Seems like it's still being decided whether it is being sold or not? Seems like a nice idea for them to try though. It is going to help their country in the end, and  it is a raffle, luck still plays out in the end. Too bad its only for Mexican residents though, which could be said to be a good and bad thing since no countries could take advantage of the raffle.
The other guy might be considering it in terms of a "selfish" kind of perspective. I mean, some people wouldn't know what to do with a plane tbh, and if it just sat there doing nothing, even if you got it for a few bucks, it'd still seem to be a waste right? And a year of maintenance, it ain't like you're gonna fly the plane a hundred times per year, so yea. If the Mexican Airport could accept a rent kind of thing with the winner though, it might be much more worth it/helpful.

Expect at least a 100% increase by the end of the year. Around November - December would probably the time for the halvings effect to kick in, and most traders are just watching right now, on stand by and waiting. By mid year, some might spread FUD so that the market loosens up so that they could profit more, so take care of that. Still, judge with your own eyes whether those news are FUD or not, but I solely believe that BTC might reach $16k before the end of the year.

They are kind of yes. Could be. But the name of Institutional Investors isn't all positive and all of that. They can also bring about negative results with their decisions. See, Libra coin indeed hyped the news of Crypto towards the world, but it also brought negative effects since the coin that let the world know that the crypto world isn't all fun and games, and that losses can be quite huge. We all acknowledge, and know of this, but in terms of BTC adoption, this kind of seems a setback of sorts.

Same. Using both doesn't really defeat my purpose or anything of the sort, and if anything else, it actually gives two different atmospheres since betting exchanges seems like a pvp kind of betting, and sports book is like betting against a bot/AI. Still, there are times when I feel like I don't really want to experience fees, and times where I want to play against others. Been playing with Betfair for quite some time now. Haven't really found anything better IMO, but I'm still trying out other betting exchanges.

Venezuela had issues with their economy situation, not with trading issues sadly. Usage of dollar helped them alleviate the problem, but without fully adopting it, problems would still probably arise, that is until they are able to manage their own currency, or they fully adopt the usage of dollar in their country.

Poor countries would probably have the ability to adapt to crypto in the long term, just not now. Crypto is considered more right now as an investment, and naturally, only those abled countries could possibly trade them. Especially with the requirement of electricity and Internet access.

I think what he meant by "save" is to break even, which is true, because people often forget to do so. They only focus on making profits, much so that losses seem inevitable for them, and this leads to continuous losses which in the end leads to bankruptcy. See, what you said about investing with a low amount of risk means to use proper "Risk Management", just like what OP has said.

I for one has never used other third party software to manage my Risk management. I have though asked for other traders opinions, specifically in my circle with regards to tips and tricks of Risk Management.

Well, it can be kind of considered one. From the past Chinese New years of BTC, it has often more than not brought about a bit of an increase, albeit temporarily.
Major Impacts, yes it has none. But minor effects could be seen every now and then though. Also, if we were to look at the history of BTC prices during Chinese New year (past 5 years), it has always brought a bit of price increase, just a little bit of boost, but as I said, temporarily. It could be a good chance for some people to sell some of their coins at a bit of a high price compared to the price before the said boost.

Yes. It's only been TWO days. I see no reason for you to panic that much and choose an immediate position. Well, if you're fine with taking risks, go do so. The recent rally of BTC to $9k failed which led to it dropping down to $8.6k, and it moving sideways isn't really anything surprising. Just compare it to how last years Q4 movement came about, constant sideways movement. After numerous tries to breakthrough the barriers, it continuously did as such. Only when a few weeks after the new year did BTC managed to push through to $8k, managing to continue to push to $9k, which again, as I said, failed.

Mate you should probably move this to Services, since you are offering one. Still, it's kind of a referral/Service type of thing so eh. Good luck mate.

Those decisions don't even need the halving to be considered. Read it, but it contained close to zero information that could possibly help any newbie or experienced trader in their trades. Not only that, you didn't even discuss on the basics of what Options are and what are the possible pros and cons in case of the development in what your 3 cases entails. Halving is discussed, sure, but it's quite irrelevant, since the core idea is still playing around with options.

