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361  Other / Meta / Re: Merit & new rank requirements on: July 02, 2018, 02:50:59 AM
Merit system has a purpose of quality posts being posted in the BITCOIN FORUM. But as you go through a topic in the BITCOIN FORUM you will realize that there are only few fixed members who are posting the required way ,
I don't think there is a strict required way(I mean there is no exact recipe) unless your posts are quality, creative and valuble to the forum members.

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whereas , others are still posting as if they are only required to have a post daily or so.
There is no requirement for posting daily unless you're a member of a bounty gangs who asked to bump their ANN threads as per requirement for getting few shitcoinin which created out of thin air.

Oh no you're also a serious bounty Hunter when looking at your post history. It's full of bounty reports only. How about this  if we change what you're saying " Bounty hunters are still posting as if they are only required to have a post daily in ANN threads"

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then also they are not getting any merit which is affecting their rank a lot. This has become a headache for some

Why so worried about merits. I think headaches are only for juniors and new members who willing to participate signature campaigns and earn money but couldn't due to Merit barrier.

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and is not really appreciated because despite the the work required accordingly, they are not being rewarded.

We can't expect every quality post are getting rewarded since it's not a AI process that measures the value of a post. If someone noticed that your post are good and add value to the forum they will surely merited you.
362  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How can I start trading? on: July 01, 2018, 05:56:40 PM
I think this thread which I have created may give you some tips before entering in to the trading field.

Link>>>Crypto trading strategies for bigginers...
363  Other / Meta / Re:moderators and forum users (post = merit) on: July 01, 2018, 05:36:42 PM
if wrong login, i apologize please move it.
Yeah I think it's wrong login Grin

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I am part of their representatives who shout about the rules of this forum, and I will ask a few questions to the moderator.
Is there any representatives for spammers? ( I didn't say that you're but the members who shouting against  merit system) Why didn't you send a pm by explaining your followers problem regarding post=merit without creating a thread. BTW why are those people so worried about Merit? I believed there should be a system to be implemented by requesting minimum number of characters per post in ANN threads avoid one liners who says "great project" instead of what OP suggested.

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a lot of harm to the workers because it reduces the posting requirement because it has been removed if this will impact on users so they leave the forums?
I couldn't imagine a better impact on the forum letting spammers to leave. So let them leave and I hope you're staying by looking at your post history.
364  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Ask a Legendary Member whatever you need to know about the forum on: July 01, 2018, 04:52:44 PM
1)I have recently reported few posts( good project, great project, to the moon bla bla bla) in ANN threads which I believed didn't add any value to the conversation. But one of my report marked as bad and I want to know why?

2) is there any way to know when I got a reply for a thread that I have posted without login to the forum?

3) is there any way to know when someone quote my posts in the forum? If yes then how and if not what is logic behind the admins avoding such kind of  modifications to the forum which I believed very important for a modern day forum?

4) Is there a way to avoid google recaptcha thing? Because most of the time i am using my mobile to log bitcointalk and when it comes to logging even I couldn't zoom out to solve recaptcha thing and it pops out again and again, trust me it's really annoying when login through mobile. Any solutions?


P.S. - I have put all the critical issues that I got currently in a one post since I don't want to get other members space by creating separate posts per each question. I think you didn't mind it Wink
365  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Crypto Trading Strategies for Beginners... on: July 01, 2018, 02:01:52 PM
Yes, use stop loss and trailling stop in every trade is the most important thing to avoid loss and to lock some profit. Price of crypto now is more unpredictable and TA in trading mostly does not work , and that why to use stop loss is very usefull and trading activity will be without worry, because the loss will cut soon if any bad news that make the price crash.
I put stop losses at 10% margin and take profit at 30% profit margin and if price goes up (we can't do it in sudden pumps) I will rearrange my margins accordingly. So what's your ratios? I agree with TA doesn't mean anything at all in these kind of crashes what we are experiencing right now.
366  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Crypto Trading Strategies for Beginners... on: July 01, 2018, 01:56:40 PM
That is good read mate!
Thanks mate..

