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Judging from the OP's trust page, the email was just recently changed already. I will assume that the OP already resolved his queries.
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Well you're still lesser than in the tip of an iceberg, OP. You do your research now if you want to buy a DogeCoin. I am not planning to invest any into that coin just yet, but it seemed to be getting a lot of attention especially from the celebrities like Elon Musk.  |
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You should realize that "unhealthy" holding obsession is actually bad for people. This kind of mentality sometimes has a negative health impact. If you see that the price is rising and you have reached your profit goal, there is nothing wrong in selling your bitcoin. If you see that the price is dropping and is bothering you a lot. You can sell it at a loss and move on. You can maybe try again later. If this keeps on repeating, then you should stop investing once you realize that crypto investment isn't for you. This should rarely happen though since you know how the market works and on contrast weren't you supposed to invest only what you could afford to lose?
Some have applied that, but some don't. It depends on one's financial stability. If I got fired from my job, then I feel like broke days are coming, either way I would now sell all my coins since there isn't reason to wait for it to grow anymore. For others that seems to have just a fine life, without having any liabilities or financially free, hodling is fine whenever they want because even if they get losses, it won't be even a flinch because hodling is just small portion of what they invested. |
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Mistakes that we make on our own in trading are always better remembered than if we just study the experience of others, because they are always associated with the loss of our own money. Therefore, no matter how much we study theory, all this knowledge will remain only theoretical, without practical application. Gonna emphasize this kind of thinking. It's like feeling like you're the best among the class because you can memorize theories but can't do an application to them. One of the things wrong with some traders or any other types of learners at some fields is that they believe that more books mean more knowledge and more capability. They believe that if they simply watch tutorial series, buy course, or even read a lot of books, then they would be a better trader at the end of their study. |
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Watched videos, you say?
You should take time to put that to test already, OP. Watching and reading medias all alone won't help you self-evaluate, if you really learned something.
I had day trading experience long time ago, and I use indicators like Bollinger Band.
It was a rough start, since I lost it all still.
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Exchange? Well I believe they're putting up KYC policies so that's not so anonymous. You'll need to use a mixer, just like what majority mentioned in here. Avoid online wallets as much as you can if you're still aiming for anonymity. |
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Those are third party methods that you're mentioning. Still in its core, you don't need yourself an ID. Just get a wallet, desktop one, or even hardware type. Those online wallets are unavoidable in those KYC process that happens. I remember a thread here by "The Pharmacist" about the Bitcoin ATMs. Some of those Bitcoin ATMs don't require an ID at all, but some does also. |
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I do believe also that trading isn't for everyone because we as a human has a different level of curiosity, different level of taking risks and different type of passion and likeness in life. Doesn't mean that trading suited in him will surely suit in you too. But i do believe that crypto is for everyone unless we have the eagerness to learn about the blockchain. So from knowing crypto we could link the aspect of trading. Learning trading was also like learning crypto, before you can enter to the game you must first hand have the basic knowledge about it. Maybe not for everyone but it still can be learned sometimes. Just like when one cooks, not everyone can be like those master chefs around the world but anyone can still manage to cook in their own pace. It is just that one would be at a disadvantage, but that doesn't stop one to still learn and master trade. I've been teaching programming and not anyone is a programmer, but anyone can program because it is still learnable. |
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That is the advantages crypto has that has made lot of people to want to deal with BTC and other altcoins. This is not regulated by any financial banking system and much reason some govt are going against the growth and rapid changes digital currencies has seen. When we think about it very carefully, we will know that it is a leverage and the price is not control by anybody, but just by the number of demand. If more people are demanding for it the price will definitely goes up and it will keep going up. A major increase in the price can turn someone's life around and a little drop some turn a millionaire to a thousandnaire.
Indeed. That leads to an unstable price as well because nobody sets up a price ceiling as well as floor. Just buy and buy and buy, and from that we'll come upon a demand increase causing the price to go and bounce all over the room. |
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Kind of agree that it is the safest during the pandemic, maybe not so much for one's money. Market here is unstable and trading is one of the profitable ways to get into. But with that instability, losses would be expected of course in here regardless of where one trades (Binance, Bittrex, etc) |
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I take that as well that I would source out from my closest relatives and friends. Though it might just seem like a rumor and not an accurate info, it is still convenient one. Well of course if they have experience in trading of course. I am quite a generalist when choosing article sites. |
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Using LoyceV's Search Tool for Deleted Posts/Replies I got these: [1]Binance is one of the best exchanges for buying dogecoin as it has a large infrastructure and very low fees. The same can also be said of Changelly, ShapeShift and Bittrex.
[2]Investing or trading in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies can be intimidating at first. There is frequently news about scams and people losing money. While this is true, and many scams have happened and continue to happen, it has never been so simple to invest in and safely trade in cryptocurrency as it is today.
