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2401  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Another opportunity is coming, a time to hold on: November 17, 2022, 08:04:34 PM
Holding Bitcoin is one of my ultimate target and I can't quite now, when I know fully well that it will make a bull run up to $100k as predicted long before this time, although it still have chances of going below $8k, the moment it enter that price level, we should just bear in mind that it will give some traders new opportunities to bagged more while the ones that enter at early stage, will be at big loss, so the best thing for them is to triggered the sell price and wait for it to hit their choices of entry before bagging it again. The market currently facing bear season and let's just give it time.
I think it is very exaggerated that the price drops to 8000$. look at the chart, the support that is at 18000$ is very strong and the price is being traded on the side, that is, it is being traded between 8000 to 20000$. and it shows no sign of a drop to 8000, on the contrary the price may be accumulating in that 18000 to 20,000 zone for some or a long time until it gains a big momentum and starts to go up a lot, the biggest problem currently that is not making the price go up a lot and the financial crisis because of the war in ukraine, I believe that buying a lot now and being patient and selling in a few years can bring good profits
Well that 18k was broken just recently, which was looking like a good support I agree but one message one month ago to today could make so much change. I understand many things happened and there was a bad news and binance and FTX deal and all that, but it is just a proof that how something that looks like it won't be broken could be seen as something that is already broken with just a months difference.

This should be a cautionary tale to everyone who looks at the charts and make deductions and think one thing is possible when the other is not because the one you think that won't happen, could very well happen if there is a bad news.
2402  Economy / Economics / Re: Is long-term employee retention a losing battle? on: November 17, 2022, 03:05:21 PM
Basically, not all employees have good performance in the long term, therefore it is necessary to select according to needs. The company has certain standards in terms of achievement as a set target, for that they recruit employees who are competent and in accordance with their knowledge, in contrast to working in a government environment which is generally less responsible for performance, while companies have greater standards and responsibilities.

However, if you are not the type of person who likes to be managed and does not want to follow the company's standard work system, then this job is not the right place for us to go.
Not all workers have the same talent, but not all companies have the same compensation neither. I have been working for the same person for over 6 years now, do you know how that happened? I am a good employee I think, I do my best, and he is a great boss and we found an amazing pairing, you know how? Because I do my best, and he pays me accordingly and even then some, and keeps me insanely happy, I would never even consider working for anyone else.

Do you think companies pay their employees like that? How many companies are out there paying people so much money that people would not even consider working for another company? Not a lot, most companies pay 50% of what you should be paid, that’s the problem.
2403  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is crypto on the way to destruction? on: November 17, 2022, 09:48:11 AM
Normally it is not safe to store bitcoin in an exchange wallet.  If you make research about cryptocurrency,  what had happened sometimes ago it reveals how dangerous it is to store cryptocurrency in an exchange.

It has been recorded since the existence of cryptocurrency till this moment about billions worth of cryptocurrency has been stolen by hackers.  Cryptocurrency that is stored in exchange is risky,  expecially when it is a long term investment. Their is nothing bad about the current price of bitcoin,  it is an opportunity.
That is a huge amount of money, that’s not an acceptable level of money. We need to make sure we are using the correct systems and not use these very loose safety systems because the more projects come out, the more people put their money in them and they get hacked and the number is growing every day.

Just to emphasize, I do not think that binance or coinbase would be hacked into, or at least our funds would be in danger there, but that doesn't change the fact that we shouldn't keep it there, you could move it out if you want to, because it's so easy. Just put it on your computer, and have like 1 or 2 backup USB and you would be doing fine.
2404  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: ODI cricket and general cricketing discussion [self - mod] on: November 17, 2022, 07:41:52 AM
This is just a bilateral tour and not a part of the 2019–2023 ICC Cricket World Cup League 2. Therefore a win in this series won't do any good for Nepal. And they are currently at the 6th position (only Papua New Guinea is behind them in the points table) in WCL2. For any increase in funding, either they need to qualify for the Asia Cup, or they need to finish within top-3 in WCL2. At this point, both the scenarios look impossible. And their next WLC2 tri-series is against two very strong sides - Namibia and Scotland.
Lack of funding and facilities are badly hurting Nepal for having better results in this World Cup League2 with now Lamichane's exit is also big setback which is not recoverable in near future so with this all I have been feeling their future is not bright in this game specially while we have team like the UAE which is full of adopted players and having better facilities and funding as well but still hopes are high as they are not bad at all.

