- Is it the candidate that learns trading from someone directly, that is - pay someone to teach them?
- Or the candidate that invest time into online resources to teach themselves?
Practice makes perfect. Moreover, what is good for your teacher, might not be good for you. Because you have your own traits that decide how you response on the market. You are the one stays in front of the screen and open, close your positions. Learning is key and essential for your beginning phase as well as anytime you can learn something new. But practice helps you understand what you learn better, improve yourself gradually. |
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But a few threads have the second post reserved by the OP by basically posting a "reserved" below the original thread. What's the purpose of this?
Only a thread starter is allowed to do this. There is no rules on max reserved posts by thread starters (I could be wrong). I remembered some members said it is restricted to 3 reserved posts only. However, in the past, I made more than 3 reserved posts in my topics but I did not get any issue from moderators. In fact, from my observation, for signature campaigns or bounty threads, mostly thread starters did not actually come back to edit reserved posts with additional content. Anyway, if rules allow it, it does not harm when you reserve some because you might need them in future. |
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The advice is not actually true for all cases.
First, the best place is an official website of a project
Second, Coinmarketcap or Coingecko can be gold standard but they are third party sites and you know in some cases, information on CMC or CG are outdated.
Third, nowadays Coingecko is more quickly in terms of information update. Coinmarketcap is very low responsive to support ticket.
So if in the past, we considered Coinmarketcap as a gold standard, now it should be changed to Coingecko.
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The Cryptvise Reward Program is put on HOLD again.- The Cryptvise team told me that they are launching products so their website will be under maintenance.
- They might comeback next 15 days, when the maintenance is done
- All of participant works so far are counted towards final payments
- The topic is locked now. I will reopen it when Cryptvise team done their works and the program will be continued
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Scammers are in two main categories - Old members with high followers but such accounts used for advertisement, shilling services. The owners behind such ones don't mind what projects they are advertising for.
- New members. Some tips to detect newbie scammers
- No avatar
- Twitter username are mostly non-sense and end with random number series
- Very low followers
- Past tweets are very little in number and have very low quality
- Ask for money, access to private keys/ mnemonic seeds, etc. They mostly aim at things related to money
You can use this one to check their audit score: https://www.twitteraudit.com/
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I heard you can burst a project by asking questions, if they are hiding something they won't be able to answer all questions thrown at them, is this true?
You can ask any question you want. There is freedom of speech for everyone, especially on the Internet, in crypto. But it's worth to note that based on moral principles, asking questions should be constructive and authentic. If your questions are made because you want to create FUD, it's bad and unacceptable in moral aspect. What questions can one ask a project dev or team to know if they are up to something good or bad?
If you are an authentic member, your questions should be constructive then it will be helpful not only for yourself (to clear your mind about that specific project) but also can help other members in that project community. In addition, sometimes your questions are helpful for developer team or marketing team in that project to improve their project and their strategy. |
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One very important distinction: All freedom software is completely open-source, but not all open-source software is completely free.
All good software should be open-source but an open-source software might not be a good one. Open-source is only one of components in a software and it does not decide all about quality of one software. Open-source and good wallet or not, to get freedom, people must use it in appropriate ways. Just like how they use Coin Join transactions and change addresses. They must have comprehensive understanding on pros and cons of address reuse, combination of outputs after CoinJoin transactions, mixing, etc. |
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Given that this thread is in the Beginners and Help forum, the whole topic could be condensed as follows:
Write it down on paper, make at least two copies, and store them safely and separately.
That's it.
I agree with you. Keep it simple for newbies. They just make several copies and keep them safe and in secret place. It's not good if they start with complicated process and don't actually know what they are doing. In the end, it would be a nightmare if they lose in a complicated procedure to recover their wallet. So, to start off, they should use a simple method, backup on paper, test validity / usability of their backup, try to recover their wallet with backup. If the recovery works, they can start using wallet. The step to test validity/ usability of backup is very important because if you make some mistake when backing up your wallet, it won't work in case you need it definitely. So in the end, it is like you don't have any backup at all. After being proficient with a cycle from create, backup, recover wallets on paper, they can try other methods. |
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You can use your smerit (sendable merit) not merit. Don't misunderstand two different things. You can only send your smerit to others, not merit. But they will receive merit. You will have smerit as half of merit you receive and you can send your smerit to others.
