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1681  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Binance exchange KYC update on: October 03, 2021, 08:30:53 AM
Finally it looks like binance exchange is planning to compulsory KYC verification?
Yes, it's already planned since last months as so many non verified KYC account must have withdrawn their crypto to their personal wallet otherwise their account will be banned and they will be loosing their account.

is it true that accounts that are not KYC will be banned, or just can't make trades and withdrawals before completing the KYC process?
however, binance is currently in the spotlight as the best exchange, so there are a lot of users, and I think the government will indeed target binance to immediately implement KYC regulations for each user. however, for those who don't want to verify KYC on binance, it may still be possible to try another exchange. well, regulation like this seems to be coming to CEX sooner or later.
1682  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Your Best trading platform is? on: October 02, 2021, 06:15:59 PM
Currently, I still continue to use CEX and DEX exchanges. for CEX
Local exchange (to exchange crypto to Fiat)
  • Binance
  • Kucoin
for DEX
  • Uniswap
  • Pancakeswap
I think, most people will use the exchange. For now, for global use, I use Binance to trade or store my assets before I use local exchanges. sometimes i also use binance. Meanwhile, for new coins that have not been listed on CEX, Uniswap and Pancakeswap are the main choices.
1683  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Don't trade using instinct on: October 02, 2021, 01:32:09 PM
Hello buddy
I am a new user in crypto, I learned a lot from friends who have been using crypto for a very long time, previously I lost a lot of assets, because of the experience and lessons I learned so that I can trade well, I have profited from BSC coins and now I have not invested in any other altcoins. Can you provide any suggestions for potential future altcoins?
I have $1226 in assets, Thank you. Smiley
If you're asking for advice on current investments, then I'm thinking about investing in BNB or Polygon. with the thousand dollars you have, you can have multiple BNBs or polygons, or both.
however, actually I don't understand what you mean by this thread title. After receiving all these suggestions, you need to do some research again, because all the risks are at your own risk
1684  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which is better: Ethereum or the Binance Smart Chain? on: October 01, 2021, 06:45:44 AM
BSC is dominating against ETH because the gas fee of BSC is lower than ETH, but that doesn't mean BSC is better than ETH. The crypto community is eagerly waiting for ETH 2.0. ETH2.0 will move completely to PoS, which will help Ethereum 2.0 improve transaction speed, process multiple transactions, reduce congestion, and provide multiple applications running on the Ethereum platform.
Dominating on some point but wont really be enough on overtaking ETH on the 2nd spot on the entire market which means it isnt really that much good considering on community demand basing up on what we are seeing.
We cant really deny that BSC is really something great when it comes to real use case but we cant also deny on how great smart contract is which means they do serve out different markets on different needs on people
here on this market.I dont see the point about some competition because the better will always be on top of another one but doesnt mean that theres no chance of overtaking it.
to be clear, both ethereum and BSC are still being used today, and both are still very good and worth using. each outweighs its advantages and disadvantages. only, BSC is still under ETH. although currently the use of BSC dominates, but the fact is that ethereum is still at a higher volume. we don't know in the future, but currently ETH is still above BSC even though the fee is quite expensive. personally, I use both, and love it. no need to look better, because both are already very good. just look for one that is comfortable to use, and profitable.
1685  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Bitcoin dump, Ethereum pump! on: October 01, 2021, 02:27:20 AM
If JP Morgan isn't a fan of bitcoin, or doesn't really like bitcoin, it's hard to see someone who isn't a fan of something would support it. besides, long ago, many people have said that some altcoins will become competitors, or replace bitcoin, even this is not the first time for ethereum. well, ethereum is a very good coin, but there are still some problems that users complain about until now. besides, even when ethereum has become very good, even some people say that ethereum is better than bitcoin, but it can't replace bitcoin, in fact the current movement of ethereum is really still affected by bitcoin price.
1686  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is bitcoin an asset or a currency? on: September 30, 2021, 07:43:40 AM
Obviously there is a lot of opinions about this but i think if you ask some of the people who have invested for a long time in bitcoin, they will say that its a currency because at one time or another they have used it to buy or pay for things back when the price was not that high, but now with the huge price and the popularity that it got and how many people have put money in it just in hopes to get some huge profits, they would say that it is an asset.
the use of bitcoin is intended as a currency, as some of the explanations above, cryptocurrency is an alternative to currency. however, because the price keeps going up, and not all countries allow transactions using crypto, so people turn this alternative currency into an asset and take advantage of its unstable and rising price. personally, i also use bitcoin as an asset.
1687  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Will BNB be worth $1,000? on: September 30, 2021, 05:42:39 AM
At the moment BNB has had considerable falls, for two days it has been at the price level of 340 USD, for now it has fallen to 320 USD, however the technical indices according to cointelegraph show the following:


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If bulls drive the price above the 20-day EMA ($381), it will suggest that the correction may be over. The BNB/USDT pair could then rally to $433.
Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/price-analysis-9-29-btc-eth-ada-bnb-xrp-sol-dot-doge-avax-uni

