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361  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How to survive cryptocurrency on: April 02, 2019, 05:15:12 AM
If you do not make successful investments in stock markets before and if your market knowledge and experience is strong, you can consider making medium and short term investments in the krpto money market. However, if you do not have such experience, you can get the most successful results in the long term by buying classically and waiting for the next up trend.
Neither way short or long as long you would be profitable or having an effective trading plans would already be good. Surviving this market wont really be that
easy because the profitable ones would sustain and lossers either will fight back or just simply let their investment lost and being donated to those who profit.
Mistakes are the great teachers and you should utilize these things for you to be a better trader or investor.

no market is easy, in fact making profit is never easy. if it were then everyone would have been rich by now. the difference is only made when people make an extra effort in order to become successful. otherwise when they just randomly throw their money away at different altcoins and bag hold them hoping to make profit, they will always lose.
it is not about "surviving" the market. it is all about knowing how to move with the current instead of against it.
362  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin "BIG" Green Candle on: April 02, 2019, 05:08:16 AM
this is exactly what I have been talking about for the past month. people kept focusing on $4000 but that price had no significance. the important prices were $4200 and partly $4100 and as $4200 was broken a big ass breakout happened and how it is partly due to FOMO but on a very small scale. if this keeps up for the following hours then we can easily see a gigantic FOMO which can easily bring the price back to real levels at $6000 and above.
363  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Trading Cycles on: April 01, 2019, 09:43:40 AM
there are cycles in bitcoin like there is in any other market in the world that has ever existed. but the important thing to remember is that you can never rely on these cycles and think it should be repeated each time the same way as it was repeated in the past. unfortunately nowadays because of the similarity of the current "cycle" of the past 2 years compared to the "cycle" that happened from 2013 to 2016 people are starting to think it is reliable and should be repeated the exact same way. and many of these clickbait sites like the one you posted here are posting misleading articles about this.
364  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Here we are! lovers' of bullish trend. on: April 01, 2019, 08:58:07 AM
as a trader you should never be a lover of a certain trend. instead you should be able to make profit from any market situation and if you can't then you are not a "trader" hence the wrong board to be in. instead you are an investor who depending on why you chose the assets you invested in you might even be a gambler!

as for the current trend, the bearish one has been over for a long time and we have been preparing for the bull run for a couple of months now. the "traders" have been accumulating during that time to make good profit when the rises begin and others just find out about it too late.
365  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin in the Event of a Global Economic Crisis on: April 01, 2019, 08:12:34 AM
I strongly believe the situation in Venezuela is a test tube evidence of what might happen in the event of a wide scale economic depression, but what's unclear at this point is how other cryptocurrencies will fare at that point. While a success story for bitcoin might reflect on crypto as a whole, we may have a new set of problems, new investment vehicles and the risk of being exposed to more fraudulent crypto-related activities, which will in turn ripple back to bitcoin.
This is part of a process, but remember that economic chaos can result from a variety of things that are systemic and not just from a problem. As happened in Venezuela, the country is experiencing a tremendous economic crisis and the wrong problem is on the side of the government. Investors left and in the end they no longer trusted the government. A bad situation, of course, a lot of hunger, poverty and destruction. I am sad and I hope there won't be anything like this happening. If it is linked, then maybe crypto can be a solution, with a clear investment value so that everyone who was previously restricted can eventually invest freely in the whole world.

it is always from a "problem".
sometimes that problem is small and doesn't involve that many aspects of the country/world so the effects of it are small and local but some other times it is too big and involves a lot of aspects and the corruption which usually leads to that exists in economical infrastructure that collapse during the crisis which lead to all the things that follow.
366  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is Bitcoin Too easy to manipulate? on: April 01, 2019, 07:57:33 AM
the answer is too easy. if bitcoin was really "too easy" to manipulate then the price should have never moved the way it has been moving 80% of the history of bitcoin. instead it should have been constant pumps and dumps because that is the real way you manipulate a market and make money. what we have is some manipulation while the market moves logically for the rest of the times and the bigger the market gets the harder it is getting for whales to manipulate it but it has not yet gotten big enough to have no manipulation.
367  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Leaving Behind Crypto When You Are Gone? on: April 01, 2019, 07:48:37 AM
I am sure almost anyone who holds a big amount of bitcoin worth at least a few thousands of dollars have a safety plan in case they are dying or an accident happens to them. Either it is a letter left to their family or a testament where they specify about their bitcoin.

