It was already explained above why pools will not take a hit.
Even if you don't mean mining pools but miners the situation is the same. They will not be damaged in any way because the market will adjust to the situation just like it did in the previous halvings. Bitcoin will not remain at 10 thousand for years because it would mean mining at marginal profitability. We should be at 12 thousand or more but right now there's not enough of those expensive post-halving coins on the market to change the price.
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My notebook only has SSD (no HD) and it has only 200Gb of disk space. I simply can't run a full node with my equipment. My disk storage is expensive and scarce .
This last part is very interesting, Casa gives a small incentive for users to run a node. I don't know if that still exists, but it is worth checking.
Certainly running a full node is one of the best ways to support the network.
I read that to run casa you need to pay a fee of 400 dollars a year so that much money would probably solve the problem of not enough space on your laptop and you would not have to buy casa at all. I've never even thought about buying this thing. It's just too expensive compared to doing the same thing on a computer.
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The exchange price is not something you should follow to the letter because it doesn't representthe real value of Bitcoin. It's not based on all exchanges just a few with the highest volume.
Some exchanges may be faking volume or doing wash trading which is essentially the same thing.
The value is calculated from the traded coins but at least half of the coins in circulation is traded OTC or held and never goes through the exchanges that are connected to price tickers.
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Like I'm going to tell you the truth. There's no right answer here. I'm going to gve you a few and you choose the most accurate in your opinion: -100 million USD -1 million USD -100 thousand USD -10 thousand USD -1000 USD
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you are right to some extent but not completely. Here fail is nothing but loss. So if you fail and fail, again and again, you are in too much loss, and that's why it's very important while trading to have a good experience.
So, the solution to this is paper trading where even if you fail there will be no losses and you can learn from it.
He's not right but completely wrong. Watch some of professional traders on youtube and you'll see that at least 30% of their predictions are wrong. Some of them have been doing it for literally decades first trading stocks and then Bitcoin and they still can't predict the price with more than 60% accuracy. Don't get me wrong 60% is still good. Much better than you'd do gambling and with stop losses and no leverage trades they are pretty much safe but doing it for a long time doesn't make you an oracle.
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Toilet Paper Token is no longer exist on CMC market list because it just a joke coin after all and joke of the year .
Still it's one of many shit tokens on Yobit, starting with their YO that is being pushed and pumped by the exchange itself. Just another way for them to make money after the investbox and some other shitty moves that old yobit users remember.
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I also feel like the anticipation of big events in Bitcoin does not increase gambling profits.
Usually the masses react in the most obvious way. If they see sure profits from investment they will save up and not gamble. If they're scared they will sell or gamble it away. The biggest gambling profits are late in the bull market where every average joe has some profits and feels confident to risk it in a game just because it's free money.
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Your username is "thepatient", but it differs greatly from the reality that you have been through regarding investing in crypto. Your biggest mistake is don't have patience and can't control your greed. According to the story you wrote in the opening post, it was very clear you want instant profit. The key to the success of investing in cryptocurrency is patience, if you want maximum results just holding cryptocurrency that you have at least 5 years. And don't use all cryptocurrency you have for gambling, just use 10% for gambling. Please try the advice I gave, I'm sure you can succeed.
Maybe you're reading it the wrong way. He could be a doctor's patient, without any connection to patience. I'm a kind of slow earner than riski it all person. I feel the need to gamble at times but I just take a bit of mu earinngs and play with it. It's never more than 20% of my weekly profits that I risk so it's not a big hit if I lose and just a bit of fun and additional money for small expenses if I win.
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The excitement should begin at this point not end. It's not the coming of the halving that is important but the period after.
The more time passes after the halving the more important it becomes because more coins mined at decreased block rewards enter circulation. It's those coins that will slowly impact the price not the moment of the halving!
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Most casinos around the world using the same tactic to lure gamblers. First they give the money, and then they take it all.
Does that mean that you believe all casinos are rigged? I'd say it's our greed that makes us lose it all. You play low stakes and feel like you're winning but not making enough so you play high stakes and realize you don't have enough to stay in the game. It's not the casinos that made the game they're just a part of it.
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Or 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE would be pretty cool too..
I like your approach to the question. While most people reacted to with what they'd do if they had Satoshi's coins or one of the exchange cold wallets, you came up with a vanity address. I'd try to find an address that contains lost coins, like the one belonging to that guy who threw away his old computer and later went on looking for it in dumpsters, but did not succeed. That would be a harmless way to get rich.
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I've learned to be calm when Bitcoin drops and ready to buy every time it goes down by a lot like 40-50%.
Usually at times like these people feel like it's the end of the world and only write threads about the end of Bitcoin. The press isn't helping too, but this is the time when you should buy. First time it went down I was scared like the rest, but I still bought some and did great. It taught me not to trust others but myself.
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Are you afraid of being tagged by a proven scammer OP or are you afraid of being tagged by someone for an abuse? Your trust looks like you've started a fight with a few people and came here looking for allies. If someone tags you for trying to take a spot in a signature campaign just write about it and if you're able to prove it you'll get a counter positive from one of the trusted members.
To be honest, you don't look like someone who would be allowed into the bitmixer campaign, so you don't have to worry about that at least.
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This is only true if: -Ross is a world class technical analyst -Ross is as an expert trader -A fall in March is really a crash in Bitcoin not a false panic following a stock market crash.
None of the above is true so his analysis is nor worth my time.
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Cons:- Some demands KYC You don't get the hands on experience that some might want . You gotta make your own food and serve yourself sitting alone in your room 😂
These are the only things I can think of .
If those are really the cons, there's no cons. You can avoid KYC by going to a different casino. There's so many of them that you'll never run out of the ones that respect your privacy. Most poker tournaments are run online these days. It's proven that people valuse comfort and easy access more than hands on experience. I like my own food, but if you suck at making it you can always order yourself a pizza or something
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I don't see why not. The pandemic is mostly fake and there's really no need to be scared of the virus.
I read that it's much less lethal than SARS and I haven't seen a panic this big during the SARS epidemic.
The governments are overreacting and we shouldn't force people to stay at home if they feel healthy and want to take a risk. I have been taking a risk since day 1 and feel great.
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Do you guys really have a lockdow meaning that you can't go wherever you like? I understand that some places like casinos might be closed now but it's not a lockdown. If you want to play poker with friends you still can, just not in a casino. You have to meet up at home. I don't have any problems with gambling or doing any other things that I normally do. The only difference is that instead of eating in a restaurant I order food or go to a restaurant and take food home. If you really want to do something you still can.
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To me the most important factors that influences the price of an altcoin are utility and the actions of the dev team.
If the dev team premines and dumps or abandons the project it's already doomed.
A scam coin will never be anything more than a scam coin. You can pretend a coin has utility and partnerships for some time but the truth will eventually come out and the bubble will pop.
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Thank God, or whoever higher power you believe in, that there is no world government. The power of your government is very limited and if it destroys Bitcoin in your country, you can always move somewhere else. By destroy I mean limit access by blocking the Internet and outlaw it. If you're afraid that a government will waste money on 51% attacks you should find something better to do. Have you got a hobby? Don't worry about the things you cannot control. Of course a government can attack the Bitcoin network, but it can also take all your property which is by law called a seizure. Now that you know it's possible, will you be able to sleep at night?
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For me it would be a big success because i'm not looking for a way to get rid of my coins but rather a slow and steady increase. Also the price holding 10 thousand would be a nice confirmation that we are not breaking the long term uptrend and that Bitcoin is still strong. It will allow miners to profit, holders to stay calm and confident, stock traders to hedge against the depression. It would make everyone happy
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