You have a strong point, but I don't agree with that. Mouthpiece were ofcourse solely created to protect the athlete's teeth. If you thought that this protective gear was created not just for physical protection, that's fine. It's nice how people use things for other purposes.
That Psychology theory of yours isn't the original reason why mouthpiece were created. You probably just associated that for other purposes. And that's a cool thinking!
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You need not waste your time to make understood the old people. There are many young people who need to understand bitcoin. It is very much necessary to participate all the young generation into bitcoin transaction for creating a bitcoin revolution.
Why not? Just because they are that old means they should not be tought about the matter too? What you are saying is a kind of discrimination tho. Age discrimination perhaps. It's okay to teach old people about new technologies. Bitcoin might be helpful for some part of their lives such as but not limited to conviently sending/receiving funds, and making payments. That should help because old people mostly need more rest. Less effort, more rest time for them.
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Hi there. I have been on Yobit, for almost a year now. Yobit was the first exchange I joined in, and in all honesty, I've loss my early investments there (small investments).
I'm a little confused about what you said. Since yobit was your first exchange and you are just almost one year there then why is your bitcointalk account three years old? Don't get me wrong but I'm trying to find the logic in this. Do I need to trade on exchanges upon my registration on Bitcointalk? Does it matter? Since the day that I joined here, I just participated on bounties and campaigns. I never invested on anything, specifically I did not invest on trading. That is because I am afraid that I'll just lose my money. And there's a lot more that I need to know before using my money on any investments. I only started trading in the year 2019 because that was the time I got the some courage to do so.
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From time to time I visit this page because surprisingly I still have some active referrals from 4-5 years ago, and recently I was surprised to see on the balance some DICE coin worth a total of 0.07BTC - there is only one small problem, there is no withdrawal nor does anyone buy it so I just picked up the referral earnings and
I actually got 14,000,000 DICE. Sold it and got 1200+ DOGE as what I remember. I don't know why I had that much. paid an incredible 120 000 satoshi withdraw fee of which 70 000 ended up in YoBit pocket.
You can exchange those satoshis on other withdrawable coins... like XRP. It has much lower transaction fee on yobit, for about 0.5 XRP only. That's was my way of making withdrawals from Yobit. 1.2mBTC is a huge fee, I'll never withdraw funds with that kind of fee.
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I'm somewhat pleased that you're not the winner in this one. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) I'm going to have to pay a little more attention to such cheap shots like yours. Sorry, didn't mean to pissed you off. I just did my strat. lol Accepting that I am not the winner.So finally, after 31 rounds, I had guessed the closest number of bets Thanks to rhomelmabini and others for pointing out or else I wouldn't have found that I guessed the closest number ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) Congrats! I did not seen that you were just thousand ahead of me.
@FatFork, that would be nice, the game will become more active. Let's have a fun game
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I agree, this was the closest to the official, or maybe Hhampuz, has a typo error stating the official total wager? 414,009,000 akhjob
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Hi there. I have been on Yobit, for almost a year now. Yobit was the first exchange I joined in, and in all honesty, I've loss my early investments there (small investments). Though I expected losing because I am just experimenting. Those was the first months of me...trading. lol. After that, I paused trading on Yobit to reflect what happened and what can I do to avoid losses...and ofcourse how can I win back my investments. Those coins that are listed there(except ofcourse to those cryptos like btc, eth, xrp, etc.), are literally just for short term trading. Do not hold them. As they will lose their value overtime. That's rest assured. Digest the lesson @OP. Don't invest on coins that you are not very familiar with. Otherwise you'll find yourself struggling because of the reds on your investments. Think of some strat to outwit other traders there. After all, I do not encourage anyone(specially newbies) to trade on yobit. Proceed with your own risk as they have also been tagged as scam before.
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Bitcoin's value isn't affected by minting stablecoins(even there's a lot that are minted) like USDT. In fact, these stablecoins are just used by traders/investors to avoid loss from risky times that might brought by the volatibility of bitcoin.
I also does it everytime bitcoin went way higher, exchanging bitcoin fractions to USDT. Therefore, even there are huge minted tether, it won't affect bitcoin's value as it won't affect the chance of bitcoin to cross new all time high.
Remember that the biggest factor that affects bitcoin's value is the law of demand of supply. If someone is willing to buy it on this price(which is the lowest sell price) then it will be it's current value. If there are lots of demand even if its price is that high, expect it's price to go higher. And that could lead on achieving new all time high value of bitcoin (if there was a continuous demand for it).
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simple explanation for beginners
Ethereum is the platform and Ether is the crypto-fuel or cryptocurrency that thrives over it. Ether is bought & sold and not Ethereum. Ethererum has various applications but Ether has only one application i.e. to enable operations on the blockchain. Source: coinsutra.com/ethereum-vs-etherI guess this is the simplest explanation about the difference between Ethereum and Ether... ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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I am not a morning person. If you don’t believe me, ask literally anyone who has ever had the misfortune of encountering me before 9am. Or my first cup of coffee, at least. The so called myth goes as follows: "Waking up at 5am will increase your chances of being successful" The idea is that adding those extra hours to the day when no one else is up allows you to get a head-start and be super productive. Come check out a bit more on this topic here and let me know how you feel about it: https://4king.com/how-waking-up-at-5am-can-make-you-more-successful/This is not about waking up early to add extra time on your day time. Time varies between different peoplse. Wheter they prefer to do their own businesses late at night or early in the morning. The idea is that if you manage your time very well based from the objective that you have, then success is more likely be ahead of you.
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New knowldege, breaks old conceptions. Thanks for sharing, but I think it will be much better if you just not quote those 'corrections' to those 'misconceptions'. Some of us wants to verify if the information that you'd provided is okay. Not saying that it is not good(in fact this is really informative), just sayin' that please provide links so we can read more. Thankss ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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A trader should either exit trade with : - A small loss
- Even
- Huge profit
- Little profit
No, this isn't a good trader. How can you perform to learn your mistakes if you already exited on the game of trading and take your profit? If that exit is not good, then how you define a good trader? So you mean that a trader should alway keep his bought coins untouched? When do you want to sell those coin? And how much do you want... to consider a huge profit? As far as I know those 4 trade exits mentioned by the OP are the goals of trading( to generate huge profit, get small profit, to neither loss nor win because there's no progress, and cut loss) unless your goal is to loss huge amount of your investment before you make your exit.
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