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3241  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why whales love trading bots on: June 18, 2018, 03:01:47 PM
it will all come down to how big or small the market is and how risky this strategy of them is going to be. for example an altcoin which has a much thinner order books is easier to manipulate this way than bitcoin because despite what you think majority of traders are not using bots to trade bitcoin. specially since the swings in this market are unpredictable and big enough that makes it hard and sometimes near impossible to use automation.
3242  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The bitcoin complainers on: June 18, 2018, 02:49:35 PM
that is really nothing and it never bothered me to see people like that. we all have our regrets in life and we need to be compassionate to others who have the same regrets and make the same mistakes.

what grinds my gear real bad is those people who pretend to be dumb and then start technically attacking bitcoin. for example i saw a topic here the other day saying "bitcoin technology is obsolete" the the starter continues praising some shitcoin that is using the same exact technology as bitcoin and calls that "superior". i really don't get what these idiots think they an achieve by doing that. for example are they hoping someone would sell bitcoin and buy their shitcoin?! LOL
3243  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Cryptocurrency Only Another Newer Version Of Money Game? on: June 18, 2018, 02:36:24 PM
no it is the same old money game.

what happened was that it just came into bitcoin at first but as bitcoin market grew bigger and stronger things became harder and harder to manipulate and it took a lot of money and effort to do it also. and the profit gained from manipulation grew smaller so they created the altcoin market and then started the manipulation there.
now we have pump and dumps in altcoins that work every day and with a little money and small effort they gain a lot of profit from newbies who invest and hold shitcoins Cheesy
3244  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin - Game over on: June 18, 2018, 02:24:36 PM
LOL. you just drew 2 of the most random lines anybody could have drawn on this chart and then made a conclusion based on that! what the hell happened to analysis the topics on bitcointalk keep losing value every day.

goodluck to all holders out there, im pulling all my investment out, hope the best in you!

thanks for letting us know, i was so worried what you are going to do with your bitcoins now my mind is at ease.
3245  Economy / Speculation / Re: why now all coins are going down and when are they are are going to stable on: June 18, 2018, 02:14:47 PM
because i have invested around 100000USD into crypto in last year

first rule of investment is to invest what you can afford to lose not  a large sum of money specially when you are not familiar with the market enough to answer the simplest question!

why now all coins are going down and when are they are are going to stable ..

last year we saw one of the biggest altcoin pumps of all times. all that money went into their bubbles which is now popping. the more people deny the altcoin pumps the longer it will take for them to drop. hence  this prolonged dump...
3246  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin will explode! on: June 18, 2018, 02:09:43 PM
I think a great pump which will mark another history will have to explode soon.

bitcoin is not some pump and dump altcoin that can have "pumps".

soon we will reach the bottom and a point where dumping more and manipulation won't be effective anymore and that is the time when the rise will begin. but before that we first need the bottom and an accumulation phase.
and the "explosion" will come after that initial slow rise and the panic sellers who sell on bear traps.
3247  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Narrowing the Portfolio on: June 17, 2018, 10:25:55 AM
step 1: drop everything except bitcoin
step 2: add valuable assets to your portfolio such as Gold, Stocks, and basically anything that is worth investing into for real.
now you have a "portfolio", before this you had a bag filled with junk and called it a "portfolio" by mistake. visit this topic for an example of how much you can lose when you make this mistake:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4474779.msg40179593#msg40179593
3248  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What's your recommended crypto allocation? on: June 15, 2018, 03:45:55 PM
funny you should ask. since i just broke it down for another user here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4474779.msg40179593#msg40179593 who claims he has made 80% profit but i showed him how he lost 354% profit.

basically it is like i always tell people: bitcoin for long term without thinking twice about it. then altcoins only for short term and for trading. you constantly trade altcoins while they get pumped and dumped and add the profit either to your bitcoin or fiat or both.
3249  Economy / Speculation / Re: This portfolio made 80% gain since 23.May 2017, still on: June 15, 2018, 03:07:33 PM
LOL. congratulations you wasted your time and money.

if instead of wasting your time and energy one useless shitcoins you had simply bought bitcoin  you would have made 434% profit!

pricie on 23 May 2017 was $1223 and now it is $6534 which is a 434% rise.
in other words if you have invested your $45000 in bitcoin alone you could currently have $240,300. instead how much you have? $80000? LOL you missed $160,000 because you invested in shitcoins Cheesy

in a sense you can say it is still profit but at what cost? missing out on $160k is not a small price to pay in my opinion.

