Personally, I trade for myself and would not follow anyone else. I use an algorithmic trading bot like Gunbot to execute my trades. It's reliable as long as you can check if your chosen strategy is on point. For copy trading, it's primarily reliable if you don't want to monitor the market most of the time. I haven't tried it, but I think it's better to learn with yourself. Any reason why you have thought about this in the first place?

It's sad to think that you have managed to hold for three years but weren't able to profit largely on it. It's best to put your investment in something that has a significant impact on the crypto world, like Bitcoin. It's better that way and unlike other coins that are only for pump and dump schemes or something. Don't let this stop you from trying other stuff. Better make yourself comfortable in what you are investing in and not making a negative impact on your life.

We are all going to experience losses one way or the other. That's just how life works and that's going to be continuous throughout. What we can do as traders is to be consistent with our strategy and know-how to risk management. It's always going to be a factor. Greediness and satisfaction with what you have would be a key factor to be ahead.

One tool that you could probably use is Gunbot. If you are interested in it, it would be helpful for you. It could trade for you. Message me if you want to know more.

Not bad of a compilation. I think it's better to have the price in all of the titles and maybe have a percentage on how much people are bullish or bearish in a certain time. The predictions can be of help towards deciding if your analysis of the prices can be off to the right direction or not or possibly gambling on the word of another trader. The challenge on this is managing your risks.

This log could refresh your memories once they have occurred or the opposite. Making you regret that you didn't follow it. Lol.

Don't be afraid of buying or investing in something that you believe will help you invest in the long run. It's better that you make sure that you continuously accumulate instead of just a one-time thing. This would depend on the amount as well but the idea is still to invest. In the terms of using Bitcoin, it's best to use it on your computer that is not infected and downloading software on the correct site. There are a lot of threads here that could help you with that.

In terms of wallet guides, this is the best thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1631151.0

If the time comes where institutional investors and retail investors come together and stay away from fiat ties, I think Bitcoin would even be more precious. That's the correct idea in which it should be considered that more and more officials are resorting to the printing of money to solve all of the problems in the world but never looked at the possible consequence in the future. That's where Bitcoin comes in or possibly any other crypto that could serve a better purpose. I hope most people have understood the essence of Bitcoin.

Get ready for brand new posts asking about changes in Bitcointalk. Like “What’s happening to my profile?” “Anyone noticed this?” Type of thread. Lol.

They would probably start going into land-based casinos to see the difference between virtual and actual gambling. I believe a lot of people have been utilizing online gambling to pass the time and enjoy while staying at the house. Most of the people I know who regularly visit land-based casinos have been gambling online. They said that it has become comfortable to gamble in their homes and prevent exposure to other people.

In some ways, they are often going to stay like this if they are comfortable or maybe explore another option. We still can't verify since it's still a pandemic.

You know, there would never be a replacement for meme coin other than DOGE. Its origin and backstory is a meme in itself and I don't think creating a coin for the purpose of meme today is going to stick. I think DOGE is still the meme coin. Stonks!

This would be more reliable if there would be a time-based time to merit because once you have reached the Legendary status, it's going to be your rank forever. What I'm trying to say is that have a calculation on time.

Let's say it's from your experience.

• You started as a Hero Member with 500 merits. Get the time it took you from 500 to 1000 (assuming your status became Legendary at 1000 merits).
• Once you have the time or duration you stepped onto legendary, Let's say X=20 weeks. How many merits did you get 20 weeks after you stepped on Legendary?
• Did you reach 500 merits in 20 weeks again or less than?

I know it's probably the latter but it's great info to do, assuming you have the same quality all throughout or something. Maybe add the variable with post counts as well. Larger data gathering would make a significant effect on having a conclusion on merit stats.

So technically, you are also suggesting a different coin to HODL. Not Bitcoin but Ethereum? Don't you think that volatility is way better with BTC instead of other altcoins? The opportunity to profit would be significantly higher with altcoins instead of BTC but you are safer and have less risk compared to BTC because it's the main crypto and it could affect every coin out there.

Anyway, the best thing to consider is to know when there could be the top and possibly sell you HODL there and buy when it's low again. It's going to be like that continuously in this volatile market.

Remember that there's still the SEC thing going around with XRP. With the latest update, I saw this article. It is said there


It seems that they are more positive about the proceedings. Maybe this could be a game-changer for Ripple? Lol.

Personally, I would still HODL BTC.

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I have thought of this as well. I'm not sure but I think they may be acting as a broker for you in one of those type of exchanges unless they have their own and they are syncing with the real markets or something. I haven't tried those that you mentioned though.

You know it's 21 million coins for BTC. Anyway, It does matter because the possible demand for it might be more in the future. It protects your money from being inflated. That's why a lot of institutions now are turning their cash reserves into BTC to hedge against the dollar. It's to protect them from the never-ending possible printing of money.

Conclusion: Supply Matters

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Technically, most of the movements in the market are because of the repeating actions by people. We are all attracted to routine acts, and that's basically what we are here to do. In continuous aspects of life, that's how humans have dealt and survived.

To be honest, no one knows how to deal and predict the market, it should be understood, and most of the time, people will not be correct with predicting. It's better to be investing in what the asset is than speculating unless you are using a bot to do it for you.

As much as I want to buy the dip, it's going to be hard to predict. I like the idea that it could go downhill from there, but it's not going to look good though to newcomers to the crypto space but good for us—the opportunity to buy more with the possible dip. I have read that buying continuously and averaging your entries is the best way to benefit in the long run.

Thanks for sharing your view. It somehow makes me more assured that I had the same view with a healthy correction.

I think those altcoins are okay already, and upon checking, it seems that there's probably a Pump and Dump group going on or something. Maybe a tiny percentage of my crypto holdings can be invested in those. If you are looking for that kind of PnD, it's going to be too late. Since there was a significant dump on ADA, I'm probably going to buy more of it if I'm going to answer your question. I don't think it's a shitcoin though.

I have realized that it's better to look at the long term instead of a short-term sight, and that's your correct positioning, OP. You shouldn't wait for the market to drop because it's necessarily not a great way to invest. The best way is Dollar Cost Averaging it in an asset that you believe in. That's the best way to increase your net worth continuously and make sure you are using a hardware wallet with it. Just buy in an exchange and if you can, transfer it to your wallet (if you are not going to trade it)

Since I like Pancake so much, I'm going to try to learn what it can do with this. Lol.

Kidding aside, I haven't tried using either of them and have no clue yet what I could do with it. I'm currently reading online guides to how I could earn with this as well. It seems like it's a nice investment to have too. Knowing that CAKE is still on its low potential, I guess.