Aaaand I don't see how Title's OP is relevant to the actual post. If it's related to the recent push of BTC to $9k, Still, irrelevant. The US debt could go and exceed more and more levels, but the crypto scene would barely make a dent on it to actually affect the waves. Especially since the current crypto scene already has its hands full expanding and trying to integrate to the world. It has no time to bother fixing the mistakes of those so called top of the globe kind of people.

Any altcoin with a good enough reputation is a good trading opportunity IMO. It just depends on whether you're able to take advantage of the basics of trading, to buy low and sell high. Still, the relationship between altcoins and BTC can mostly be seen with every decrease in price, since once BTC decreases its price, altcoins almost always follows, and the percentage is even closely similar to the drop of BTC itself. And if the odds go down? Doesn't that mean you'd lose the profit you could've earned with directly investing on BTC? Also, its not like BTC would wait for the ratio with ETH before going down. Still, up to you. It's still unclear whats going to happen with BTC during the halving season after all.

They not only look at the riches as the resources, but also the people. The lack of guidance from a first world country towards a third world country is always lacking since the first world countries could be said to be watching each other, and any form of possible spark could lead to internal disagreements. It isn't just about the failure of picking leaders, but rather the people being picked have no choice but to follow the big countries, since they believe their country to be small and unable to face them head on.

Bull runs like 4 years interval? First time hearing that a bull run actually likes the number 4. Bakkt is old news. It's recent announcements are because its an exchange, ofc it wants to add features that would entice users to use their exchange. And we all know that Bakkt was an exchange that would affect the entire cryptoscene in the long term, so it being announced in the news every now and then isn't anything weird at all. Plus, even if it were news that were just meant to keep us entertained, the market would still move on, and I doubt traders would be so blind to not see anything weird happening to the market.

No World War III would happen. I'd say both Iran and US know the repercussions of an event such a war, so I doubt the feud between the two would escalate to that. A war would only most likely happen in this world once resources are being started to be fought over, and diplomatic talks are not enough to calm those countries whom are in the brink of losing their resources.

Still, I kind of understand the fears and assumptions of the people, with how the current "supreme" leader is acting towards the US president, as well as towards the results of the "accidental" hit of missile of Iran to the Ukrainian plane. Then there's also Trump, we all know how Trump acts and really, his actions are sometimes unpredictable and most likely goes against literally what everyone wants. Though I doubt that both of them don't know what War really entails.

They're pretty.. ehh average? I mean. It's not to improve, its more to decrease costs that you do in trading in general. Tbh, if one were actually quite a serious analyst, fees would become secondary, depending on the amount of time he/she believes is required to obtain a certain percentage of profit that he/ she had for the initial investment.
He didn't say anything about it being his though. It's an article he probably found on the net and he wants it to be shared to the forum.

Doesn't trading with options bring about more risk than normal trading? or even margin trading at that? Just the fact that whales are the ones often in the past participating in trading with options, it already says a lot about how risky it is and how you can lose money pretty quickly. Sure, Options may have recently become available for the mass public to use, with Bakkt and CME releasing Options trading but it still doesn't mean that they encourage you to use it, I think. Especially if your a beginner in the market, Options is one part you'd want to avoid, even if your quite experienced already tbh.

You can and can't say so. The year after the bubble headed into a crash so taking into account those years isn't really that helpful. Just goes to show though that the time frame where BTC is rising doesn't really matter, what matters is how the traders move through those time frames. Especially for this year, halving in sight, FOMO in the air, and traders hodling for quite a long time are now expectant of another ATH that results from the halving.

Conor still has his fight with Cerrone to think of. Any other matters should be put at hold, especially an opinion of him wanting to fight with Manny, a heavy weight in the boxing industry. Honestly, Manny might even just put on an exhibition for him, let him put out a few punches before knocking him out, which is not what the people want, and even what Conor wants. He needs to solidify his position and improve his skills before even thinking of touching Manny.

With the price growing a few percentages everyday, I'd doubt that the FOMO wouldn't achieve its goal of $15k and higher though. As for possible crashes, I guess the market is just waiting a point where they can exit it, a point where they would profit and they know that most of the traders would exit at that point in time. I'd say somewhere around $15-$20k is the exit point they are looking for? Since the last ATH was around there, and seeing as the FOMO has spread far and wide, fear has also started being rooted in their minds, fear that the halving would not bring a boom just like what happened last year.