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2141  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: No one ever sells, nor buys anything in BitCoin.. Think this is wrong, read on! on: January 18, 2020, 06:39:54 AM
I think everyone knows this, if they claim they don’t then I wonder what kind of sense such a person has. Companies and stores that are accepting bitcoin are doing it because they just want to do it and they are ready to go through the extra work it takes to exchange the money for US dollars, and kudos to them for that because I know that some of them are likely to experience some loss in the process of doing that.

They do all that for the good of Bitcoin and because they want to help people understand Bitcoin and also help create the awareness. It’s a matter of choice, and I do accept bitcoin as payment, I know what it takes to withdraw your money, before I get my money there’s probably going to be some reduction.
2142  Economy / Speculation / Re: What’s your expectation on 2020 Halving year?! on: January 18, 2020, 03:52:03 AM
I have seen a lot of speculations to the extent I’m tired of all these speculations, people never stop lol. I have seen people say that the same thing that happened before is never going to repeat itself while others, the majority, are saying that the same is likely to repeat itself and each of them have given their own reasons at why they believe such.

I just want to believe what I believe and that’s that the price will go up after the next halving. I ant be hoping for a decrease, if it’s a decrease then what do I gain? I have waited since 2018 till now, that’s a long time and I can’t come this far and give up, I’m still going to keep believing till the price goes. I’m going to wait till May 13th and see what happens after the halving. If there is no signs showing an increase is possible, then I have to make my decision.
2143  Economy / Economics / Re: Fiat currencies on: January 17, 2020, 05:42:28 PM
The dollar is really getting weaker and weaker, but the US can always rectify this situation by creating a new military conflict. This has happened before and is happening now.
It is enough to list the last few conflicts, Vietnam, Serbia, Iraq, Libya, Iran, Syria. The United States is participating everywhere, why do you think?
Due to those reasons, cryptos are too safer than fiat. Cryptocurrency is good in all known means still something is missing to convince anyone to make adopting it. Some people say that cryptocurrency is safe for sellers, yes that’s true, but what about buyers, is it also safe for them?

It also has its disadvantages, and you should always keep those in mind and know the right places to spend your Bitcoin. Cryptocurrency is safe in some ways but not 100%, and if you talk about being fast, there are payment methods that are faster than BITCOIN and almost instant, like VISA and many of them. I like cryptocurrencies and I use them, but that doesn’t mean they are 100% best all round.
2144  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Buy bitcoin with credit card on: January 17, 2020, 01:53:36 PM
Lol, I was laughing when I read your question? Don’t even try to do business with anyone that tells you that they are accepting credit/debit card as payment option unless you want to get yourself into serious problem, only scammers will agree to do that.

If you want to buy Bitcoin with your credit card you should be looking for a legit exchange like Coinbase, Binance, Luno, and others that are legit, depending on which one is available in your country. Your credit card shouldn’t be something you mess around with because if it should get to the wrong hands they are going to use it to deal seriously with you.
2145  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to read trading charts? on: January 16, 2020, 03:53:17 PM
Have a nice day!  I know that most of here are all traders if you don't mind can i ask a little questions here because i am curious about trading. How did you do that? How do you read charts because i am still exploring and i don't know how read a charts anybody can help me with this? What is the best way to learn reading charts in an easiest way.
only experience can help you to read charts practice daily do analysis on historical charts , that's  how we will learn we need use what we know and try doing analysis , its not like overnight you will learn to read charts it took almost a year for me to read charts
It's a process that you needed to take deeper engagements. Reading charts just like what you have said it's not a overnight process as there are lots
of influenced coming from different aspects , keep practicing and as the more experienced you get, the more ready you can in reading charts and patterns.
Reading and understanding charts seemed impossible for me when I initially started at the phase but as soon as I got to learn majority of things, I found it easier for me to understand the graphs and patterns. It usually takes a hell lot of research, Immense knowledge and the will to denote majority of your time in learning at the initial phase.

