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1801  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Tesla and Dogecoin on: October 05, 2021, 10:59:46 PM
So, without Elon, Doge and other related meme coins don't make a single move, and the recent pump caused by another tweet of Elon is the proof, but there's something that is blowing my mind: the remote possibility that Tesla could accept Doge as a payment method, and that could cause a massive rise.
I doubt it when there's no one listen to him on shilling this meme coin on Twitter, the last option to him so that makes his Dogecoin pump and make hype will possible announcing it publicly that his Tesla company accept Dogecoin.  Like Bitcoin when he announced that his company accepted Bitcoin and Bitcoin price begun to raise up.

IMO, I don't care.
I know Dogecoin will not make any move without him, and the time comes people will learn his trick, and nobody listens to him anymore.
Let him be, until such time people will realize that they are under influenced by him and start ignoring all of what he said.
1802  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Basic Types of Trading on: October 05, 2021, 02:34:10 PM
i have never tried futures trading, i just found out now. so future trading is very risk to trade if we are not experts in that field. but i see on binance there is p2p, what is p2p? i have never tried trading on the biggest market (binance).  Grin
I rather say, margin trading is quite risky than the future trading in Binance, it seems like they have been the same faces that are profitable but they had different types of the risk level.  Trading isn't an easy job and might newbies here will mislead that it's easy to gain profit in trading, I never spot trading but margin and future are quite opposite to me.

However, I'm didn't have much technical idea about this.  In Binance FAQ there's a video that explains you much better than me.
What Are the Differences between Margin and Futures Trading
1803  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Basics things to note before venturing into crypto on: October 05, 2021, 02:07:20 PM
First, welcome to the forum, and sorry to hear your losses, it might you didn't understand yet how crypto works.
I won't answer the first one because it's unclear and I don't understand what you meant.  It's about the dollar or your local currency.

2) Trading Cryptos need PATIENCE, I once lost over $10000 just because of lack of patience, the coin wasn't moving well so I sold it, 5days later, the coin did exceptionally well that I would have made 5Million if I had left it for a bit longer, so Patience is very necessary.
It's unclear again, but I assumed that you're holding altcoins, not Bitcoin.  IMO, it depends on the coin if that is worth it to hold and have patience on it.  Not all coins deserve to have patience and wait, I rather invest in Bitcoin and hold until my profit were there because I know I have an assurance that I will be able to gain profit when the bull trend comes.  Otherwise, have good research of what coin that you hold will probably reduce risk on your side.

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3) You need a mentor, mentors helps to analyze the market and tell you what coin to buy, when to buy it, what coin would pump in the nearest future and the coin that'll delay in pumping.....
As a newbie, if you decide to do all this on your own, you may be running at a lose.
No, I doubt that possible this you called mentor might belong to the pump and dump group which leads you to a massive loss if you missed them.  It's your money to risk, don't ask other people regarding your financial investment.  Do your own research instead and might help you to boost your knowledge in the future.

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4) You need to be obedient and humble, it's one thing to have a mentor and another thing to give here to their Instructions and advice.
Most times we just want to act differently from what the ask you to do thereby running into unnecessary loses.
It's not necessary when you yourself have been already oriented, because I'm worried that someday the one who called you a mentor will abuse your kindness.  We shouldn't trust anyone when it comes to financial status.

Basic knowledge is very important in crypto and it's better not to rely upon others' opinions nor having them on your own.
1804  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What's your experience on fork coins this year on: October 04, 2021, 11:59:13 PM
Forked coins are trying to have a separate code just to improve the existent one but the fact no one has been proved.  From Bitcoin down to the Ethereum and other different blockchain networks that have forked.  All of them are nonsense and others become shitcoins.

Though not all of them become successful at least there are some who had able to get profit during the project's run.  And others were pumped just because of the mass hype that becomes investors profitable but in fact, there's no real use as a forked one.
1805  Economy / Economics / Re: Will we see new ATH this year? on: October 04, 2021, 11:53:01 PM
There's a possible big impact when ETFs have been approving by the U.S. SEC and possible someone says we are on the road to a $100k Bitcoin price.  So it means there's another possible ATH will come.  As I heard, there are over 30 applications of base Bitcoin ETF waiting to be approved and for sure that will make Bitcoin skyrocketing the price.

