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3781  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Factors affecting bitcoin business on: August 31, 2021, 06:17:34 PM
The major factors affecting bitcoin are :

Change in government - it's simply means when another government enter there's will be reduction or addition of some policies.

Political instability - when political system in the country is not stable, everything will get down.

Factors would be;

1. Regulation/ Government decisions towards bitcoin or crypto as a whole.
2. Personal problem by owners with volatility

I dont see anything or other than that when it comes on affecting bitcoin business because volatility and regulation would be the main thing
but its impossible that business owners arent really aware with that.
3782  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Need to contact Daniel of Bustabit on: August 30, 2021, 11:24:32 PM
Hello,


I need to contact the owner of BTC gambling site 'Bustabit' regarding a problem I have with the game.
I do not know how else to contact him as I cannot email him and he does not accept private messaging from new accounts on here like mine.

I would greatly appreciate if anyone can get his attention to this post.



Thank you
You can post into their main thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2897545.0

or pm
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=935622

Its better if you do post up your concern.
3783  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Crypto becoming less and less anonymous on: August 30, 2021, 10:20:30 PM
I hate the fact that cryptocurrencys have turned into something that needs verification to sell, when its supposed to be anonymous. There is almost no anonymity with selling crypto to large exchanges, its unfortunate. What are your thoughts?
There are still exchangers which doesnt implement out full KYC but i wont be surprised if anytime soon all of them would really be having the same path where KYC is strictly needed but when you are really

in concern about total anonymity then you could always make p2p transactions but somehow you would really need to be careful on whose you are dealing with.

Brace with those possible centralization or regulation that are already next in line. Sad to say and see that we are really heading there as crypto market becomes more bigger.
3784  Economy / Speculation / Re: People are panic buying right now! on: August 30, 2021, 09:37:58 PM
when the price starts to bull market, there must be panic buying in the market. and vice versa when the price starts to fall repeatedly, the fomo will also be on the market. in my opinion, it is this habit that makes people greedy in determining their trading style. if I myself because I have decided to invest and trade long term so stay relaxed looking at the market.


People especially newbies have a FOMO mindset they don't want to be left behind they are more confident in buying when the price is going up instead of buying when the price is going down when the best advice is to buy cheap and sell low, but they don't want to be positive when the market is going down, they don't want an opportunity to make a future profit and it will only happen when the market is in bear.

That usually results in a loss based on my experience, I also once was a newbie that has no idea the real situation inside the market, and just learn to be more patient and play the game right because I learn from my experience, so maybe they will learn from their mistakes not to be too emotional when it comes to investing, always use the mind as FOMO is always a great opportunity to sell, not to buy.
The more you do engage with the market the more learning you would get and this is where people do really make even more better as the days comes on.We dont start up on being a pro
directly on dealing up with new things.

There are really just people do make out actions due on being a noob but those would later change out as you do gain knowledge along the way.

When it comes to panic buying which is simply a FOMO then this is something that nothing rare on this market.
3785  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How to manage losses? on: August 30, 2021, 07:59:26 PM
how do you manage stress if you loss biggest amount because the value of your token is hitting down or NFT project is not ok?
 in your opinion how diversify your investment in other alts to cope up your losses?
Try to divert yourself or attention into something and that will surely solve out the problem. Diversification is always recommended so that you would able to recover on what you had lost on other investment

although not all would really be that capable since this do talk about financial capacity of a certain investor and not all would really be that having the money thats why they do really
focus on single investment and when losses happens then frustration and anger is normal.

It is just depending on how you do handle it up.
3786  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Inoue vs Donaire II discussion on: August 30, 2021, 06:21:12 PM

We should not include the age here. Try to watch how Nonito gives heavy damage to the top 1 Inoue, which is also a young boxer, in their finals matchup. It was the first time in Inoue's career to be sent to the hospital right after the fight that's why a rematch is possible to settle it all.

Casimero might have an advantage over Donaire but it doesn't mean a sure win. I don't want to compare the Rigo vs Casimero to Rigo vs Donaire. They should clash no matter what before facing Inoue.

It can't be avoided that once we critic a certain boxer the age difference will surely be included on the list. I mean, the age of a boxer plays a vital role also on the skill set of a boxer especially at this aspect a bettor could speculate which boxer speed and strength advances that will be their guidelines in placing a bet. But I think either a rematch between Donaire vs Casimero, or is it Casimero vs. Inoue will be surely an exciting fight to watch for.
True, its just too impossible that you wont consider out age when it comes to boxer fight performance because this is a great factor which do really affect because body isnt always on tip-top shape
as the years passing or simply when a boxer is getting older.