Many are betting on the fall of the market, especially in general, because with low BTC it is obvious that the price of BNB will fall, and perhaps this is what some are waiting to buy more cheap bnb.

pretty good analysis. although the BNB price is currently below $400, it looks like it's slowly rising to that price at the moment. well, looks like we need to postpone the $1k price in the near future. Looking at this analysis, the price of BNB will be resistant to the price of $400 when the price has passed $380. at the moment, the price has already reached $380 in CMC, so we just have to see if the BNB price push can reach $400 or not. I expect the price of $400 to be reached in early October. it's still far from $1k, but it's a good start
1688  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is bitcoin an asset or a currency? on: September 28, 2021, 12:27:58 PM
I also agree that the opinion that bitcoin is an asset or currency depends on the country we are in.
in some countries, bitcoin is prohibited as a currency, but is allowed as an investment asset, just like in mine. So, I treat bitcoin like any other asset that needs to be held long term, or traded.
in some countries like El Salvador, bitcoin is used as a legal payment alternative, so, I think a lot of people are using bitcoin as a currency there. however, what is special is, when the country legalizes bitcoin as a currency, then bitcoin can automatically be used as an asset.
Personally, I use bitcoin as a long term asset.
1689  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How Twitter can make impact in the BTC world? on: September 27, 2021, 08:02:48 AM
according to the information I got, twitter is included in the 10 social media that has the most members in the world, and twitter supports the development of bitcoin. if that happens, then millions of people will see what cryptocurrencies really are, and I think over 50% of twitter users will try to use crypto, even more so if they like it. well, I think if a member of twitter will try to invest in bitcoin, it will increase bitcoin adoption, and the price will most likely go up. Well, that's if I look at it in terms of adoption and price. I think there are many other positive effects in the future.
1690  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Worthy Airdrops on: September 27, 2021, 05:00:17 AM
Have joined hundreds of airdrops and have learned something which I would like to share with you as many seems to waste their time on shityy airdrops which tbf aren't even worthy of being called airdrops.



Significant value airdrops did not ask for much info or tasks.

These projects stayed true to what 'airdrop' really is. Only asked for the address so they can send you token, tho sometimes there were requirements to prevent sybil entries.

No follow to tens of social links and other social media bs, didn't attach $ value, no sign up, no lucky winners, no referral shite, and oh, no KYC.

I rarely participate in airdrops, but several times I have participated in airdrops that actually paid, it asked me to complete KYC, and then was given a valuable airdrop, or sometimes before giving an airdrop, we need to do some trading tasks. Well, maybe a significant airdrop has a pretty clear task.
however, I still think that each airdrop sometimes has a different job, even the airdrop on Coinmarketcap also has tasks like twitter like, posting, tiktok, and others.
1691  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Should you take loan(s) to invest in crypto? on: September 26, 2021, 10:43:49 AM
It may seem promising for a while and you calculate your income and how quickly and effectively you could pay off that loan. But the market doesn't always goes your way.  No platform is going to be 100% secure. Yes there are some platform that provides 12% on stable coin, that could be larger than your bank interest but you can not trust all your money with them. And they also comes with conditions and the rate could change anytime. Even stable coins and established coins comes with a risk.
Recently, many play to earn games like the popular Axie Infinite, and the game is quite popular. I joined one of their telegram channels, and some of them are willing to borrow money to play the game because the ROI looks very fast. however, due to unstable market movements, as well as game development that is still in beta, the game's rules have changed slightly and have dumped the price. it of course creates problems for people who borrow money from other places. however, it would be great if he had other ways to pay off the debt, but it would take a long time if he was only hoping to earn from the game's investment.
So, think carefully before borrowing money. the risk is commensurate with the benefits that can be obtained.
1692  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Which coin(s) would you buy now? on: September 26, 2021, 07:32:53 AM
for some reason, I chose 4 coins this time. that is
1. BTC
2. ETH
3. BNB
4. MATIC
looks like these 5 coins will be very big in the future. although it is still in the development stage, what looks quite dominating in the development of the project are BNB and MATIC, while for prices are BTC, and ETH. If a pump occurs in the future, the price of these 4 coins will definitely be very high.
1693  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What do you guys think on: September 25, 2021, 04:22:37 PM
I fellas I have two questions to ask crypto experts and investors in this forum today

1. Is this a good time to build crypto portfolio?
2. Do you really think that bear market will be a dipping as 2018?

Now that crypto is gaining more investors day by day and crypto adoption is increasing massively I don't think that the next bear market will be crazily low like 2018/2019, what do you think?
1. of course. whenever you are ready with the risks that exist in the crypto world, then now, or anytime will be the right time to create a portfolio, especially now that the price is falling, so you can have it in large quantities.

2. no one will ever know about it. for now, the development of cryptocurrencies is very different from 2018. IMO, we are currently not going to get a crash like 2018. even if it does go down, it will not be far from the current price. Yeah, but that's just an opinion, you need to make your own decision.
1694  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Before getting into trading on: September 25, 2021, 02:33:05 PM
When one first enters the trading game, it is most often challenging to know how to prepare for it. Even if it is an appealing approach to increase profit, it would not be as fruitful as one may imagine without a fundamental understanding of the basics and a few preparations.
How should one prepare before getting into trading?