you would be surprised how many people actually have no plans about things like that whatsoever. specially those who have a lot of bitcoin worth a lot of money. these people may even be more careful about leaving any kind of trace behind. the latest example was the owner of an exchange (Canadian exchange if I am not mistaken) who passed away and he was the only one controlling the private keys and took them to his grave.
368  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Warren buffet now investing in bitcoin on: April 01, 2019, 07:09:03 AM
Wow...I am really hoping that this is not just another April Fool's day post.

throughout history not a single rich person has announced what they buy and where they invest their money to become rich because they don't want others to know what they are doing. so what made you think for a moment that this rule might have changed in this case?!

I am sure that this "joke" is already true and Buffet and people like him have invested in bitcoin in the big dips because they see potentials even if they don't show it.
369  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Mass Sensitization is Still Key to Adoption on: April 01, 2019, 07:03:33 AM
people only "hear" the word bitcoin and maybe even the term cryptocurrency in passing but it mostly occurs when bitcoin price is either rising fast or falling fast. other times there is not that much mention of it in the media so they don't "hear about it" anymore.
not to mention that this "hearing about" is only about the price and its rise and fall in a fast way. most of the times with a lot of FUD so it is understandable why bitcoin has not yet reached mass adoption stage.
370  Other / Meta / Re: Bitcointalk Over Estimating Their Popularity by Requesting KYC? on: April 01, 2019, 06:51:25 AM
I think theymos chose a bad joke this year. although it is related to the incidents of past years with nonsense of ICOs and the way they fooled people with KYC and the fact that these days everyone is talking about regulations,... I think choosing to place a big red text on top asking for KYC (which you later find is a joke) may not have been the best choice.
371  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is the bearish road over? on: March 30, 2019, 01:35:23 PM
Yet, it is too early to give you the idea about it because there are no big changes. There are new developments that will be prominent, and testing the payment of taxes with crypto in Canada is a good progress. As time goes by price will be better, but we still should wait.

yes, it is too early to predict the rise but that was not what OP was asking about.
it currently is obvious that the "bear market" is over. and we have no more reason to believe that it can go on any longer. and not just that, we no longer have any signs of the bear market even being capable of lasting any longer. but don't confuse that with rising. the bear market being over means the accumulation has started not the rise yet.
372  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin in the Event of a Global Economic Crisis on: March 30, 2019, 01:02:53 PM
this has been discussed multiple times here before and I still think it is impossible to predict what will happen to bitcoin although I am leaning towards a rise in case of a global economic crisis.

but also I would say, like before, that it can greatly depend on the timing. we have seen how bitcoin has some kind of cycles when it comes to its price. it is always an overly excited big rise followed by another over excited (or depressed) correction before it is repeated again and price ends up at a higher level.
so if the "crisis" occurs during that rise, the price can shoot up to the moon much faster and bigger than a normal time and if it occurs during that downtrend we may see it become faster and bigger.

as for survival, it is obvious that bitcoin will survive in my opinion. it is not something that can be killed just because there some crisis in a sector unrelated to bitcoin as a global currency!
373  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: 95% fake volume :) on: March 30, 2019, 06:37:35 AM
this shows the real image of BTC.

actually this shows the narrow way of thinking of certain people like you who think bitcoin is only some token that exists on exchanges and has no other purpose than being traded on exchanges and nothing else! so obviously you should think if exchanges do something wrong it reflects on bitcoin!!!
374  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: CoinMarketCap faking volume on: March 30, 2019, 06:11:24 AM
3 weeks ago I spotted a massive fake sales volume on Coinmarketcap, and took some screenshots of it,  I don't think it was Coinmarketcap who was behind this fake volume, but one or more of the exchange that reports volume to Coinmarketcap was behind it.
 A total of $15.000.000.000 fake bitcoin volume was added, making the bitcoin price  drop almost 9% and the bitcoin dominance fall down with 2%

I also think that CMC is just reporting what the exchanges shows.  They integrated an API to automatically transmit data from exchanges so it is not their fault if they show exchanges' fake volume of that coin.  CMC is for general information regarding token/coins, the sites, the exchange and its volume.  So it is not CMC's fault if the exchange volume of a coins is fake. 

