I really like the chart since it's so clean and easy to explain and see the particulars in the chart itself. It would be nice to follow more of your charts like this. I have questions about it. I'm planning to recreate it as well.

Is DMA like EMA or MA? Or just MA and with specific parameters using a Daily Timeframe chart?

This could be a great reference in a few months following that "possible" crash. I'm still overall bullish for BTC.

You know, all of the people who have witnessed the 2017 pump and dump have always not known that it will go to the point we are in now, which is $50k in value. The part that we need to understand is that no one has the perfect answer to it. The behavior of humans is always changing, and it will still go to evolve. Right now, we are witnessing financial structure changes that no one has seen before, and after a while, more and more people would get into this space, and it will continue to rise.

The OP is aiming to get the best profit by selling at the top when there would be a continuous accumulation of BTC at the bottom again—making it a win-win situation for him.

I think everyone wants to have that exact moment but the only safe and less risk to do is accumulate more hoping that it would reach higher.

It's pretty suspicious to me as well. Upon reading the posts and seeing the post by Andzhig, this is gkelly

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=131

Very early member and I doubt this is him.

I know that developers and project members will be hyped about what they will achieve once listed in Binance. I have read somewhere that you have to pay for a pretty hefty BTC amount just to be listed. I'm pretty sure that it's going to be a great project if they are willing to list it for sure. The project that could be next is in CMC that is on the top coins. Listed in other exchanges but not yet on Binance.

I advise you to not do it. It's just a payment that you might not learn anything or something. It's still best that you go into learning and paying for courses that could benefit you in the long run. You should make your own decisions and be aware with different possible trading strategies.

If you want, it's better to buy a trading tool that could benefit you continuously, like Gunbot.

ADA and DOT, just like what the previous members have said. With this in mind, being a direct competitor of ETH means a lot, and knowing that the GAS Fees are ginormous, it is something to not like with ETH. It's expensive. The main thing is that people are into ETH too much that they wouldn't want to make a transfer of their entire project to another blockchain.

That's probably what hinders different projects and developers are doing for the switch. Unless they find it too unbearable to that, they have no choice. But knowing that they are directly similar to ETH and people who are adopting ETH are using it for their projects, it's quite a predicament that can be addressed in the future, hence assuming another coin.

I think you need to be aware of how much you have first and consider how much you will invest first. After that, you will associate how much you can invest in BTC without affecting too much of your portfolio; once you know that, you can now learn how to trade, etc.

I think this is what other people get trouble into, myself included, that I don't manage it enough that it ends up hurting my portfolio. With this management, I think you would be better of trading, especially if you are going to do it from scratch.

Be careful what you invest in. Your millions might benefit someone else. If it's an actual scam.

Anyways, upon quick searches, these are some resources that you might be interested in @OP.

This is the ANN here in BTCT
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1811194.0
- https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dubaicoin-dbix/
- http://www.arabianchain.org/

So your research is that because there are no major bear signals popping out for the past few months and you think that it's coming already? Most of the investments in Bitcoin are just coming in from institutions and they are just scratching the surface. The influence of one of the richest man should have enough capacity to make the bullish signal even stronger. Let's see.

This video made me laugh and made me respect the pamp. Thanks for sharing this.

He can probably make a new doctrine about the "Pump" Or possibly create a pamp app that would let you see what coins are "pamping" and easily ride it so we could be called, respecters of the pump.

We are pampers


Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYJqcD8Zr7lm6COA_Cm7ZPQ

You could create your templates AFAIK. You can see it here and just apply it every time you are looking at a different coin.



Easily transfer it or something and no more making additional changes to the values etc.

You do know that if it weren't for the bounty managers (the trusted ones), it wouldn't be safe to participate in it? There are many cases in which the bounty providers control it, and then when bounty hunters have done the tasks, they skip on you and never pay you with what you have done.

Anyway, it will depend on the bounty manager on what he will do with his signature space. Some will be paying for a higher amount for the fees managing their campaigns with signature space, but mostly, it's not in their intention. If they can afford to pay it, I don't think they should be locked into one because he is handling it.

For sure, they would background check the company, etc, if it's reputable or not. They wouldn't directly be advertising it for sure.

I can't seem to find it as well. Anyone with the latest link?

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What entertained me is some of the replied tweets to that and it's funny and some are cringy. With the post above, it seems to be a funny take on what he is doing with it. I think it's all about what he is investing in and selling once his followers put a buy order in it and then dump his holdings.

There's nothing wrong with being skeptical about it but imagine this scenario going on right now.

One of the richest men in the world, Elon Musk, has invested the cash balance that his company, Tesla, of $1.5B in BTC. That's 15% of the cash reserves of Tesla and he invested in BTC and he has already made a profit, in value, of his investment. That's going to make some top CEO's turn some heads and we all know that Elon is looking at the future and he wouldn't stop innovating for sure.

This event probably has caused most CEOs to think about their next move is and if he/she will follow in this trend. We are still too early in the game. Institutions are coming in.

Are these groups the type that spams their channel with @everyone and spams the member's inbox? I haven't checked the groups, but I'm quite disappointed that many bots are spamming my DMs with links and obvious scams that could endanger my capital or something.

What's your personal experience with them? @OP Did you profit from their calls, etc.?

P.S. I know that you could disable PM's but I could just delete the spam messages. There might be someone who wants to message that might not get through if I disable DM'ing or something.

The availability and adoption of Netflix are high now, knowing that many people are better off streaming instead of buying movie tickets online or something. They invented the streaming services, and they have destroyed the stores in which you would purchase hard copy movies. I remember reading an article about Netflix annihilating Blockbuster. So whatever their decision is would be wise. And if that decision is hedging a portion of their funds to BTC. They would increase their revenues knowing that they are the top streaming service. They can increase their valuation just by doing that.

It's pretty interesting to have that if you manage to, but if you know who you bought it from and he seems not to be a crypto enthusiast, then very slim chances here. I think the opportunities like this are like zero.

Imagine having a computer back in 2009, and you are a computer enthusiast, and you know you spend a lot of time on it browsing, and whatever, and you haven't even heard of Bitcoin. And now you think you can recover something on that laptop/desktop because it's on the birth of crypto, and even if you know that you don't know it yet back then, but you are hoping.

I think it's like that, and that's my view on your case.

You do know that Bitcoin has died multiple times, maybe up to 300 times on the internet. It's always going to be called out and say that it's "dying", but that's just what people feel when it's going down and just new to this type of thing. What happened recently is that it's a healthy correction which is needed by the market. Most of the time, the recent ATH has dropped around ~20-30% and then recovered and break another ATH.

That's what happens, and we need to be ahead and take advantage of this by averaging entries if you are investing and get some profits.

Some FUD's started with the double-spending thing, but it's really not new, and the network can withstand those types of happenings. Since there are a lot of new people in the crypto space, it's probably them who has caused the dumps and really internalizing the FUD.

With my last analysis in the last post quoted above, it has gone to Support 1 around $43k. It has also touched the Bollinger band below and has rebounded. It has now touched the upper band of the BB and is looking to burst the previous resistance at $51k.

If you have traded the support you would have gained ~15% if you close the position now.

I haven't thought about promotions/competitions that are being run on their site that way. Yes, they can probably put up some random account to win the highest prize and get the award back, but that is up to them. I mean, we wouldn't know, but there's some uneasy feeling that the thought gives. I wouldn't think about it like that if my stats are okay with the leaderboard.

I agree that it's okay to check out competitions here, so it's transparent. But what's stopping them from creating their account here and posting their results? If that's how you think?