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This is like searching for illness with simple cough symptoms and Google would tell you that you have brain tumor.
I can't see why Google would spread such information while it is just doing its algorithm.
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A few moments ago, BTC crossed 12k$. Many analysts said, if we cross 12k$ we will be back to the bull market. What do you think? Is it a fake out or we are back to the bull market?
Back when Bitcoin was still at around 9k this year, it managed to breach past 10k. That should already more than enough to be called a bull run. Kinda surprised actually that we just suddenly breached past 12k, while I just observed yesterday that it was around 11.5k. 13k soon? Maybe. |
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Always into Bitcoin, mate.
Within 2 years and I could've been already holding Bitcoin for 5 years and I am not thinking of exiting out from it yet. I do not reside in US, but I wouldn't also just keep holding my local currency, well might be just for the cases of paying non-Bitcoin accepting merchants.
I ain't into stock trading yet.
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Indeed, though that is kind of situational for some coins. That's why there are coins that are meant to be held for longer time than just by trading it within the day. I use that practice in Bitcoin, well that's the coin I only hold anyway. Back in my day trading practices, I held some alts for about a month but they weren't giving me any profit, that's why I conclude that some coins are meant to be day traded. |
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We're in a circle. And what we're looking at is the same hype as the ICO did. But did it last long? no. That is the reason why other speculators see that the same fate will come next to the defi projects. Scam projects will proliferate this industry and investors will keep away from it. The established will stay but mostly won't. I thought this was for reals lol. It was insane when ICOs were like getting big back in the days. I don't think that ICOs are gonna return though if ever there's such round 2. Can we assume that IEOs, STOs, etc were like the round x of ICOs ? Hype never ends for different trends but it ends in each trends at a specific point, cause of what we known as scams. |
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There were a lot of shitcoins that arrived anyway, not surprised that the stopping of altcoins would happen anytime soon, more like it is quite questionable why is the hype still arriving endlessly in some alts that aren't even worth the money. We started from ICO hypes then went to IEOs hype then suddenly now we got De-Fi. It's kind of insane how large the minds of businessmen are now these days. |
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what you are saying is very true because some time ago I still saw a lot of bots registering on a large scale and stealing the identity of people in this forum so it's very dangerous, it's better to use the authentic post system that can be used for verification and may also apply can only one register from google form. Too bad that many people get tagged for that for wrong reason, and good thing that some obvious wrong connection happens through ownership of an ETH or BTC address. Good thing there are plenty of bounty managers willing to check each entries for verification purposes. Some aren't and just straight up running the bounty itself. |
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It's already an occupation, I've seen a lot of people in Facebook even claiming that they're crypto trader though it is quite difficult to get into full-time trading if you're looking for stability in life. I read a thread last night about investing large amounts in order to make a living out of trading and I think that's somehow true that getting into full-time in crypto takes quite a while that's why I consider this just a sideline of just a part time work |
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Well it didn't really truly drop at all considering that even Bitcoin crawled its way back up to 10k which was a dream price to breach or breakthrough. I understand that there were a lot of people that sold their coins to their local currencies for use of buying their needs but trade didn't stop. Good coins were still being traded normally though it is expected that many will exit the market for emergency funds. |
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You can trade with small amounts, but expecting it to sustain you for even a week in unrealistic. If you want to get big in trading, you should invest as well in large amounts . High risk = high reward kind of mindset.
But you shouldn't think about trading first even if you have large amount of money in your disposal. Consider asking yourself if you're willing to lose that amount of money.
