Price perhaps touching $800 one more time is not in anyway saying that the moon expedition has been aborted. Rather as what to expect in every financial market, the price of any asset does not just move in a straight line or indefinitely in anyone direction, so we can still touch a point below $1000 to gather momentum for the upthrust.

Well in an economic sense, all those activities can equally be said to be a participation in the Bitcoin economy. There has to be buyers and sellers at every point in time in any market to provide the necessary volume and liquidity, without which a market could lose its appeal. All bitcoiners  cannot simply hold tight to our coins till it gets to the moon because that's what stands in the way of sustainable growth.

If you are making that much percentage in just one day, then you must have been using an equally very risky strategy that would burst someday. So now that you are ahead, it is best to re-evaluate your strategies and incorporate some conservative measures especially as you are asking to manage people's funds. There again. I think it serves all well if you run your business with  PAMM, it is safer, reassuring and being automated makes it appealing for most investors.

Never heard of ETFs being for all comers, have always known it to be some investment tool for the institutions and high networth individuals, who are actually the ones to afford the cost of having to buy those shares in bulk.


Don't forget they are not buying Bitcoin direct par se, rather it is the shares of an instrument that tracks Bitcoin that would be on sale. What ETF approval would likely do for Bitcoin is that it is going to tag a sort of endorsement for Bitcoin and then more adoption by wealthy people.

The logic that you risk money in gambling as well as in trading doesn't in any way make them one and same as we know natural nature itself does not support vacuum, we have to sow a seed for instance to be able to harvest multiples of that seed. So that makes everything about life a risk, however somethings are riskier and some are even hopeless. Yes trading has its own share of risks, but it is certainly not a dead end as much  as is gambling - yet to hear of any trader taking their life over trades gone wrong as is common among gamblers.

Answer was already obvious - for $25,000 he was willing to take some Eskimos on vacation to go see what ice really looks like. That simply goes to highlight that most reviews on the internet are craps targeted to mislead lazy bones who readily swallow hooks and sinkers without as much as scratching any surface in due diligence.

Knowing that in the long run a player stands very good chance of kissing his coins goodbye, the 0.1BTC is to see to it the payment threshold is made unattainable by majority of players. Imagine what it would entail in terms of time and effort to raise a deposit of 0.01BTC to 0.1BTC, they know it is going to be a suicidal mission for players and it wasn't an after thought.

Besides, a player is safer playing with a custom bot than what is offered  by most sites. With some sites, they create more luck for themselves by making it near impossible to stop the autoroll at the exact point you ordinarily would have loved to and most times losing streaks gets to run wild.

By the way market works, there is still the tendency that market price would keep appreciating well until a day before the ETF news hits the airwaves. To that effect, 2 days to the news would be a realistic  time to offload some coins, because there is every likelihood that price would drop in view of what the outcome would look like. Nevertheless, Bitcoin is destined for great heights, so regardless of the outcome of the ETF, the journey to the moon stays on course!

The beans is spilled already and the people are wiser, so even they return the minimum withdrawal to 1 mBtc, trust is already out of the window and the fire on the mountain as yet has not been put out. The way I see it, the new minimum withdrawal is just a tool to trap as much money as possible in their coffers so their loot would be grand, otherwise minimum deposit should have been raised to 0.1 Btc too if their concern was genuine. Run with your BTC guys!

Just because you are wearing their signature does not mean you should see what's black and chose to call it white. The cryptocurrency industry is synonymous with instant transactions and that must have been the case too with FortuneJack because all the while I had played there, I never experienced delays but if now a request for withdrawal can take up to 3 day to pull through, that is indeed a red flag and  all is certainly not well with the site.

For reasons that have to do with the log of my past losing games showing up every time I log into my account and eating up part of my balance, I haven't been playing at the site for quite a while, but on stopping by this moment, this is what I found: Now if that is not a mistake, it must be a good pointer or confirmation that there is fire on the mountain!

PM feature is great to have with chat in a dice site and kind of give Duckdice a +1 over similar sites. I would want to see an in house exchange also incorporated here especially these days that Bitcoin transactions are taking donkeys years or some tons of fee to come through.

First off, it is never going to be possible for everyone to hold their Bitcoins, but assuming we have a situation like that at hand, price will certainly not be stagnant as not selling goes to mean, many more demands are left unfulfilled, kind of creating some scarcity and so the price would no doubt appreciate.

Having the right knowledge,skills and then good enough capital is the preferable combination to bring out the best in one's trading career. Having to manage little capital most often stands in the way of the profitability of a trader and and in most cases culminates in over trading, boredom and loss eventually.

You are right, the correction should be expected just before the ETF approval as is usually in a financial market, many out of panic, safety or mere speculation, would rush in to offload their coins until after the news about the ETF is out.That would bring the much expected market correction, so it is going to make a good business decision to go gather as much fiat as possible, waiting to buy more coins just as the ETF news is in view. If it gets approved, the better, if it does not, Bitcoin is destined for the moon regardless!

You may want to know that those technical analysis also works good with Bitcoin, except one does not know what to look at. In the absence of any significant news, what usually rules the market is technical analysis and any trader that is able to recognize and capture those butterfly formations cannot be say to be a hobbyist. It takes keen interest and passion to be able to come this far in trading.

What the analysis is actually saying is that we should expect test of key support levels before price shots to new highs and that is not something strange as many more traders will rush to take profit as price keeps increasing and then there would be a drop in price for another opportunity to buy at lower prices - that is just it, the raw figures there only serve as guide.

I don't see Donald Trump banning Bitcoin because that would not support the greater America he has in mind. Guess he understands what China stands to benefit in a situation like that. Having Bitcoin supporters in his cabinet is another pointer, he might not be quite vocal about a ban on Bitcoin.

A recent news however about a 10% increase in budget for defense is indirectly a wind behind the sail of Bitcoin, because those $54 billion dollars are going to come from thin air and then worsen the inflation dilemma the dollar is already having and then the race to Bitcoin as save haven would simply continue.

Every now and then that new highs are made in the market, it can be expected that retracement would follow sooner or later, before price continues in its course. It is at these retracement levels that experienced as well institutional traders await the market to buy again and join the ride to the moon once more. That is a recognized and effective approach to trading and newbie would do well to learn to apply than concluding that all prices is okay to buy.

It goes without saying that high transaction fees especially for the micro-transactions does not bode well for Bitcoin and the community we are trying to build around it. Apparently it is looking more of swooping horses in midstream because one of the pillars of Bitcoin, is that it promised very low transaction fees, but of late, it is becoming a case of the highest bidder gets it all and that is pathetic. If transacting in fiats are beginning to look more appealing than with Bitcoin, then we had better watch it before it becomes, "watch out!"

This is a nice concept @ Debuni, why didn't I think of it myself   If you keep it all nice and easy, it would certainly go far. Did you ever discuss what would be any of the listed sites should one ditch an old account for a new one with your link, since ip is likely to stay same? Wondering if it isn't far easier to request change of referral from admin of sites.

I have just joined KingDice through your link as my nick here, can you confirm that. And is there a provision to see list of those under you?

@ KingDice, why you minimum bet is pegged at 100 satoshi?