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3541  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Tried futures trading for the first time on: April 03, 2021, 04:27:32 AM
That's not a thing for me but if you've managed to gain profits and hits your position, you should take profit immediately before you get liquidated.

Seems your stop-loss got hit OP?  Cheesy

Speaking of Futures trading, it is extremely risky, to be honest, I got still a lot of losses from futures trading.
There are a lot of people that trading futures are fools, liquidated everywhere because of high leverage.

That's why if you are trading futures, risk management is really a MUST.
This is why I'm staying in spot trading, I can manage the risk easier than leveraging or doing futures trading. Not really my kind of appetite and it's hard but yeah, it's very risky but if you understand it and gained enough experience, it's very rewarding.

But I'll stick to low rewards with lesser risk in spot.
3542  Economy / Speculation / Re: How fast do you think will Bitcoin reach $100k? on: April 03, 2021, 02:49:49 AM
Just for fun prediction, maybe if things are still the same with all of those good news, adoptions, and the same market movement on this bull run. 6 months would be the safe assumption for bitcoin to reach $100k. But that's just my opinion because no one can really get the most accurate prediction and motion of bitcoin in terms of guessing the correct price with its nature of being very volatile.

And just as human nature when we're done hitting $100k, what would be the next trend? Predictions that will surprise those people who still doubt bitcoin and numbers that would reach a million dollars.
3543  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: what do i need to learn to be a good blockcahin developer on: April 03, 2021, 01:29:39 AM
Check this article that states what are the top 10 programming languages that you need to become a blockchain developer. You're timely asking this because there's a demand for this expertise.

Top 10 Programming Languages for Blockchain Development

It's easier to you to cope up and hone yourself to become one if you already had a background with any of those.
3544  Bitcoin / Wallet software / Re: Mycellium vs CoinBase?Whats the difference? on: April 02, 2021, 03:52:36 PM
I don't know what do you mean about no fees, probably they use very cheap network (i.e. Tron).
Maybe they're transferring from each other and that's the off-chain transactions that really have no fee at all. That's Coinbase wallet to Coinbase wallet.

@OP what's your plan with your crypto holdings. Are you planning to hold it long-term? Remember that if you don't own the keys, not your coins.
3545  Economy / Speculation / Re: Despite six months of rising Bitcoin prices, Peter Brent says up to $ 50,000 cor on: April 02, 2021, 02:30:34 PM
He's the same guy that had predicted about bitcoin will reach $100k and we're not even yet reaching that point.

The price will continue to rise, it is already inevitable. The bull run will continue until the end of the summer.
No one actually knows if it will continue up to summer or it will be the endpoint. But most likely that it won't stop there, this bull run looks like not ending any moment from what we're thinking.
3546  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🏆 Blockchain Casino Awards (2021) | The Best Crypto Casinos 🏆 on: April 02, 2021, 11:29:45 AM
I am not quite if it's right asking you this but I don't think that 1xbit should belong to your great list. If you can see their thread here, there are lots of unresolved scam accusation[1] on their management team and most of it are being ignored.
I don't see 1xbit as a winner but I see it as one of the nominees on the best crypto sportsbook. Although it didn't win, I agree to you that they should check the integrity first if they're going to have another round for this.

Do you have some list on what are the gambling sites that you had tested out overall so that people would be aware that the site they do prefer is included or not on the test?

For sure there would be lots who had missed out. Would you mind on mentioning it or you cant disclosed it out? So that people could make out recommendations or
suggestions on other gambling sites that might really fit out into your criteria and might find it interesting or good on your side.
On their disclosure about how they ranked it based on their criteria, they've said that they've reviewed them in the past but won't further disclose other factors. Check how they've made this list.

https://casinosblockchain.io/blockchain-casino-awards-criteria/
3547  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Accidentally sent BTC to USDT address on: April 02, 2021, 09:40:16 AM
Ok thank you, I understand that ı can not do anythink myself. I have to wait support reply.
You're welcome. Yes, that's what you have to do right now, to wait.

There's no one that can help you here though but only give you advice that I have said the same. Cheer up, they'll get on you once they have you on the queue.

3548  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: Coinbase vs Shopify for new coins on: April 02, 2021, 08:03:52 AM
Think of it like this, you want to sell coins, setup a shopify store and sell the coin for USD at whatever price that you like. It could be any coin, bitcoin, litecoin, each coin is a product on the shopify store. buy the coin, provide your address and coins are sent to that address.
This is like an exchange that you're describing but it's just slower than the usual exchange that we have. If it's needed to provide the address for the bought coins to be sent later, that's a manual process, unlike the usual exchange that you can withdraw it anytime as long as you're at the threshold of minimum withdrawal.

