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It depends. I can't really say anything about RDD and BCN because I don't know anything about those coins. Is there a certain reason why you invested on those 2 cryptocurrencies? If you invested on both simply because you've researched on those coins and you actually believe that it solves/enhances something, then I don't think there's a reason for you to sell them. On the other hand, if you bought them just because a bitcointalk/reddit thread told you to, then you definitely played yourself.
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every time will be a good time to buy altcoin and make long-term investments, because I have the opinion that all altcoins will have their respective glory days.
I disagree and definitely NOT all altcoins will have their glory days. There's too much shitcoins out there to glorify "altcoins" in general. Probably only a small percentage of all altcoins will live on to the next decade. |
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when hf ended,i think btc will be stable or will a low maybe,perfect time to buy altcoin
After the fork is definitely not the best time to buy altcoins in my opinion, as it's most likely that people would be hoarding alts after the fork as well after claiming the bitcoinGold coins, so I personally expect a slight sharp rise in alts moments after the fork when people realize that they already received their bitcoingold. |
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Title: " Market will fall today, how to predict??" You just made your own prediction by you saying that the market will fall. Why are you asking us how to predict?  No one can predict the markets with 100% guarantee on what will happen. If we knew how to accurately predict then we would be billionaires by now. Predict definition: say or estimate that (a specified thing) will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something.
On which things does this crypto market depends? ALOT of things. But in my opinion, it relies mainly on hype and news. How to predict that market is going to crash today? Funny contradicting statement. Same as your title  |
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Same thing is going to happen with the past BitcoinCash fork. You just need to hold your bitcoin on a wallet whereas you have access to your privatekeys. Then you're going to have the same amount(same as the amount on your BitcoinBTC wallet) of bitcoingold on the bitcoingold chain.
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1. Yes. No one can hack your wallet just by knowing your bitcoin address. The only reason to not publicize it is due to privacy reasons. Make sure you know the difference between your public address and private key.
2. Not sure.
3. Activity refers to how active you are here on bitcointalk. If you post at least once per day, you can gain the maximum activity (14 activity every 2 weeks). For more info about this, read around the forums. Can't link you to threads since I'm on mobile.
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A few possibly reasons on why most people doesn't invest in cryptocurrencies. Here are some (in my opinion) - Tech savvy-ness. Probably a huge percentage of people into cryptocurrency are either millennials or people who are deeply into technology, as most cryptocurrencies are probably hard to understand for people who are sort of "scared" of technology/technological terminologies.
- Risks are high. We are just speculating and hoping that blockchain technology becomes successful. Cryptocurrencies can simply just nose-dive in price tomorrow for various possible reasons.
- Only a small percentage of people in the world actually have heard of bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general.
- Ignorance. A lot of people on social media still think bitcoin is a scam/ponzi. People are actually still comparing bitcoin with the Tulip mania from the Dutch golden age, even though they didn't do their own research that bitcoin isn't really comparable to the tulip mania.
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Do you actually have any bitcoin? A good number if not most Airdrops requires you to sign a message using your preferred wallet to prove that you actually have bitcoins in your wallet. Each airdrop has their own requirements. You can't just simply claim just because you want to.
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If you want to do serious mining for profit, simply buy some ASICS or some graphics processing units. All those "cloud mining" sites are crap. Pretty much 95% are scams/HYIPs and the remaining legitimate 5% aren't even close to profitable(breakeven is probably the best case scenario).
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to my knowledge if the guidebook that talks about bitcoin does not exist. but many other ways to know and understand about bitcoin, you can search for articles on google. can by asking in the forum to the senior bitcoin. but with the record must follow the rules of the forum.