The most important thing in starting trading is
  • mentally prepare - this is the most important thing, because as you said, sometimes things are not what we think. we can even get a big loss.
  • have money you can sacrifice - meaning, you don't use your main money in this. Let's just say this is your first try, and you don't use it for your daily needs, even the money you borrowed. it can make you sincere if you lose the money.

after having these two things, what you need is complete information, and also analytical data. you can't get it easily if you don't learn it. however, don't trade like gambling. You need information to know the movements that will occur. You can read some of that information on cointelegraph, or any trusted group you belong to.
1695  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: China says all crypto transaction are illegal on: September 24, 2021, 02:41:10 PM
I didn't expect that the same news from China had the same effect over and over again. bitcoin - altcoin - crypto, banned many times and made the price drop fast. however, I don't think that such information will bring the price down again, but it looks like China has considerable power in making moves on bitcoin and others crypto. In fact, just a moment ago, Evergrande also affected the prices of investments, including crypto, and that was also related to China. but I believe the price will recover. So, let's see how the price recovers
 
1696  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is it too late to buy? on: September 24, 2021, 11:04:54 AM
The dip a couple of days ago was beautiful but unfortunately I didn't take advantage as much as I should have. Is right now I bad time to go in? Should I wait for another dip? Thinking of getting several coins. Goal is very short time investment.
the bitcoin price has now reached $42k again, and this is an opportunity for you to buy again if you think that the past few days were an opportunity to make short-term money. If $44k or $45k is a high price for you, take a look at the current prices, might come back thinking that this is an opportunity you can take advantage of.

however, always hesitate in making decisions will make you fall behind again. even when the price drops like today, but the hesitation to buy for fear of a more severe dump will still exist. but if you have entered the crypto world, you have to face it. Therefore, invest the money you can lose, it's better than using your main money.
1697  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Shitcoins as collectables in the future on: September 23, 2021, 05:44:35 PM
Yes, it can happen, but it's highly unlikely. based on my experience, of the 10 shitcoins I hold, maybe 1 or 2 coins still have a price. however, I think for shitcoins like coins that are scams, or coins that have problems, I don't think it will have a price. I know some coins I hold that will not have a price. even the site is currently closed. but, hoping for that, I don't think it's a problem.
1698  Economy / Economics / Re: knowledge and Capital which is Very important in Business or Investment? on: September 23, 2021, 02:17:08 PM
I have heard a lot of people talk about success and almost all of us are chasing after it, with the intention of making it right.
Most of us also want to venture into them without getting the rudiment and fundamentals of the business and investments before engaging in them. So a factor or several factors are been considered before and for a more renounced performance called (Success), so what is most important to an individual, company, or organization to consider before investing to attain the desired height of success?

Is it KNOWLEDGE or CAPITAL, or even BOTH?
both are very important to invest, even when you have deep knowledge about investing, if you don't have capital then it will be useless, and you can only be a spectator for it. and vice versa, when you have a lot of money, but do not have knowledge of the various investments and investments you are aiming for, it can backfire for you. many people have done this and are currently regretting it, and at a great loss. So, when you have both, then the thing you need to do is look for information, and know what you are going to invest in. You need to know that the project will give you profit in the future. well, even if it's just a prediction and consideration, it's very important. So, after knowing the important points, you can start investing.
1699  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: time to add your bag on: September 21, 2021, 08:40:51 AM
President Bukele and Micheal Saylor added some BTC to their bags, we should too at least just the money we can afford. I'm only adding some altcoins actually but I'm expecting big returns from it. I'm not very sure if it had bottomed but this $43K is a previous resistance that now turned strong support level.

So much negative news today, I'm not sure if it's not going to dip once again, looking for a real uptrend will be appropriate if you want to gain without waiting.
Worst of all, we just hit the $40k spot on the coinmarketcap chart. I thought we'd see prices below $40k today, but prices bounced back to $43k, and I expect this to be the lowest price after this. a lot of people argue that a big dump like 2018 hasn't happened yet, and most likely will, but that's FUD's thoughts. I feel that nowadays people are again targeting bitcoins to fill their bags. To be honest, I also didn't sell any assets during the dump, even when I heard a lot of bad news yesterday. for some, this is an important time as prices are being discounted. I hope the price recovers soon before this month ends.
1700  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: September 21. HUGE dump! on: September 21, 2021, 05:45:39 AM
Well, it looks like the Evergrande effect will not only impact crypto, but also other stock investments. however, if the price continues to push like this, the potential to see a price below $40k is even greater. In fact, in some bitcoin price speculations, the pattern of the current price decline, if it continues to decline, could reach a price of $37k or even $32k. however, I hope that the bitcoin price stays steady and is no more than $40k. it also makes quite a number of people worry about their assets, causing panic sells.
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