Well, banks have the sure proof backup plan called "gold" in their hands. Iirc, banks have actually been hoarding gold for quite sometime now, and I believe they have the ability to withstand the recession that may come and up due to the huge debt the world has accumulated so far. Plus, I believe that in talking about profits, letting a market crash happen while they stand together with gold would bring them more profit and honestly, it's already been quite some time since the debt has been announced to be over the top and yet, the top brass has done nothing to appease the problem. As for bitcoin being a possible answer, I doubt that. Gold and Bitcoin has a clear cut difference in terms of volatility, and gold stands above bitcoin this time.

It could be called a misclick or so. I actually mistakenly mistyped the amount of bet I needed to do. So I was trying to type 0.001 BTC, and seeing as 0 is just besides 9, my fat fingers decided to press it instead, making the bet go to 0.091 instead, which really rekt my balance at that moment. The worse part is, I did it TWICE. IN A ROW. I don't know what bloody happened to my brain that it refused to actually check the bet after my first mistake. This happened with roulette btw.

Probably put it in beginners and help instead? Still, a very nice site to visit. I like how the tutorials are in video format instead of the usual typewritten guide, which makes learning all the more easier and fun compared to the former. Hopefully, more videos would come up since it's a pretty interesting beginner tutorials. Still, the site seems pretty outdated, Checked out their podcasts and latest was a post in 2017, while their latest news was dated January 2019. I'd suggest for op to change the site to the orig source of the vid instead to better give out sources instead of this seemingly outdated site.

Sucks to be you mate. There were already a lot of others who experienced the same as you, Idk how you didn't discover it before hand. Pay the cashback if they refuse to understand the situation though, cause if not, might result to official action done to you, which is not worth it imo. Paypal should just be used for sent and receive of fiat since it hasn't really accommodated yet for the current crypto scene. Well, at least you know not to use it next time. Sad new years to you but hope for the best with the report to Paypal. Hopefully they actually review it properly.

Well, that's the basics of the basics. Minimizing your losses and maximizing your profits all stem from planning your set of steps and moves in series of time frame that you have analyzed or researched upon. There's also the pairings and exchanges you would use, as well as possible moves regarding unexpected scenarios that is out of your pre-planned timeline (which you made through analysis). Basics of the basics, but can be also said to be very advanced since even professional traders at times have difficulties managing their planning phases when trading. It isn't more about the guide, but rather the experience of actually failing because of having no plan.

Nice analysis. Though the support levels at 6.4k is a bit low to start off with don't you think? Shouldn't it start off with 6.8k or so? Also, BTC has broken through 7.3k multiple times but it has failed to breakthrough the 7.5k barrier, and has only done so a few times this month. Sadly, it can't force it's way through for these past few weeks. If we were to look at it like this though, the fact that BTC broke down to 6.8k could be the said factor that raised the price of BTC lately to 7.8k, since it failed to break through past 6.8k anymore. Anw, nice analysis bro.

UNICEF has planned this before and a few articles regarding it has been done in the past. Here's a link of the discussion about it here and here. Gotta admit though, with them taking a step, I'd say other companies would probably be enticed to follow. UNICEF is an agency founded by the UN with great goals and a great reputation amongst the charities out there, so I'd say pretty great by them.

You don't avoid them at this point. You try to move around it through conversion of Fiat to altcoin to BTC or vice versa. Some pairings have cheap fees which makes transacting them really worth the time, XRP being one of the most well known pairing to avoid withdrawal fees. Though at some point, you'd actually just forget the fees and transact as it is at times. I don't know if ETH could be called a good pairing, but XRP along with LTC should be a good choice if ever. Also, try and check exchanges that have lower fees than others, they may exist somewhere and if so, go choose them instead.

Binance has way higher fees compared to other exchanges when buying BTC through credit card. Iirc, Binance asks for 5% while other exchanges ask for around  3 - 4%, like Coinbase, and they're pretty much at the same level with Binance in terms of trust and security, so I'd choose Coinbase in any other day. Though, I'd actually advise on using credit card? I mean, if you have the choice anyway. If your comfortable with it, then feel free to do so and ignore my opinion.

Why would the price further decline? The price has been quite satisfactory with it stabilizing itself for 1 1/2 months already. This proves that any regular dump wouldn't be able to affect it hugely, and would only cause a small fluctuation like what we are seeing right now, movements of a few hundred dollars. Bears shouldn't be able to pull it down unless they put out a big move, one that is pretty impossible for bulls to resist and really push down BTC below the 6k.

