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3621  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Incase of any change in bounty. on: January 13, 2020, 02:28:58 PM
With the trend of things, this year we are warming up for halving and bull run, after the last bull run , a lot of changes came into BitcoinTalk bounty, If some bounty campaign will be scrapped anytime from now, which one do you think will be scrapped?
1. Twitter
2. Facebook
3. Signature
4. Translation
5. Youtube

Those social medias are still good for bounties because there are much possibility to gain people to invest due to many crypto users are using those. But i think facebook is not crypto friendly anymore since last year, many crypto ads banned and i think right now they're giving a warned if we shared something about crypto and expect it as a scam.
But in the current era I do not think facebook is banning any of those crypto ads. For sure, they are banning ponzi schemes which are deserved to be banned but in case of real potential projects, I think that facebook does not delete any of their posts.

Also, social media has turned out to be a potential ones as promoting projects over social media has turned out to be useful as a lot of investors spend their free time on those social medias like facebook, twitter, linkedin, etc and they come to know a number of new potential projects over there only because of the bounty hunters so any bounty campaign does have these kind of social media campaigns which does pay good if the project is potential.
3622  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Bull Run or Bull Trap on: January 13, 2020, 01:37:56 PM
It seems that the market moved as you expected we saw a small correction and now the market is moving sideways, the next days are going to be critical because I am sure that the bears are going to try to do everything that they can to make the price of bitcoin to go below 8000 and if they are successful then this movement will be confirmed as a bull trap, but if the bulls can maintain the price above that level this could be the first sign of a sustained recovery happening during the next months.
There is small change according to my analysis. I feel like if bitcoins go below $7500 now than we can see that it was a bull trap until then we could expect the arrival of the bull markets. Prices are volatile which at least needs a gap of $500 for analysis.

I have kept the target of $7500 and if price goes below that then I would take my next step making a Technical analysis and understanding the graphs again. If the price remains constant above $8000 even then we might expect a price surge and then again the price would start growing which would than hardly stop at the movement and it would land up in the all time high peak.
3623  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Which crypto is good for long trading? on: January 13, 2020, 02:34:58 AM
Hello people! I'm just wondering.. Aside from bitcoin, what are the other crypto that you are trading? And do you have any recommendation? Thanks in advance..
Talking personally, I found BNB and NEO most profitable ones so far from my portfolio. It happened to me perhaps because I was among the early investors for both of these coins and once the coins were launched, the price quickly started moving in an ascending graph which made me have high yields.

I am always in search of such coins and once you find a better working product who is going to launch their token/coin you can quickly buy that similar to BNB because such coins usually have high demand depending on their utility and it derives their price to a greater extend giving us immense profits. Also trading with BNB is giving me good profits even in the bear markets.
3624  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Bull Run or Bull Trap on: January 12, 2020, 03:44:58 PM
Sudden market movements these past few days have been somewhat bullish, I know we've got the whole halving thing in view, but are we really moving out of the bear market? If so can I buy or just short this b*tch. If the latter, what's your call price?
Yes, we might expect that we are at the end of the bearish markets but we might not expect the bullish markets to arrive this sooner. Exact entry price for me was $7000 and what I think after that is that the price can continue rising and can even show us the all time high price until now. I already have made profits from the last highest bull markets which occurred in the financial mid year 2017 so i always prepare myself for such bull runs and am always ready.

This year, I am expecting bull runs to occur and after my research I can expect the bull runs to occur in the mid of this year. Surely, we have started seeing the growth from this month itself but what i am expecting this year is a huge price breaking all records.
3625  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: War affects the Entire Cryptocurrency? on: January 12, 2020, 03:03:13 PM
As I saw last days bitcoin pumps after Iran declared the war against the United States, On my observation its because some people on the middle east sold they commodities, some stocks and bought cryptocurrency to keep carefully their assets. Do you think guys war was favor on the entire crypto investors? You can share your thought now.

Temporarily, yes. But this war won't last long as Trump already pull back his actions. It is just about for Iran if they want to continue. Therefore the heat between two countries isn't much severe and little by little are becoming gone. So people who are afraid to lose their asset from the start would be pulling back their thoughts sooner.
Is it really happening? As long as I know, trump has no intentions to pull back as well all know how powerful the US is. Iran might want to pull back perhaps. But, if this war like situation comes on an end than we might perhaps expect the prices for bitcoin going back to normal as peoples would again put back that money into stocks and bonds which would give them a stable income.

