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Recessions are a problem, on the other hand they are never random, rather they are carefully planned.
So, it is useless to complain, you just need to know how to predict the trends ...
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If life is like a Box Chocolate, it's inevitable that bounties (that are parts of life) are like a Box Chocolate too....  |
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Ethereum seems even more volatile than Bitcoin, and in recent days has taken good beating.
But it continues to be a fantastic platform, so in the long run it will surely be a winner.
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According to some forecasts, the banks will disappear.
I honestly do not believe it: they are too powerful, even if the bitcoins win will surely find the way to maintain their power.
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I'm not able to judge, and I have not invested in DeepOnion.
But I see that many have had fantastic profits.
So I do not know if it's a scam, but in any case I regret not having participated
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You can never completely free yourself of emotions, but you can prevent them from leading us to make rash choices: self-control is always important, but when you're a trader it's absolutely indispensable.
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I do not understand where the surprise is: in any game the weak lose and the strong win: why should it be different in the crypto?
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Probably, in the long run waiting will give good results, because sooner or later the bitcoin will reach stratospheric levels.
But this is only a hope, so if you want to earn money, you should use at least a part for daytrading: if you are able and have a little 'luck, you can make good earnings.
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It is not easy, especially now that scammers have understood how to present offers in a professional and convincing manner.
Usually, before wasting time, it is advisable to at least study the project and see if it has any chance of success.
Many times, the companions fail for incapacity, not for dishonesty.
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Well, Bill Gates also said that 640 Kilobites of memory would have been sufficient for any application .... Perhaps his predictions are not too reliable |
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All markets are manipulated, but while traditional markets only respond to very large entities, such as states and central banks, the crypto market is much more sensitive, and indeed its volatility demonstrates this.
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It's an old news: the governments got scared during the December explosion, and they ran to stop with an incredible de-legitimization campaign.
But now that the market is relatively quieter, bitcoin is less under pressure.
We'll see.
We are waiting for the new European regulations.
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Bitcoin is born with the intent to free ourselves from the oppression of states and banks, but they will hardly yield their power easily.
So, let's expect a bloody war with no holds barred.
But, in the end, the future can not be stopped.
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A bubble is a bubble only after it has broken out.
The bitcoin has apparently exploded many times, but each time it has started to grow beyond imagination.
I say he will still do it ...
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The elites are those who maneuver the markets in order to obtain a "crisis" or a "boom" as they please.
However, it does not seem to me that a crisis - at least in the short term - is convenient, so probably nothing will happen.
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