Asian cricket is having good competition with too many competitors are giving their best but still we are not having big region not involved in this like ASEAN and China which need good development because this will increase finances and competition surely this also can help cricket to be developed like we have soccer in UEFA because right now this is good and positive for all countries here in this region and with this we will be able to break supremacy of two subcontinent giants as well.
2405  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: So many good news but Market and coins don't go up on: November 17, 2022, 06:41:52 AM
Why coins not going up ?
If good news coming then price should follow instantly.
I would say that most investors these days believe that crypto market is easily predictable due to bitcoin market's halving based nature of four year cycle which means whatever happens positively, more than 50% of investors still believe that bearish conditions will last till December of this year or at least till first half of January of next year.

When 50% of 'contributing' people are not ready to accept something then we cannot expect usual effect. So in my opinion, all those good news are getting nullified by the believers of 4 year cycle of bitcoin. Overall in my understanding, when there would be more demand for bitcoin then that 4 year cycle might turn to 3 year or shorter cycle; on that occasions those investors who fail to update themselves might get trapped.
2406  Economy / Exchanges / Re: What is now the difference with Ponzi platforms with cryptocurrency exchanges on: November 17, 2022, 05:40:31 AM
What you are referring to is what binance has been doing, binance is the only exchange that has Safu. But that also can't be sure if binance collapses all the victims will be compensated, I don't believe it will be that simple.

In my opinion, there is no perfect solution in this case, the best way is to limit their use. Absolutely do not trust any exchange even if it is a decentralized exchange, it is not as secure as many people think. Always withdraw all your funds at the end of the day after the end of the trade and never leave too much money on any exchange.
Binance collapsing would be quite difficult, it would require a lot of money to do that and I do not think that it would be that possible. I am not saying that it's impossible neither, but it’s quite difficult for something that large to ever drop victim to some hacking attempt.

I would like to emphasize very carefully, I am not saying "impossible" so take all the safety and security measures that you can, that’s a guaranteed thing, if you can do that then it would be great, but if you don't and you have to put it on some exchange, Binance is better than any other and that would be a much better method for you, because all other exchanges are even worse.
2407  Other / Off-topic / Re: Lay off vs Pay cut on: November 16, 2022, 08:53:31 PM
If I were an employee I would of course choose to take a pay cut rather than quit but for the company a layoff is so much better than a pay cut. If you take a pay cut, you won't be able to save by layoffs because there are so many other day-to-day expenses that the company has to pay, not just the employee's wages, like energy costs, meals, insurance... a lot of things.

Sure, layoffs are undesirable in any company, but given the current situation, it's a must. Instead of firing a few people, continuing to hold out can lead to the bankruptcy of the entire company and have more serious consequences.
Salaries would be a huge enough cost that you might end up keeping the company safe if you could just let the people take a pay cut. However, during this period there is a huge inflation which means if you offer people a pay cut, even if they accept it then there is a big chance they would all be actively looking for other jobs that would pay better.

Lay off is also not a solution because it means you would become a lot smaller and the result would not be that easy at all. I would highly suggest if people could just focus on making a lot less profit with just what they have, small profit or even taking a debt as a business could help you out in the long run.
2408  Economy / Economics / Re: Investing against 2024 on: November 16, 2022, 08:09:51 PM
It's better for us to stay focused on preparing the bitcoins that we bought before and wait until the time comes for us to sell them at the highest ATH price. This will allow us to stay in the current bear market so that when the price starts to gain a rally, we can keep an eye on it and determine when we will sell bitcoins. The price may start increasing or get a rally after the middle of next year but it may not necessarily reach the last ATH immediately because the current bitcoin price has fallen too deep and it will take time to reach the last ATH. And we still have to wait at least another year or year and a half to see the highest ATH.
That’s the thing, if you DCA during this bear period, when the time comes you are going to end up with a great profit. This doesn't mean that it should be easy, it will take some time and during that period many people will feel a lot of emotions.

Do you really think it’s easy to buy bitcoin at 60k? Of course not but I did it, and do you think it’s easy to watch it go down without selling? Of course not but I did it. You know how I did? I bought before it reached 60k and afterwards when it went down as well, my DCA is at around 24k right now, that should be proof enough that if you keep doing it, no matter what you do then you could profit as long as you stick with it.
2409  Economy / Speculation / Re: The world is not doing well on: November 16, 2022, 05:43:23 PM
For those who don't like Bitcoin, don't get excited about this situation just yet. I just want to say that the world is not doing well.
The world will never be fine, if there are still situations that can be created, conflicts, politics and recessions are part of the power that monopolizes the desires of a few people. As long as this is still happening, then until whenever the world will not be fine.
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Unfortunately, world will never be fine is a correct approach. One of the oldest understandings of political philosophy is that if everything is fine, then there is absolutely no need for people to vote for you, and that means the opponent will try to find every single mistake in order to get the votes and that means people who do not create chaos will never be picked.