Most of the forex traders might treat cryptocurrencies as an emergency wallet as they could store their funds in critical situation in those wallets and then again consume those funds once the situation goes back to normal.
3626  Economy / Marketplace / Re: I need 5 sources of revenue to generate $200 each per month - Ideas? on: January 12, 2020, 02:25:57 PM
Rent an apartment longtime and rerent it shorttime at airbnb. You can easily make 1000.- /month depending on location and size by spending very little work as soon as its online.
Dont waste your time on the other tasks.
You need some cash for to invest...but not much.

Anyway, every single way to earn money includes time or/and investment. Nothing is free...
You can not actually rent a apartment for long term. You have to purchase it on lease if you want to have it for longer time and especially if you want to re-rent it for your benefits. Leasing an apartment is not an cheap task. You would need a lot of money in hand before you could lease the apartment but yes, if you are able to adjust some investment before hand to invest in leasing an apartment than you can surely have major benefits.

Even you can start renting the apartment locally or you can even modify the apartment a bit and start renting the rooms per night as convert it into a motel. It would surely give at least $500+ per month if you lease a small apartment and more vast profits if you are leasing a bigger apartment.
3627  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: You the local Bitcoin joke in town? on: January 12, 2020, 07:17:39 AM
yes I agree it looks like in 2020 bitcoin will be victorious at a time when bitcoin is skyrocketing and very reliable, by the beginning of 2020 bitcoin has begun to look skyrocketing again. I hope this will become a sweet dream for all of us.
Yes, the starting of the year is showing us good growth so why don't we expect the same for the entire year?
Bitcoins will never become a joke as the price is already most high as compared to the price when bitcoins were launched.

I bet none other commodity has been grown this enormously like bitcoins and hence that is getting most out of our faith and we believe in bitcoins. Bitcoins are not actually meant to make you rich overnight so how can we expect the price skyrocketing in a small interval just to give us profit? It can be wise. But, if we consider long term rate then bitcoin have the ability to skyrockket in few coming months maybe as it has shown us in the year 2017.
3628  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The reason behind creating Bitcoin. on: January 12, 2020, 06:22:30 AM
So I think this is why Bitcoin was created. Is that the only reason? Or are there more reasons? What is your opinion?

In my opinion it is true that satoshi created bitcoin as a virtual currency to free the world from economic disaster and in addition may have created bitcoin to advance technology and facilitate the public when making payments or making transactions because bitcoin is decentralized and peer to peer, which can be fully controlled by users when conducting transactions without central authority or other organization.

Yes not only Satoshi, but almost all of us were sick how government controlling everything, the banking system how they are controlling our money, wherein we are not allowed to transfer a large sum of money as there is a limit with it. Also, the hassle that we are encountering just to deposit/withdraw/transferring money, not that easy especially in poor countries that you need to travel far just to get your money. So, basically that's one of the reason why Bitcoin created.
Banks have now been technically developed giving the ease of easy money transfer, etc but I do not think in the year 2008/2009 banks might have been this advanced which really caused a lot hectic in terms of money transfer of accepting over nation boundary payments. Banks might seem convenient for transactions between the borderlines but what above nations? Bitcoins have no such restrictions and this might be one of the major concept satoshi might have though before creating bitcoins.

Satoshi never wanted us to have any restrictions while using our own money and also it does never ask for us to pay any taxes so it goes way lot convenient for peoples who technically understand and transact with digital currencies.
3629  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Full time trading is boring on: January 11, 2020, 02:40:05 PM
Yeah, If you talk about the enjoyment then it's not but when you talk about the profit then it's exceptional, I think money also sometimes boring, so it's a natural thing that everything is not entertaining at all, Though I am not trading full time I think short term trading is good, it's true that full-time trading is really a boring task because you have sit in front of your computer all day long which is not a normal task, it's just a matter of money, If you have a good opportunity to make money then full-time trading is very useful for you both economic aspect and mental aspect.
Yes, sometimes money can make you forget about the boring nature and you can tend to have profits even if you get bore from the job. Trading is actually quite interesting thing but if you are spending most of your day in front of the computer than at the end of the day you will leave yourself stressed. That's why full time trading is not usually meant for most of us.

Full time crypto trading might give us huge profits but it might stress ourselves a lot and that's why short time trading might be a good option in this case. You could only give few hours from your day to trading and see how much profit you can afford to collect. Always try to refresh your brain so that you stay active for long time.
3630  Economy / Economics / Re: Halving is approacing: HOLD YOUR BITCOINS AND NEVER SELL THEM (129 days left) on: January 11, 2020, 02:07:20 PM
I am not entirely sure whether there is going to be an increase after the halving, I can’t really predict. I have seen a lot of people say what they think is going to happen, some have said that there’s going to be an increase and a few have said that’s not true that there’s going to be a decrease instead and they all have their reasons on whatever opinion they have.

