Nice target for profits, not too big and not too small that it will eat up by transaction fees. I suggest that you post at least a screen grab of your trades, just blur those parts that are sensitive. This will also motivate those who wants to start with trading but are too afraid because they thought they cant start with just a small amount of money.

Come on you cant just play all day with free money. Nothing is free nowadays and besides those faucets in gambling sites are added not to be abused, it just to let you see and feel how the site works. After testing you can make a deposit. It should work both ways and not only on way. Other sites cant even offer it while Bitsler is generous enough to let new players play with money coming from faucet.

Did you follow the instruction that was sent to your email that is attached to Bittrex? Much better if you create a support ticket and follow up every day. They dont respond in this forum.

Good for you, you were able to receive your BTG. I don't know what happened but as far as I remember I still have balance when Bittrex taken a snap shot of everyone balance but I didn't receive a single BTG today.

I would recommend chasing the pump, let those whales pump what you have. Look for those that not yet pumped for the past 3 days or more and look for the lowest price for the past week. Use those tools like RSI and Bollinger Bands. While its good to buy coins or token that have high volume, you might want to consider also those with low volume.

Not disappointed with trading, but I am sometimes disappointed with myself when trading. I don't follow the rules that I set before buying or selling. The FOMO is always hitting me and buying by impulse without even checking if coin is already oversold or overbought. After buying, that's the time I realize I should have checked if its the peak already or not.

I was able to cash out pa last Saturday using e-give cash din and I didnt encounter any problem pero ngayon lang ulit ako nagkaproblem with egc function of Coins.ph and nakakainis pa wala man lang sumasagot sa chat nila kahit sa phone. Baka pag nagkataon susugod na ulit ako sa office nila sa Ortigas. Dinaman kalakihan ang Cash Out pero hassle na eh. may pag gagamitan kasi.

Anyone having problems with receiving the 14-digit e-give cash code? I requested for cash out around 12pm today and till now wala pa rin dumadating na 14-digit e-give cash code. Yung 4-digit code meron na nasend sa email. I tried sending a message through their support chat pero no response. i also tried calling their number, same thing, no response.

If you plan to be a day trader that requires you to monitor you investment most of the time, get a good desktop and a fast internet connection. time is important with day traders. But if you plan to trade long term, a decent laptop will do and a good Wifi connection is fine, you can even go with a tablet or ipad since after you buy, youll check check the price from time to time with no rush of selling right away.

I agree with checking feedback in Bitcointalk announcement and also look at Reddit for any Subforum about the ICO, but for the Likes in the FB pages and Youtube, those likes can be bought to make it appear theres a lot of interest in the ICO.

You hit the bulls eye on this those 4, white paper is a must. It should be written professionally and easy to understand. The 4th item is the first thing that would be investor should scrutinize, is the project promising or its just another project copied from another project with a little twist example are those debit cards.

Both Bitcoin and Altcoins are good investment. Its good to set aside funds for Bitcoin and Alts. If you have $1,000 to invest in Cryptos, I suggest set aside 60% to Altcoins and 40% to Bitcoin. You'll be surprised to see that your profits with investing in Alts are bigger than Bitcoin. There are times Altcoin price moves more than Bitcoins.

Definitely not. Traditional banks have their own target market and they also have other ways to earn money aside from usual deposits. Bitcoin have their own market as well. An investor may chose to invest money in traditional bank because of low risk and in fear of Bitcoin losing its value while others may select Bitcoin because of high gain but higher risk.

When there's a hard fork, expect that Bitcoin price will soar and thats what happen prior to cancellation but after new breakout about the cancelation, price dropped a little but remains bullish, it was BCH started to pull up when price of BTC slowly goes down but it didnt last long when BTC begins to climb again and broke another ATH. So, it's the other way around as I see it, after the segwit2x cancellation not as OP claims.

I don't think Bittrex provides insurance to this kind of cases when an account is allegedly hacked. It is the users responsibility to protect his own account. Bittrex on the other hand can offer options to secure your account like 2FA and they also recently added the new ip address log in where you have to log in using the link sent to your email in case when your account is logged in using a different ip address.

If you have no collateral to offer theres a very low chance or zero for your loan request to be filled. Its like you are a new kid in town and all of a sudden you started knocking on someones door asking for money. Dont expect them to give you the money you are asking for. 

What you mentioned and I highlighted is not acceptable form of collateral or form of security that you will pay back. Here's a link of what to offer as collateral when asking for a loan https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577765.msg6311902#msg6311902

I wouldn't do that if I were you. While Bitcoin or crypto currencies can be easily liquidated even at a lower price, you still need to maintain an amount of fiat that you can use in case of emergency without touching your investment in Bitcoins or Cryptos. There are times when you need immediate cash and try to cash out your investment in cryptos, you will encounter errors or delays and sometimes price and timing is not good for cryptos to be sold.

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Just want to make sure and double quote your verified message. No offense to the 1st guy who quoted.

While others are saying its hard to tell when to sell and when to keep holding I say just follow your target. If upon buying alts or BTC, start planning or set a target on when to Sell. If you didn't do this its like setting up a business without a goal. You need to achieve something and you cant achieve anything if you don't know if you already did because you failed to set a goal for your self. Set a target on when to sell and don't forget to use stop loss in case price drops drastically.

Try to use a transaction accelerator if the transaction is stuck for more than 24 hours. You can use either viabtc or bitmains to broadcast that transaction. Below are the links.

https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/

https://www.antpool.com/user/prioritiseTransaction.htm?m=savePrioritiseTx

We all know that the recent climb of Bitcoin Cash is due to the failed attempt to unseat Bitcoin in the #1 spot meaning it was just pumped by a group so expect that BCC price will continue to drop in the next coming days specially now that Bitcoin is near or passed $8,000, its not a good day to trade alts regardless if you are a day trader or not.