How do you think Bush had absolutely no chance of winning a re-election but ended up with a war and won it? That happens all around the world in a small scale, sure not a whole war, but they create troubles so that they could show themselves to be the solution instead and that’s why we will never be fine.
2410  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC will make it, but might be a long winter-Elon musk on: November 14, 2022, 08:36:02 PM
BTC will make it, but might be a long winter."

Today Elon musk tweet this.  What is the real meaning of this? i can not figure the exact meaning of this. can anybody explain?
That is the meaning that Accardo told you, that it could take much longer time before this present bear market is over, but no matter what Elon Musk said, bitcoin does not depend on any one speech or tweet, the bear market may be over soon, it may take longer. Do not let anyone discourage you to invest at low price like this.
Surely, not only Elon but even any president will not be able to make any impact on the development of bitcoin but in this situation maybe Elon is making his point and he is cheering the market, which is also a good thing.

I also agree with his thinking, winter this year will be harsher and possibly longer than any previous cycle because we are going through unprecedented things economic crisis, inflation, war shows almost no signs of cooling down, so it is hard to say that the bear market will end soon.
Crypto winter came, but it will leave, one day or the next it will leave, and that’s the thing that matters. There are way too many people who acts as if it won't and the price will stay low like right now but that’s not true. Same is basically said by Elon, maybe tomorrow, maybe a year from now, maybe two years later, but one day we are going to see the bull run again and the price will be above ATH again, we will see 70k per bitcoin and more.

This is only matter of time, we don't know when it will be but we know it will happen. Which is why buying bitcoin is not such a difficult situation for any of us, we could just buy now and wait until that bull run eventually comes.
2411  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: thank god for bringing btc back in 2018. on: November 14, 2022, 07:48:22 PM
Bitcoin is going to that special price right on time for Christmas. This is an amazing opportunity for anyone who is trying to get into Bitcoin. I guess that we won't be seeing this kind of price so soon. I do believe that it will not go as 10 to 12K and that is where I'm waiting to do some action and get some sale bitcoins.

If you were waiting for the perfect time to get into BTC, the time is now!
Unfortunately, there are too many people who do not know what they are doing, which is causing a little bit of a trouble and I doubt that it will get any easier in the long run neither. I personally believe that the best thing we could do right now would be just buy, but not that many people agree with that.

There are too many people who will end up with some sort of situation where people are really causing trouble, it is not going to be anything that is lower, but even if it is lower that’s not a problem because that only means you would be buying it even cheaper. Even if you bought it at 20, it didn't drop "that" much, considering how much it could go up, all looks fine to me.
2412  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Here is my take on FTX case on: November 14, 2022, 06:54:41 PM
I am very concerned if you lose funds on the FTX exchange and many other users also suffer from losing funds on that exchange. You may have to trace some suspicious transactions from FTX to unknown wallets, one of which has moved $278 million https://etherscan.io/tx/0x87fa620c0302047bee0713f1c128dfa59d7fc4a3466f876be18fda3a3f19bf2c and several other million dollar transactions.

So they still have all that USDT than expected to return funds to your wallet, but the question is will they admit their wallet is full of USDT assets and will they be willing to refund users?
It is basically a troll account, who would say "lets meet with the team and put out a payment plan and the management could sell their assets to pay me" on a grand billion dollar deal. It is not going to be person to person, individual basis, it is a whole exchange and OF COURSE everyone knows this, including OP.

However, would you read that as a topic? Would you write to that? Of course not, so why not go "hey I am a trader with millions, find me some people from FTX to meet and I will give them a good % plan to get me my money back, I am rich enough to wait lol" type of topic, that will get the attentions of everyone and that makes sense... sort of, just for attention at least.
2413  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What are alternative no kyc exchanges since FTX is gone... on: November 14, 2022, 06:20:10 PM
I would say maybe not look for a no KYC exchange. I mean if you want to use an exchange, you can't get any better than Binance and they will do as best as they could every possibly do for every single customer since that would be the key to their success and they are bigger than most banks in the entire world so you know they are protected like fort Knox, there is no problem there. So giving your KYC to them shouldn't really be a problem, unless you are a criminal.