What OP's idea is like the marketplace for e-commerce just like what we see with them selling goods and products online. But in his idea, it's his coins or any other coins that will be listed there.
3549  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How did you start? on: April 01, 2021, 08:58:09 PM
Started in land-based neighborhood gambling IIRC. Where most of the people in my old neighborhood gamble as their pastime and as a kid, I'm just watching them play different games with cards and that's what I think where it all started when I've become curious to play.

I'm not sure how old I was or it was the first time I've started to gamble since I'm quite old already. But that's one that I can recall with my memory right now. Until I've learned about online casinos and crypto casinos a few years back.
3550  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Accidentally sent BTC to USDT address on: April 01, 2021, 07:56:45 PM
Hi again,  today iş the 9th day. How long am ı need to wait Sad  is anybody may give me some advice please ? Sad
Sorry but no one can help you out to expedite the process of the request that you've sent them. They've already given you words that it might take weeks before they resolve the concern that you have raised to them.

You only have to wait until they resolve the issue and give back your funds. And as they say, the only thing that you can do aside from waiting is to follow up your ticket.


Thank you for your reply. I already understund that I need to wait .  But I dont understand that normally they solve issue maximum 4-5 days. I read some post about of it.

Buy in my issue it takes more days. I only want to know why  ı am waiting more then the others. 

Thanks
Maybe it's because of the volume of inquiries that they're getting. In other exchanges, they reply as immediately as they can but they put a disclaimer that they may not able to reply quickly because of a lot of inquiries that they have to address.

But it wouldn't hurt if you're going to follow up your concern and that might get their attention in solving your issue with the timeframe that they've given to you.
3551  Economy / Economics / Re: I'm afraid of the crypto craze in Korea. on: April 01, 2021, 06:55:01 PM
There is no difference between Korea(South) to the other nations that are also into crypto. The market has always been speculative and you cannot change that fact.

Even if you are frustrated with what's happening, the gap cannot be changed until most people start being conservative in investments. But there were also bad news that happened there, like closing of Korean exchanges.
3552  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Accidentally sent BTC to USDT address on: April 01, 2021, 10:40:35 AM
Hi again,  today iş the 9th day. How long am ı need to wait Sad  is anybody may give me some advice please ? Sad
Sorry but no one can help you out to expedite the process of the request that you've sent them. They've already given you words that it might take weeks before they resolve the concern that you have raised to them.

You only have to wait until they resolve the issue and give back your funds. And as they say, the only thing that you can do aside from waiting is to follow up your ticket.
3553  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Would you use locktime for hodling? on: April 01, 2021, 09:35:41 AM
We should be the ones holding it and that's why we have the option to hold it on our cold storage which we also hold the private keys, so if the times that we have to spend it, there's no lock time that we're going to think of.

How long you're planning it to lock? I guess we have our own strategy how we should deal with our own coins but it's better that you're free to touch it anytime you want.
3554  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: sharply diverged expectations for bitcoin on: March 31, 2021, 07:20:12 PM
I suppose many people would like to see Bitcoin price dropping to a value between 10-20k dollars again to accumulate some.  Grin  
The same feeling when bitcoin was striving to break $10k and people would tell that they'll just wait again for bitcoin to hit another $3k because they've missed the first time that it had decreased to that price. Like what everyone is saying on this bull run, it's very different from the past and the bottom is going to be different too.

Many will be buying in a glance if bitcoin hits back those prices and there's no doubt about it. But the thing is if we're still going to see those prices?

And it is also seen very clearly in the table on that link also. To be honest, I'd be very glad to see it also to buy more and HODL it. But I don't mean that buying now is not sensible. I think buying BTC at whatever price is sensible as the main goal is to HODL and make a good profit in the long run.
As long as you find it a good price to buy, any price will do and to add more with the bitcoins that you hold.
3555  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Binance contact on: March 31, 2021, 06:15:55 PM
No, they're good in terms of customer support. Since when you have started sending them your concern? Did you just contact them within less than 24 hours?

If so, give them time to reply or check their reddit there's a pinned post there on how to use their new support system.

https://www.reddit.com/r/binance/

https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/7b0fd3ccb821483a99ff8f5cda374ee9


3556  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Crypto to $AUD on: March 31, 2021, 03:20:19 PM
Are Exchanges the best way to go?
You have no choice but to sell those on exchanges unless you find personal trades that would like to meet you up and buy those coins you've mined. But during this pandemic, that won't be hard as an option even your country has a lower case these days.