[3]I certainly doubt that we will see ETH going to 100k in this hype cycle as this is just too much when you evaluate the market cap that it will be if it reaches such price levels. True, that there is most likely going to be a lot of demand for ETH on exchanges like Coinbase, Primexbt, Kraken due to staking which will result in a lot of ETH getting locked which will diminish the circulating supply and end up in ETH being more scarce than usually.
These posts are all merited by the user you mentioned, but was deleted for some reason. Not sure if sold account, as I don't think there's point in selling a Newbie rank if he/she only posted a single reply in 2016 or I could be missing some lines in here. It looks a bit sus from the merits though, in my opinion. Those posts ain't worth 3-4 merits. |
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Go to CMC, find the top 10 coins. Choose the coin that you can afford there. Choose your strategy. Are you going for long-term or short-term? If long-term just get a wallet and buy yourself that coin in Binance or any other reputated exchange. If short-term, choose your exchange to trade the coin at. Use USDT to store your profits so that unstable price wouldn't affect your profits. I wouldn't advise you to still go full-time in crypto trading unless you're really willing to spend months in trading. |
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This is expected to happen as digital transactions are now into the mainstream and there are so many adoption happened so this kind of acceptance will probably wild spread not only with hotels but for sure in other essential services. The one I keep forward to look at in future is to see the sign Bitcoin Accepted Here in cashier booth at the grocery store. Oh hopefully. That would be my go to buy a hardware wallet now, so that I can bring it anywhere to transact with the use of Bitcoin. Right now, I am still using desktop wallet and partly online wallet to hodl my Bitcoin because I ain't even going anywhere that much. No reason yet to buy or invest too much in Trezor or Ledger. |
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But at that point is it even worth to sell your coins? I mean in 5 to 10 years do not you think that bitcoin is going to be accepted all over the world and you can use it without converting it to fiat? Bitcoin is growing at a speed that is unprecedented and I do not mean only the price, I mean its adoption, in 5 to 10 years I would no be surprised if a billion people used bitcoin and you could use it in almost any store and if that is the case then you can keep holding you coins forever as there will not be a reason to exchange them for fiat. Indeed. Here in my country, I can still say it is a bit slow on how it is getting adopted lately but suddenly day 2 there would be sudden news pertaining cryptocurrency and people's mind are into Bitcoin even though cryptocurrency from the word itself is wide. It is unpredictable actually. Nobody knows what's on the mind of those who are aware of its existence. Will they start investing to it and go for long-term or invest to it for the purpose of adopting it as alternative payment method for their business whatever the form is. |
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Ignore panic sells.
Because many times new traders sell their tokens while the price dumps. But its a wrong decision Because gradually the price goes up then the traders regret.
So its better to strong hold and avoid panic sell.
It’s a first step to trading profession.
Be aware of this kind of situation. Stop selling in losses.
Ignore? That's actually the hardest thing to do actually. Not that one could even ignore his/her own natural emotion. Panic selling are common now, especially back when BTC plummeted down to <4k. It was a deep and sharp plunge for its price. There were many panic sellers that time, and I wonder where they're now actually. |
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Anything in the cryptocurrency market can actually make you rich af in just a snap! but Bitcoin will make you much richer you only just need to buy cryptocurrency or bitcoin into its low price or in the correction. currently bitcoin price is playing around $46,000 and its recent ATH (all time high) which is around $48,000! If you have bought Bitcoin way back 2018, you could have made so much $$$ on your bag but anyways try to buy when it hits a correction/ resistance once the price dumps more you should buy as it may hit new ATH anytime soon  You can try buying on Kucoin Exchange dunno if you heard or use that one before but thats a reliable one, they also support p2p or fiat to crypto so it wont be a hassle on your side Meh not all can actually. Bitcoin's the only one that I believe that could do that word. Imagine this. Many altcoins tend to dump harder when Bitcoin decides to have a price correction, and many alts just tend to follow when Bitcoin decides to rise. In terms of adoption and from its price, my $ would go to BTC |
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Yes that topic was just brought up just recently. It's a lesson for Twitter to fix the vulnerabilities in their site. Knowing that a simple social engineering would do this big, then I would just close all my accounts there whenever I have the power to. Those are celebrities were talking about, what more for some ordinary person that just tends to use his/her computer casually? |
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I am not right if commented it happens every March, but what I meant was that it happened in 2019 and also in 2020 that will it continue like that. You are not right commenting that bitcoin was already in downtrend in February 2020, bitcoin increased to $10500 in the bull trend of January and February of 2020, while it decrease back as usual to a price above $8000 until middle to ending of March 2020 when it decrease below $3700, March was the worst month for bitcoin in 2020, while also March was the worst month for bitcoin in 2019 as it decreased also below $3800 in March 2019. As for other years, I am not certain or something of such did not happen, but what I meant is that as it happened two times in two years, hope not going to happen this year. Well it is all uncertain actually, OP. This month it seemed to perform.....fine. Not that we got another ATH above 60k, but still we're managing above 50k. Those previous years you mentioned were honestly bad times, but a lot of exits happened already so yeah. |
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