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1701  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: We are finally going to $22k on: October 03, 2019, 10:20:39 AM
Interesting take and I agree that the halvening has major effects on Bitcoin miners that directly or indirectly affect the Bitcoin price. However you know the saying: "it works until it doesn't" - so the fact that Bitcoin had positive effects from halvenings doesn't mean that it will happen again in the future. It is just a higher probability for that to happen. Why $22k though? Through my analysis I think Bitcoin price will skyrocket much higher if we break the $20k mark.
1702  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: UEFA Europa League Discussion Thread on: October 03, 2019, 09:30:45 AM
Looking for a big win for CFR Cluj against Celtic tonight. They have beaten them again in the Champions League qualifiers and now the team is even stronger with a couple of new skilled and well-versed players. My bet for tonight is Celtic - CFR Cluj 2 & OVER 2.5 GOALS

Hopefully I'll make some beer money!   Grin
1703  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: In 2013, the average US income was 286 BTC on: October 03, 2019, 08:13:01 AM
Now that's an interesting fact. Due to the potential upcoming world crisis and inflationary USD I expect that most of the currencies in the world to lose their value like a crazy bear would claw them down. I'd say that in 2023 the annual US income of the average joe would be less then 1 BTC maybe even lower than half of that. People tend to underestimate the power of deflation and compounding.

Most people I talk to about Bitcoin and I say 6-7 digits numbers call me crazy and dreamer, but smart financial-versed persons will tell you that's not the case Wink
1704  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: | STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS on: October 03, 2019, 06:38:43 AM
"sure glad I held my stratis"  -literally no one

"we partner with microsoft!" dump

"we do ico's soon" dump

"we get cold staking" dump

"now what?" dead

That how the entire market behaves at the moment. We are no longer in a market environment where news drive the price up. But seeing that Stratis continues developing somehow gives me hope. However it's a question mark that they haven't appointed a new CTO at this date. Also I haven't seen no dapp created on Stratis. What I call "commercial developing" still lacks at STRAT taking into account that they have a partnership with C# Sharp Corner - one of the biggest C# focused communities out there.
1705  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is USDT Tether safe? on: October 02, 2019, 07:21:18 PM
Tether is definitely not safe and I don't recommend anyone to use it. Of course that it is convenient to do so, but you should only do it for fast transactions. After all USDT stability is controlled by a shady centralised third party. Can you trust it? That is up to you, but I won't put my money in hands of a company that generated so much buzz about it. And errors like generating 50 million USDT instead of 5 and things like that..

Just to be on the safe site you should at least use a licensed exchange like Gemini.
1706  Economy / Economics / Re: Trading on: October 02, 2019, 06:28:05 PM
Can i ask some advice from trading experts here, How could i trade safely and assure possible profit from my investments?

You can do everything in this world, but you will never ever be able to assure profit in a single trade. Of course that I am assuming that you're trading in a fair way. Taking this point further there will always be a risk associated with your trades. And in order to become a profitable trader you need to internalise that at a functional level. Don't look for a secret sauce because that doesn't exist. It is an equation between technical analysis that creates a statistical edge for you, risk management and emotions management. All these will take a huge amount of time to master, but if you are determined that you REALLY want to do this in your life then go for it.
1707  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bank asking to provide additional details regarding my activity on: October 02, 2019, 06:10:40 PM
Most probably is just them having to undergo AML procedures. If crypto is legal in your country then I see nothing wrong in your activity especially if you have invoices and all that. Unfortunately this is the birocracy we have to go through when using financial services. Sometimes it is a hassle but we need to understand that these regulations are there for a reason - to protect us and the society. Of course that there are some laws and regulations that are just there to confuse people and create loops, but we run with what we have  Wink
1708  Economy / Lending / Re: Pop's Short Term Loans on: October 02, 2019, 05:03:27 PM
Hey Chris,
I was just about to update my list of lenders, and noticed you're charging lower interest rates for shorter term loans.  Is that your intention, or was that a mistake?

1-10 days - 0.075%/day
10-20 days - 0.095%/day
20-30 days - 0.10%/day

Hey, Direwolf! Please check two-three posts above yours. That is my intention indeed. At DarkStar's advice I wanted to become competitive in the market so here I AM.
Lower interest rates for everybody  Cool
1709  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Dont be surprised if ETH hits 4000$ on: October 02, 2019, 05:00:06 PM
Through my experience in the markets I have learnt that altcoins stand NO CHANCE to get to ATH if Bitcoin doesn't fly away first. It is obvious that everytime you say crypto the first thought that pops up in someone's mind is Bitcoin, NOT Ethereum, Cardano or any of those fancy names. I'm sorry but that's the cold truth. I wouldn't be surprised if ETH would reach $4000 as by that time Bitcoin would be at least at $100k.
1710  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin 10 Years From Now on: October 02, 2019, 04:17:20 PM
Bitcoin is looking bright on the long term from my both fundamental and technical analysis, but we can never know what could happen in a 10 years period don't we? Many people say that quantum computers will present a major problem for Bitcoin, but I see quite the contrary. Through consensus we can change the mining algorithm to quantum-resistant only. I believe that as Bitcoin jumps more and more hurdles the trust in the network will increase accordingly therefore the intrinsic value of Bitcoin.