Maybe the market now was struggled with the China FUD when it will recover and ETFs approval will come, the FUD will completely forget IMO.

For now, let's just wait for what will happen next and hoping that there is good news in Bitcoin, not all FUDs.
1806  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Learn more about trading on: October 04, 2021, 03:49:18 PM
What are some of the best ways to learn more about trading?
From basic to technical strategies are the most skills and knowledge that you need when you want to enter the field of trading.  All you have to do is to find a good source where you can find a reliable answer to your question and googling it or search on this forum is the best decision that you need.

Another factor is to find any trading courses which help newbies to understand what is trading and how it will work, learn fundamental and technical analysis is the most important.  I tell frankly that trading isn't an easy job, you need to spend your precious time and gain knowledge on it.  Once you have an idea, you can practice offline find and exchange platform that has a demo feature which you can practice and practice more.

Everything is on the internet if you're willing to learn, just DIY or DYOR and take note of all of them.
1807  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Japan's national tax authority is stepping up its scrutiny of virtual currencies on: October 04, 2021, 03:38:32 PM
It might you're referring to this source. 
https://www.theblockbeats.com/en/flash/50684

Of course, they can apply tax for those who are willing to pay their taxes but for those who want to remain anonymous, there's nothing they can do about that.  IMO, this could be lead to have a decision of having a legal tender of Bitcoin in Japan just to apply tax for individuals or by the companies who adopted Bitcoin.

The big question in my mind is, how can they inspect all crypto assets if crypto holders can hide or mask their identity while holding crypto.
1808  Other / Archival / Re: Anyway to Delete ? on: October 04, 2021, 03:18:12 PM
There's no way to delete your account.

What's the reason looking for email support if the Mod was replied to you that users don't have the ability to delete their account and even Mod doesn't have the power to do that.

As most suggested, change your email address and change your password associated with your account into a random one that you don't remember, and forget this forum and walkaway.  In that way, you will never log in to your account anymore.
1809  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How you choose projects for investment on: October 04, 2021, 03:11:16 PM
1. Team (most of the famous developers worked in google and facebook)
2. Strong community (more than 100k on Twitter and a very strong forum)
3. Own blockchain (develop their own structure with their own EVM and cross-chain)
4. Solving existing problems in cryptocurrency (high fees, transaction processing speed, scalability)
I tend to agree with all of those stated above but it seems not all of them can give satisfaction in choosing a good project to invest in.  There are too many factors that we should be considered upon making decisions on putting investment.  Roadmap and Whitepaper must be important to read at the first glance of the project and followed by social media presence.

At the moment I'm focusing on the Near Protocol.
I don't know technically about this project but having short research it's a dApp which is it aims to offer scalability and stable fees.
On this matter, think about the competitor, this belongs to those factors that you must be considered before choosing an investment.  There are too many projects that already existed that aim to break the high fees and have fast transactions.

However, you can give it a shot if you want, but make sure that the amount that you invested is the amount that you can afford to lose.
1810  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: What are the things not to do on the Bitcointalk forum? on: October 04, 2021, 02:35:44 PM

Your account was opened on Oct 2 and you created 3 threads on the same day. That looks like breaking a law in this forum, even though I do not know the particular law. You have to avoid doing that in the future before you get called a spammer or anything like that very soon. Another thing you have to avoid is for you to only post on topics or comments you are familiar with. Do not post on topics or respond to an issue if you are not going to be constructive on it.
I didn't remember about this rule, (which is I think good if a newbie has a limit upon creating a thread per day) anyone can make a thread as long as it isn't spammed or have a thought that can be considered as a constructive post, even asking here and make thread aren't against the forum rule.

Based on the post history of the OP, it was shared from the article and I don't think this is a good idea which is if OP frequently doing, it will become into spam topic.