Cant really deny too that Donaire did really make some serious damage on Inoue as you can see in later rounds that he had really some blood on his face and not that usual pretty boy face
when facing up other opponents which does simply shows on how hard Nonito those punches are.
3787  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Trading Strategies changes with time on: August 29, 2021, 11:48:24 PM
Trading Strategies are not constant , it changes with time. If we think the particular method we were taught in the early stages during trading will still work for the market over time, we may keep on losing because the market changes with time. One particular strategy of trading can't be use all the time.

Of course you should find different alternatives in order for out trading to work, that's why we need to explore other options. If we're still losing, then maybe switching to new method will be the best idea in order for us to sustain. We can't afford to lose many times, money is really important for us in our daily living.
One of the things that is necessary to understand is that after creating different strategies you are still losing money in each one of the backtests that you create then there is probably something fundamentally wrong with the knowledge that you have gotten and it is time to go back to square one and begin to learn more until you can finally devise a winning strategy,  and then once you do that then it is time to look for ways to improve that strategy so you can make more money.
Setting different strategies is a must because as you do progress you would really experience lots of market conditions where you do need to lots of back up plans so that you would really make yourself versatile.

Trading strategies would really change over time as you do gain experience because you would really be making ways or methods on dealing with this very unpredictable market.

You would make yourself even more better as long you do able to sustain then no matter how many strategies you would really make off.
3788  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Your first bitcoins came from.. (faucets aside) on: August 29, 2021, 10:53:52 PM
I don't believe sites like Faucet , they claim free cryptocurrency first and then need a lots of withdraw fees . My first earning bitcoin comes from Bounty campaign sponsored by Yahoo .
Wayback on where faucets are something worth of but depending on the coins you've been claiming.I do remember up those days on where you could really get some ETH which i could say

thats one of the great things i did able to get on faucet since i do able to held it off for a long time until this very moment. So speaking with my first bitcoins came from is i do simply bought it

when HYIP and PONZI are the main hype wayback but getting or earning is really also got for signature campaign too.
3789  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Trading skills on: August 29, 2021, 07:13:49 PM
Well, we all know how technical crypto trading is and how hard it has been for newbies traders. That made me want to know what are your best trading skills and techniques that can aid a newbie in trading?
No one starts on being a pro so its just normal that we would really be having a hard time when you are just starting up but as you do gain experience due to consistent engagement then you would really able
to take good grasp since you do fully aware on how to handle up situations basing on your technical analysis.

Just be consistent and dont easily give up when you do suffer losses but instead you should learn from it.You wont really be getting skills and you wont really getting more better
if you do really hesitate on.
3790  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The Best Gambling advice on: August 26, 2021, 09:22:29 PM
We need mentor to become a Gambler?

Gamble as much as you can afford to lose that is the best ever advice for anyone who wants to gamble.

That's what I thought  Grin

I think I can understand some of what he's trying to say, He's saying it's better if there's someone to warn you about the gambling if it's taken into serious consideration of gambling outside of the fun zone.
When gambling becomes a source of making money then there's the problem, That's the trap where many fall into.

We do have our own self will which we can really think off the same thing on where those so-called mentors been saying and it is really just needing some sort of common sense for you to do so.

Just like on what others been saying that we dont really need any mentors or some sort of people but its good that he had able to approach that man or else he would might have wipe his entire balance

as he do tend to play more.I dont believe into those gurus or mentors because it would just be needing common sense for you to make such action.
3791  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will BTC Go for Another All Time High This Year? on: August 26, 2021, 07:14:37 PM
Since nobody here has a crystal bowl, let's see some numbers. It's only..

  • 6.30% to $50k
  • 27.56% to $60k
  • 37.77% to a new all-time high
  • 48.82% to $70k
  • 70.08% to $80k
  • 91.33% to $90k
  • 112.59% to $100k

Source: Data from https://btcath.com

Looking at these values, it is not entirely unlikely that we will see a new all-time high in the near future. But who knows. We might drop back to $30k in a blink of an eye. However I am quite confident, that we will see new all-time highs in mid/long term.

Does it really matter if it's 2021 or 2022? I don't think so.
People are always in a rush and this is why it isnt surprising that they are really that too impatient on looking those all time highs without considering that market is always been unpredictable.

It could reach out heights and also could dumped down to the floor.Thing here is that they do know on how to play with the prices for them on at least to see profits in short term duration.

We shouldnt really mind off too much about on how far could bitcoin do able to reach out because that would really be just stressful or would really be frustrating if bitcoin havent able to reach
on what you do have expected.
3792  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: With all your assets, Investing in Bitcoin is really a madness or beneficial ? on: August 25, 2021, 11:16:08 PM
I was just reading a report about BTC , A USA family sell all there assets and with that amount they invest in Bitcoin in 2019. as in 2021 BTC was on its peak ! So they get huge profit.

But as a dump then came in crypto market, for every investor it was really a great shock.

