I think the site OP is trying to refer to is freebitco.in

Bitco.in is another unpopular forum which seems to have been created to shill Bitcoin Cash and bash Bitcoin according to what I am seeing on the front page

@SeraaMasumi try contacting Freebitco.in's support (I don't know why they don't have contact links on their website, yet they are one of those old crypto related websites)
TheQuin is always active responding to issues in Freebitco.in's gambling thread, maybe you can post your question there or PM him

It would be nice if you show with the help of charts and technical indicators how you come up with the buy, sell price and stop loss. By doing so you will be helping lots of traders learn how to "fish" for themselves and not just have to give them fish every other day they feel hungry

For me, I don't like trading signals where someone just says, buy from this price and then sell at this price without any explanation or interpretation about how they came to that price.

Yep, it looks like a bug. You don't really have to be worried about the safepal wallet if you already have the mnemonic phrase backed up and safely kept somewhere because those are your keys to spending the money and not safepal.

Safepal is just an interface that makes it easier for you to see your balance and spend after authorization but should you wake up one day when safepal is no more. All you have to do is restore your addresses in another compatible software app or hardware wallet, and you will still be able to spend your funds

1. https://docs.safepal.io/safepal-hardware-wallet/security-features/software-security/mnemonic-phrase
2. https://docs.safepal.io/safepal-hardware-wallet/security-features/software-security/recovery-and-back-up

I noticed that type of character from him in the past. He's sort of an opportunist in all corners. I hope it doesn't lead to his downfall.

Now concerning the ban. Does this mean Nigerian traders won't be able to buy and sell cryptocurrencies using other Electronic payment methods that are independent of the banned banks like let's say Skrill?

Only a 2-year sentence?
Hell yeah, I would conveniently forget the password too. Get out of jail in 2023, fly out of Germany to some safe haven and spend my $67.9 million or God knows how much the stash will be worth by then.
If He held those Bitcoins all that long minus spending them, then surely 2 years shouldn't be a problem.

Reading the tweet and what was quoted;
I don't think CZ emphasized anywhere that one has to hold their funds in Binance. I mean, they can convert NGN to crypto and hold it in an external noncustodial wallet.
Perhaps the purpose of the tweet was to alert Nigerian traders to convert their NGN as soon as possible as Binance may stop supporting it soon in a move to comply with the crypto ban by the Nigerian Government. Maybe the mistake he did was quote a tweet where someone was saying their money feels safe in the Binance wallet.

That being said, I think p2p exchanges will once again be away people from Nigeria will buy and sell Bitcoins. I am not sure whether there are other online money transfer services in Nigeria but Banks and other financial institutions will soon not be an option for receiving and sending money for crypto related trades.

Are people suddenly abandoning the idea of buying the dips and HODLing?

I don't understand why people are jumping into all this lending and DeFi crap. It makes no sense sending someone to hold for your Bitcoins all for just a less than 10% interest per Annum. On top of risking your assets with a third party, they are going to give you peanuts as your profits.

A person who bought the deep in March 2020 when BTC reached around $5K and HODLed in his safe noncustodial wallet has already made x8 (800%) profit  as of today while the DeFi gang is still waiting for that 10% 

The destination tags help them to know which account the deposit was made to. XRP unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum can use one address for thousands of accounts. What helps differentiate who sent how much is the destination tag.

1.  Accountability and Records: So If they just keep crediting accounts without tags and keep that untagged xrp in there, it may create problems for them in the long run when it comes to records and auditing. Just like you could have forgotten to use a tag, just know there are other people who may have done the same mistake in the past and more will do it in the future.

Now think about a scenario of a hack, like one that happened recently to them where someone got hold of private keys and started making transfers out of the hot wallets. How will they be able to make accountability for the accounts they credited minus the destination tag transactions.

2.  Security: You can never be so sure when it comes to all this online stuff and cryptocurrencies. The XRP ledger if public and one can easily see transactions that have destination tags and those that don't. Imagine I am a thief and I hatch an evil plan of sniffing around the exchange XRP addresses and look out for transactions with no DT. As soon as I see one, I contact support and tell them I made  a mistake and sent a transaction with no DT and within the 24 hours, they credit my account and I cash it out, meanwhile the real person who made the transaction contacts support after 2 days claiming the same thing. Someone innocent ends up losing money that way.

So to avoid all this, the best way is resending the funds back to the address of origin. They get to keep the ledger balanced or records intact while being very sure that they sent back the XRP to the genuine owner.


