I will say you should sustain yourself with the way you are going gradually until you build enough capital, then you can begin to take commensurate risk. By then you already have left capital in case something goes wrong if I could compound that weekly or monthly it would be amazing but cant do it. Heck even if I could double €1000 every month and remove profits it would be life changing.
Any advice on moving to the next level or what I need to look at in order to reach my goals
With the above, I see desperation and that is not good for you so that you won't lose all. Take it easy and little by little, you will get there. I wish you luck.
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The bull market gives more of profit taking , it puts investors/holders in green mood ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) but as for the bear times, is more of sad moment for same holders but people who trade would still be making profit on the bear.
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Bitcoin should definitely be treated as a currency but the reality right now is that most people use it as an investment.
But for me, I think that investment is right for bitcoin but a currency shouldn't fluctuate as bitcoin does. People use it as investment and I think that is what it is.
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to a lawyer who will use legal means (a lien, or?) to be personally compensated by the owner and/or thief.
Who do you refer to owner here ? You mean bitfloor or ? My account/BTC ownership/debt will be legally transferred to a lawyer, who must recognize that BTC is a deflationary currency with a fixed supply & increasing demand, so my offer will be profitable for them, .
Is is account going to be transfered to the lawyer as a guarantor, trustee or beneficiary? These are questios you need to do more explanation on. Moreover, you need to take this to legal board here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=74.0I guess it will get better response there.
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...yet for every one of those, there are plenty of others trying to scam the public, launder money or evade taxes.”
It is not surprising that this above is one major reason that icos won't get financial support from banks. Banks are very shrewd business institutions, they wouldn't dive into a business venture they are not sure of recouping their investment. Icos have been bastardized and banks don't see them as a safe place to put money on. Big banks like citi, jpmorgan, hbsc wouldn't at all. They are eagle eyed banks, always looking for where the money at ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif)
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What I believe the reason for KYC is , is to avoid double standard. That is to represent yourself twice like cheating the ICO. They introduced it in bounty campaign to avoid alternative accounts
However, ICO announcing kyc after campaign is bad.
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I just opened my eyes to Bitcoin mining, I save up 80$ every month and was thinking maybe investing them in bitcoins wouldn't be that bad an idea? Whats your thoughts on this, what should a first timer know?
I hope you were able to take the decision and buy bitcoin at that very time because I could remember that bitcoin was below $1000 in February 2017. If you buy then I large quantities and sell now you should be in big profits if you sell in December 2017 or even now. I thought Op talked about making $80 per month and if he does not have the zeal and determination to invest in bitcoin, he would have given up because, it was not as if he had $1000 at hand then. He would have needed to save up to 10 to 12 months to acquire a bitcoin going by his earnings then.
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Really is a stuff to hear and really glad my heart. This is a call to other retail stores especially regions where bitcoin has not been declared illegal. The adoption should start from even little wares and big stores will have a reference point.
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Well as far bitcoin is concern, I do not agree that it is only demand and supply that affects the price. If we saybis only demand and supply , how come we experienced a crash in early last year after we had the ATH. I think fud and the bubble story are also part of what affects price.
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In a report earlier this week, it was gathered that a recent survey conducted in China brought a result of 66% saying there's no need for Bitcoin and other cryptocurencies. Do you consider this a FUD or it's the actual representation of their thoughts?
I don't see the above as FUD but a representation of an opinion but I can't confirm if the opinion is of the general citizen of China because no link is provided. However, if they say it is not necessary, it could be because they are feeling disenchanted with it.
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Don't be surprised that some of them are the first set of people to dump their tokens ones it get listed,
Yes they can only be the first to dump because they know they don't have nice project, so as soon as people start having interest at the end of ico, they go dumping. They are just there to make business out of investors.
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We are still far from bull from what the chart is showing. And meanwhile, it is bitcoin that is likely to lead the growth before other coins can fellow.
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but I am still in loss because of the non-completed trades and bot trade fees.
I'm not a fan of bots in trade. They are not perfect just as they are made or designed to be. You see it malfunctioning sometime and other time, they are fair. If it were perfect, designers wouldn't sell them .
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a) crypto is built for machine to machine payments
![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) close to it going by the modus operandi of transaction, maybe. For fiat, most times there is a third party interference which is always a human being but cryptocurrency not like that. Strictly from gadget A to gadget B
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Etheruem is second to bitcoin, so I consider etheruem as the king of altcoin. Etheruem has its blockchain that other altcoins use as their platform. Its volume and market cap show clearly that it is the investors second choice after bitcoin.
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Etheruem is second to bitcoin, so I consider etheruem as the king of altcoin. Etheruem has its blockchain that other altcoins use as their platform.
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The market is an unstable market and that is how its fluctuation breed profit for hodlers. Certainly, as the price have dropped, it will rise again but when we don't know. I will just keep holding whatever coins I have and secure my security codes.
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If you mean intelligent as measured by the number of successful coins one has in the portfolio, I would say nope, that is not intelligence but luck. Take for instance, people invested in bitcoin (unarguably the best crypto) but are still stucked on it with losses while some have angrily sold with losses. I think is about timing and luck.
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Using a group signal can be dangerous if you believe everything from the signal always. Try to make a cross checking instead of making an order just based from the group signal.
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This kind of transaction is exactly appropriate for bitcoin and cryptocurrency. Huge financial transactions is more cossy and it takes away the burden off fiat. It is a good adopting story.
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