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I think this is already a common problem in bounties because cheaters would want to of course get higher stakes by using someone else's account for usernames. I believe that even Satoshi's account here was even used before in bounty campaigns as well as other Legendary and reputated members here. Kinda annoying and stupid, I know. All you gotta do is get in touch with the BM so that you'll avoid getting framed for bounty abusing with alt accounts although I can see it in your feedback that you have alts but got somehow worked out and clarified. |
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Well in diversification, still don't forget in investing higher up coins for safety purposes. You couldn't imagine if all those coins in the basket all failed right? I wouldn't leave my BTC balance to zero if I decide to divide my spare to some alts. |
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What if ether price goes up to more than $2000 dollars.. How will people or new cryptocurrency users be able to cope with the gas fee. As I can see so far, the current gas price has been giving people tough time. I remember when we used to use 2 gwei for gas price.
I don't think the Ethereum network congestion can reduce with time.
That's kind of unrealistic gas fee. That's even below my average earnings in trades back then. Only thing we should worry I think is the speed of transaction instead of the fees that are being paid. |
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Ah yes that good ol days when the price went up to 20k. It just took a month for its massive increases actually, and it was insane. It should be marked as a part of history of Bitcoin already from its price range. Kinda sad what happened next as you mentioned, but it's unavoidable as it is a government and you can't do a single crap against it singlehandedly. It should be something yet to come for me actually, although regulations are happening, some are even lifting their regulations lately. The only question is when. |
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It's quite common now.
Someone needs to do verification of people owning these accounts sometimes.
There are users here being a victim when they don't even do anything in cheating bounties.
Bounty campaigns are quite vulnerable to these because it is mostly done in the Google Forms.
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That's why you don't do KYC in bounties and at the same time I don't even advise to use fake ids just to claim these coins that'll turn to shitcoins anyway in the end as you'll just waste your money for the service of creating one plus paying your fines once you get busted out of using fake ids.
Scams were already here long time ago even back in ICO days in 2017, and in fact scams are already part of anything that involves throwing money anyway.
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Maybe you can put all your money on investment. Like ETH or BTC. Its a good choice & i think it can give you profit. But if you want suggestion outside crypto space stock market is also good. Another one is buying food or drink franchise.
Buy a pizza like that's trend back in the days here, huh.  There's nothing else that I would love to throw my $1000 at but to almost investing in those topper coins you mentioned, other than it, I don't think there's that much to buy. Others would be for my day trading, but I ain't day trading for now. |
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Bounty managers have an obligation to ensure that they carry out due diligence before presenting a project to their community for promotion. Even when series of due diligence are carried out, it's still possible to end up promoting a scam project. So my advice is to consider the amount of scam projects which a bounty manager has promoted before deciding whether to boycott his bounties. We need to understand that the space is quite risky and it may be impossible to always make the right moves when it comes to security.
I just learned this before that it isn't their full responsibility to find legitimate projects to manage at. That's why I mostly avoid long time ago those BMs that are fully affiliated with the project. Bounty managers only have the most power from that to stop the bounty, but from the start of the bounty, they aren't the responsible for a scam bounty unless that said project is visibly scam in the naked eye like it was reported multiple times already. |
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I know many project managers that handles good projects such as Jamalezaz, bounty detective, and many others most of them are either hero members or legend, I believe they have enough experience to handle it mere considering their ranks, not to say the rank is the only criteria to be a good project manager.i always doubt those project starters with newbie ranks.is it that they decide to use a new forum page,or were the restarting after being hacked or disqualified or how come a new be is handling a project? This are few questions that comes to my mind about newbie managers.
I remember some words from a reputated manager here and I just forgot the whole reply. I could quote it in here when I find it again. All I remember is that it isn't entirely their job to find scam project or bounties. They could just stop the campaign if red flags rise. This is to tell everyone that a reputated or even a veteran manager doesn't indicate a legitimate project or bounty, but this isn't meant to tell that you shouldn't trust the manager.They aren't fully affiliated with the project they manage so they don't have the fullest idea of what's going on inside. |
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In my country? So far nah. There isn't that much crypto related news so far so that's a bit enough to calm my mind for now, even if there was a news about some platform like Forsage being exposed as a ponzi scheme as warned by SEC before. Although the probable effect of it would be mostly just a lesser potential investors. |
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