There are some books which can make it easier for you to understand the charts and patterns but those books would have hundreds and thousands of pages which you have to go though. So it might never be an easy task, but if you have the guts to work harder, than no one can stop you from being a success ahead.
2146  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Want to learn trading on: January 16, 2020, 03:13:38 PM
Hello guys! Well, I have known about crypto for a while, but never really gone into trading.
Recently I got an interest in crypto trading but didn't know anything about it. So, If anyone here can guide me from where to start and learn about trading?
Do tell me if there is any course available online, free or paid? Maybe in Udemy?
Would be a real help. Thanks!

A great way to learn how to trade is by watching more expreienced trader and seeing what they do.eToro has a really helpful copy trader feature that allows you to mirror these more experienced traders with just a click of a button.
eToro is really a good medium for copy trading and if you can make some research about the traders and find a perfect trader whom you can copy than you can start having benefits from trading. You simply have to find a trader to start copying him from there by depositing a fixed amount of funds. You could also set up a stop loss by adjusting the amount if crossed.

For example, if you decide to invest $1000 on copy-trading than you get an option to exit the markets if the price falls under the expected price which would be derived from you. You can set any stop-loss amount like $800 and it would automatically stop copying the trader if your portfolio runs below $800.
2147  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin SV Beats ETH very hard Soon on: January 16, 2020, 09:18:12 AM
Soon most eth holder will sell eth for BSV, eth is Scam ( if u dont believe it, your brain washed by corrupt media), Since yesterday BSV growed over 137%.
Buy before too late.
increasing BSV price mean Increasing BSV marketCap, while marketcap will be increased, BSV get bigger and bigger, more investor come, more people join, BSV community will be bigger. As simple as that.
Wait you will see how people will forget ETH
You’re forgetting so soon that a lot of coins in this market has similar feature of pumping when they are being hyped .

I am doubting that it can beat Ethereum at anytime, that is possible, Ripple XRP once beat Ethereum to the second position but after a while Ethereum still dropped back to the third position and ETH went back to the second position. The same thing might happen in the case of BSV, there is no doubt that it will pump to a high price and become the second cryptocurrency, but after a while I won’t be surprised that it will fall back to a low position.
2148  Economy / Economics / Re: What is safe asset? And If USA dollar weakining what is Next Fiat? on: January 15, 2020, 04:55:26 PM
Maybe there won't be a "next fiat" that will be safe, maybe people are not losing hope in US dollars but generally in fiat itself or even the economical system we are all living in? I am not saying people will move to bitcoin right away but as we can see from 2019 there has been a lot of investments to gold for example, why did people moved to gold that much?

Because, they gave up on their own fiat currencies and moved towards something that will make sure they are not getting poorer by the day. I personally can tell you that I am living a much more horrible life than 3 years ago with around the same amount of money I make, and I mean just 3 years ago! So maybe euro won't be the solution, maybe yuan won't be, maybe no other fiat will be, maybe bitcoin won't be that big just yet, but it has to be something other than fiat for sure.
2149  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How you can launch your crypto exchange quickly on: January 15, 2020, 04:03:26 PM
Hello everyone,

I found this interesting article that explains how you can launch your crypto exchange quickly with cryptocurrency exchange clone services . What do you think about this? Does this give new entrants a competitive edge? The link to the article is below if you wanna read it.

https://www.antiersolutions.com/launch-your-exchange-quickly-with-cryptocurrency-exchange-clone-services/
You need to understand that there are a number of exchanges already which have been accumulated a number of investor's capital. Peoples hardly trust any new exchange these days as most of the newly launched exchanges have been only used for scamming peoples so that does not really attract investors or traders to trade on any newly launched exchange.

If you are successful in creating an exchange then how would you manage to gather traffic onto your exchange? You basically would have no profits by launching an exchange if you do not have any users onto the platform so first you should think on gathering some public attention and than start developing the exchange.
2150  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: I just don't care if Faketoshi's coin got pumped recently on: January 15, 2020, 03:19:17 PM
BSV was actually been promoted on a number of development platforms having high traffic which might have created a specific demand for BSV which even resulted in the pump.