On the other hand, for all the "under the radar" moves that you want to make, you could use DeFi, like pancake or 1inch or whatever you want to use, and that way you could move it around with a custodial wallet like metamask, and everything will be sort of hidden as well, only the entry and exit will be known, rest will be hidden.
I agree with this, there is no situation where you should be considering KYC and feel fine about it. Because if you are not giving your KYC to a place, how legit could they be? I mean if a place is asking for your KYC that means they are forced to, because they are legit and they comply with the laws of the nations they are working with and KYC is part of it.

If a place doesn't ask for your KYC that means they don't really care about the laws, and they just operate in a pirate way, which means if they are "hacked" like all the many that happened so far, there is absolutely nothing you can do, and all of that money is gone. Which is why it’s too dangerous.
2414  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Stop justify stealing exchangers Are responseble on: November 14, 2022, 05:41:03 PM
No one defends FTX, and in fact people are actually hating on them because a lot has just lost money from using that exchange. This is what we've been saying for years, never leave your money on exchanges and if possible, convert whatever coins you have to cash if you're not looking to trade. What happened to FTX is an example of how a seemingly stable company can crumble to nothingness just because of a few bad decisions that birthed other complications.
and that situation could happen to any exchange right now. even on Binance which is currently the largest exchange.
what is happening to FTX at this time certainly provides a lesson for all of us. for those who are still not aware of the risks of placing our money or assets on the exchange, of course, they must be prepared for the possibility that what is happening at FTX at this time will be repeated on other exchanges in the future.
I agree that it is a possibility that anyone could have it, but the solutions could be different for each of them for sure. That is why I believe that we shouldn't really be putting too much difference into it. Binance has a ton of cash in hand that is not customers, it is purely just owned by Binance, from BNB mainly to bitcoin to any other coin and even busd and other type of cash liquid stuff, even some regular fiat I am sure.

It means that if something like this ever happens to binance, they would have enough money to take the control back easily, of course if someone with 100 billion wanted to destroy them (ehem ehem.. elon ehem ehm) then they might be in trouble too.
2415  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Vs Cash which is more secure on: November 13, 2022, 08:42:32 PM
Cash transaction would have been a perfect option for 100% anonymous transaction but it cannot be sent to some one who is afar off. Bitcoin stands out as the perfect option not as an anonymous tool but as a private coin with no central server.
Cash can equally be sent to someone who is far off,  because our forefathers did it back in the 90s, and just that it's slow and could take days before finally delivered. And on the other hand, this cash which you said would have been your most preferred option for 100% anonymous still has it's demerits, as it Is prone to theft and can be duplicated in counterfeit compared to the other two Bitcoin and Online payment.
At the end of the day, we are not going to really end up with sending cash to people in envelope or something, that’s really not making any sense at all. Digitally I can send you billions of dollars in a second and only pay like few hundreds at most, whereas even sending few thousands cost more than that, and would be very hard to do to be fair.

I am not saying let’s all start using bitcoin from now on and never have cash, but at the very least the difference is obvious and that’s why I really do not care about this comparison because we need them both, they both could be used in different places and that would make a lot more sense in the long run.
2416  Economy / Economics / Re: Is recession coming actually? on: November 13, 2022, 08:08:02 PM
We're not only heading to the recession, but rather we are in the recession already. The whole world is experiencing a global recession, I don't think some countries are exceptions to the economic recession already. which is why you see inflation in food, goods and services products. What triggers the global recession we experience right now, is the convid-19 pandemic that happened 2years ago. The whole world is yet to recover from the damage it caused to the world's economy.
Truly we are in a full blown global recession, many companies had started downsizing, it was twitter last week now facebook sacked 11,000 and many other organizations had sacked many of their employees blaming the slow growth of income as a result of global recession caused by Covid-19 unfortunately this is happening at a time when many countries are battling with Energy shortages, the consequences of the current recession will trigger a lot of hardships especially in third world countries with low GDP thus subjecting their citizens into abject poverty it's up to the government of respective countries to deploy every resources to tackle the recession.
This also means that with the downsizing of those companies, there will be a lot more unemployed people, and that means there will be a lot more people accepting less pay, and due to inflation, there are a lot of people who cannot afford many things, and that means there will be a lot less profits for the companies and goes in a cycle.