Binance has support for AUD so that's an ease for you but if there's a specific local exchange that has been mentioned for your country, you should give it a try because that's better.
3557  Economy / Speculation / Re: 3 reasons why BTC will unlikely trade below $50,000 in the near term on: March 31, 2021, 11:05:14 AM
I hope bitcoin will not go down for below $50,000 in the near term before I can close my trade and take profit Grin
Close your trade and set it automatically so that you won't be panicking if ever it will do. But there's still the probability that it will but just like you, we don't want to see it go low down again.
I already close my trade when the bitcoin price can increase, so I do not think more about the price. Now, I only want to wait for another downtrend that will comes after the price increase. But if the price still increases, I have some more bitcoin ready to sell at the next higher price because I think the price can break $61k or more. Hopefully, the price does not drop again as before, but I will make sure to buy more bitcoin if that happens.
As I'm looking at the price lately, it didn't break $60k and there's again a liquidation which made bitcoin drop by $2k. The highest for this day was $59k and I thought that we're be breaking the $60k again but it didn't and as of now, the price calmly stays at $57,900.

That's right, we could drop a bit, those 20-30% drops are not a big deal, sure that would mean that we would be in the under 50k places, but I think that could happen after we increased as well. What people are not understanding is that last time in 2017 when these sales happened, people were mad that they were too late and they sold anyway, price kept going down more and more constantly, that was what people did, however we are talking about something that's entirely different, prices go down and people see it as cheap discounted bitcoin this time around.

This is why I think it's quite obvious that we are not going to make that much change anymore, we will probably go up faster once again because when it goes up, it goes up very fast and that's what we will have because we tried to go down and whales sold but it's not dropping much so only way to go is up now.
The trend for bitcoin for going up makes it different this time. While we've seen it broke the last ATH for 2017 and even more from last year's ending up to this moment, this makes us believe that it's unlikely to see bitcoin at a lower price again, although things can change in instant.
3558  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The fine line between market investment and sports gambling on: March 31, 2021, 09:53:37 AM
In the sense of other games which are pure luck, I think the difference starts there but it's also debatable that there are investors that are only choosing coins through luck and don't mind if that coin will take time for them to prosper.

Agree so in the end, no need to really differentiate the risks between market investment and the usual gambling investment.

Other people can professionally handle trading but not in gambling while on the other hand, there are people who can handle gambling but not trading.

But to get profits, it all relies upon our own strategy on both.
Yeah, it's the opposite and the other way around. Where is the person is good at, he/she should be staying on it.

The problem with gambling is that you either win or lose within a time frame as the game gets over but if you are investing in an asset you can just wait for months and even years because you believe in the project. Imagine someone buying bitcoins at 10k then having to see the price drop down to 3k but if they kept faith now they can get huge value but with gambling you either lose or win and there is no chance for you to delay or wait for things to change in your favor.

Gambling should only be meant for fun as everyone says and that is because no one can actually win in the long term, no matter what strategies you make you are always going to lose. Investment is made because you believe in a project and just want to buy some shares, a completely different scenario.
That's the difference in investment and as I've said you, don't mind waiting until that coin starts to recover. Gambling for fun is always being said but there really are those gamblers that are very professional and no doubt good at it.
3559  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: What is safest: Binance/exchanges or online software wallets? on: March 31, 2021, 08:07:22 AM
Of course hardware is safest than any centralized exchange but exchanges offer many good deals like staking and i think its better to keep them in exchanges because some offers are limited and maybe you may miss one of them easily if you keep in hardware
If your purpose is to use their staking and interest earning feature then you really have to keep it to the exchanges. But it still applies that if you don't hold the keys, you don't own your coins.

What's with the small interest that you're going to earn yearly if your coins at risk. Even if you tell that it's from the most known exchanges, still, they're always vulnerable to attacks and might affect your funds if the unexpected comes.
3560  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Bitcoin adoption isn't stopping on: March 30, 2021, 11:11:08 PM
Bitcoin adoption is not stopping and it will continue like this too. As long as there are more companies and even governments which do things for the benefit of the adoption, there is no way for it to stop. For example, VISA wasn't even seeing Bitcoin as a payment method before but they are now working for integrating their system with Bitcoin.
And on the early days, there were speculations and thoughts of those "what if" a known payment processor starts to adopt bitcoin and adds it to their platform. Now, they've all come into reality and all of those early investors that had thought about it have seen it happening.

But there will always be those people that despite the adoption that happens, they're going to bring FUD to everyone.

Just like this: Ray Dalio Warns Governments May Try to Ban BTC
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