What you people say about this topic ?
Should we invest just like them or should start with a less amount ?

as Bitcoin came down in past months . it can be a great loss for those who invest madly !

Must drop your suggestion !
That family must have an a backup or something to fall back to cause I can't imagine selling all my assets and investing everything in bitcoin, the risk was really high, but looking back now it was worth it cause they will probably have x3 or x4 of whatever amount of money they invested into bitcoin, but i don't suggest anyone should this out now, rather just invest only what you can afford to lose, don't go all in like they did except you believe bitcoin will go past $100k in the future.
They should really have back up plans because if they do go all in and market had dumped down then they would be fucked up but if the market tends to rise even more then that would really be a great fortune.

Beneficial on the sense that market goes up but it would be madness if it dumps down.It would really be having only two paths to take and its up to someone if they would really be that prepare

on things that they might experience if bad or unfortunate things do happen. So they should really be thinking of careful and be prepared on whats ahead.
3793  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 61 year old plays the same numbers since 1991 and wins 18 millions on: August 25, 2021, 10:23:58 PM
This might not be luck but more of a strategy in winning once in a lifetime lottery.
Most of the time I was thinking, If you're betting in a lottery you're like saving your money to the lottery company and earn everything "IF" you win. But If you're not, you're actually giving out free money.

In this case, 30 years before winning the lottery is no joke. This requires a lot of patience, consistency, and dedication to hit those combination.
I have calculated, If the amount of $18m equates the amount of money he spent everyday to buy the tickets. But no, he actually made a good profit out of all those tickets he bought for 30 years.
If you're saving money for 30 years to reach $18m, you need to save at least $1,600+ everyday.  Tickets are like $30-$50 anyway.
When it comes to lottery then i dont really believe nor consider about some sort of strategy because any results could be random and it is just talking about odds on hitting the jackpot.

So here's the odds:
The odds of winning the Mega Millions jackpot are one in 302.6 million and the odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are one in 292.2 million, according to Lottery USA.

Source: https://www.jpost.com/international/michigan-man-wins-big-by-studying-previous-lottery-numbers-676203

It is just this man is really lucky on betting lottery even though it do almost cost a half of lifetime.
3794  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Future vs Spot Trading on: August 25, 2021, 09:22:17 PM
What is better and which one would you guys prefer. I have been doing spot trading but i haven't made much money, so i was kind of making up my mind to jump in future trading but a lot of my friends are asking me not to as they think that i can loose big. So what you experienced traders prefer?
Stick with stock trading and your friends were right that you shouldnt consider on stepping into futures because this is something that cant just easily make money as the risk is way more higher than on doing spot.

Dont rush yourself on making profits because what matter most here is that you do able to sustain yourself and make profitable at least despite of the losses you had committed or able to experience.

Mistakes are commonly in results of those acts which do people tend to be hasty on making profits without minding about on how big the risk is which we should really be careful.
3795  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Am I wrong? on: August 25, 2021, 08:27:07 PM
Is it possible that crypto will become stable when mass adoption occurs? I'm not saying stable like USDT I'm saying stability/bottom minus huge or massive dumps that we are all used to when bear market strikes, I know everyone can't be a holder but if crypto eventually achieve its dream of means of payment there will be more stability in crypto market, am I wrong?
Its not bad to wish up on crypto to become mainstream and if you do really mind on about payment system then we do have fiat already which is already sufficient when it comes to payment and other means.

Crypto is just an alternative and dont expect for those stability concerns because crypto market wont really become this big if it isnt volatile in the first place on where big percentage movements.

Aside on minding about payment system the most of us or the majority do really be eyeing off on how to make money or simply in concern of investment.
3796  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: [LIST] Gambling sites with internal exchange on: August 25, 2021, 07:14:27 PM

The list isn't that long. You can search the KYC info for each one (websites support FIAT will surely enforce KYC, the rest need a deep chec) and list them on a table, then ask op to udate his list. Itr would easier i think.
OP has already requires KYC information in the format to suggest new website. While no KYC info in the main list .
Yeah the list isnt really that long but it would be great if it would really be putted up there and make out some updates for everybody to look at rather than on making search on your own since there are really some gamblers who do really mind off about KYC.

Its true that gambling sites and with having that instant exchange features did really changed up too when it comes to kyc and thats really a non appealing thing for us to deal off with.

3797  Economy / Economics / Re: Why don't banks work with cryptocurrency? on: August 24, 2021, 11:15:46 PM
It isn't a had thing to say that banks haven't been able to endorse cryptocurrencies simply because, the government haven't legalised it just yet. Its that simple to understand. Until the government of a nation rounds up cryptocurrency for a legal tender, banks would find it difficult to Its operation within there systems as, the banks are an instant of the government that functions under the control of the central Bank which serves government's purposes. The fact that, the decentralized nature of cryptos and the constantly fluctuating market environment plays a role, the government is the major force behind it not being endorsed by most financial institutions.
You are right but i've seen some banks in my country does really accept nor allowed crypto payments or transactions not like in most of those banks are blocking or closing up accounts which are in relation with those crypto transactions which is something that not new considering that decentralized things is never been compatible with highly regulated or centralized things.

