I'll tell you this straight forward. You can learn technical analysis from books or the internet( I recommend babypips.com), but how you apply them in tandem with risk management and controlling your emotions is the key being a consistently profitable trader. That can be learnt by experience or if you can find a REAL, good mentor online which is kind of hard to find and diferentiate from the scams and posing traders out there. Remember that the statistics show that around 95% of traders aren't profitable. That is mostly because of their lack of experience and attitude/mindset over trading.

The only exchange that has its own token that I somehow trust, but not fully trust is Binance with its token BNB. As a matter of fact I've just found out that the subdivision of BNB is Jaeger like Satoshi is for Bitcoin. May I ask you why are you looking for an exchange that has its own token? There are bigger and more trustworthy exchanges like Gemini or Bitstamp.

I was a bounty hunter back in the days when it was quite fruitful to be one, but now it has become some kind of a hobby. When I like a project that runs a bounty campaign I'll definitely join it and put my resources to the promotional effort. If you do bounties for a living you might be better off just getting a regular job and get paid more and on time than doing those bounties whose tokens might not even get listed on an exchange.

Many bouny hunters on this forum have started their own bounty campaign service so they are now actually managing the campaign for projects instead of actively participating in them. You could consider that as an advancement.

I have learnt to be very cautious with this kind of AI "bots" that promise guaranteed returns. 0.15%/day means 4.5%= over 50%/year. That is a number that most famoius hedge funds in the world would go round the moon to obtain consistently. And then a wallet comes from nowhere and promises no losses on your side. Just think about it: if the returns are so good, why they didn't get multi million dollars from a fund or institutional investor?

Well.. the chances are high that this is a ponzi scheme so be careful guys. This is just my 2 cents so do your own research. Who knows, maybe the risk reward ratio is good enough for you in this opportunity.

I'm very bullish on bitcoin on the longer term, I expect it to have another leg down then reverse and continue the previous bull run with even more power as the next major move to the upside will probably take us to a price discovery period.

I only use the biggest/major exchanges when it comes to trading. They have the most volume, liquidity and much more security features then the shady lower mass of exchanges. Just think - how likely is an anonymous exchange to be hacked in comparison to Binance. Even in the case of a hack Binance proved that they are able to refund the users. So to answer your question assuming that you want to trade altcoins and no leverage I'll say Bittrex and/or GDAX, Coinbase. Remember, you need to put the security of your funds first.

The first and obvious way to increase your bitcoin stack is to allocate a part of your monthly income, assuming that you do have a job, to buying more bitcoin/cryptocurrency.
Most important thing is to have a cash flow running into your accounts, be it a job, dividends, rents, etc.

Another way is to mine bitcoin which is pretty extensive and it needs quite a learning curve. Personally I'd rather just buy the bitcoin itself instead of mining it.

Then you can do all kind of part-time jobs from freelancing on upwork and similar sites to doing UBER, or errands for the older people in your city. Be creative!
In most cases trading is too complex and just drains one person's account, but if you are willing to learn all the intricacies of technical analysis and risk management and you want to do this as a living go ahead. But I warn you that it requires a lot of time and practice.

Excitemeny intensifies!!.. IKEA is a huge multinational company. It has a few points of work in my country as well  and I've even been looking lately to buy some furniture and appliances. Will send them an email to inquire about paying with cryptocurrencies.

Got to love those crypto cars and man.. 100% rebate is quite an incentive to use MCO.

An increase in Bitcoin awareness would definitely benefit the adoption. The psychologic effect of seeing Bitcoin ads will make people have more trust in the technology.

In my knowledge ChipMixer is the most used and popular one though I rarely use mixers. As an alternative to mixing you can just change the btc to an altcoin or maybe privacy focused altcoin if you care so much about your confidentiality.

Personally I have never used a fee-less cryptocurrency and I don't think they are viable. Proof-Of-Work and Proof-of-Stake algorithms have been the most successful in the market so far. And that's because the 'miners' aka block validators get incentivised in some form. Bitcoin is the best example for Proof-of-Work and Ethereum for PoS. To this present date I am not aware of any other algorithm that had even comparable results to these ones.

The volatility fluctuations are simply because of the forever changing balance of buyers and sellers in the market. When prices goes up then there are more buyers then sellers in the market and when price goes down vice-versa. When we are in a consolidation period it means that the balance is somehow at an equilibrium.

Of course that as the market matures and more institutional money flows into the market the price movements will become more compact and you won't see this kind of brutal swings. That's simply because there will be much more liqudity in the order books and it will be much harder to move the price.

I've had an amazing betting day at tennis as well. A lot of fun too, who doesn't love drinking a good pilsner while watching the game and having bets on? 

Thiem, Chardy and Carreno Busta were my solo picks for today and they've all won. Carreno had a quite a easy match, but I can't say the same for the other two and especially Chardy who had Evans D. as opponent. This later one is known for his powerful serves. Quite hard to make a break against him.

Well, if I were an insurer I would set up the conditions on how the insured should deposit his cryptocurrencies. If they don't take the security measures we agree upon through a contract then our agreement becomes null and he won't get a dime. I would blend the insurance business with the consulting part and create an all-in-one crypto assets management service. Nowadays there are threats all over the internet from entering a website using a phishing link to using an unsecured internet connection. So tight security measures are a must.

I have noticed that those igloos from where you can actually see the northern lights are very popular on the internet. I'm definitely going to visit it once it goes fully operational. The ROI is pretty high, but I don't doubt it as you can't have these kind of experiences anywhere in the world. Great place to visit if with family or spouse and I love the fact that it's in a quiet place. I've noticed that where is mostly winter/cold the atmosphere is more peaceful and you can really contemplate on your life. I'm watching this project closely.

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The Bitcoin dominance is looking a little bit weak so there is a chance that we might have a short term burst in altcoin prices. The Ethereum chart is not looking good at all, to be sincere. If we break the ~$150 support we will most likely go to to test the $100 price level. The daily timeframe is quite drippy, probably heading back down to $165 & if that level doesn't hold we'll test the major support zone at ~$150.

DISCLAIMER: This is solely my opinion on the market. It should not be interpreted as financial advice.

This is going to be Real Madrid's year. They are leading the league strong on the first place with no losses so far. That's a solid performance although they've had 3 nils. Even if I think they are going to take this year's La Liga title, the team that's close and dear to my heart is Barcelona. They are now standing on the 4th place if I'm not wrong, but Messi has always been a magician and can pull off the biggest challenges.

Though match today between Barca and Sevilla. Of course I'm leaning towards Barca's victory 'cause they are playing on the Camp Nou, but I don't exclude a nil game.

Got to say that Wolf.Bet user interface is one of the best I have seen in the industry so far. If you have watched other posts of mine you know that I am a big fan of the theme/user interface of the gambling websites and this website did a great job. Congratulations to the developers! I particularly love the darker gradient colors and that shiny "Roll" button is just too much fun. haha Now I sound I got paid to say this, but I assure you these are exactly my thoughts.

If you ask me the best time to trade your altcoins is when the bitcoin dominance is dropping aka looking bearish or when that altcoin' chart is close to breaking an important support or resistance level. But again there are many intricancies in trading altcoins, you need to take into account exchange volume and the liquidity. If there is low liquidity you will have to deal with major slippage and difficulties in filling your orders.

On the other hand if you're doing arbitrage there is always the right time to trade your altcoins. You just need to find that opportunity.