I just don’t know who to believe, but after looking at the chart of price movement after previous halving I think I’m more on the side that there is going to be a rise. So I’ve been holding my coins and I haven’t sold them yet, it’s really been a long time.
3631  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Will YouTube launch it's own cryptocurrency. on: January 11, 2020, 08:40:40 AM
There is a question in my mind that alarming in my mind for few days. I am a new member here but in replies the senior and hero members that knows cryptocurrency news at very large amount. Will YouTube or Google launch it's own cryptocurrency?
I am hearing for few days that the Facebook launched libra coin. Is this news is real.
I want to more work at bitcointalk but i confused for it's hard amount of rules.
Anyone help me that what topic that I select for making topics and learn crypto knowledge by reading posts and I will be able to become a senior member.
There is not going to be anything like YouTube cryptocurrency. YouTube is under Google and if there is going to be any such thing like that, it’s going to be a cryptocurrency that is under Google. And yes, Facebook did announce that they are releasing a cryptocurrency that goes by the name Libra, but no one is sure whether they are still going to release it because they are having some challenges (would be better you do some research on it), so there is no fixed date yet, they just said it might be released in 2020.

I guess every big market giants of this world may launch their own coin but which all always lead them to adopt bitcoin at the end of their cycle because the advantage of having a common payment processor will push them to do so Cheesy.
3632  Economy / Economics / Re: How many bitcoin is enough? on: January 11, 2020, 07:38:06 AM
I don’t have the time for what people has to say, I know that this bitcoin investment is a risky thing so I just buy what I can afford. People don’t rule my life Cool. When I was a newbie I just invested a bit and when I gained some profit, I used it in my business and the profit that came out doubled and I was increase my next Investment in Bitcoin. That’s how it kept going till I was able to buy up to 1 Bitcoin, and next 2 and just like that, and I strongly believe that as time goes on I will reach a level where I can be able to buy lots of bitcoin and not get worried about price falling. I always check my pocket before investing because Bitcoin is not the only place my money goes to, I have a business, family and more other things.

I divide my money into emergency funds, savings, investment, etc.
3633  Economy / Economics / Re: Countries testing digital assets in 2020 on: January 11, 2020, 06:38:09 AM
The countries you have listed here is less compared to how many countries we have in this world. And I don’t really know about these countries you have mentioned whether they are going to be releasing any cryptocurrency this year, the only country I know that is serious with it is China and I have been following up with a lot of news about them and it seems it’s getting released any moment from now.

As for the other countries you have mentioned, one thing I know for sure is that they are friendly with cryptocurrency, but I don’t know if they are releasing their own cryptocurrency because this is the first time I’m seeing someone say this.
3634  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why bitrcoin is going up on: January 10, 2020, 12:55:13 PM
I have 3 things in my mind about this rising price again

1. The current situation between Iran and US, with the price of oil rising, everything goes up, so as crypto as it can be use for funding by the government and other people may also be preparing for the worse,

2. We may be witnessing the second bull run, it is what we are waiting for right, just dont be get too excited ofcourse.

3. Whales might be doing something , or maybe they are trying to rally the price and then dump it, like always.

But no matter what is the cause you should be very careful on what we are going to do next , always keep in mind what happen before but, if you feel this is the time don't hesitate we might be witnessing something more better this time.
Seriously I don’t get why people keep mentioning the situation of US and Iran as what would make the price of Bitcoin to go up, this is war that we are talking about and I don’t know some greedy stupid people are seeing it as an opportunity for Bitcoin to increase, it’s really stupid because war is not good thing and is not a time to be saying such rubbish.

So, let us count this situation and focus on other things, Bitcoin has no connection with whatsoever that’s happening and it’s not going to have any effect on the price.
3635  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why We Think Craig Wright is Satoshi and Why That Matters on: January 10, 2020, 06:57:22 AM
I couldn’t finish the whole article, it was too much so I read the first few paragraphs and skimmed through the others.
I don’t really have any opinion about this and I don’t know if CSW is the real Satoshi Nakamoto or not, I have seen a lot of people claim to be Satoshi but CSW was the only one I know that took the case seriously, maybe he is or maybe he’s not.