A simple piece of advice with OP, just take your time spending on the forum reading the forum rules, especially those sticky threads on this section that will surely help to improve himself before making threads or interacting with different discussions.
1811  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What will happen after 21 million bitcoin have been mined? on: October 04, 2021, 01:30:08 PM
I thought there will be a Bitcoin fork and the Bitcoin will extend its supply but seems there's already a fork Bitcoin Cash and other forks already.
If there's a Bitcoin fork, that isn't a Bitcoin protocol at all or even how hard a fork it is.  Bitcoin remained on its protocol and no one can revive the code, it's complicated if we force to implement a hard fork.  Look at the BCH, it seems they had similarities on Bitcoin but it's totally different.  In short, it's very crucial to apply a hard fork on Bitcoin just for the sake to extend the supply, you'll never break the code.

We don't need to worry if the total supply of 21 million has been mined, miners can still earn through the transaction fee that every spend happens and there will be a new block will be discovered.

Anyway, don't think that too much, that's far far away in the future.
1812  Economy / Speculation / Re: Simple question on: October 04, 2021, 01:04:06 PM
It's been always anticipated by crypto holders that during Q4 Bitcoin price or the entire crypto market will always experience a bullish trend, it was always expected by most crypto enthusiasts.  Though there are too many factors to consider that make Bitcoin price might going up high by next month and not rely upon one factor.  It could be because of the fundamental effect or a smaller group of investors who didn't believe in the FUD of China, or it could be, the effect of some country's legalization.  Nobody knows!

I think the demand will still came from the retail investors, they are the prime movers of the market even before this big institutions come into the picture last year. And then are the majority here so I would say they are going to pour big money again and fuel the next bull run and then institutions riding on it and not the other way around.
The same insight, there's a lot of good news that can influence the Bitcoin price pump and I'm having positive instinct that there's a Bull market this month or during this Q4.
1813  Economy / Exchanges / Re: My account was blocked how can I log into coinbase without a phone number on: October 03, 2021, 04:28:30 PM
It may be easier for you to create a new account. I think that the number for registration here will not work, in which case you can buy a virtual sim card. https://freeje.com/
This makes it worst if OP will agree with your suggestion, how can you be sure that you can use again this virtual Simcard in the next verification.

This idea isn't good, it seems you've to violate the User Agreement of Coinbase.  Read this carefully and you will understand how you will recover back your banned account in Coinbase, reaching their support is the best thing that you can do to get unbanned and not bypassing their verification procedures.
1814  Economy / Economics / Re: When you sell is no longer "yours" on: October 02, 2021, 11:40:46 PM
When you sell, is no longer yours. When you sell your bitcoin for more than you paid, you may be happy about it, but unless you have an investment to make or would like to buy something else, all you have left is... fiat. And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.
At least you've been satisfied during that time when you badly needed money and it will help you to solve your problem.

If you invested in Bitcoin, it isn't good to sell your Bitcoin at under the price where you purchase and it might no one will do this.  It is very tempted to sell when your profit was there and especially when you needed it even though your profit is just small.  If you're a short-term trader and talking profit once there even if it's small isn't have a problem.  I think no need to argue this, their money is their decision.

..And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.
Exactly, because anywhere even if you're offline or online fiat is always very easy to spend, not like Bitcoin as of now the number of merchants stores that accepted Bitcoin
1815  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Frequently Ask Questions(FAQ) & Answers about cryptocurrency scam. on: October 02, 2021, 11:07:35 PM
The most frequent story of being a scam as you stated above is right, thank you for the input and this will really help the newbie's not to fall into this kind of trap.  Though I think there are more of them I think this is the most common.

The concept of scamming is almost the same but it's different strategies.  We should always use our common sense or do research before taking such action.  Most scammers are also leveled up, they have different ways on how to fall people into their trap.

Anyway, does anyone suggest this might be good if this topic must be on a pinned/sticky thread?  So that newbies will aware upon visiting here.
1816  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Any hope for BitcoinCash? on: October 01, 2021, 11:35:20 PM
Do you think there is any hope for BitcoinCash?  Is it still one of the major alts that will pump?  Will it reach previous all time highs?
Possible, but no one knows when it will happen.  Bitcoin cash acts the same as Bitcoin and moves the price followed by Bitcoin.  Since it is forked by Bitcoin,  they are the same decentralized and uses or validated by blockchain.  So there is a potential that can offer those who believe in a forked coin, like Bitcoin, it's the same nature of having a volatile price.  It's hard to predict which way the price is heading.