Other than the faulty summation of market cap, I do not think they are responsible  for faking a coins volume.

they have done a lot of shady things to pump some shitcoins and make profit, they have been even paid to list or not list coins on their platform simply because they have a lot of power among newbies who keep checking that site for prices instead of exchanges and think of a coin is in their list at certain rank it must be a good investment!!!
so it is not unimaginable to see them actually fake the volume they are reporting on their website too if it has some benefits for them.
375  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Binance Raw trading data on: March 28, 2019, 09:21:26 AM
you should focus on whether anybody would even want this type of data. I don't think it is even needed because most important of all, it won't help you trade any better by having or analyzing such data types. the altcoin market  doesn't work like that.

you need to know programming/networks/devops and spend some (a lot) money to build such service.... it is not an easy task
really? I have not done something like this ever since I never needed it but I think it is easy to fetch the trading history of an exchange as long as it is public and then store it somewhere.
376  Economy / Speculation / Re: What will happen when the stock market crashes? on: March 28, 2019, 09:02:00 AM
bitcoin market is still young and small, so we have no way of knowing how it is going to react to different incidents and we have already seen that there are irrational behaviors in the market from time to time reacting to things they shouldn't react to and going in opposite directions of logically expected before.

I'd say anything is possible but my guess is that two scenarios are more possible than others. bitcoin is either not going to be affected at all and continues on the trend that it was on at the time of stock market crash or it will take a positive effect meaning its rise will become faster.
377  Economy / Speculation / Re: *Q2-BTC-PRCE PREDICTION-GAME* Q2 LIST GAME on: March 28, 2019, 08:26:45 AM
Although 2 to 3 months is enough to see some progress for let's say the much awaited bullish trend will now happen, we have to look on other way around which is way more possible to happen because of the current price movement.

My guess: $4,200.

it is not just 2, 3 months. it is 4 months until the date of the speculation and also all the previous months (about 3) where price was in this area. so you are technically predicting about 6 months with only about 5% rise. just wanted to clarify what this speculation means.

as for what I think about it, I am more positive about bitcoin and think 5% rise in half a year is too small considering the whole last year was in downtrend mode and we need some reversal to correct that.
378  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Gemini is full on with native SegWit!!! (And uses Blockstream's block explorer on: March 28, 2019, 07:44:58 AM
What do you think will be the impact if all trading exchanges started to adopt Segwit (P2SH type) and (P2WPKH type)?

after nearly one year and a half? nothing. Cheesy
in fact this should raise the question about why the hell have they (and also a lot of others) have been waiting and postponing addition of Segregated Witness related features to their platforms? security reviews, upgrades, and all the precautions of adding a new thing takes a couple of months (6 at most) not this long.

ps. I am wondering whether things like this can create some sort of competition. for example will traders choose Gemeni over Coinbase because they support SegWit?
379  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Laser-etching a Cold Storage Coin on: March 28, 2019, 07:18:51 AM
i'd rather use a titanium plate and engrave my seed words for cheaper and without having to involve a stranger.
works so far and the plates were available on amazon, as well as the engraver.

Titanium sounds like an overkill to me and it is more expensive than other metals. I believe using a stainless steel plate will cost a lot less and also it is going to offer you the same material properties that you are looking for. after all what are you trying to protect it from? it is not like you are going to keep it in special corrosive and damaging environment!
besides an stainless steel plate is so much easier to find compared to titanium plate.
380  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Future improvements on: March 28, 2019, 07:06:35 AM
The lightning network [...]to use it only for conducting small transactions.

saying lightning network is created for conducting small transactions is like saying bitcoin is created to store arbitrary data in OP_Return outputs!
LN is mainly created and used to offer the ability to send/receive a large number of transactions at the highest speed possible while still being decentralized and be on top of bitcoin. using it for micro transactions is only one of the things that this design can offer.
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