Try to do it better from here on, YOU WILL STRUGGLE
(...and post a link to your public portfolio here)
here is the link to the website: https://www.cryptocompare.com/portfolio-public/?id=402932
Cool
3250  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Interesting information about the distribution of bitcoin. on: June 15, 2018, 02:09:48 PM
Tanks for the constrictive comment, it would be my pleasure to answer it:
I learned from the study conducted by the chainalysis that Five million bitcoins (one third of available supply)

and i can't help but notice the numbers you quoted don't even amass to 2 million let alone 5.


You mean the "six largest bitcoin holders don't even amass to 2 million "?  that is the biggest known bitcoins holders that I found in the net, I am sure that there might be bigger holders, but their identity is unknown, I added them just as an interesting fact to know.


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7.4 million in total long-term investment.
now i am confused. you said 5 million now you say 7.4? what am i missing here.

One thousand it is the investors which has big amounts of bitcoins in their wallets, they have got 5 million, the rest 2,4 million belongs to small investors, that are holding a little amounts of BTC.

ok that clarifies things. but now the problem is that among those 1000 you have no way of knowing who owns what. i may possess 100,000BTC but i spread them around. 10,000 on different exchanges to manipulate the market (so the exchange cold storages should show a higher price) 10000 in a business i run. the rest i spread among multiple addresses so that nobody knows any better.

or the opposite, i run a business (like Coinbase) and i handle hundreds of thousands of accounts with a lot of bitcoin. i put them in one cold storage address. am i a holder in that 1000 you mentioned?
how do you differentiate these two?

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1. Satoshi Nakamoto - 1 000 000 bitcoins, which are still untouchable.
an estimate not facts. so it can not be accurate.



I did not know that, you mean that there in no one address with 1 000 000 bitcoins on it? There is many, which thought to belong to Satoshi?
yes. it would have been easy if that were true Cheesy
what happened is that we know Satoshi was mining bitcoin from day 1 and continued doing it for a long while. so some people started calculating like this:
(50BTC block reward * 144 block/day * X days) - (the coins that others were mining) = 1 million BTC
we don't know how long he mined, we don't know who else was mining and how much so the result is a guess at best.
3251  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is not haram for zakat, stressed the mosque leader in London on: June 15, 2018, 02:00:48 PM
Trading is haram as well making a profit from lending money if I am not wrong ( I say IF because I am not Muslim but it's what I found while searching long ago)

no, that is wrong. there is nothing haram about trading. there are trading markets such as gold and stocks market in Islamic countries.
lending money is a different story though. what you heard is about "Usury"[1] and that is lending under certain circumstances not just any lending money. for instance Islamic banks do lend money with interest. the "haram" part is about becoming a loan shark!

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usury

Sorry, but isn't any transaction based on a ""Al Ribā"" principle prohibited in Islam and the "Ribā al Fadhl" (sale or exchange for another of the same nature with a surplus).
and and excessive risk (bayu al-gharar)
and

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Mustafa Al-Zarqa, defines gharar as "the sale of probable items whose existence or characteristics are not certain, due to the risky nature that makes the trade similar to gambling

and Etoro has some kind of Islamic account, so ? There is something that has be done by Etoro to be Sharia compliant.

i'm sorry i am not an expert and these things are a bit hard to explain Tongue
basically Usury is not just about any interest, so wikipedia saying "usury meant interest of any kind" is somewhat wrong. it is the unfair interest that is gained with excessive or abusive rates for instance. but the "taking interest" part on its own is not Haram nor illegal.
and as i said if it was "haram" then it wouldn't have existed in Islamic banks and on the stock market in Islamic countries.
3252  Economy / Speculation / Re: who else has the feeling that bitcoin will keep going down? on: June 15, 2018, 01:48:58 PM
I am with the feeling that bitcoin will continue to lower its price. In spite of that, I still keep my cryptocurrencies.

isn't that contradictory? i mean if you feel that price is going down then shouldn't you be selling so that you have a chance to increase your bitcoin when you buy back after the drop?

as for "feeling" no i have no feeling whatsoever. i believe market is at its most unpredictable right now. we may see more drop or we may see a huge rise. i am not alone this uncertainty which is why the volume has dropped.
3253  Economy / Economics / Re: Gold & Silver are safe than bank deposits ?? on: June 14, 2018, 04:42:15 PM
banks are much safer than Gold and Silver because of two very simple facts.
1. your money in the bank is insured and you won't lose it under any circumstances (banking systems may differ in different countries though) and a thief can not easily rob you but they can easily rob you if you hold gold or silver at home and they can get away with it because you can't find /track them.

