I believe now that the best way is to either trade consistently with a bot or just HODL and continuously average your entry with a specific coin and believe that it will catch on. The one thing that everyone should be doing is that to never lose money so you wouldn't have to recover such a big loss. The increment on having to recover is bigger compared to the minimal losses you can take and recover in a small amount.

This is another approach to getting money from investors. This is the first time I read about it, and it had me questioned what IDO is. So upon searching, I stumbled upon this website, and it has answered some questions that I had like

• What is IDO
• Differences between the ICO, IEO, and IDO

The link is below.

https://hackernoon.com/what-is-ido-the-new-alternative-to-ieo-and-ico-70l34zf

I understand that it's a better approach to buying than skipping some parts of the transactions. It's going to be quite interesting with this since I haven't participated in any of this. Any guides out there?

I do have Grammarly installed (the beta one as well) and I have activated the feature of their extension "Show Definitions and Synonyms via Double Clicks".

That's a great insight bl4nkcode. It's true that I cannot recreate it in your profile but still applicable in the header part where I click my name.

So Peanutswar, do you also have Grammarly installed?

I do believe that people have posted their stuff and hoping it could be auctioned into the marketplace. I think some stuff needs to be addressed if you are participating in it and hoping to make more money with this.

- It's not just purely digital (I guess), or it's an iconic event
- I believe you have to be famous to utilize this.
- One of a kind

I think this could be beneficial for superstars for sure, like in the sports industry.

You are not alone. That happened to me a while ago and I didn't know what happened. I didn't care enough but I thought it was just my browser or something. I just refreshed the page and then it was okay again. I'm using Brave browser.

Please check the Service board for possible campaign managers that you can hire. There are many them, and I hope you get to choose the best one for you. Good luck with your project

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

I don't trust cloud-based platforms knowingly that they can use my information or connection with my exchange to possibly hack it. That's just what I'm worried about. It's okay to try copy-trading but risking a lot of funds while having access to it is quite risky. I would still use a more secure program that wouldn't be installed anywhere but on my computer.

You don't have to think about it, just be aware that you shouldn't do so much of an effort and risking your personal information for a couple of bucks. It's not worth it for sure. You have to be careful about what you give out as well. I feel FOMO in the early days with the first airdrops but it's gone now. Those quality things.

I had a couple of instances in which I decided to convert my profits into an altcoin just to transfer for a small amount. I'm withdrawing it to another exchange and using BTC would eat up my withdrawable just because of the fees. It's expensive and I agree with you. I voted Yes on your poll just because of the same instances that we have.

If we have to compare again BTC and GOLD. They have to be similar in ways that it's going to be expensive to transfer. With the high fees now, it's like what you can pay for logistics as well. Anyway, it's going to be a stored value instead of a daily transaction thing. I think it's better that way.

Lightning would be great but I still remember the time that a user lost a couple of BTC because of it and it's not yet widely adopted. Just like what other members have posted.

What's the best currency to use for withdrawing anyway?

I have tried a couple of airdrops but I haven't really dealt with it entirely. I just try to register here and there with some reputable sources but only a few were successfully redeemable. My latest one was from Binance IIRC. It's the TWT drop that I didn't expect. It's not bad to get some free money for that registering.

What I don't like is sending out information or something. That's a red flag IMO.

Since mataas na yung value ng BTC yung current pricing ngayon is ganito

Gunbot Starter - 0.01 BTC
Gunbot Standard - 0.025 BTC
Gunbot Pro - 0.0375 BTC
Gunbot Ultimate - 0.0625 BTC

Pardon for the link. I didn't know that it's like that. It was on the top page of the Google search. Thanks for the information for that link. Bookmarking that.

It can bring more of a divide between the wealthy and the rich. But some people weren't that wealthy, but since Bitcoin came, the people believed in it and had shown that it is the technology to become part of that 1%. I doubt there would be justice with this divide, but there's just nothing we can do about it. We cannot control the currency and distribute it equally within every one of us. Twenty-one million cannot accommodate the whole world. Imagine that.

I still believe that Bitcoin has succeeded already. It's being considered as a hedge for USD, so why is it not successful? They even got to one of the wealthiest people in the world, and if that's not considered successful, then what is? How can you consider Bitcoin as successful?

Society has always been divided, but it won't make things worse—just new adaptation or application for financing, etc. The author still believes Bitcoin is a bubble, so I'm just taking it with a grain of salt.

You will know the long transaction times once you have been able to withdraw from your exchange. That's basically what everyone is talking about.

https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/

If you check the site above, it shows how fast the transaction is with the corresponding sats/byte

*Edit - possibly malicious link with doctored data.

Those who would benefit from the NFT's are probably those with unique winning bets or the casino itself.

Imagine someone well-known in the gambling industry, let's say the winner of WSOP events. He can sell the video of him winning or something like that. Since NFT is relatively new, it's still won't be well known, but the value of NFT would be dependent on how famous the person is. It's always going to be linked to that.

Premium things would be ideal, like the first poker bet, number 1 bet on a specific site. That could be an ideal NFT. If someone is going to buy it, it will have value.

That's just my view on it. It's still too early to say, but it's going to grow, IMO. Not too much in the gambling industry but in other sectors, probably.

I think it's wise to take everything with skepticism. It's not that I don't trust anything but it's way too obvious to fall for scams without anything to hold on to. I'm quite curious about how exchanges like the scams out there get the victims. Are they that common or is it like a pyramid scheme that you get your payout if you invite people etc. I'm saddened by people who get scammed like this.

I have recently known someone that is in talks with people in a certain exchange and I'm not sure if it's legitimate or not. He only deposited a small amount but he gave his information and ID for them. The KYC method so I'm quite worried about his experience.

If the accounts that are joining mainly are newbies, you could expect that kind of quality from them. Not all, but there is a lot for sure. I think their bounty's main reason is to get noticed and be advertised whether or not it's quality. That's up to the bounty manager to decide.

I think it's still best to go to do bounty if they are being managed by a great campaign manager, great meaning trustworthy, and abides by the rules.

At the time of posting by OP, he said that it's the perfect time to buy on February 23, 2021. Upon checking the 4 HR time frame at around that time, it seems to be the perfect time for it. Highlighted when BTC was oversold and perfect time to buy.



You would've gone up to 25% in that single trade. You would just have to hold for a couple of days. That's still impressive. Did somebody follow OP?

It could be, it could be not. What I'm worried still is that one of the co-founders of Ripple is selling off continuously. I'm not sure if he always does it, but it's entirely of a negative impact for me knowing that one of them is doing it every month, IIRC.

Maybe you can find another altcoin that you can invest in. If you factor in the last five years of different coins, they increased in value for sure.

Just make sure that whatever you are investing in, you are willing to lose it.

The offers and functions of staking make it available to earn those types of interest. I think that's one of the reasons that it's spiking in uses as well. Mostly, it's always going to be tricky because as long as the price of them is increasing, the result is better. Still, once it changes in direction, there might be a crisis in which you cannot withdraw it immediately because it will be locked or something.

Once you invest in something like this, make sure that it's going to be something that you can afford to lose, just like in any investment.