You can speculate all you want, but it's still better to be prepared for what will happen. What we all know is the history of what the price movement is and not the actual forecast. We will never know and cannot predict what can happen in the market. All of the institutional investors that are already there will most likely continue their investments with BTC. When the price is dipping, they can buy more and more. Following the significant movements of companies involved, the small businesses would follow.
It's still best to be firm in what you think will happen and blame yourself for following it accordingly. I think it can be the same as before like you mentioned. It's too early to tell too.
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Many people might be riding the DOGE wave; that's why many people are trading DOGE now and not a different coin. Most people are doing crazy things with their money, like investing in DOGE, but if you can take advantage and profit from there, why not?
There's no way it can overtake BTC. Trading volume can or percentage increase in price for a shorter timeframe, but I don't think so in the long term.
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I didn't know that Binance has been jumping from place to place on their registration. Their hard work paid off, for sure.
To cater to more customers, there would be people who would be asking how they are abiding by the protocols and regulations given by a regulatory body. It's going to go at that point, just like what avikz said. It's for protection for the users in the exchange, too, if you think about it. There could be possible insurance if and when the exchange goes down, and you would be given an amount of money.
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The first one is your fault for sending it to a non-us account. How can you even forget that? If you are logging into their website and in the US, there would be a warning that you should be using Binance US.
Secondly, if you understood why it has high fees in the first place, you would know that it would take a lot from your deposit. It wouldn't be worth it to transact $70 with a $35 fee. That's not economically friendly.
I can suggest that you convert your remaining funds or your future funds for a good altcoin with low fees. With that, you can transfer with a fraction of a price instead of paying a ridiculous amount of fees that takes up 50% of your deposit.
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There are a lot of coins that are somewhat similar to Ethereum, mainly these are the coins from the top of my head. Their values right now are so far away from ethereum but you can never know if it can reach that price as well. The demand is high right now and the listed coins above can be your next jackpot. We will never know but that's just the market. What if a big influencer like Elon Musk starts hyping another coin? What would you think the next "DOGE" would be? BSC can be next?
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Isn't it the same as staking or something? Most developers aim for HODLers of their coin and make it that way, and they need to make it attractive to be held. I think the most effective right now are those with vaults, staking, and rewards. It's just named differently, but the essence is still the same either way.
I know CRO is staking their coins for rewards like the master card that they offer. It's locked for a certain period, and you could only use it once it's unlocked, but they will get the "benefits" they give.
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They are making it more and more interesting for the cryptocurrency space, knowing that they will use their stack to pay non-employees by the company. It's just going to show that they are really at it in applying cryptocurrency in their business transactions.
Imagine what the institution would feel if we are in the bear cycle now. Paper loss of millions of dollars is easy for those kinds of enormous investments.
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Do you think that if the people tried to really search it, they would stumble in the forum? Yes, unless they are doing quick searches. If you are a regular user of the forum, that's no problem, but being indexed higher in the search results would be ideal if it's verified or something. It's not that easy to do, and Google is not looking at the particular site but listing the most viewed as well.
It's still ideal to have it at the top of the list so newcomers to the crypto space would reference where they could look at possible scams.
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Greed is all I can say with that. Mostly, people who take advantage of that are the ones who are in charge of officiating it as well. It sucks but it does happen and it's not gonna stop for any kind of sport anytime soon. When humans are desperate enough and worship money enough, they would do those despicable things that would probably disrespect of people involved.
No one can put a stop to this but themselves. Learning that it's not right is the way but who knows what else they have come up with.
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If you believe in the asset, then you should just HODL and be happy with it. Imagine staying strong the past few years with the previous long-time ATH by BTC, and you would still be so much profitable today. It's a matter of shaking those who have weak hands and those who believe that BTC is the future of financing or substitute to Gold.
It's a great opportunity now to buy more when it's at a discount. Imagine it's a "SALE" like what you see in supermarkets and malls. It's just like that.
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I don't know his reason entirely why he isn't buying any Gold, and there shouldn't be any reason why not to buy it as well. He wants people to follow his views on Gold and Bitcoin by not buying them, and I don't think it's ever going to change anytime soon. They are scared of something they don't know, and they want to be out of it. I don't know about Gold though, it's a great asset to have, but maybe they would stick to jewelry pieces, etc.
Isn't the term, substitute for Gold is already a good thing? It's not physical but the idea of having it is what makes it valuable? To be demanded?
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Good luck with your experiment. If you manage to make it into the withdrawable state, I think it's best to cash it out and try again. Would it always be a double or nothing type of experiment? It will also be nice to put a summary in your post when you get to the journey.
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Well, we're never ever going to be on a bullish market forever, there's got to be a stop towards that. There could be the bear market winter as some people would call it but I think it would come around the end of this year or early next year. I'm just quite nervous that we would reach that point and say, hey, I should have sold my BTC at xxxxx amount of price. Let's see.
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This thread can be considered similar to yours so I'm mentioning it for you. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5264374.0Basically, the thread is about not using telegram anymore and the OP there resulted in using the LoyceV notification bot, which is ideal as well. Maybe after every notification, use a bot to message you directly using a bot account in the forum or something? To let you see a Message.
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I think this automatically correlates to what sport has the most gambling participation by everyone in the world. Whether it's Football or Soccer, the more people it has gambling, the more possible profits you could have. If you know the different teams and matchups that have advantages over other groups, you would likely increase your chances of winning. If not, then it's better to gamble in a casino, lol. Additionally, I see boxing as a great sport to bet on as well.
The hard data would be the following. - The more famous the sport, the more profitable it could be.
- Understand the odds. Who is more likely to win, etc.
My opinion would be - Gamble what you know and love
- Gamble what you can afford to lose
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I'm also eyeing LTC. Right now, at the time of posting, it's up by 11.20%, currently at rank 9. You probably have a great stack of this right now, OP, and you could profit now. Anyway, anything can happen right now, knowing that even Doge surpasses most bullish projects right now, and it's a meme coin. The old coins are now going to have their time now for sure.
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If you look at the short-term price ranges, you will definitely be disappointed with what BTC is currently doing. Especially if you are looking at it in percent. But if you add all the necessary changes from the genesis up to now, you will be blown away. No other coin is doing that yet.
So if you are looking to profit from speculation, it's best to check other coins. But if you are a hodler and you believe in BTC, then just HODL.
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You sound like you decided to go for making use of trading bots but my humble suggestion to you is, never ever trust any bots for your capital. It will be very much similar to allowing some stranger to handle to your trading account including access to your capital. Not with Gunbot. All the trades that you are going to do are private and it's between you and your exchange. It's not a cloud service type of bot so only you have the access to that. Unless you have started the bot with delinquent type of parameters, you'll be okay. Because, bots are nothing but set of instructions as per the coders and anything could happen against market volatility.
You don't seem to know much about what developers could do to alleviate that. There are options and possible ways to take advantage of the market volatility.
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