Currently studying T.A here and it appears that some of the concept that pertains to what type of trader you are is a bit confusing with respect to the risk to reward ratio..

Isn't it that swing trading or day trading who deals with a larger timeframe is prone to a greater risk than those people who are doing scalp trading? Or I just misunderstood the concept? As far as I know, trading with a larger timeframe comes with a great risk because of the gap between prices while scalping is the other way around.

I've invested in an ICO once but I nearly lost most of my ethereum that I used in purchsing their tokens if I didn't sell it immediately. Based on my experience though, there is no such good reading materials when it comes to investing on some projects as most of them are just a repeating process of buying at a pre-sale or main sale and then dumping of tokens immediately after the it has been listed in an exchange. These projects fails 90% most of the time regardless of how strong the community is especially if it has no real life use case.

I am not advising it for newcomers as it entails a huge financial risk.

I'd rather learn on how to trade first before jumping into these kinds of automated software. You can't use them properly if you do not know what you are doing.

Also, there are a couple of previous bitcointalk threads that talks about this browser extension and it seem like they are paying their customers back if they do some shopping online although it had a weird name LOL! Suitable for people who loves shopping online.

[1] Lolli Chrome Extension - Bitcoin Cashback for Online Shopping
[2] what do people think of Lolli?

In every cryptocurrency transaction, the general rule when it comes to deposits and withdrawal is to to double check that specific address before executing it or else you'll never get it back or much worse it will be lost permanently.

This doesn't make sense! If you accidentally pasted an address that comes from satoshibones then it means you have an an existing account on that site thus you are also able to transfer your litecoins back to the correct litecoin address that you intended to transfer in the first place isn't it?

I've scanned my inbox a few more times but I didn't receive any email from Ledger itself, only haveibeenpwned.com who notifies me about the current incident. Though it maybe comforting, still, we can't deny the fact the Ledger's database has been leaked  ..



This their heading followed by numerous link that I also don't bother to click anyways. With the being said, I have learned an important lesson that these incident will happen regardless of how reputable the company is..

I am not sure from other universities yet aside from my alma mater and the university I am currently enrolled. And I don't that these school will implement such courses in a short period of time due to lack of manpower and a complex new curriculum. But still, I hope that one day there will come a time where we can enroll ourselves to a new of knowledge.

Nope? I haven't heard such organization  Aside from NEM Philippines which I also doubt that the courses they offered only focuses on NEM blockchain not on blockchain in general or how it works.

I agree, you can't find any useful blockchain related courses here as most of them are being offered online with no assurance that you are paying for a quality education. It sucks though...

I am pretty sure that these threads will help on your journey.

[1] Comprehensive guide to Bitcointalk. Newbie friendly + calculator and infographic
[2] Ranking up is possible! 2900 Merits earned in less than 12 months!My 11 Hints!

Even though that the second link focuses on how he achieve a higher rank, you can still learn something valuable based on his experiences. I recommended it because it works like a clockwork to me..!!

It's for the monetary gains of course! However, even though I am after for the rewards I still make sure that 90% of my post can quite give an impact to those people who seeks help from various aspects of cryptocurrency in general. I am always reminding myself that if there is an existing thread that you do not have something important or conducive to say -- then at least read and leave the thread instead of posting nonsensical content. In such manner, you are avoiding to feel guilt, thus, you are simply contributing to the forum passively by decreasing rubbish content while increasing constructive and well written post. Win - win situation.

Moreover, I have lots of questions to ask in the community so it's also one of the reason why I am posting on a daily basis.

As far as I know, there are only few exchanges that allows you to short XRP which includes the following

[1] https://www.bybit.com/en-US/
[2] https://www.bitmex.com/app/trade/XBTUSD
[3] https://www.binance.com/en

More info here..
* https://www.binance.us/en/terms-of-use
* https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/84020/binance-blocking-us-users-exchange-email-2

I am not sure though what particular state you are residing in U.S because I think that some location in your country are blocking Binance exchange operations but you can check all the other exchanges that I have mentioned. Moreover, be careful when you are trading XRP.

Sa comment pa lang malalaman mo na scammer eh.

• Unverified account yung nagcomment kasi walang verified icon (yung check)
•Wrong capitalization
• verily? hindi ba dapat verify?

Although common na yung ganyang method nang panloloko, sadly marami pa din nabibiktima kasi unaware or nadala nang excitement na magkapera.

I've been seeing trading signals for a while now since I am currently studying on how to trade. Based on my observation though, these signals can actually give you a decent amount of profit if you can time your market order properly however it is not certain that it will work most of the time. Always assume that a technical analysis is not right until the market proves them right..

