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Wow, I would be surprised if BTC hit that 50k USD bar by the end of the year. Would not be bad obviously, but my boldest tip would be even around 15k by the end of the year. Hope that dudes wins the bet ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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I think it is not a bad idea to put part of your BTC allocation to various altcoins. They could make good profit once the market recovers and to me, it is always a good idea to diverse the portfolio
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Try to read and learn about a project as much as you can and also try to be convinced that the team behind it is relevant. I like to see something in the product, even though it is not always the recipe for a fast growing project
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Of course it is important. None of us wants to get up one day and wonder where the stored cryptocurrency has gone. Especially nowadays, when there are many scammers out there, we must be extra careful!
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Demand and supply like in basic economics. However, other factors e.g. announcements from relevant speakers or government decisions could affect the willingness of people to sell or buy
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It depends strongly on the circumstances. What is the purpose of the coin, what government issued it, what are the details of the project etc... All in all, it does not sound bad to me, but there are many factors
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They most likely are afraid of the decentralized nature of crypto. The more control the government has, the more happy it is usually.
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I think it depends mainly on the person. Me, personally, has always been the type that rather stays up late and learn at night than waking up early in the morning.
Many say, that it is better to study in the morning, because the brain is supposed to be fresher, but I do not believe it is generally true.
The best is that you sit down whenever you have time and feel like you are not totally wasted and tired, either it should be in the night or in the daylight.
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Sure it can. As rates on exchanges are mainly supposed to depend on the supply and demand, simple human behavior can massively affect the price of the coins
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There are already existing national cryptocurrencies out there for instance in Venezuela. Where economy and local fiat currency is struggling, it might be a considerable way to cure the problem to a certain extent
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I can see lots of negative comments here regarding clear rules. For those of you have complained, which sites do you think are the best in terms of visible sports betting?
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If sources are right, this was a very well organized attack against Binance recently. They hacked sys blockchain and also used hacked API of users' bots, therefore all API keys are disabled.
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Yepp, I agree. It is better to hold your coins in wallets or on hardware. OK, it has some gas fees to send them from one place to another, but still better than an exchange being hacked or crashes for some reason and you run after your money.
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I actually like the idea of KYC/AML to have the chance to filter suspicious contributors for instance. However, I do not see the system fully protected either, and the possibility of fraud with personal data is also a big concern.
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If there would a concrete, transparent central regulation on earnings from crypto, and they would not want to take away third of the profit, I would say I pay them. Better to be clean and do not have to worry as long as rates are not unreasonably high...
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It is pretty tough to tell as no one can see the future. Of course, people can make predictions. Mine would be, that based on previous years, the market will recover at the end of the year, at least I hope so.
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Because economy is present basically everywhere. No matter if you are an engineer, doctor, or software developer, all sectors are businesses at the end of the day... That is why it is useful to have at least a basic understanding what are the key factors.
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In terms of altcoins, I often see a trend that if a project is massively hyped (even though it goes nowhere afterwards), then right after going to exchange it can multiply the ICO price. I think it could be a good strategy to sell right away if you possess such a token. They often go down after running up after the ICO.
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In fact, trading in general is always risky, even though you were an expert because no one can predict everything in the market 100% sure.
In my view, the best you can do is to read and learn as much as possible, and to create a wide portfolio to avoid putting all the capital into one project. It is always better to stand on more feet in my view.
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Always risk as much money as you can afford to lose. Read as much as possible on the project when investing in altcoins, and create a portfolio to avoid putting all the capital into only one coin.
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