OP is referring to bitcointalk not bitcoin with his/her question. Can some one tell me how btccointalk works is there is a guide to understand thi site properly ? Please help ASAP thanks
i am confused. your tittle stated as "btccoin", your question stated as "btccointalk". Please type correctly your question.. I mean, I don't expect more from people who go here just because they've read somewhere that they can earn here through signature campaigns. I'm pretty sure after OP realizes that he/she isn't eligible to join a signature campaign yet he/she would immediately stop posting here. |
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Well constructive post in my opinion in majority of cases would be a post that you would post even if you are not in a signature campaign.
So to post constructively, you should add to a discussion first of all. You should help other posters in a thread if they asked for a help. You should raise questions or challenge posters in order to make discussion deeper and more relevant. These questions or statements that you make can sometimes be subjective, sometimes you can paraphrase other people, it just depends.
So just a normal discussion in my opinion. Also the size of the post doesn't matter in my opinion. Sometimes a person will say more in a sentence than someone in 10 sentences. This doesn't mean that you should post all one liners.
Cheers!
Can a relevant question on the thread can be considered a constructive post or not? As mentioned above its always an answer to the question posted? I assume you meant asking a question on a thread that you didn't make? It can be, as long as you stay in topic. Just make sure to read the replies first and use the search function of this forum to check if someone has asked the same question in the past, just so we wouldn't have redundant questions here. |
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What career are you referring to? I assume you're referring to signature campaigns since you're asking for tips on what to do before posting? Since you're a newbie, you're not qualified in joining any signature campaigns. You need to get at least a Jr Member rank. Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0You don't need to do anything before posting here in bitcointalk, just read the rules first: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0 |
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First of all, what are you intentions? Did you buy bitcoin/crypto to invest in it? To trade? Or to simply just use it?
The only thing you can pretty much do is to not buy on all-time-highs. Probably wait for some slight dips before buying. You simply just cant predict with pinpoint accuracy when the best time or best pricepoint to buy a certain cryptocurrency is.
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Couple of possible scenarios:
1. People move back their funds to alts after claiming their bitcoin gold. Effectively bringing down the price of bitcoin.
2. People converting all their bitcoin gold for bitcoin, increasing the price of bitcoin by a bit.
3. Both 1 and 2. Probably making the price of bitcoin stay as is at around $5700-$6200 mark for a few days/weeks.
Decide for yourself when or at what price your entry point is going to be. No one knows for sure what's going to happen on the crypto markets.
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Your title: "Altcoin trading is very bad now"
Not because altcoins are in a sort of bearish trend right now it doesn't mean it's bad for trading. Definitely bad for long term holders that bought at the top, but take note: you definitely can still take advantage of a bearish trend. It's Just that of course you really need to find really good entry points and exit points.
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First off, if you're new to bitcoin or blockchain technology in general, it definitely is a very bad idea to go straight to ICOs.
Anyway, ICOs are pretty much like crowdfunding but for cryptocurrencies, whereas you receive a certain amount of a certain token depending on how much BTC/ETH you offered.
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Info on bitcoin gold: http://btcgpu.org/Info on Segwit2x: https://www.coindesk.com/explainer-what-is-segwit2x-and-what-does-it-mean-for-bitcoin/Alts might go up after the first fork because people might be converting their BTC back to alts. This might be the case, but it's definitely not guaranteed. How long will alts go up? No one really knows. Your guess is just as good as mine. Will the same happen on the second fork? Maybe. But then again, no guarantees. You can use whatever wallet to claim your bitcoin gold, as long as you have access to your wallet's private keys. |
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It completely depends if someone can execute a project like that while it being decentralized. If it ended up being centralized then it is a complete waste of time and is the opposite of one of the main factors that bitcoin is trying to achieve.
I have completely no idea if this is possible though. If you're talking about a physical bank, then no it's not a good idea.
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I think pretty much everyone that didn't get in at those price ranges are having regrets. But does it matter right now? I don't think so. It's very very unlikely and next to impossible to go back to those $1000 or below price ranges. The only thing we can do right now is to hop on right in and just wait for more price rises. If we wait more longer we would once again regret it especially if prices go higher really soon. Don't worry. $6000 is still pretty low.  |
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