That's right, the main issue is how knowledgeable a trader is and not whether the trader is trading with small or big amount, because either way, a skillful trader can always make some profit. However a trader is better-off trading with a big amount because that creates an enabling environment for him/her to survive lots of surprises the market often throws and that is besides the fact, that with a knowledgeable and skillful trader, more profit can readily be made and in lesser time, thus avoiding over trading.

Most times traders blow their account not for lacking the right knowledge or trading skill, but simply because their emotions got the better of them. Truth is, no trader like to lose, however it is near impossible to not lose in a very speculative and volatile market as this. So ordinarily, losing one time or the other ought not to be an issue, what becomes an issue is the way and manner a trader sets out to recovery his/her lose and often times it is even their next action after a handsome win.

This is certainly a plus one advice! There is surely going to be other trading opportunities and the market is here to stay, so the best bet is to become properly equipped for handling the market and there can be no other way than learning and testing the waters with little amounts until one's able to find one's way in handling the ever present market uncertainties.

A fact of life is that hasty climbers most likely makes nasty fall. Hyips can offer to double your coins in 24 hours, but at the expiration of the 24 hours, the coins would have grown wings and embark on a journey of no return. Gambling is no different, you can be lucky 99 times, but only one unlucky chance soon sends empties the player's hard earned coins into the wallet of owner of casino.
However with signature campaign, every satoshi earned is truly yours and bit by bit they do add up.

Nevertheless, they are both digital currencies and if bitcoin and Paypal were to have come into existence the same time, I have no doubt Paypal won't have been half as popular, even with the fact that it was tied around ebay. Bitcoin is a true global payment system, anyone anywhere can freely put to use, unlike Paypal that segregates among countries and there are no annoying fees imposed on users.

While I agree that the whole essence of trading is to make and maximize profit, I must differ from the idea that a successful trade is when a trader makes profit, because profits can be made even in error or gambling, but the knowledge and ability to manage the capital is what sets one trader part from another and just like Warren Buffet pointed out, " More important than the return on your investment, is the return of your investment"

Presently bitcoin is having a market capitalization in excess of $10 billion and that's a pointer to the fact that the awareness and embrace of bitcoin is increasing like wild fire. From that, it would be safe to conclude that bitcoin trading has good enough liquidity and that is one of the factors that attracts investors and speculators to an asset. By and large, that portends that the volatility of bitcoin would be high enough for those who buy low and hold, to sell at higher prices and those who sell at high prices to later buy at lower prices.

Well you just kissed your had earned coins goodbye forever if you settle for above advice. For one gambling is not an investment opportunity where returns can be expected to follow. Gambling is for entertainment, though you might win sometimes, but the odds are against you from the word go. So you only put in here money you can afford to throw out of the window and not your farmland.

As is, bitcoin is not regulated and I am a victim myself of exchange sites with great potentials disappearing with my coins, thus suggesting that trading is not a save haven either and that has nothing to do with whether you're an experienced trader or not. Of the bunch of ways to multiple your coins, the one most likely to have your coins intact overtime and then some extra, would be signature campaign. Might be slow if at all, but slow and steady always wins the race.

Bitcoin is gaining lots of acceptance as many more people are beginner to lose faith with the fiats, so it would only be a matter of time and countless of merchants would be accepting bitcoin as means of settlement. Already the number of merchants is on the increase and it can only get better because transacting with bitcoin translates to lesser fees and so cheaper products.

Certainly a good news to be able to shop at ebay using bitcoin, that's barrier breaker because the digital currencies before now did more to divide the world than unite it. Would be checking this out for end of year shopping and see if everything goes smoothly.

Like everything else in life, there will always be two sides to a thing: man-woman; high-low; good-bad; rich-poor;etc. In the same vein, selling and buying of accounts is sure to have merits and demerits, anyone to chooses to dwell especially on the demerit is seeing only half the picture - just like saying oil exploration should be stopped, because of oil spillage 
Some persons are determined to be bad in life and we won't chase them to Pluto, but we can tolerate them hoping time would change them for good or worse.

The advent of bitcoin actually took the borders and many holds out of the electronic payment systems. Bitcoin indeed stands for global payments. No more country restriction like almighty Paypal does, id requirement can be waived and no more ridiculous fees and outright daylight robbery by card companies.

Aside from never-do-wells, that hide behind the anonymity of bitcoin and brew all manners of scammy projects, bitcoin would have been the best thing that happened to planet earth in recent times, nevertheless, its technology is still one of them.

While that is a possibility, the cost of procuring and maintenance of mining equipment is certainly beyond the reach of most people in poor countries, besides the fact there is sure to be dearth of know how. That aside, bitcoin mining gulps electricity and almost all the poor countries don't have good enough infrastructures for electricity and even the epileptic supply they end up having is priced out of their reach.

Bitcoin and its technology have proven that the cost of transactions across the globe can be made as low as insignificant and that is every reason the banks are panicking. Those who have tested this attribute of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are already sold to it and now knows the financial institutions have been ripping people off their hard earned money, every time they carry one transaction or the other.

That is called volatility, price rising and falling going by market demand and supply. as a matter of fact, it is a common feature in all financial instruments, though can be more pronounced with some of them, bitcoin for instance.

Actually volatility is a double edged sword and not everyone can handle it. On the upside, it can be a reason to be able to buy low and sell high. On the downside, stability in price is lost.

300 quality posts for Full membership 17/10/2016 - 31/12/2016 is bogus!  There ought to be a maximum post per day to ward off spamming and all what not. Something else is that the idea to pay only the first 100 is crazy -  what happens to others. If you plan on making your forum a formidable, you got to spend(invest) good on it

A good name they say is always better than money, though some might want to disagree. It is a thing to gladden the heart that the world still has people with integrity. Money is very good, but it can never be everything!

My first faucet claim was actually 7 doge. Congrats on your project. Will try out the dice game to see how it goes, most dice sites claims to be provably fair, but that  does not hold any water

Most people gambling at this site stands not half a chance of coming out of this site with as much, so your approach is surely the best - gather the faucet and cashout, no need  trying to multiply anything, the odds are terrible

Am waiting to see how the conquest of the world is going to take place. For now, am noob, but curious. Hope someday in the future, we would look back and say, it was well worth it?