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My favourite one was and which I always club together to get more profits out of it is, Increasing the position and off course locking them away. I like to do this because I do both increase my portfolio that way and also store them securely so that I wont sell them quickly when the time is not ok to do so.
Sometimes I also doing the same way and sometimes I put stop losses at 10% margin in that way I was able to reduce the loss if sudden crash occurs. Series of buy orders is another thing I have practised and succeeded lately rather than putting all in one trade at the dip.

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Putting the coins in hardware wallet is always advisable because it gives you some strength to hold it even when the situation goes out of control.
Spot on mate Smiley

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if we stayed with it as planned.
That is the the most important one I think "stick to the plan no matter whatever happened"
367  Economy / Trading Discussion / Crypto Trading Strategies for Beginners... on: July 01, 2018, 09:30:10 AM
When i was entering to the crypto trading field, i am bit nervous and trust me I've lost so many funds. Then I've found a good guidance video[1] regarding trading strategies. So i prctised and strict to a plan and able to earn money by covering my previous losses. That's why i feeled to share the content of that video which will be very helpful for new comers to the crypto field.

Disclaimer: This is just few methods that i used, strongly advised to trade at your own risk and DYOR before trading

---- Crypto Trading Strategies ----

Table of contents

Technical Analysis(TA) - I will create a separate thread for that later
HODL
Cost Averaging
Buy the Dip
Lock in Profits
Increase Your Position
Cut Your Losses
Balancing Portfolio
Lock Your Coins Away


HODL

Most straight forward and easiest strategy is HODL. That means buy some coins and don't touch them, forget about them few years. Hopefully if everything goes right, it will be worth pretty penny once you revisit them after waiting for a long time. In that way you don't have to worry about any crashes, don't have to worry about going to the moon, keep on "HODLing".

Cost Averaging



This is something very important to learn for beginners called "Cost Averaging". So if you feeled, like coin is particularly high right now and you still want to buy,but you don't want to start to dropping lot immediately after you bought. Then this is the best strategy. Basically you buy at consistent intervals like everyday, every week, every month, it doesn't matter. Just pick a interval and split your money across that and put in like 10$ to 100$ every once in a while. That way is more conservative. Because lows are less lows and highs are less high, you are just averaging. This is called "Cost Averaging". Rather than putting up your money at a higher high and then dropping down a lot (then you will thought like i just screwed up), this way it protects you from really big drops and big losses.

Buy the Dip

Basically what this means is if some thing goes pretty high and once it starts dropping, you are buying some. Most important thing is "Be Patient". When it starts to dropping you could possibly buy a little bit and don't get too exited like put your all new money in and buy immediately when it starts to dropping. If you do that, once start drop some more later you have feeled like could have saved some money for buy even better price. So be patient but don't be too patient. Basically be ready if it drops even more and if it doesn't drop, you can save your money for next down trend.

Lock in Profits

This is something we really hard to do. Because it goes against human nature. Basically when coins are going up and up(going to the moon), we all are become really greedy and we all feeled like we all can buy lambo, we all are gonna  become millionaires. But instead the smart thing to do is locking some profit every once a while. Because as they really up, also can drop really fast and if you held it all there way up to all there way down, whats the benefit of the ever having gone up. It's not saying sell all of them once, but may be some small percentage at every designated intervals of a rise.

Increasing Your Position



This is an another important strategy. Basically when it goes up and you sell a bit, when it down and you will re buy it. This is defiantly a nerve racking strategy. Because you don't know it's going to hit on point that you are willing to re buy it. It may never hit there and can just go back up and up again. So how to cope up with that is by not selling everything bu in just part of your stack and in also have a mind if it doesn't go back to a price that you are willing to re buy it,just use the profit still like buying an another coin that you can keep eye on. In that way, it's like a win win situation.

Cut Your Losses

It's also hard to do,because it's against the human nature. Every ones might be heard that phrase like "You not at a loss until you sell it". On the problem is if like fundamentals changed, market savior on a particular coin, you might have big losses and not want to sell it. But it might be smarter to sell it and redirect those funds into another coin which will help to recover your losses faster.

