I don't have issues with buying and selling of bitcoins as a number of my local exchanges have also embraced bitcoin. What I bother to find is  where I can carry my transactions at more profitable rates as the bid and ask prices of exchanges most often take some chunks out of one's money especially when selling back to them and that makes find someone in house and reliable another good option.

One too many altcoins out there and most of them are not even worth the memory space they occupy and so we expect many more to die naturally as many already have. As for which would turn out the best altcoin, I think the race would always be between bitcoin and the rest. The rest being the altcoins that attracted much capitalization and by extension large trading volume as that simply signifies wide acceptance.

ETH was actually going places before the attacks! Notwithstanding it did not lose all its shine and on the flip side, all these attacks can end up bringing to the fore the doggedness of the coin and people would count that as plus. ETH has been one coin that puts bitcoin on its toes and thus creating keen competition, which presents opportunities for profit making for the traders that are looking at the right pictures.

Fact be told, newbies are simply latest members of a program, it does not stand to mean they are all nymphs and knows next to nothing about the subject matter. Many already could be well experienced, but not quick in joining say this forum. In that case, their contribution nonetheless would be worthwhile and not spammy as is the common assumption.

Just one year isn't enough to turn you into a very experienced and profitable trader. By and large, an experienced or profitable trader is not that trader that never loses some trades. As a matter of fact, the only traders that don't lose to the market at one time or the other are the ones that don't trade at all. The forces driving the market or price are as many as they are complex, so much more that no one trader can factor them all into their trading decisions. The key is simply to have the skill and be able to win more and lose a few.

No doubt about trading being able to fetch much more than would signature campaign, but the other side of the coin is that trading also holds more risk than does a signature campaign. At the end of the day, trading could be a case of one step forward, two steps back, but with campaigns, every step can be a landmark.

Lots of things in life moves in cycles and several patterns have been recognized to exist and religiously repeat in the financial market of which cryptocurrency is an integral part. Basically what technical analysis seeks to exploit are these traits in human, take for instance, the magic of Fibonacci retracement, Bollinger bands, etc

I don't see what is good idea about investing 70% of your entire assets in bitcoin, given that it is not regulated and there are still lots of gray ends about it. If the drive is all about the mouth watering profit, I think you may want to ask yourself if 70% of your asset is something you are willing to lose. If it isn't, see you have almost all your eggs in one basket.

I found those two statements contradicting! If you're new to the world of bitcoin and mining, yet making 2 Eth everyday at Poloniex, then you already have a working strategy and they don't need to change a winning team or strategy. Or where you  trying to say, you have 2 eth at the moment and wondering how to grow it?

I think since there are a few campaign now that caters for jr. members as well as newbies, it won't be a bad idea to pitch tent with one of them and start earning something along the way to higher ranks, a sort of wetting one's feet for the main event.

Hi Lutpin, I see there are openings at Member level in this campaign, so here is saying am interested!

User: Victorycoin
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Thanks for your time and consideration.

The inherent advantages of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is such that those that have for instance tested the very low transaction fees viz-a-viz the fiat currencies are never giving up on them, even some states in the U.S. have discovered that so much cost would be saved by collecting revenue in bitcoin, so there's much more hope for the cryptocurrencies especially bitcoin.

Running your own business based on bitcoin and a few other cryptocurrencies is your sure bet. Resigning your fate to the mercy of other business owners especially those online, who you never can tell if they even exist, have proven not to be quite productive. There are a million and one products and services people spend money on online. All one needs to do is a thorough research and come up with something, even an innovation of old business ideas would do it, though of course, patience, dedication and time have to play out their roles.

Both skill and luck have their roles in trading, but luck don't just happen as far as trading is concerned, like they say, fortune smiles at the prepared. A better way of putting it, is that skillful traders create their own luck, while an unskillful trader might  be luck one time or the other, but since there's no enough skill to sustain their luck, they sooner than later hand over everything to the market. So relying on luck alone in trading is the grand recipe to stay broke.

While other means of gaining bitcoin like investing in gambling sites might appeal to us as being rewarding and quick, buying and holding bitcoin (cryptocurrencies) stands out as the most effective way to make for making money out of the coins. Buying and holding puts the owner of coins in total control of his/her coins, unlike what obtains when they invests with a company and in turn live at the mercy of owner of site. As for whether the price of bitcoin would raise, it was structured to be a scare commodity, so it can be expected that its price would never stay low for any long while.

Nice write up there and yes the problem with many a trader, myself inclusive, is with the conviction bet. Most often than not, our minds are set on steel that everything has been figured out, even all the indicators may say we 're on track, however at the end of the day, what stands is that the market always have a mind of its own and many a times, it's exact opposite of what a trader was thinking. I think it would be right to say that by position sizing, it simply means to slow and steadily recover lost grounds over time, than to go for a kill with the next trade after a loss.

There really is no best cryptocurrencies trading sites as we are all witnesses of exchanges that looked well rounded in the past, only to turn around and disappear with traders and investors money. The best way forward I think should be to never see anyone of them as a safe haven for storing one's coins and also some of them with high fees does no trader any good.

This thing about Paypal being attached to honest and trusted websites is only half the truth. Yes some websites owners encourage their members to keep faith with their sites by incorporating Paypal as one of their payment options, because they understand their members would see the opportunity to reverse a transaction if need be as a way to boost confidence in a program. But it turns out many times that Paypal end up being the scammers themselves - scamming owner of site as well as members.

It is a known fact, that the accounts of some well meaning sites have been frozen by Paypal in the past under flimsy excuses and the funds were never returned to members, who they claimed they were out to protect. We know that bitcoin means liberty and that is why it stands a better chance for acceptance globally.

Most of the indicators we have are actually champions with historical data, but when it comes to live data, they become "medicine after death." That is so, because majority of the indicators are lagging indicators, however there are also a few leading indicators, but reality is that the market itself is rather complex as lots of factors play out in determining market price at any one point in time and it is near impossible to factor in all those market forces into anyone indicator.

Couple of years back no one foresaw the difference computer and information technology  was coming to play in the way man go about his activities but today a whole lot have changed and still changing, so it would be very myopic to reach a conclusion that something that works for 1 would be impossible for 1000.

Any strategy that is able to stand up to the market and make a satoshi, can also stand up to the market and make much more given much better parameters. Of course, 1000 btc will not come overnight or for the asking, no two ways about that, but consistency of winning ways and time change even the most improbable of things.