Not all traders has a big knowledge in regarding about trading here in crypto space.
Trading is a platform like in the market where you need to buy some so we can able to earn in it via
selling in the different exchange site platform.
What you're telling is about arbitrage but these days, I don't think that there's still an easy way to do that since most of the exchanges are having close rates for each of the cryptos that they have. In short, once you have a coin were you buy it in the
exchange it is consider already as your own assets(coins/altcoins).
Yes, you own that asset but remember that if it's on exchange, they don't give you the keys and when you don't own the keys, you don't own it until it's transferred to your own wallet. |
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Surprisingly that Coinbase had to list this coin, I thought that they're too strict with policies about listing. But I agree to you OP, it may not that be a long term investment. But as long as you can take advantage of the situation as it's still fresh, you can profit from this situation. Will it ever hit 1 penny ? who knows !! Crypto is full of surprises !!
It is full of surprises but I'm telling you that it won't reach even a penny. |
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If any countries don't get any restricted, and no KYC. If we play with VPN, isn't allowed?
I haven't seen any policy written on their user agreement about VPN usage but with their privacy policy, there's about VPN but it's about their server protection. Similarly I am not 100% sure that "no KYC, no blacklisted countries" is the flex this place thinks it is. Don't get me wrong it is what the gamblers "want" and that is why it looks great, but is it really what we need? Normally why do companies ask for KYC and blacklist some countries? They are not doing it because it is fun for them right? All casinos would love to have no KYC at all and no blacklisted nations as well, after all blacklisting a nation would require them to not get any money at all from certain people, and KYC would be a reason for some gamblers to leave. So, if we established that all places would love to have no KYC and no blacklisted nations but they still do, then we need to take a look at the reason behind this. After you figure that out, you will realize that maybe having KYC and blacklisted nations is a sign of something good, or maybe not, I will leave to people to decide. Yes, leave those people to decide as long as the likes of everyone has been applied then that's the reason why everyone has to stay. And what OP has said is that the policy of NO KYC shall stay for the meantime and let's hope for the best on it. |
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Solana is a new promising altcoin that surpassed dogecoin to be ranked up to seventh place on CMC. And based on its price last August 15 2021 it is only 44$ and now its current price is 157$ based on that super Sonic price movement from 44$ to 157$ for just one months, I think Solana is good for short term investment, what would be your insights about this guys. Good for long term or short term investment?
Solana's peak price was close to $200 and that might be reached again anytime soon. I haven't invested in it but it's probably good as a long-term investment but still, have your own assessment on this coin. There are many altcoins that have been at the top and with their peak but after a year or two, they're totally out of it. And if you want to sell your btc and eth for SOL, I won't do that but if you think that your solution for you to invest in it. Well, invest wisely. |
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That's a good jumpstart and catchy discussion that you've made OP. Aside from giving the introduction of the exchange where you're working at, you have also made a good discussion. Well, bitcoin has changed my life for real. I didn't expected that holding it is truly a life changing decision although I'm not truly an expert in these matters but having an experience about it makes you aware of what's good to hold and what's in it store for us.
Why thanks  I think sometimes its nice to have a more lighthearted chat, we are all on here for the same reason, and I think it's nice to see how life changing Bitcoin can truly be. I was a bitcoiner before I got this job, and now I get to go to a job every day that I genuinely love. I love hearing other peoples stories, the community is one of Bitcoins greatest assets IMO. Well, you're on point and you've got a better aura than the others who are trying hard to start a discussion without anything to talk about aside from the product that they introduce and it's only about it, nothing else. It's also my dream to work for any exchange or any company that's focused on crypto, a legitimate company that will impact not only me as a person while working there but also a lot of people that will benefit from that company's services offer. |
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I think it's just pure ignorance that's causing all of this hatred, I mean isn't that the reason why people are always angry at some things? That's because they don't know a squat about that thing and they don't take the time to learn so they hate on it even if it's baseless.
Not all of them are ignorant about bitcoin. Actually, many of those people that hates bitcoin had their own time to research it and understood what bitcoin really is. But you're right that when someone is angry and hating a thing, it's one reason for it that he doesn't understand what it is. But as I've said, there are those that understand bitcoin but still ignores the fact that they can't believe that bitcoin is a disruptor not just in technology with its blockchain but as well as both for fin-tech. |
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That's a good jumpstart and catchy discussion that you've made OP. Aside from giving the introduction of the exchange where you're working at, you have also made a good discussion. Well, bitcoin has changed my life for real. I didn't expected that holding it is truly a life changing decision although I'm not truly an expert in these matters but having an experience about it makes you aware of what's good to hold and what's in it store for us.
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Welcome to the forum and good luck with the start of satcrash.io. If any countries don't get any restricted, and no KYC. If we play with VPN, isn't allowed?
