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It is not my money if it is handled by another authority.
I avoid banks as much as possible, that is why I do not use credit/debit cards nor have any plans in getting them anyway.
I believe banks freeze their people's money too, OP just like how you point out that USDT can be frozen as well.
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Careful on choosing campaigns suggested in here without any proper reasoning or appropriate research, OP.
I would just advise locking this thread and looking in Bounties section and DYOR like usual.
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Not even selling for me at least, just gonna keep hodling. Feels like there would be another celebrity manipulation at any time soon. lol  |
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Elders and those people in rural areas are most likely the ones that needs to have education in technologies. I am pretty sure that they have good background already in simple trading and they just need to transfer that knowledge to cryptospace. |
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So you are against Bitcoin am I right?
The OP didn't point that out. Bitcoin cannot be stopped as its nature is already decentralized. It could be like how the "usage of it" would be stopped by or slowed down various factors. |
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You cannot compare "gambling" with "investing".
In gambling, you play a game and it is either you lose or get double with the play of lady luck.
In investment, you could still win and lose at any rate or vice versa.
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My opinion? Just like the majority, it would be Bitcoin. You could still go far and go with Ethereum and it is still up to for that. Many would get used to Bitcoin, so that you'll expect a lot of "Bitcoin" responses, and that's again, entirely up to you on what you still wanted to invest. |
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Let us define what occupation is. "a job or profession."Now what is a job? "a task or piece of work, especially one that is paid."In trading, you get paid from selling. Technically, yes it is an occupation. In fact there are number of people, like you mentioned, quitting their jobs to do full-time trading. However it is risky for obvious reasons that market is unstable.
Quick references: https://www.google.com/search?q=occupationhttps://www.google.com/search?q=job |
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Just don't hodl your money in an exchange or something that you don't handle the security of your private key. There is no perfect security as everything in digital is made by someone else's code and it is just a matter of exploit of that code that can lead to potential hack and of course, the loss of your BTCs. PS: OP just seems to promote his/er site to get clicks/visits judging from the post history. I didn't click the link anyway.  |
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I do not watch youtubers for simply an investment advise.
They are either paid to shill the coin, but you know the usual result after hype dies or after investors dumped.
They could be sugarcoating the phrase "altcoin season" too much.
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People surely prefer to choose real investments like Gold or Land if no volatility in crypto. But since crypto has big volatility, people know it is a chance for them to gain bigger profits. Even if it is risky, people will join for the potential profits they can get.
Humans love gambling and the volatility in cryptocurency present similar feeling of gambling on the outcome of the market with a chance of gaining massive profits if there prediction goes right. You'll hardly see anyone settling for small daily profits compared to investing in some roundom new idea that comes into the market been hyped to be the next big thing. The love for volatility is the reason we have so many altcoins in the market if not we would had focus on maximizing the small percentage you can get from trading Bitcoin. The volatility of cryptocurency is its selling point as with high volatility creates rooms for huge profit to be made but that doesn't mean you can't suffer loss too which is why we have to be cautious in our decision making. Right. Though in my case, I have different feeling when I say gambling for some reason. When I hear gambling, I hear something that I throw something then get double or nothing from what I had thrown. I gotta admit that I invested here in Bitcoin partially for its value and its utility, while the utility leads in over my reasoning. Even though there are plenty of altcoins in the market, I never tread in those coins a lot. |
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Not a fan of any sorts of these MCU stuffs, but I am just quite surprised that the unexpected establishment or even fan base starts to adopt Bitcoin at this point even if it shouldn't really actually.
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Add also like what if every ISP banned where Bitcoin or any forms of cryptocurrency (assuming you're reaching out to other coins as well) are being exchange.
Then somewhere in the lines of people still using VPN will answer that.
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I had attempted to trade back then with BTC with various altcoins and it did not go well for me.
As long as I saw those losses, I pulled back my funds and did stop loss.
Never did it again, although I could be learning a lot more from that experience, it isn't just worth my time.
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Hello Armani123.
I agree to what you had chosen between the two.
In sports gambling, you either get the double or lose it all mostly.
In day trading, at least from my experience, I still managed to get what I thrown maybe got losses but still I still manage to recover my funds.
There are bad habits in gambling that I just do not want to apply.
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Well if almost got baited in phishing sites would count, my experience was that I joined an airdrop randomly without expecting any email reply from the airdrop I joined.
The next day, I received an email that claims to be part of the project and it wants me to collect the tokens in their site. The site claims that they're in partnership with MyEtherWallet because that's the wallet I used back in the days.
At that point, I smell something fishy already so I closed it and cleared my browser like everything. The thread went dead the other day.
That was my one and only worst crypto experience so far.
I wouldn't count the 2018 crash of Bitcoin because that was an opportunity for me to buy more.
Sorry for the loss by the way, OP.
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You're hearing everything right.
I won't advise as well to keep your coins in an exchange.
You should just keep your coins there if you were actively trading so that's that, OP.
You never know when another hacks in an exchange might happen, and it will be too late if you already found out it happened and you'll be lucky if you still manage to get your coins out of there.
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Hello, OP.
Sorry for your losses there.
While there's nothing wrong with asking professionals in social media platforms, it might worsen your situation as you'll invest your money in it again.
Don't sell your land, OP to risk yourself again. You're digging your own hole deeper to that.
Just find another profession if you would ask me.
I quit day trading and I just started working through freelancing and it went quite well for me actually, though I might have said before that I am leaning a little bit to returning again but meh.
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Just change your password to random characters.
Type a random long password in a notepad, copy that and go to your Account Related Settings and change your password there, then logout.
All your sessions in other devices will be cleared in case it is logged in those.
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I have mixed feelings about this. I mean we already have credit/debit cards that could almost do the same in transaction but still people continue to use fiat currency most of the time. There's high possibility that government will adopt stablecoins but it won't replace their regulated currencies, as people got used to it already. Not everybody have the proper education to even use technologies properly, considering how many people from US/UK get scammed by tech supports by telling them random stuffs that don't even make sense and slapping it as a "technological term", although I might be going a bit off-topic here. |
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