There are a lot of investors who would like to make profits from these situations and hence they might be investing in similar coins to quickly fill their pockets. Even I personally do not care how hard pump or dump BSV faces because I am not really interested into that but BSV might lose its value in the coming future if ever it is revealed that BSV has nothing to do with the real Satoshi Nakamoto and also if the devs behind BSV take their supporting hands off the coin.
2151  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: High price but no volume on: January 15, 2020, 11:56:18 AM
It's back to square one if you are holding a coin or token for long term and finally altcoin season comes and the token or coin surge in value but has no trading volume on exchange, all your efforts and pain while holding is total waste, do not hold tokens or coins that have no demands, real use cases are what makes them very demanding
My question is how you got the token, if it’s a token you bought from an exchange, then you can as well sell it back to them. Unless it’s just a coin that you got from airdrops and events like that and they happened not to be on any exchange, then everything has turned to waste.

If a coin can’t be traded then it’s as good as useless because you’re just holding digits and not real money since there is no way you can actually pull out the money. The main reason most people are investing their time and money is because they need profit and when a coin can’t fulfill that, then it should be abandoned.
2152  Economy / Services / Re: BestChange Bounty and Signature Campaign on: January 13, 2020, 02:42:36 PM
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2153  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: This is definitely huge for Binance traders! on: December 15, 2019, 05:30:12 AM
I tried sending a few coins and it turned out smoothly and quickly. There is a little mechanism that confuses me. Is this some kind of internal transaction in a hot wallet or is there another reason? and how the transaction goes without requiring a confirmation block and fees considering that each user's wallet has a different address.
As long as they do not make transactions when coins are moved from one account to another, they should not be charging any kind of fees I believe. Yes, if you move coins and they actually do a transaction to move the coins then they are in their right to charge the transaction fees and maybe some management fees.

I see this decision has made people happy but I haven't used binance much can anyone tell me why exactly we need multiple accounts on Binance though when we can keep them all in a single account? Sorry about asking this but I rarely use Binance.
2154  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Long Term VS Daily Trading on: December 15, 2019, 04:48:09 AM
If its a bear market, dont expect the price to change a lot in a day or price will not move enough that could give you profits thats why day trading is not advisable on this kind of market condition. Long hold and patience is what you need. Dont listen  to those who give out signals, they are just helping themselves and not the others as they already bought ahead of you before they made an announcement.
I would suggest the same. There are only few whales who can predict the correct movement of the bitcoin price chart and those guys would never share publicly because they control the market they would never want anyone to know what's going to happen because that's how they make profits. Still, yes investment or say holding is the safest option because you are not hurried into selling and not shaken by a sudden price drop.

Most of the groups on telegram that seem to predict price are nothing but pure guesses and some basic market knowledge because I have been part of many such groups and they hardly work.
2155  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🐺WOLF.BET - Provably fair dice game 🎲 $1,000 Daily Race💰7-day streak bonus🔥 on: December 13, 2019, 12:54:54 PM
I think top 10 would be a bit different but might make a difference but also having a top 50 would make a difference as well, which one is smarter only to cater few rich people or to cater everyone all the time.

Getting into top 50 would be quite easy I assume and wouldn't require much gambling and you would be getting extra money every single day, it would be very very tiny amount for sure (distributing to top 50 would mean thin prize range) but at the same time it is still casino of many instead of the few which might make people like this people more, at least more people would like it but less whales would like it. So which one a casino has to work for, getting more whales or getting more users in general? Depending on the answer they can either do top 10 or top 50.
2156  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 2 Dice Strategies that Might be Proven Helpful on: December 12, 2019, 12:24:19 PM
Interesting. I'm not a big fan of dice since I just don't find it extremely interesting most of the time, but I do like taking looks at the strategies people devise for it, and I might try these out in the future. Haven't ever heard of the first one personally, though I've seen plenty of variations of the Martingale strategy over the years.

