxable and there are no taxes as long as you don't sell.

You can read some user experiences ----> https://www.reddit.com/r/bitcointaxes/

I respect Robert T Kiyosaki as an economist and as a writer of one of the best and most important books for anyone who wants to read about the economy, but his predictions for the price of bitcoin may not be accurate and should not be taken as investment advice or as a green signal for anyone who wants to buy bitcoin.

I can give you a sample of two tweets, one of which has acceptable accuracy, and the other is far from reality.


I also found this chart^[1], and I do not know if it is accurate, but the most important point is that his predictions are not as accurate as his skill in writing. With all respect to him.


[1] https://www.newsbtc.com/news/bitcoin/why-rich-dad-poor-dad-author-will-wait-for-bitcoin-to-drop-to-1100-before-buying-more/

The problem is that you cannot get something good and profitable for free. Most of the successful airdrops required conditions from the users, for example, you have used the exchange at a certain time, or to deposit and withdraw with a certain balance. Therefore, the idea of getting free money from an airdrop and having a future value is an excluded idea.

Therefore, search for a good token, even if there are some conditions for it, as long as the platform or the entity issuing it will have value in the future.
You can also benefit from these links^[1][2].


[1] https://icomarks.com/airdrops
[2] https://airdrops.io/

@BitcoinGirl.Club yesterday I saw your comment and wrote a long article in which I replied to all your points and I think it will be useful for the forum, Unfortunately I was unable to post it yesterday. I do not know if you deleted your reply or if it was because of what happened yesterday.

In general, I draft it in case you are interested in discussing about this topic.

He may be trying to find the private key to one of those addresses or one of the posts he deleted.
If he did not delete his posts, there may be evidence to support his argument.

As mentioned, neutral trust does not affect the account's ability to create posts or the chances of the account achieving income or joining signatures campaign, but it is useful for the forum as it either prompts the user to rethink about his behaviors or it gives an alert to the rest of the members to search about that account.

Therefore, as long as the neutral trust has some details and not like "I don't like that account," it is useful for the forum. In the end, the main goal of the trust system is to reduce scam and make the forum better.

Personally, before leaving any trust, I ask myself if it is useful to the forum, I will do it, whatever the reaction is, sometimes not to take any action or wait until the collection of evidence takes place = support that action.

Also, some members who protest against members such as JollyGood and see that the solution in ~JollyGood are wrong. JollyGood has taken an action by leaving a trust. The aggrieved party must prove that he is wrong and then leave the matter to the community, but if JollyGood does not take any step, then the trust system is useless. In real life there are over 100 DT's and only less than 10% of them leave trust rates in clear cases.

This matter is not limited to natural trust, but even negative. There is no service that has 5/5 ratings, so even if you are a merchant, some negative ratings will not harm your business. The most prominent evidence of this is Royse777 that has some negative trust, yet it is a reliable campaign manager..


Briefly:

 - It varies from case to case.
 - Sometimes not taking action = supporting that action.
 - Neutral trust does not harm the user's account, but it is useful for the forum.

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There is no smoke without fire, and no one took any action, so perhaps it is an opportunity to review yourself.

I understand that, and it almost the hackers way to say that the account has been hacked, rather than a way to collect money. Instead of saying that this account has been hacked, they tweet such a link, and soon everyone will know that suspicious activity has occurred on the account. Perhaps the goal of the hackers is the data in the account more than profits due to free bitcoin giveaway links.

The issue of countries adopting a specific thing is not difficult. All you need is for certain countries to succeed in taking any direction, for there to be a political motive and people’s satisfaction, and the government will find acceptance of the new situation, so when there was a high adoption of Bitcoin, several countries succeeded in accepting Bitcoin and benefited from it then. Acceptance of a particular government or all governments is a matter of time.

Personally, I do not expect that to happen soon, and perhaps we need to wait for at least 50 years, then this technology will have matured and become of high market value, and then there is no risk in adopting it. Meaning by 2060 it will be very possible.

I have two reasons for this:
1) I've been trying to push him to create high quality posts, if he does and after about 2 weeks we'll have a good track posting record from which we can assess whether this account has been hacked or not.
2) He joined a signature campaign, and I was afraid that he would ask for a loan with the guarantee of that campaign payment, and I do not have enough proof, especially with @deadsea33 deleting all his previous addresses/posts.

@BitcoinGirl.Club, Aren't these reasons enough to give "neutral tag"?

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Now I'm surprised, @OP was careful to hide any data from his past.

The SEC is afraid of Binance and Coinbase, or vice versa. These entities are regulatory and seek to implement legislative rules in the United States. Non-compliance by Binance and Coinbase will lead them to legal problems and financial penalties, not the other way around.
We can argue about their impact on the price, but since they are not decisions that lead to the closure of both platforms, therefore, it did not appear to have a negative impact on the price.


After 616 days of registering here and you still describe yourself as a beginner, this is a big problem, even in university studies you cannot say that you are a beginner.

We cannot drop an incident like this on a violin sector, but it has intersections. when the FTX bankruptcy, it was the beginning of a strong regulatory wave, and perhaps it is the reason for all this legal tightening in the United States itself. The OceanGate incident may be the beginning of more clear laws that govern commercial diving and submarines that are being built for this purpose.
But with all these legislations and legal oversight, you will find that some banks have manipulated millions of dollars^[1][2][3] in money laundering and illegal trade.

[1] Danske Bank Pleads Guilty to Fraud on U.S. Banks in Multi-Billion Dollar Scheme to Access the U.S. Financial System
[2] Deutsche Bank's $10-Billion Scandal
[3] Five global banks to pay $5.7 billion in fines over rate rigging

The least that can be described about such a Clone Script is that it is useless if it is not scam. If someone creates a site similar to Binance, he will not achieve the same success as Binance does because of the liquidity problem, and if he deposits the required liquidity in the hot wallet, there is no guarantee that there are no backdoors for such a script.

I do not advise anyone to buy such a script.

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@OP Why you don't provide software or coding services, or do you re-sell these scripts?