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Well.. I expect that national reserves to be composed at least in a small part of Bitcoin and/or other cryptocurrencies in the close future. So why wouldn't pension funds take the first step and invest in them? This is a great thing and I would say - a natural progress to the adoption of crypto.
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Of course there is a future for BTC and cryptocurrencies in general. IMHO It has very bright future ahead. Just because we are in a prolonged consolidation period it doesn't mean that we are not going to go for a new ATH as we did before. The fundamentals and adoption are raising like crazy. I strongly believe that in the next bull market we will test $100k.
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Do you know what I consider the perfect instrument to trade? Well, that's an asset you believe in long term. This way IF you're trading spot you don't need to worry too much if you have a losing trade especially if you're playing with small positions. But you should always good risk management. If you have a set in stone stop loss you won't ever panic sell.
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If we resolve this consolidation to the downside I would look for a bottom at around $2500 and if that does not hold I think we will see price dropping below $2000, most probably to about $1800. But BTC might take a leg up from here and who knows.. maybe return to a bull market, but until we don't confirm that my bias is bearish.
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I think that Bitcoin will stay in this consolidation period for at least a few months from now. So I don't see $20k this year, but probably until 2021 we will shoot for $100,000 mark. Nevertheless watch the charts!  The bulls can come back into the market any time. |
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First you need to take into account the fact that you have unlimited loss potential if you enter a short trade. While if you have are long you have limited risk and unlimited potential. Always use stop losses if you are a trader. If you are a investor I suggest you just buy the underlying bitcoin, not margin positions. Before anything learn the trading terminal UI and how leverage works if you are using it. Practice on a demo account if possible.
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Patience is not the main key of trading success. Is it an important characteristic of a trader? Definitely! But the three main components of a successful trader are technical analysis, risk management and controlling your emotions. You do need to be patient while waiting for the price to hit your "entry" area and your exit area as you planned it.
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In my opinion Deribit has the best interface and functionalities. On the other part Bitmex is great because it has more modular functionalities like you can organise your trading "terminal" how you want, but it has those overload server "issues" that are a drawback for me..
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Mobu a īmpărtășit o vedere de ansamblu asupra pieței Africane pe pagina lor de Twitter. Mai jos aveți cāteva statistici interesante:  |
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You can hedge your bitcoin value, but you need to be careful at funding. On Bitmex for example you can buy future contracts and sell spot contracts. This way you will protect your value. But you will need to pay or receive a funding fee each 8 hours which can vary. Especially if you are a newbie I don't recommend doing this. I think a crypto debit card would be the best option.
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It is great to see someone who is not selfish and actually wants to offer his knowledge for free so others can benefit from it. You're an example and even if I am not currently interested in learning programming skills I want to express my gratitude. We need more people like you. |
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I can vouch for Khilone7. He is one of the Stratis community leaders and biggest contributors. I don't know why it was banned, but I am sure it was a mistake or misunderstanding. Admins please revise your decision.
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The majority of retail trader will probably get back in the markets once we enter the bull market again. That's the psychology of people. They folllow the heard. Instead of buying at cheap prices they wait until we are well above our bottom and then we get dumped again, they get liquidated, then we go up again. It requires a kind of mental flexibility in order to be a trader. |
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I don't see why would brexit have an effect on cryptocurrencies. There are no links between GBP and BTC. And this is not a dramatic event that would make people want to "hedge" into cryptocurrencies as they are descentralized..
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If you are playing constantly, you can't win in gambling. That is statistically proven. The casino always has an edge against you. That's how they make their money and have been so profitable along centuries! If you are a good card counter you might have an edge over the casino, but that is not practicable online as the deck is constantly shuffled.
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The hype of ICO is already fading in front of the new trend: the STOs( Security Token Offerings). Tokens backed by certain assets add more confidence to investors and also organisers need to be compliant with more legal frameworks.
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I'm working hard to launch my fashion online eccomerce business in my country and I will surely accept Bitcoin as a method of payment right of the launch! I also encourage all my business peers to start integrating cryptocurrencies in some way.
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Don't even try to trade on HitBTC. I wanted to get rid of some low value bags in my account, sold them, but they have huge withdrawal fees. Much more than Bittrex or Binance. They are ridiculous.. asking for a few bucks for a simple withdrawal. And they also have high trading fees. They should focus on offering lower commissions if they want to even compete with the major exchanges.
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Scammers are simply disgusting.. First of all I don't know how they can live with themselves as they are literally stealing from other people and profit from newbies in the crypto world.. I suppose they are either desperate, stupid or just have a very bad education, or all of these together. However we should do our best to ban and warn other people whenever we see this kind of conmans.
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