I don't want to make price predictions but $100k is an easy target in my opinion.
1711  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Tennis League All Thread on: October 02, 2019, 03:37:33 PM
Really looking forward to the Isner vs Evans match tomorrow in the Beijing challenger. I like Isner's style that he just slams those serves into the opponent's yard. Simple and fast you usually don't need to wait hours to watch the game and your bet ends up pretty quickly. And it is also pretty predictable. If you can watch the match live you will see if his opponent can handle the powerful serves. If not then Isner is usually a safe bet, but not take my word for it. Black swan as the traders say happen all the time  Cheesy
1712  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What have you done to promote the Blockchain technology & cryptocurrencies? on: October 02, 2019, 01:08:24 PM
To my shame I haven't put in much effort for promoting blockchain technology and cryptocurrency especially in my local area. I do say amazing things about crypto and how it can revolutionise all the industries in the world.how

As a matter of fact I'm now contributing to a project that wants to truly decentralize the world. Unfortunately very few people actually run full nodes. Most of them rely on third party services.
1713  Economy / Economics / Re: Average savings across the globe on: October 02, 2019, 10:44:46 AM
The average personal amount of savings are between $ 2,900 for the USA and ¥ 5,806,554 for Japan. The USA comes last in our ranking, but their neighbor Canada is one of the richest countries regarding personal savings.

https://www.expertmarket.com/focus/research/countries-that-save-the-most-money

I don't know how they've made those calculations as I've heard from a credible source that 75% of USA residents don't have $500 until the next month's paycheck. So you could say that they're living paycheck to paycheck.
1714  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: DID I MAKE A MISTAKE INVESTING IN BITCOIN? on: October 02, 2019, 06:53:02 AM
If you have invested in Bitcoin just because a friend told you to do so then you have made a big mistake, but that doesn't mean you're not going to make profits. After all it all goes down to this - is bitcoin going to become adopted as a mainstream currency or not? If you do believe in BTC on the long term and you are ready to hold it through the crazy volatile movements of the market then go for it. But as a rule of thumb you should never base your decisions on another person judgement. Just my 2 cents..
1715  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: how to trade bitcoin, how to trade cheap bitcoin on: October 01, 2019, 08:45:15 PM
Just wanted to pop in because I have noticed something in how he named his thread. First of all he is supposed to be a newbie. Note that down. The major flaw I see is how do we know if Bitcoin is cheap so we buy it with as little amount of money as possible? 

Bitcoin is worth around $8000 now, but if in one year we will pass the $50k mark $8k will become a very cheap price level. Fundamentally that's how the market moves. If more people think that the current price is discounted(cheaper) and buy it then the price will jump up.

I somehow envy people in Vietnam or Nigeria etc. because they can sell bitcoin at much higher prices if they know how to "source it" internationally.
1716  Economy / Reputation / Re: Should I leave the Yobit signature campaign? on: October 01, 2019, 08:15:47 PM
I have seen in some users' comments in this thread and others' that YoBit would be a semi-scam exchange. What are the arguments for that? Did they had an unpleasant event in the past for the users or closed people accounts without notice? I'm just asking because I'm curious to see if these are just words in vain and pressumptions or they're actually facts.. Huh
1717  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Bought BTC and changed it to ADA - Total Transaction Cost 10%, so high?? on: October 01, 2019, 07:58:51 PM
I have never heard of Coinswitch to be sincere. If you want a direct exchange service I'd recommend Changelly or Shapeshift. I know that Changelly supports ADA transactions. I don't know about Shapeshift. But these 2 services are the biggest in the sector.

The fees are like 0.25%/tx on Changelly and 0.50% on Shapeshift. Remember that you can always buy ADA from established exchanges like Binance or Bittrex. If you organise your stuff good enough you might get cheaper fees if you go through an exchange.
1718  Economy / Gambling / Re: New Dicebot script. Earn 10% fast with low risk. on: October 01, 2019, 07:22:43 PM
I wrote this code depend on my experience on Dice. The success percentage to reach 10% balance is about 70-80%, really safe. But Gambling never safe, there are risks to take,. But i have another trick, can decrease risk.

As you can see in my video below: my starting balance is 9850 doge, after 33 minutes  i earned 1457 doge (~15% balance, ~ 8$). If you play this once everyday, you can Earn 240$/month, it's good right? Of course there is nothing last till 30 days, you will be busted. Be awareBTC, Dice is not a Daily income, but with my scripts, Dice will be a good way to earn many cup of coffe.

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Goodluck all Dicer!

The thing is that you get a cup of coffee daily until that time when you get busted. Then all the money spent of coffees goes down the toilet.. By scripts and mambo jambos you just feed the gambling addiction. And more importantly you never ever set up an income target from gambling. That's not what gambling is supposed to be for. For the sake of your financials keep it short and funny  Grin
1719  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: Seeking Serious Investor on: October 01, 2019, 07:01:48 PM
You are a newbie on this forum and have negative trust like @ParadiseFalls noticed. That's the first red flag. But most importantly I don't think anyone would invest into your coin just because you have a "team" and that you negotiated with an exchange.. You need to bring something fresh and valuable to the table. Anyone can assembly a team of a few developers and create a coin. Nowadays you can create a token in minutes, but you still need a usecase and something to attract users and contributors.
1720  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Made my own Crypto news source. on: October 01, 2019, 06:34:41 PM
Hello guys, since a log time I wanted a simple way to keep myself up to date about btc news. Didn't find anything that's simple enough, so I built it myself, https://crypto.getsome.news Smiley

No ads, no tracking, just quick access to btc-related news publications. I hope you like it.

The server is still not working. However is this something like a news-aggregator? If yes, what are the source you take the news from and what filters do you apply to them?
On the other hand if it is just a new media platform you need to find yourself a bunch of quality article writers and have pretty hefty marketing budget  Cheesy
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