I haven't seen any policy written on their user agreement about VPN usage but with their privacy policy, there's about VPN but it's about their server protection. ^ I think it is allowed to use, just visit on Privacy Policy option and scroll down below you will see there regarding the VPN and good thing, it is open to all countries and you are the one reliable your own jurisdiction if you will follow or not. However, welcome to the forum OP, you have managed a signature campaign which is an effective way of marketing strategy. But upon having time reading on User Agreement, I saw there that only BTC was accepted as a deposit and withdrawal, we know that the several issues of BTC are the transactions fee when the network is congested, is there any chance we have an alternate to BTC that has a, lowest fee? Yes, that's what I've said about the privacy policy and it's there but it's all about the server thing so technically I'm not sure what they say about it. Might better to wait for the clarity of the owner or any representative from them since they'll be active on this thread regarding queries and other related questions about their newly launched crash site. |
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Those who are that much interested in Decentralized Finance projects, it's a fact that they're really giving decent profits.
But, I'd like to give you a warning that there's also some projects there that lack of tight security and that makes them prone in hacking and penetration from hackers that will also take your balance if it's there while the hacking happens.
its true, the truly threat against DeFi platform is hacker who tried to exploit the Smart-Contract on its platform. Its will hurt the entire user of the platform and possible to crash the projects too. So, be picky to pick the safest DeFi option that already audited by reliable security firm. If the security isn't being tightened by the developers of those Decentralized Projects that you guys are interested, they really are penetrable by the hackers and that's why in the news that there were DeFi projects that were hacked and a lot of funds have been involved and robbed by the hackers. Yeah, be choosy and picky with those DeFi platforms that you guys are about to invest because it's your fund that will be compromised if you choose those DeFis that don't have a strong security. |
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Welcome to the forum and good luck with the start of satcrash.io. If any countries don't get any restricted, and no KYC. If we play with VPN, isn't allowed?
I haven't seen any policy written on their user agreement about VPN usage but with their privacy policy, there's about VPN but it's about their server protection. |
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I'll choose the B.
With that amount, you can burn that so quick if you're playing those games indicated in A. And when you keep on going, I guess within less than an hour if you're unlucky, you're about to stop because you've got nothing left anymore. While in B, if it's competitive, you're encouraging yourself to win and be meticulous with every decision you play per bet.
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Those who are that much interested in Decentralized Finance projects, it's a fact that they're really giving decent profits.
But, I'd like to give you a warning that there's also some projects there that lack of tight security and that makes them prone in hacking and penetration from hackers that will also take your balance if it's there while the hacking happens.
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Serbia? I'm with those rumors lately that it's gonna be Cuba, Paraguay and Dominican Republic. I don't know and can't be sure with that but those countries were on the news that seems to be also interested with crypto. It seems that many country in Latin America are looking forward to be open with bitcoin adoption. I think the ideal countries that are next to El Salvador is Venezuela and Zimbabwe. These two countries are known for the hyper inflation that's happening there right now.
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Thank you Hhampuz for the hard work and Arcona, I hope that you come back soon.  |
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I hodl bitcoin because it's one of the best ways of storing value I know.
Fiat money will collapse, better have sound money like Bitcoin.
Fiat money won't collapse, it's going to stay because most of the governments will never let go of it. What's going to happen for most of the fiat will be dealt with in inflation. That's no longer a secret and only a few countries can stop it but most of the countries, especially during this pandemic outbreak will experience it. |
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If you are well versed in trading and can do market analysis then you can do daily trading. It is better not to hold there. I disagree with what you've said. If you're good at trading, you can still hold. There's no condition or ruling about holding. Well, actually it is better if you're a good day trader and then you're also a holder. You've got another source of investment that's for sure you're going to profit on it someday while you're actively trading. Holding is best for those who are not well versed in trading and cannot analyze the market.If you can trade with good analysis then you can make a lot of profit every day.
I agree for those can't do day trading, they better study first and hold. |
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I think every time is a good time for investing in BTC for long time investors
It is those times that you are ready to invest. Those are the times and the best when you're on it. Without any hesitation or double thinking because you're seeing the true growth and potential of bitcoin for a long time. because BTC never falls in near future.
Although I agree on this but just to give the newbies the idea, there will still be time for bitcoin to correct. |
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Hold your bitcoin for longer it's make possibility to increase the value of Price.
It is the reason why many of us are holding, the future price of it will increase and that's more likely than to invest in altcoins that you think will increase and make you recover your losses. Selling bitcoin is not the good idea. Dont panic be patience if any doubts asked experience people.
It is a good idea if you're at the right time but if you are not then you are doing it wrong. The reason why many bitcoin holders are raking in profits because they're patient. |
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Actually, I think that casino owners care a bit more than that.
Credit cards inherently carry a charge back risk since they are a reversible payment method.
This is why you don't see any casinos accept paypal, for instance, because the payer could just claim that their account had been hacked. Same thing with credit cards, it is subject to a ton of fraud and carding activity.
That's right, the reversal can be taken advantage of by those customers that will file disputes to their bank or credit card providers and that's just the same as those PayPal reversal transactions. Without that much interaction, they'll just lie and tell a story that they didn't conduct that transaction and then the provider will just reverse the transaction. |
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