Way too general. It isn't even for day trading anymore, more like for trading itself already. As for day trading, I doubt this should be accessed by traders in their newbie phase. Should be more on the intermediate level trading instead, but since the tips are general, I'd guess it's fine. Title is misleading like really though. Still, too much confusion regarding topic discussion, fix please.

Well, yea it is indeed a misconception. Luck is pretty weird and intangible, and you can't assume that because 2 years of testing made you believe that you're lucky every New Year. Test it a 100 times, a thousand times, you'd see the inconsistencies in your belief, especially since we are talking about luck here, which is the most incomprehensible factor in a humans status. It's fine to believe in yourself being lucky, but that doesn't mean that every time at that certain point in the year, you'd always be lucky.

I doubt they'd actually include that in the algo of the machine though? Like if it's discovered, it can easily be taken advantage of. Plus, this removes the provably fair mechanism in the game, and well, the gambling casino would pretty much be dissed for that. IF the machine actually picks numbers based on past results and determines the most unlikely one to be picked, well, that could be possible, but then the algo for that would be pretty simple so I doubt my explanation is enough to provide the entire machines logic, but it could be a part of it.

It makes sense as a machine could varying algorithms, but in the end, it should end up with how lucky you are though. Just having a guess of it being probable is pretty much you just lying to yourself so you can keep betting.

Ermm Idk if its the same but this happens to me whenever I stay afk for a bit of time when I'm in the post page. I often forget to start typing and posting whenever I hit the reply button and occasionally, the same message appears for me.

Yea, I don't think it's an issue with the login time. I set mine to always logged in, so I doubt that's actually the issue.

Although I am confused. Does the issue affect you in any way? Like does it remove your entire post that was already type written? Cause in my case, if I did press post, and the notification appears, I just post it once more and the post goes through.

The government would never allow the US dollar to be backed by BTC. Like, it's not even possible since they don't have control over the market of BTC. The only chance they have is if they buy out the entire market, which is close to impossible with how the prices are currently, and how they have a lot more better things to spend on than that. And on the off chance that they do, they'd be killing the market since traders would know they control the market, leading to a crash and well, basically, them losing everything they spent on without any possible returns.

Anddddddd if we find out the reason, will you fight it out with the bulls with your massive  wealth? That honestly makes you no different from them in the end though. Manipulation isn't occurring and this is called. the. natural. flow. of. the. market. If another trader dumped a lot of coins, then that's that, he sold BTC, that's natural. It's just that he sold a lot, which caused the price to go low, which is NORMAL. Why? Cos it's his right. That's that.

My take on this is that, Crypto Arbitrage worked... In the past. It doesn't work anymore and if it does, the profit you'd actually get is so minimal it isn't really worth the effort anymore. Like, Arbitrage trading is a good idea and all, but ever since exchanges have popped up one after another, they pretty much coordinated with the market changes, much so that the differences in the market prices are really really small, like, even the fee for a taxi cab might be more expensive.
Below is where exactly?

There's a yes and there's a no. It just remains a possibility until we see it for ourselves. Just judging from the fact that every halving brought about an ATH for BTC proves that it could. As for it having zero impact, yes it could happen, but without any prior examples in the past, humans would believe it to be close to impossible. Plus, bearish seasons are normal when the halving occurs, and only after a half a year or so would the bullish runs occur, which shows that normally, the market readjusts itself to the current supply and demand in the halving itself.

Well, that is the point of KYC. To ensure safety and security of the traders using them. But in the end, some like to retain their privacy towards literally any type of organization or company, and that's why DEX's exist. It may be built upon trust which makes it quite difficult for most to use and why scammers litter it, but it still is useful for some whom don't want to use CEX or KYC. The only thing you can blame when you get scammed on DEX's is you yourself and no one else.

Anw for OP, Localbitcoin exchange or go ask around in telegram for anyone willing to trade p2p. Ask for escrow to guarantee a secure trade, and if they refuse, straight up ignore them since it's almost a guarantee that they talked to you to scam instead of legitimately wanting to trade.

It has an effect, yes, but it's limited. It isn't like how hot weapons affected the entire world permanently, but rather how an artist dies affects the world, it's temporary. No matter how huge the scheme is, it would still be limited by the time it could actually be in effect. That, or if Ponzi schemes transcended and they actually affected the concept of BTC or any other crypto for that matter, which is pretty much close to impossible. Ponzi schemes collapse when the market has gotten over the scheme and has regulated and stabilized itself.