House edge is typically pretty high on most dice games and you'll end up losing money over time mathematically, but if you're gambling responsibly with the expectations that the chances that you hit a large win are small, then it's fine in my eyes.
Yes, all the strategies at the end are gonna end in loss because there is no way, I repeat there is NO WAY you can beat the house in the long run, but yes certain methods and strategies sound good and might be good for small profits over a smaller period of time.

Talking of the methods shared in the op I feel like Paroli is the most destructive way of gambling because doubling on each win is just pure madness and its exactly the opposite or martingale. Martingale being as bad as we feel but still is one of the most famous strategies so going absolute against it will be crazy to say the least.
2157  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone [JAN 2020] Discussion on: December 12, 2019, 11:26:55 AM
Personally I do not like the Notorious "Conor McGregor" because of how aggressive he is outside the ring as well. But, liking someone is one thing and comparing facts is something else, I personally feel like it will be a closely fought match with Conor coming on top because of the Cardio and the aggression he possesses in the ring.

I will be happy if Conor is taken to the cleaners and given a good fight for his money but if I was to make a bet, I would have to bet on Conor despite not being his fan.
2158  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling with Fiat or Crypto? on: December 12, 2019, 10:53:49 AM
I depend on the situation, if I do online gambling I use crypto which in my opinion is simpler and easier when betting online gambling.
and if I do traditional or real gambling I use fiat to bet, and I usually play card gambling with fiat bets on the table.

I think the same, cryptos make gambling more accessible for anyone, i don't gamble with fiat at all but with cryptos is fun to do it sometimes.

I think the fact that anyone can bet cryptos now days is a problem because any child could use cryptos and place bets... casinos doesn't realy have a way to prove the user behind the bet is an adult.
Another reason why crypto is seen as a bad thing because there is no way to track if gambling is being done by kids and by people from countries who are actually banned from gambling otherwise. I accept the fact that there must be freedom to spend money for all and crypto gambling provides that but at the same time you don't want kids being involved with gambling and ruining their lives forever just because we want more freedom.

In general crypto betting is much easier because you can win 100 BTC withdraw and walk away while if you are betting legally with fiat you need to pay various taxes and fees involved.
2159  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Dump - The Worst Thing on: December 12, 2019, 04:45:13 AM

Agree that's why there's no need to be afraid on the situation of the alts since for sure there is a great comeback coming unto them when there's a great things will happen on bitcoins and we should remember that there is a halving coming which could lead for a good price growth so provably  we can experience the great market price bursting just like what happen in year 2017 events.



Although we cannot really control the market, but we can control our emotion, let's always remember that we cannot really force the market of crypto as it is really unpredictable, so we should be able to stay focus and still consider the worst case scenario once the Bitcoin dumps, we should be ready when that happens.
We can't control the market but some big investors do control the market and they often sell off some coins from time to time to make the market panic and buy more bitcoins at a cheaper rate. What people must understand is that if there is no genuine reason why price is dropping for example mt gox scam happened that time it's obvious price to go down but if there is no visible reason why the price is going down, then we must understand that someone or maybe a group of people are trying to control the market and we as small investors must not fall into such traps.

The more serious we as traders get the least we will be affected by sudden market falls and swings. Similarly when price goes up, we should not be too happy about it because each pump is followed by a dump later.
2160  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Top 5 Ways to Earn Crypto While You Sleep on: December 11, 2019, 06:47:18 PM
Everything that you have said are good except that I don't prefer having lending in cryptocurrency, I know that lending is profitable but it is too risky especially if you want to lend in anonymous people. So, I wouldn't recommend that especially to those who are new in crypto or here in the forum. Better to trade and stake with that you are handling your own fund.

Lending is risky, you're absolutely right. However, going through the proper channels can minimize that risk. Either way, it's worth investigating.
There are borrowers if you visit lending section who are able to provide some valid collateral in the form of stable altcoins and if you can find such borrowers regularly then I believe even small interest works great because you are literally at 0 risk and at least making something out of your idle coins.

No collateral loans are risky but if you see a member who has been trusted and doesn't often ask loans then you might risk your coins and actually make a good profit from it.

@OP nice few methods and I love the staking one too!
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