There are many ways people use their smerit but the best one is send it to constructive members with their quality posts, not fancy ones. Sometimes people do send smerit to fancy posts but it is not actually the most appropriate ways to do. It results in arguments in the community as well.
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TXT File - Bad because it can be hacked in normal conditions. Unless if you encrypt it and put somewhere safe. But, this is still more dangerous than a piece of paper, because you can be hacked before the encryption or you might do something wrong if you are a newbie.
I don't use it because of above reasons. Not all people manage to assign an air-gapped devices to store such things so we should not use it at beginning. I use paper to store mnemonic seed too but I never store them on digital device. Another recommendation is people should have plan, in case they accidentally pass away, someone they love should know where they store seed and know basic steps to recover wallet. |
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Another reason why you should avoid investing in shitcoins and start investing in Bitcoin. This is the second biggest hack after Polynetwork as per Bloomberg.
Inaccurate comparison in my opinion, Mt. Gox is a hack on an exchange and it does not relate to Bitcoin. The hack on Ronin Bridge is more technically related to its blockchain and operation of Axie Infinity. Mt. Gox is not a Bitcoin security breach but this hack on Ronin Bridge is Axie Infinity security breach. They are different and what you compare is just value of the compromises. You can compare them in finance but can not do so technically. |
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Using memory and brain to remember mnemonic seed is bad because even you have excellent brain and memory which do help you to remember mnemonic seed in normal condition. Unfortunately, you don't know that will your body be normal or get accident in future. If it turns to be abnormal by any accident which causes damage on your brain, destroy your memory partially, who will be able to help you for recovery?
txt file is bad too and in my opinion, password manager is good and easy to use. Steel plate is good but it is expensive to own.
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From a scam exchange to a collection of NFT from them. Do you put your capital into their hands again? I don't say bad people or bad team can not change to good one but if it is me, I don't put my capital at risk like that. If they do their return distribution, it might create another FUD wave that will affect the market. People might worry about selling pressure from people who get their Bitcoin after years. Obviously years ago, they bought Bitcoin at much lower price than now. In my opinion, it won't bring much selling pressure because not all of them will sell on the market in a single day. In addition, total trading volume last 24 hour of Bitcoin is $36 billion according to Coinmarketcap |
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Do you tell your friends about your crypto earnings and trading strategy?
You should not, for many reasons If you tell it, you will expose your crypto life to others. The more exposure to people around you, the more risk you will face with. However, it is not the worst. Worst is sharing your trading history, profit, etc. on social media or any messenger applications. It will put you under more risk of hacks, phishing links, etc. Don't do this because prevention is better than cure. Sometimes it's hard to keep it to myself, but at the same time, I don't want to share my trading lifehacks.
Just for people who are already in crypto market and your very closed friends. Limit the number of people you talk about it, the better. |
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[1].Don't Chase the market:
It's JOMO: Joy of Missing Out. Opportunity comes and goes, if you miss one, you will still have others in future. Don't chase the market when price already takes off significantly. [2]. Always be patient with your trading set ups:
It is more relevant to investment, not trading. It is very rarely to find traders with enough patience. That is an explanation why 80% or 90% of traders end with loses. Another reason is their undisciplined results in bad high-risk taking portfolio management style. [3].Don't predict the market ,react to current market situation.
Prediction can be right or wrong but in case your prediction is wong, you must react as fastest as possible. [4].Don't outsmart the market :
Don't time the market, let it runs. If you pick a solid project, price will take off someday. It's just your responsibility to own it tightly and make sure you don't bet all of your capital in a single asset. |
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I dont know how get other exodus account (to resend xmr to xmr and get untraceable wallet)
It's a closed source wallet and you can download it from https://www.exodus.com/ |
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First, happy birthday  When I opened it, I saw an email and password were written. And the account was a Kucoin account. Then I logged in and I saw there was $93 worth of bitcoin.
Next, it seems your friend does not know about risk from KYC, custodial wallet, CEX. And when I asked them about it, they said "this is a gist from five people. Four give 20 each and one gives $15, but because of the price volatility, it becomes $93.
If you hodl it a few years, a decade, its value will increase a lot. However, if you are planing to HODL it, let's move it to a non-custodial wallet. |
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What you are looking for is the option to sort by the number of replies in ascending order and then by the last post time in descending order.
There are such hidden pages when you search with PMs. I have yet known any similar for searching in a specific board. |
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