Look at the price of BCH, when Bitcoin pumped, BCH also pumped the price.
It seems there's a possibility that the price will have resistance next week all together with Bitcoin.
1817  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin 10% increase in a day - why? on: October 01, 2021, 03:42:22 PM
Months of October was predicted by many of them (technically) that Bitcoin will pump at this month or it's the start of the bull market until on last quarter of the month.  I think there are too many factors to consider why Bitcoin price pumped fast in just an hour.  I think here they are and forgot China banning, people can accumulate there even it's banned.

A possible reason was,
  • Nations legalization, I heard there are 4 countries who declared Bitcoin is on legal tender in their place, triggered by El Salvador.
  • ETF approval by SEC, plus points.
  • Big companies Bitcoin adoptions
  • It's a normal fluctuation that could possibly be because it's volatile nature.
1818  Economy / Exchanges / Re: CoinEx or KuCoin? on: October 01, 2021, 03:03:19 PM
CoinEx or KuCoin?
If this is only your choice, I prefer to use Kucoin.  Though I didn't use this crypto exchange so far here, the good thing is, I don't see a serious problem with them.  So, therefore, considering they are good exchange AFAIK.

Upon having short research I found this exchanger comparison between them.  As you can see, technically, Kucoin has a better advantage than Coinex in the stats shown.

Remember that there are pros and cons between a centralized and decentralized exchange, usually, DEXs are low volume that could be it takes your order so long to execute.  However, you can find a lot of DEXs here and have your own research before choosing one.
https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/dex/
1819  Economy / Lending / Re: DarkStar's Loans | BTC, USDT | 2.70%-6.60% Monthly on: September 29, 2021, 11:12:24 PM
Request For a No Collateral Loan
Required BTC Amount: BTC0.008
Estimated Loan Duration: 1 month
BTC Address: bc1qc8qpjptveqz5vv54rt9gpr5ep6x5kh7f4u8y3s
Signed Message:

Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi, this is sheenshane of Bitcointalk.org, requesting non-collateral loan of 0.008 BTC from Darkstar_ .
Today is 6/29/2021 (GMT +8)

-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1qc8qpjptveqz5vv54rt9gpr5ep6x5kh7f4u8y3s
HxjgpaBhr4v9Ux2F4t1SOX8PwnaO/sJ2CzUL0AjGw9h6Tz2stsaDnJxlDu/DszoJyG3q4eM1+FQdoeRJP6oMRvQ=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Accepted, BTC sent: https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/fd7f41d3ebafd69ab2e70508671e0d155171cb0c6503f6cdb5bfa5ae868f94fc
Hello @DarkStar_,
Sorry for the super delayed payment, hope you understand.  Sad
Gladly, I'm fully paid now. (0.009BTC)
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/f5dc5f27a5906061c3c23417d2ca0ecdbfed5880ea5242c76ace6d903e549de4

Until next time,
Thank you.
-sheenshane
1820  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: The Bitcoin Machine on: September 29, 2021, 03:11:43 PM
The power of the Raspberry Pi product and now it can be used as Bitcoin Machine to run your own node.

It's always good to use Raspberry Pi, actually, I want to share this.  
I'm using the Raspberry Pi3 version for my vending machines like e-loading system and also retailing my internet connection (called us, Vendo machine) to my neighborhood.  It's all good.

You can assemble your own Bitcoin Machine if you want with following this instructions:
https://thebitcoinmachines.com/setup/
Thank you for sharing this I might try to build on my own machine and study how to run a node, I have a little knowledge and maybe I can apply it.  

BTW, a heatsink is enough to cool down the machine?  Because all machines that I have built have a small fan over the heatsink.
In that case, I just want to build my own custom board, I think we have a big discount and save a little amount of money than purchasing a finished product if we have DIY.
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