I don't really know what is available "on the market" in terms of trading bots, so I can't give you any reference in that regard. The ones that I've seen that were available to the public all had the flaw that they get annihilated during both pumps and dumps, mostly due to oversimplified rules. They were pretty decent in sideways markets and not easy to produce without experience, but you certainly wouldn't want to leave them running 24/7 without attending to them. And the ones that have the capacity of somewhat steering clear P&Ds will either cost a lot or not be available at all, as they would lower the profitability of whoever created the bot.

So the best option would be to program your own. For that purpose, Python would be great for the Machine Learning part (reading data, learning patterns and self-adjusting) and C++ for optimization (if you wanted to run a large amount of computers in parallel to process more data). From scratch this will take a while to get running (weeks to years depending on your background), but it's worth exploring since that's something that would be relevant for the rest of your life.

Edit: There's also Google's TensorFlow which is basically a high efficiency Machine Learning library that cherry picks the best of both worlds (Python/cpp).

All the info can be found on their website at https://blocklancer.net

Thank you.

Could possibly be the 5000 MCO card that was being talked about.

You don't get it. You're supposed to do the exact opposite of what the paid shills are spamming. So if you listened to him, you would've sold metals and made a profit.

No idea what exactly the chain thingy does. But just take a pen and a piece of paper and crunch some numbers. That way you'll get a proper feel for what you'll want to try to do much quicker than by reading a verbal explanation.

At least post a source when you make such claims.

Not to mention the emotional side of it. If the money isn't yours you'll be much more ballsy and will be less likely to bail out when things get hairy. Not really impressed with the teen, he got lucky. Good for him, but nothing special and certainly doesn't put him in a position to give interesting advice to anybody.

Buterin is a whole different story though.

Which they don't. They have failed to stick to their roadmap.

Japan has very high taxes on Bitcoin profits, so if taxes were a reason for relocation you wouldn't want to move there.

Otherwise it's certainly a must visit though. The food is outstanding and easily the best in the world.


Crypto exchanges are illegal in China.

Just means difficulty will spike, which will make prices stabilize again. Short term a price drop would be reasonable to assume, but not guaranteed. Mid to long term the only thing that would happen would be GPUs getting shaken out.

Are the Obelisk's really by Bitmain though? Or are you talking about other ones?

Aren't the features obvious? It's more effective than prayer for starters!

At least one of those has some meat to it I guess. Too bad he's not providing anything new to the table.

No more than letters of indulgence were.

You're right. That alone wouldn't be a reason to call them scams. But that's not the only indicator and there have been numerous other factors that expose this as a clear fraud, such as the repeated lying about funds raise and the refusal of making them public.

I love the irony of using Bloomberg articles that specifically point out Jesus Coin as a massive joke as a media source.

Selling when prices are at the bottom is the worst thing you could do. If you wanted to sell you should've done so at $12~16 and then waited for a drop if you wanted to hold for the long haul.

All cryptos went down by the way, not just Waves. Take a step back and look at the overall market over larger periods of time and ignore what is happening in the moment.

We get it, you're a rampant shill that chooses to ignore facts that don't align with your greed driven lack of rationality. It takes all of a minute to write up a post by the way, so I'm not sure how a few posts scattered across days/months add up to half a day. But since you're not into facts, I guess that you're not into crunching numbers either.

That depends on how much time and effort you are willing to expend, or alternatively money if you'd prefer hiring people.

The most accurate solution will be a well-balanced combination of multiple approaches, and the balancing act is something that can always be improved upon with new data. It's also very much possible to create fresh data from what you already know, which is to some extent what technical analysis does.

If you're not looking into algorithmic trading then your best bet is a combination of fundamental and technical analysis. If you're looking into algorithmic trading, you'll find no upper ceiling no matter how many resources you throw at the problem.

If you're manually trading you may want to consider trading on different time scales simultaneously (minutes/hours/days/weeks/months), both for better hedging and for accelerated self-improvement. There are also altcoins that are "negatively" correlated to BTC/USD (e.g. they do the opposite of what BTC/USD does), which can be used fairly easily to increase your stashes during periods of extreme volatility on any time scale.

I think the fact that they are trying to mooch off of a ponzi scheme by using their name (BCC's) speaks for itself.