This means it will keep happening like this forever, because companies will not make any profit, then fire people, those people cannot buy things, and companies have less profits... it just goes on. To stop this, eventually rates will go down, and companies will take huge loans, show that as a loss and not pay taxes, and then they will end up with some good investments and hire people.
2417  Economy / Economics / Re: Do your work. on: November 13, 2022, 09:11:03 AM
keep in mind we have different  circumstances or situations in our lives. Some people in my country have already a family at an early age which deprives them from making selfish and risky decisions. Reponsibility slows down an individual from unleashing his/her potential but that responsibility as well pushes him/her to continue whenever one is exhausted so it is not actually a real thing. I'm not saying that once you have a family, that's the end already. No. You will just be limited in resources in some instances, so if you really want to do something, you'd really invest more time to get it without disregarding your responsibilities.

And for those who has privilege and those who are still young, be mindful. Be mindful of your potential and maximize it as long as you have the time still, 'coz as you grow older opportunities would be smaller and harder to reach.
That is exactly my life. I am married and that means I can2t just quit my job and take a risk. Technically speaking I could, and I did, because I already had a good side-income from another freelance job and eventually the income from that grew enough to quit my job. But that shows that I waited until my side income became bigger than my salary, and didn't quite beforehand.

So, if you have responsibilities to other people, you wouldn't want to risk it, because risking it means you will be providing them with something terrible economically if you fail and anyone who is married wouldn't want their spouse to have a horrible life just because of their own ambitions.
2418  Economy / Economics / Re: Best Recession And Inflation Protected Assets on: November 12, 2022, 03:58:03 PM
Your analysis may be correct to a large extent. But the world is interconnected and economic challenges in other nations affect others. Most locally produced goods depend heavily on imported raw materials and this also affects the price. I was very surprised when our local bread supplier told us in the town hall meeting that his bakery depends on wheat from Ukraine. Hence, the increase in bread prices was due to the instability in that country. Sometimes these locally made products are even more expensive than imported ones because some nations have competitive advantage than local producers.

When the recession is triggered mainly by the price of key raw materials like gas or crude it is always difficult to predict the best place to invest because this raw material is needed in almost all sectors of the economy. It affects the cost of powerr and transportation which determines the cost of almost everything.
It is sad because the price shouldn't be impacted from outside resources if there is instability. I understand Ukrainian wheat if all is well, they could produce it cheaper than your nation normally, but when things go wrong, your own local wheat farmers should be able to cover it, maybe with just a little difference but not something huge. If they can't, that means you do not have enough wheat farmers and that’s a big problem.

All these items that go up so much during the inflation period showed that they were not made properly in a protected situation, they all depended on something and that’s a big problem that needs to be solved eventually, and this inflation period should be a lesson.
2419  Economy / Economics / Re: How much longer until paper money is no longer in circulation? on: November 12, 2022, 02:29:22 PM
For me I think it's far any longer because the one thing everyone should know about human is that humans always Find an alternative to change things around them and as well adapt to those changes so far as those changes will yield positive results
Changes in the environment are something that is always bound to happen, but for a change with the issue of paper money to digital money it obviously takes a long time to change because each country needs to make regulations and financial systems that are more different than usual even though it is to goals that are more beautiful, easier and also more advanced in a positive direction.
I think nations like USA didn't have any problems to regulate it, so was UK and Germany, because they trust their own currency and know that they are going to be fine. Sure dollar, euro, sterling all dropped in value, that is not a secret and it is true but even with that in mind there isn't really that many other currencies in the world which are as valuable as these three, can you name a fourth one that you would like to have instead?

I wouldn't want Ruble or Yuan, which are the closest to them, and all others are lower by far. So all in all, the nations with strong currencies, or to be more precise the currencies with no problems, ended up with regulations instead of banning it, and nations with high inflation and low valued currency ended up with bans right away.
2420  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: 5 Bear Market Mistakes to Avoid on: November 12, 2022, 02:15:11 AM
This bear market really tests the patience of all of us, so we should try to use this bear market for our good. And if we can see an opportunity to add more, we should do so but don't immediately buy in bulk because the chance for the price to drop is still there. So you better buy gradually so that if the price drops again, you still have money to buy it again. And buying the top coins will allow you to earn bigger profits, while the other coins may not go any higher.
I do understand that not many people could survive this period and that is unfortunate but common. I am not saying that not everyone should survive, I hope everyone would but the reality is that many people will sell and fear the drop and will lose money when it goes down. Plenty of people bought at 21k because they thought it would go up, and then sold at 16k because they thought it would go down, instead of doing vice versa.

What matters is we should not do that and if you are wise enough not to do that then it would work out for you. I personally don't really care about the ups and downs because it’s a temporary thing, so I can hold for many years without care.
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