I never experienced this but it surely looks fishy. Maybe try contacting them through different avenues and see if the response is consistent.

It's their marketing representative here, He will just tell u to write to support.

Honestly, I don't know any pump and dump bot and even if they are there, they are probably scam. OP, why not just trade ethically, make your small profits and increase them progressively with time instead of trying to be very greedy and trying to get rich quickly and ending up getting scammed

OP is looking for Pump and Dump bots 

Great job OP. To be honest, I have never made such profits percentage wise within 1 month while spot trading. I always found it harder to make over 150% in profits as compared to my margin trading results. That's one hell of achievement for you! Whatever strategy you are using, it must be awesome 
Keep up the good work and remember to be a disciplined trader through you journey.

It's not as advanced as you think once you get used to its bro. I first learned technical analysis using tradingview while watching some YouTube videos and reading some trading blogs. With time, you find yourself getting used to the tool.

i would also like to suggest a few alternative market analysis you can use depending on your interests;

• https://cryptowat.ch
• https://coinalyze.net
• https://www.coinigy.com
• https://bitcoinwisdom.io

• https://tradinglite.com
• https://tensorcharts.com

I don't know about the recovery process and how complex it is but a number of exchanges ask for "a processing fee" to have your assets recovered. Apparently the process of recovering the wrongly sent asset from their wallets is risky, hence the fee.

Some exchanges don't even bother telling you if there's a possibility of recovering your assets. They just tell you it's impossible. I have seen at least half- dozen such stories. Consider yourself fortunate that Kucoin said they can do it for a fee. Try pestering them without paying the fee. If they insist, then I guess you will have no choice but pay or give up on the assets.

If there was such an indicator then don't you think almost all traders would know about it by now?
Don't you think we would be having far many traders who make gains than those who lose trades?

From what I have heard, it said only less than 5% of the traders are successful. My point is indicators are not entirely accurate especially with cryptocurrency markets that can easily move in any direction in a blink. Sure you can use them to guide you but don't rely on them 100%


I wish there was a laugh reaction in this forum, I like how you innocently Google search and ended up with a YOYO coin 

Yes you can trade minus KYC so long as it doesn't involve depositing and withdrawing fiat

It isn't common. I traded on Binance for 3 years, and they never froze my account.

That's pretty much it and maybe country and address.

Signing up take a few minutes, no approval needed except email verification. You can trade as soon as you set up your account

Crypto withdrawals below a daily limit of 2 BTC don't need KYC
Fiat withdraws will need KYC

It's safe.

Your post is so confusing. It even got me confused for a few minutes. I wonder what it would do to a newbie.

Correct me if am wrong, you cannot set a buy limit order at a price above the market price, or you can't set a sell limit order at a price below the market price or else it will Immediately get filled by the lowest sell (ask) or highest buy (bid) price

Why not simplify things in your post by defining
A buy limit order
A sell Limit order
A buy stop order
A sell stop order

You can use topics like The Basics of Trading a Stock: Know Your Orders as reference

Yes you can import watch only address. I am not sure what exactly is confusing you
Go to New > Enter wallet name > Click Next > Select Import Bitcoin addresses or Private Keys > Copy and paste Bitcoin addresses you want to watch

You can also use master public key;
Go to New > Enter wallet name > Click Next > Select Standard wallet > Use a master key >  Copy and past your master public key > done

I am using Firefox 84.0 (64-bit) Mozilla for Ubuntu, and it works just fine.

There's something probably messed up with your browser. Are you able to see the Captcha Challenge right before you login/sign up?

Try refreshing Firefox to default setting, Check this guide on how to refresh your browser - https://malwaretips.com/blogs/reset-firefox-settings

Please move the topic to Currency Exchange Board and in future use the same board if you want members to quickly notice your adverts. So long as the trades involve BTC
To move topic, there should be an option on the bottom left of your page

If you didn't have multiple accounts on the platform, then how did you know that they were not verified?

I think there various ways they can connect account minus particularly using verification documents. They can use IP address patterns, log in and log out times, betting patterns, browser data and user agents, transaction histories etc.

I think it depends on where you come from but seriously their additional questions for KYC are so strict and pointless. When I check it out on my account, It's Like an interrogation. On top of uploading your documents, they want to know about;

- Your source of Income
- How much you earn annually
- Occupation
- Source of your bitcoins and proof of the source etc

I have a verified account on Binance for p2p trading, they have never required me to fill out such useless questions.