I've been following a community of traders who randomly drops their T.A for free depending on what crypto asset they are currently trading and since I am studying on my own, most of the time I complement their charts to my own T.A to get at least have an idea whether my analysis is right or wrong. I think that's the most important concept you have to apply to measure whether your studying the chart correctly or not.

I don't think you can find such courses that offers legitimate and comprehensive blockchain courses here in our country. BitPinas once published a news article where some of the known Universities in the Philippines will be implementing NEM Blockchain courses in mid 2019 last year but unfortunately I think that they have failed adopting these courses as I haven't heard of them on top of the news headlines since then.

I am currently studying my college degree in University of the East but I haven't heard such news that they are offering NEM Blockchain courses. Same goes with Our Lady of Fatima University where I got my Senior High School diploma who didn't roll out their campus courses up until now. I also don't think that the other universities are putting much effort to make those courses into reality.

Here goes another..

Hello, I hope the links below could help you navigate and post in this community comfortably.
[1] Bitcointalk posting etiquette
[2] Make your topic title, posts more attractive
[3] Guideline on posting images (with size adjustments), hyperlinks

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Also, there are lots of people in the telegram community who are approaching people asking if know and you wanted to join any bitcoin related invest that are too good to be true in first place. Schemes that offers x5 up to x100000000000... investment returns in a matter of few weeks are no doubt fraud. Note that cryptocurrency doesn't work that way.

I highly suggest to check out what @tranthidung said regarding telegram.

All of the answers to your question can be found here. So I think it would be better to just give you some good resources for you to have something to read in case you want to have clarification about a particular concept.
[1] https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information.html
[2] https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Main_Page

It depends on what fiat currency you will be using. Some people prefer using P2P platform for exchanging their cryptocurrencies back to fiat currency and vice versa while other people just prefer using cash app who supports cryptocurrency. This is just a general idea in terms of exchanging currencies since there are lots of ways available unless otherwise your country is not being cryptocurrency friendly.

Here are some examples for P2P Trading Platform
[2] https://hodlhodl.com/
[3] https://bisq.network/

Yes. Cryptocurrency is significantly volatile than that of traditional currencies that is why it imposes a higher risk for people who doesn't know what they are doing and has a poor risk management in terms of trading.

There are lots of risk, however, if you are planning to start getting into crypto then at least knowing how you can safely store your bitcoin or any other coin can greatly minimize the risk involved.
[4] https://notyourkeys.org/

Have you gone past your transfer issues?

As far as I know, there is currently no services that offers a transfer between 2 exchanges unless otherwise you ask for a favor to your cryptocurrency peers or friends who also has a binance and kucoin account or maybe just post your request to Currency Exchange board. If in any case those two options didn't work, you can just find an altcoin who has a lower fees and faster confirmation times.

However, it would be a tedious calculation to make sure that you are not paying more than the usual withdrawal fees + transaction fees since converting your BTC to another coin also requires exchange fees.

What really frustrates me when using Binance P2P Trading services is that they are not allowing you to use their services when your SMS authentication is disabled  as well as the time limit that the buyer sets leading your funds to become temporarily unavailable for more than 5 hours when someone is placing an order.

I wonder why Binance is not carefully moderating those SCAM P2P advertisement on their platform?

BEWARE

Warning to those people who are planning to engage with his services or else you might not be able to get your recovered funds. More importantly, there is an existing reputable website the offers wallet recovery support so take that into consideration.

[1] https://www.walletrecoveryservices.com/

I know that most people are being bullish of what will be the price of bitcoin in the next coming years but I don't think that investing in such asset or crypto that you are not familiar with is a good idea. Remember that you are investing with a large amount of money and yet you are risking yourself from other people's analysis and predictions which might end up being false.

There are quite few things to take into consideration before entering the market such as bitcoin price chart, having an idea which are bitcoin investment scams and more importantly is how you are going to secure your bitcoin. Failing to do your due diligence will just put your money to a greater risk  

[1] https://www.lopp.net/ - I hope that this resource compilation will help you to decide.

Question.

Let's say for example that I forgot to set a stop loss and the liquidation price has been hit? Let's say I have a total balance of 405 XRP in my coin margined wallet in futures derivatives trading with a margin of 12 XRP. Will my total balance be emptied from 405 to 0 or it's just the margin amount of 12 XRP will loss?

Also, Is it applicable to use cross margin if you have multiple open position with different trading pairs? Let's say for example that I have an open position with 100 XRP margin, and another with 0.03 BTC margin. How does the cross margin works in this particular instance?