But, is Satoshi the only one that created the cryptocurrency bitcoin or are there others? But whatever, I’m just going stick to the point that has been made by a lot of people about Satoshi being dead.
3636  Economy / Economics / Re: How many bitcoiners on here have actually used bitcoin/crypto for commerce? on: January 09, 2020, 05:32:31 PM
Yep, I have done a lot of times and I’m still doing it till now. Right from the start it has always been about using bitcoin for doing business and receiving payment. First I started with Bitcoin as time goes on I started to use Ethereum as well. So, I started with making use of it for a regular transaction before I got hooked with investment as well and it has been really good.

But, anyone making use of bitcoin really has to be careful and mind who they are sending the money to, to avoid sending to the wrong and losing their money.
3637  Economy / Economics / Re: Everything you wanted to know about BTC options but were afraid to ask! on: January 09, 2020, 04:44:25 PM
Option trading is really cool and there was a time I used to think that it was the same thing with stock trading and after a bit of research I got to understand that there’s a difference between the both of them. Option traders benefit from variety of stock market outcomes as you have explained here.

I haven’t taken the time to dig into this option trading and understands how it really works, but I’m going to do that soon, and thanks for taking your time write down all these, it’s not easy, not everyone can take out time to break it down like this.
3638  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: My Strategy: Withdraw 50% ETH and looking to invest in Altcoin on: January 09, 2020, 03:21:05 PM
Either OP doesn't know about what titan coin is or he is lying to get more exposure for titan coin. He is talking about selling 5 thousand dollars worth of ethereum (which is the second biggest coin) and considering putting it all into titan coin which has literally about 300 dollars in volume.

You don't invest x15 times the volume of a coin just like that because you think it is a good investment, making that kind of change requires more research, research that would find how little the volume of titan coin is. If however he is honest, I agree that putting that extra 5k from etherum to bitcoin sounds much smarter, bitcoin is the OG coin and nothing could beat that and putting that at the top of your portfolio would be a smart investment for everyone.
3639  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Reality of Crypto Winter and what to expect from now on on: January 09, 2020, 02:13:02 PM
The crypto winter of 2018 and 2019 did flushed out many nonsense projects and the market has significantly matured over the last few years, it's exactly what i expect from the long crypto bear market.

In this year i expect accelerating crypto asset adoption and the key building blocks will come into place for crypto to achieve it's long term potential of revolutionizing how value can be stored and send around the world.
Yes, I believe that this year things are definitely going to turn around for the better Cheesy. I have seen a lot of people tag cryptocurrencies as dead through out last year (2019) because of the price decreased, and that was the same thing they did before the last time the price an all time high; whenever the price goes up and falls they start with news that it’s going to die.

They are still going to be disappointed again because cryptocurrency is not going to die, they will all continue to go high, except those bad ones, they will all die off and the good ones will stay.
3640  Economy / Gambling / Re: MintDice – Bitcoin Casino With Online Slots, Bitcoin Crash & Bitcoin Investment on: January 08, 2020, 04:19:19 PM


People do not realize this but I worked with casinos before and I know the inside works and there are so many idiots gambling (not everyone, just the few rotten eggs) that they seriously need some sort of notifications about everything and I mean EVERYTHING, so this deposit address thing must be something similar, it is like saying to someone "do not try to touch fire, it will burn you" because if you don't tell them that, they will try to touch and blame it on you.

I had to literally write a whole blog post about how if you lose money while gambling and consent to risks of gambling and there is no provably fair wrongdoing going on, you justifiably lost your money and can't retrieve it back, you know why? Because some people literally wanted to claim their money back for losing saying they didn't know money would be gone "forever", that is probably less than 1% of all gamblers but there are some morons out there.

Yes, I'd go so far as to say though that it's not something specific to casinos but rather the internet or the world at large. Suffice to say, the interests of our players are always the first priority when it comes to any design, features or ongoing development. If something as dramatic as a wallet shift were to happen, it wouldn't be rushed nor negligent.
Yeah online world has a lot of ignorant and moron people but if you run a website that is let's say article based mostly, you don't worry about them, you could worry about them not agreeing to a fact which I know sounds weird, how could anyone not agree with a fact?

But, that happens more often than we would like to imagine, however there is no money involved, you make your money from ads and stuff. Yet on gambling there is money involved, so all those idiots that literally ignore facts and think those are wrong?

Well, they come here and don't even realize what house edge is and gamble thinking they will definitely win if they are brave enough or something stupid like that and are usually shocked when they lose and want their money back. If you are a newspaper, all they can do is disagree, when you are a casino they want money in return which is the whole problem casinos face. Same people, different needs.
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