Why would really bother? This is something which isnt needed for only one that do need to exist.They do serve out different markets which its understandable
on why there's some sort of competition, erring between the two.
3798  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🔮 Futuur - Predict the Future! 🔮 on: August 24, 2021, 10:08:06 PM
Wow, I can't believe that I missed this site for so long.

I like the fact that there is a very wide range of events that you can stake on, and also that you can trade your positions before expiry. That is definitely much better compared to traditional sportsbooks who either do offer this or charge ridiculous fees for doing so.

I do wonder though, some markets are very prone to insider play (e.g. movies). Is there any strategy to mitigate this?
They've been here for a while already and its just they didnt really make out some updates or being too active into their thread and thats why they do really have lesser attention into this place.

When it comes to range of events then theres no denial that they do really have that thing but due to duration or on the waiting time before you could able to know the results
which is most talking about future events then this is where people do lost up interest.

Although there are still people who does love this kind of way of betting or simply serving out different market based off with different interest.
3799  Economy / Speculation / Re: Can I recommend a friend to buy Bitcoin now? on: August 24, 2021, 09:11:24 PM
Bitcoin is now rising, and it has jumped by 3k in less than 10 minutes. Although everyone is happy but also worried, is it going to fall again?
My friend asked if I can continue to buy it? But I see a lot of people commenting that giant whales are now controlling the market. I told my friends not to enter the market for now, but my friends seem to have misunderstood me.
Do you think that this kind of market should be forbidden to enter or continue to buy?
I suggest not to panic selling。

When it comes to investing advice it's always on individual preferences or decision as long as they know the risk and they know the market condition if your friend wants to buy because they believe that it's a good time to buy and he is investing what he can afford to lose, then let him proceed, in my experience, I always tell my friend to read a lot and fill themselves with the relevant informant that will help them to buy and sell at the right time.

The issue is that whether you want it or not you will feel good for him when the coin goes up, but the opposite is also true and you feel bad for him and somehow guilty when the coin goes significantly down. I have always refrained from giving a clear recommendation to buy and I did well with it. You can still phrase a recommendation in a way such that you don't really tell him to buy, but wouldn't tell him not to buy might be a better way to put it.
Usually, good friendships are above a recommendation even if it goes wrong because both parties knew that it could happen, but some will be mad at you certainly.
You wont really be having that guilty feeling even if he's your friend as long you do give the warning and hints about the risk of cryptocurrency. It wouldnt be always going on the top and of course you could really

recommend bitcoin to a friend as long you do explain to them about the risk and the earning opportunities and the rest would really be on his own when he do start to step foot into this market.

You shouldnt really make out some assurances because that will totally affect your relationship to your friend once the price had plummeted or opposes on what he do anticipate.
3800  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Signals in crypto on: August 24, 2021, 08:08:54 PM
I think signal is not best in crypto because every signal don't hit target and then we loos our money or follow some one which are most expert in crypto which have a great knowledge but you should have some own knowledge then we can follow someone signal
No need for a signal. As you've said, you're like to lose money from it if you're not careful enough following any of those. And that's why you need to research for those that are going to be helpful as you trade. You will miss a lot of knowledge from it if you're not careful by doing it.
Signals don't help you because most of them will give you wrong predictions and wrong signals that it may look honest and good to you but they really are not.
Would be better if you do make your own analysis rather than stressing out yourself on following others hints or signals.Nothing beats off if you are already independent towards your trading career.

For those people who do rely on signals or copy trades are to those people who doesnt really like for themselves to get anymore better with this industry.Signals isnt bad but you should

know on how to determine which is really worth to be followed or something that you could get idea from.
And determining those worth it to follow, you're likely to see them rarely, or at least, there's almost none of it. That is the reason why many have lost money on signals. A personal friend of mine has shared how he got rekt with it and doesn't want to rely on it anymore. He remained as an investor but he's no longer relying on anyone's signal. He reads tips and suggestions of others but the decision that he makes is coming from his own research and analysis because he just can't trust those signals anymore and I hope others will learn from others experience too.
You would surely gain experience too once you decide to go or trade with your own because as long you do engage with things then the more you would be knowledgeable.

I dont really see to be worth on someone to follow someones signals and just like what others been saying that i would rather trade and learn on my own and even i do lost money on my trades

but at least it is my own fault and decision and not on others tips and hints which i couldnt see for it to be worth.
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