Read my signature below. You can store gold and silver in vaults with bullion dealers in other countries.

why would anyone in their right minds would want to trust a third party with their valuables while they can store it themselves?
and based on your post history anything you say, i take with a grain of salt!
3254  Economy / Speculation / Re: TRIPLE BOTTOM CONFIRMED??? on: June 14, 2018, 03:42:24 PM
this would have been true and could have even be an indicator if we were talking about some natural decline and natural bottoms. but nothing about this drop has been natural for at least 3 months now.

i just shared this screenshot of the market when you look at the hourly charts. when the drops aren't even happening naturally and are like this you can't really talk about double/triple bottoms, RSI, MACD,...
3255  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could the Chinese Govt take over the mining of BTC? on: June 14, 2018, 03:26:53 PM
This news is slowly coming out but over half the Bitcoin miners are Chinese entities!
What would happen if the Chinese Govt took the mining over from the entities: It is a scary possibility and i was made aware of it on a you tube channel that has 200,000 subscribers!


What would be the point?

You have to first think of that, what would be the point for the government to take over btc?
It's not like Chinese market is worried in any way about btc... Or like the cryptos are frightening the Chinese government. They have such a tight control on their internet that they already can slow down the expense of btc in their country if they really  care about it xD

the point is spreading FUD. the question is whether OP is trying to do it or if he is a victim of some dumbass on the internet who is spreading a 3 year old FUD as a new one.
honestly China is so 2015-16 now. nobody cares about them anymore the day their volume bubble broke and everyone saw how fake everything was over there. Wink
3256  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: What is peer to peer transaction? on: June 14, 2018, 03:03:39 PM
in the old system (centralization and banks) when i want to send you money i go to the bank and give them my money and ask them to send it to you and you go to them to receive the money that i sent you and we pay them a fee.

in the new system (decentralized and bitcoin) you and i are peers on a network of peers like us. when i want to send you money i directly send it to you without any mad in the middle through this network that is shared among all the peers called the bitcoin network and store the record of it on this public ledger called blockchain.
3257  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is not haram for zakat, stressed the mosque leader in London on: June 14, 2018, 02:45:56 PM
Trading is haram as well making a profit from lending money if I am not wrong ( I say IF because I am not Muslim but it's what I found while searching long ago)

no, that is wrong. there is nothing haram about trading. there are trading markets such as gold and stocks market in Islamic countries.
lending money is a different story though. what you heard is about "Usury"[1] and that is lending under certain circumstances not just any lending money. for instance Islamic banks do lend money with interest. the "haram" part is about becoming a loan shark!

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usury
3258  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Interesting information about the distribution of bitcoin. on: June 14, 2018, 02:40:04 PM
I learned from the study conducted by the chainalysis that Five million bitcoins (one third of available supply)
supply is 17 million. 5/17= 0.29 not one third (just nitpicking though)
and i can't help but notice the numbers you quoted don't even amass to 2 million let alone 5.

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is controlled by the 1,000 largest long term investors,
i would love to see a list of these 1000 investors and the real evidence that the coins belong to each of them....

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7.4 million in total long-term investment.
now i am confused. you said 5 million now you say 7.4? what am i missing here.

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It is also known that at least 2.3 million bitcoins have been lost.
wrong. it is NOT known.
there are a lot of different guesses about it and each of them come up with a different number some small and some way bigger than this.

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1. Satoshi Nakamoto - 1 000 000 bitcoins, which are still untouchable.
an estimate not facts. so it can not be accurate.

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3. Mt.Gox - 166 000 bitcoins, 34 000 of them were recently sold collapsing thereby the market.
4. FBI — they confiscated 144,000 bitcoins from Silk Road.
you started this by calling them "long term investors" how did these two end up being "investors"?
3259  Economy / Economics / Re: Gold & Silver are safe than bank deposits ?? on: June 13, 2018, 04:28:43 PM
banks are much safer than Gold and Silver because of two very simple facts.
1. your money in the bank is insured and you won't lose it under any circumstances (banking systems may differ in different countries though) and a thief can not easily rob you but they can easily rob you if you hold gold or silver at home and they can get away with it because you can't find /track them.
2. fiat in bank has a fixed value and if the economy if your country is not shit the value of it is not fluctuating so if you hold $1 mil today it will be worth $1 mil in a year too. but if you hold $1 mil worth of Silver today it may be worth $7000 in a year!
3260  Economy / Speculation / Re: Can Bitcoin stay above 6500? on: June 13, 2018, 04:18:01 PM
you are correct, it is too late to sell but also we don't know whether price is going lower or not. nowadays drops are not happening naturally anymore. there is a lot of things going on, a lot of dumps and a lot of manipulation while the investors are staying out with their money and waiting for things to settle down before they start reinvesting.
this is one of those times that no matter what you do, in the end you will be burned.
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