Balancing Your Portfolio



This is something very important but hard to manage, because it takes more time. But definitely a good thing to do. So you can split you'r portfolio in a multiple way. You can have part for long term "hodling" and the other part for day trading. You could have a some part from blue chip coins and other part for really risky ICO. The whole point is having a distribution between your funds. In simply "Don't put your all eggs in one basket".

Finally re balance your portfolio if skewed after some times. Always just follow the strategy that you set forth at the first place. In that way you can re balance and getting the proportions more even what they were before. This is similar to like mutual funds. Say if you are an investor and they splits their funds stocks and bonds depending on how risky you want to be and what goals you should achieve.

Lock Your Coins Away

This is a good strategy. Part of this strategy that calls for not touching your coins for a long time. In that case you might then want to put them in a paper wallet or some other place like hardware to access real quick. Since there lot of people gets bored, "Oh i want to trade daily, Oh i want to buy more coins etc..." and then you will go against your predefined strategy and end up regretting  that later.




[1] - video source>>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omXPt53KIWc


368  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 01, 2018, 02:48:19 AM
Monthly close is bear, daily is neutral, but more bear dominant, now waiting for weekly.

New daily pivots are:

Main pivot -6642
R1 - 7530 
S1 - 5500
369  Other / Serious discussion / Re: The most memorable threads in Bitcointalk history on: June 30, 2018, 02:35:22 PM
It would be interesting if you post the thread that satoshi nakamoto made, it will be a lot of sense and worth reading.
I have found that how satoshi welcome to the forum
Link>>>Welcome to the new Bitcoin forum!

This is Satoshis last post in bitcointalk forum.
Link>>>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2228.0

Hope OP will added these two gems for his thread. Smiley
370  Other / Serious discussion / Re: The most memorable threads in Bitcointalk history on: June 30, 2018, 02:26:09 PM
I have found this thread which I believed very helpful for members who are looking for interesting history threads and some of the memorable conversations.

Link>>>Index to popular bitcointalk threads

Note :- All the credit goes to the xtraelv for creating very informative thread where all in one.
371  Other / Meta / Re: Going beyond post counts on: June 30, 2018, 02:07:36 PM
I think this is a very serious issue that is bothering almost everyone on this forum.
This is very serious issue only for Bounty Hunters and Spam Masters not for members who actually knows the value of Bitcointalk

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the earlier the forum becomes easy place to learn.
"the earlier the forum becomes easy place to learn spam, gets rank up and earning money without contribute to the forum"

I don't agree with the OP regarding the post count thing, if we remove the merit requirements for ranking up will ultimately clogged the forum by shitposters with their bots and bounty reports. So they pumps the posts and rank up quickly to earn money. Earning money through bitcointalk is not the problem,but when it becomes the sole purpose without contribution or sharing anything to the forum is the problem.

I would like to share my thoughts regarding the post count thing. If someone think number of posts proportional to the learning potential, believe me it's not. If anyone really wants to learn, the best think I can say is Read Before Ask. I have an another suggestion, if we could make an amendment to the activity thing by introducing new rule that posts which are posting on the ANN threads doesn't count as activity or few number(mods can decide) of posts taken as one activity, there will be decrease of new alt creation which creates only for Bounties and ultimately less spam in the forum. So what you guys are thinking?
372  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: The first project doing ICO on EOS on: June 30, 2018, 12:46:56 PM
iRespo is doing the first ICO in the history of EOS network!! Remember the date - August 1st. This is a unique chance - become a part of this exciting moment! Check out our whitepaper below. Join us on our Telegram: t.me/irespocom
- we're looking for your feedback and discussion!

https://irespo.azureedge.net/documents/iRespo_Whitepaper.pdf

I think this post doesn't belong to "Bigginers and help" section. So OP, better to move this thread to the Altcoin Discussion" or "Announcements (Altcoin)" board.
373  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Crypto Glossary on: June 30, 2018, 05:45:17 AM
I think following thread will help you to get further knowledge about terminology which used in crypto field and even bitcointalk forum.

