I agree that 2021 is not looking good, but this is opening some opportunities for us too. House prices could go down. You may be able to buy existing business cheap, etc. So it's not that bad after all  |
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Good news in general and could add some fuel in the bull run.
This demand could be real but will be spread over a decade or more. Institutional investors are slow, very slow. They are forced to follow different rules than millennium kids playing with coins.
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People are still very cautious and prefer to stash those newly printed money.
We will feel the effect in 4-7 years, not now. I will not be surprised to see mortgage rates in the 10% range again and then people could even revolt. Btw this could be a golden time for cryptos and holders.
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Stakenet has a prominent future if they manage to do what is in their roadmap.
From what I see, DEX & DeFi trend will be actual at least for another year, and early adopters (in non-copycat projects) will be properly rewarded.
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Tether's market cap is gigantic right now. During the previous Bitcoin crash, it was some mere $3B. Now it's close to $20B.
$20B in the private hands-on artificial blockchain.
If Tether collapse, all cryptos (not only Bitcoin) will collapse as well.
Some of the giant ones like Bitcoin and Ether will survive; others not.
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I have always been interested in derivatives and structured products, and wanted to get community's opinion about how do you manage Bitcoin price risk? While there are different strategies with options, futures, perpetuals, etc., including some people simply ignoring market swings and just forever HODL BTC; with BTC price volatility, it's not that pleasant to see that today you have $1k in BTC, tomorrow it's $10k, and then $500... There are various researched on crypto derivatives market, but it seams that according to CoinDesk, there are mainly 2 products - perpetuals, and futures (which are nearly same, with exception of maturity), and recently options started to emerge... Isn't that pity that the so-called "innovative finance market" came only that "far" by offering what has been know for decades in traditional ("old fashioned") markets? Futures are not so innovative. People are hedging sugar, wheat, etc. from centuries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futures_exchangeMost of the time, I'm looking at crypto as crypto and not comparing the USD value. It's like buying a working van. Do you look for its current USD value daily? When I need to hedge against USD anyway, I'm using Bitmex. |
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Because there is no point in doing it.
LTV (loan-to-value) is between 55%-65% on most platforms and then you have your loan+coin(s) liquidated. Plus it will be hard to pull off loans over 1M, at least it will raise an eyebrow or two.
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BVDH are making tokenization; they will not issue/create any real coin. It's normal not to use USDT... they want euro paired token. And how can you expect 'free coins' or airdrop from a real-world bank? To write in the annual report - we decided to be a modern Robin Hood - to take from you and gives to the poor  |
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I find it good. And if somebody successfully sold a coin, then somebody successfully bought a coin.
I'm a firm believer in crypto, but I don't believe in HODL. Coins should be used to make more coins, not to collect dust in wallets.
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Still, the volatility is pretty high and could deliver some very unpleasant position closures.
Another problem is liquidity. I saw multiple times spikes (for a second or so) to close to zero or the moon. While these spikes don't affect the price in general, they are responsible for a lot of wiped positions. This cannot be seen in Forex/Stocks.
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My vote goes to $18,500-$19,000.
I don't expect any significant movement until the end of the year. In less than 10 days almost all business will go into Christmas/NY vacation and people will prefer to spend some family time instead of speculating with crypto.
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so biden goverment likely will do biggest printing then trump does it or either dont print at all.
but im sure the fed have pressure to print money to send risk assets such us bitcoin to ATH.
Yeah this could really happen, we need to prepare for everything with Biden. He is very pro free trade, but he also wants to protect some of his sectors in USA. Once the big printing begins and inflation goes up, the crypto world should be very happy. We can expect a big price in bitcoin prices next year. Biden is definitely good for the crypto world. Agree, most likely we will witness the biggest printing ever. But I think that the next 45 days will be calm, as Bidden is President-elect and still there is time to become President. Trump is continuing his Supreme Court attacks, and while the changes are slim, everything could happen. |
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Hi, I could to a Desktop recording. Sounds like fun to play some crash games. And I could make more riskier bets as it's on the testnet Cheers |
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I believe it's real.
Its worth the time and effort only if you have some substantial amount there before the hack. I had I think less than ~$100 equivalent left there and I will not bother. But I got lucky - withdrawing almost everything just days before.
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If you are asking in general, they are like every other (helping) tools. You could do it well without it, but with the tools you will do it better and faster.
For topic and keyword research, I find ahrefs irreplaceable. At the same time I don't like MOZ and SEM. Btw the volume in all KW tools now is just a broad estimate and unreliable metric after Avast stopped selling the traffic data a year ago.
On the other hand, I find tools like BuzzSumo and Surfer for overrated.
It depends on your personal preferences, budget, etc.
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