Link>>>Terminology
374  Other / Meta / Re: Wall of fame / shame. Shit posts so bad that they are actually funny on: June 30, 2018, 04:40:16 AM
I have found a old thread which I couldn't stop laughing, it's like a some kind of a drama named
What to do if a staff member rapes you?. Read from the beginning Cheesy

Action heroes- Vod, Koshgel, BadBear, Theymos, cbeast, hilariousandco,mprep, John (John K.), Cyrus, RodeoX

Villan- hilariousandco-rapped


P.S- some times one shitposter(hilariousandco-rapped) can create funny conversations too.


375  Other / Meta / Re: Oops I did it again on: June 29, 2018, 08:24:58 PM
Bitcoin is my best friend,
this trend won't end,
ain't gonna ascend from this bear-end pent with no rent,
you're a godsend friend,
no pretend. Grin

P.S - you're so funny "deerlion"
376  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Do you need 1 merit become member from Jr. member? I would like to help you. on: June 29, 2018, 07:19:11 PM
Is it right to give merit in this manner. I think this defeat the initial concept behind a merit. A merit is to be given when due but not in a form of letting users have a preconceived idea before offering it.
"Coolcryptovator" doing a nice job by find out the meritable posts which actually didn't noticed for other members. He didn't spend his sMerits for every member who submit their posts but only the deserved ones.

While we will not be directly moderating this, I encourage people to give merit to posts that are objectively high-quality, not just posts that you agree with.
Btw I think you have misunderstood the initial concept behind merit system.
377  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Second discussion about Bitcoin with merit awards - the shutdown of mining rigs. on: June 29, 2018, 05:57:52 PM
If you're an individual miner I don't think you won't be profitable due to this price reduction. If you're trying to run a Bitcoin mining business, you will be still profitable at today's prices but only you're reasonably good at finding cheep electricity. When looking in to the elite miners still making huge amount of money. But this might not be the case forever. The hash rate of network is increaaed almost 300% since December 2017, actually it's growing like breakneck speed, meaning unless your operations are too, you're getting smaller share of Bitcoin network rewards. But miners are getting creative, finding cheaper sources of energy and this will likely continue for the near future. If 3000$ per bitcoin we will start to seeing a squeeze on industrial miners and they will either move to cheeper areas or take their systems offline given current network hash rates.
378  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Discussion about Bitcoin with merit awards - block mining on: June 29, 2018, 04:37:16 PM
Blocks of the Bitcoin network has a identification number which we called as "hash". Every Bitcoin transaction also have an ID (TXID) which includes amount of Bitcoin sent, sending/receiving bitcoin address and date of the transfer. What miners do exactly are creats the blocks, validate the bitcoin transactions and include those created blocks in the block chain( by solving cryptographic algorithm). For doing above works they have paid small fee with bitcoins.
379  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Question about Bitcoin with merit awards - block linkage in the blockchain on: June 29, 2018, 03:15:39 PM
The Bitcoin blockchain is constructed from a sequence of linked blocks. Please explain how the blocks are linked

I think "hash of the previous block" and "hash of the block" is the key two elements when we talking about how the blocks are linked in a blockchain. Every block in a block chain has a hash. It's like a finger print. It identify the block and all it's content and it's always unique just as like fingerprint. Once a block is created it's hash is calculated. Changing something(data) inside the block will cause hash to change, in other other words we can say hashes are very useful when you want to detect changes in the block. If the fingerprint of a block changes, it no longer the same block. Another important element of a block is the hash of previous block. This is what effectively creates the chain of block. I think following figure will explain more clearly what I have explained.( Actually that's what I got understand regarding linking of blocks of blockchain)


380  Other / Meta / Re: Your reports: Status confusion or unnoticed bug? on: June 29, 2018, 09:42:34 AM
Who said it was deleted for being off topic? The post you quoted is pure spam and not allowed per the rules so that was likely deleted along with your redundant response.
Oh no this time I misunderstood what's happened. I thought the post I quoted is  expressing his gratitude for starting thread(I thought this project mean that) for aware people's about climate change.
This shitposter/bot posted bounty shits on my thread.Thanks again "hilariousandco".
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