Bump. I'm open to taking on a temporary position with reduced Payrate for a two-week duration. Telegram: https://t.me/brownricenet |
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Don't forget the gerbils.  Many of these items can serve as alternatives to sexual toys, I think that's the whole point. Why else would people insert articles in their rectums except for medical reasons or smuggling? Many of these items can serve as alternatives to sexual toys,
Do you know, there is difference between "Many" and "All" words? for your reference: https://wikidiff.com/many/all |
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Don't forget the gerbils. Many of these items can serve as alternatives to sexual toys, |
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Is there anyone here struggling with a gambling addiction? I'm only 18 years old, but my appearance and behavior has become quite concerning.
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But, on one futures dex I traded on, coin I bought had no liquidity yet the order was success. I don't get it.
DEXs do have order books and support limit orders, but sometimes, especially on less popular coins, there might be very few people trading. Even with low liquidity, your orders can still be executed, b but the price may differ from your expectations. It's just how these decentralized exchanges work. |
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somewhat impressed how well 34k holds.
I could live without seeing sub 30k ever again
Agree on both counts. People have had more than enough time to load up on cheap coins now. Spot ETF imminent, halving coming, we are going to over $150,000 in 2025 and there’s nothing anybody can do to stop this train. yeah, $150k / 1 bitcoin in 2025, that's not that far away, DCA mode onnnn Oh, $150k/bitcoin in 2025? That's practically next week's coffee money! DCA mode engaged – time to buy my private island in the Bahamas! |
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I also know different ways to change my cryptocurrencies into regular money as cheaply as possible.
Except buying gift cards, show your ways? 1. P2P exchanges like paxful, local bitcoins. 2. Selling your crypto on centralised exchanges by p2p 3. Some users exchange crypto to fiat here on currency exchange board. 4. You can send crypto on payeer and convert it into USD which take 0.5% fee then transfer to bank account. 5. There some some small sites which operated by a real human they take payeer, perfect money, etc and send INR to bank account. You said you use local exchanges to convert to inr, any specific reason to choose local exchanges over the options you mentioned above? I use colodax myself but rates are low, p2p exchanges are risky in my experience so I avoid them. They offer fast conversion for small amounts without the need for full KYC verification; a simple phone number verification is enough. I don't use them regularly because their fees are higher than those centralized p2p exchanges. I turned to them in the past when my Binance account was got blocked, and I had no alternative but to open and verify another exchange account. so to save time I used local exchanges, for not much just 3-4 conversion. |
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I also know different ways to change my cryptocurrencies into regular money as cheaply as possible.
Except buying gift cards, show your ways? 1. P2P exchanges like paxful, local bitcoins. 2. Selling your crypto on centralised exchanges by p2p 3. Some users exchange crypto to fiat here on currency exchange board. 4. You can send crypto on payeer and convert it into USD which take 0.5% fee then transfer to bank account. 5. There some some small sites which operated by a real human they take payeer, perfect money, etc and send INR to bank account. |
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1. Is it possible to make 1% on a trade within a short time frame as in a few hours or a day ? Would that also inturn mean that you would make 10% on futures with a 10x leverage? I would like to elaborate more on this i just simply dont know where to begin. It would be nice if i could have a conversation with someone who has experience on the matter. Profiting that 1% per trade with 1x leverage is possible but challenging without sufficient trading knowledge and experience. While it's feasible to make a 10% daily gain, it comes with risks. Nonetheless, losses are also involved, and if emotions take control, you could potentially lose 50% or even 100% of your account. 2. In a normal trade when you buy a certain coin means there is someone else selling on the opposite end. does this rule apply the same for Futures ? Say im going to put in $1000 Long on coin X . does that mean it will only fill if there is someone Shorting the same coin at the same leverage at the same value of $1000?
In futures trading, it's a bit like regular buying and selling, but with a twist. When you decide to go long in futures, you're making a deal to purchase an asset (like coin X) at an agreed-upon price and date in the future. When someone goes short, they're making a deal to sell that asset at the same predetermined price and time. |
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I have done a little research about Bitcoin and why some governments refuse to accept Bitcoin in their own country even when they know that they are in power to make the most important citizens in their country access it and take advantage of it, and it wonders me a little. Some governments are worried about Bitcoin because they can't control it, and it might affect their money and economy. Different governments have different views on it. However, Bitcoin is a risky means of investment and it is not something that investors should be in a rush to sell. I am just saying this out of my own ideas based on my slight research. I think you want to say investors does not rush to buy. I have a little business that I am doing so far, and I would like to accept Bitcoin in my business, but I don't have enough ideas about Bitcoin. That's why I want to learn more, but truth be told, it's good to practice while learning. While learning about Bitcoin, I will have to practice it little by little with the little money that I can afford.
You are right, Practicing is good but keep in mind practicing with.. I mean only invest amount which you can afford to lose. You can learn about accepting bitcoin in business here |
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I don’t use Instagram for anything crypto or Bitcoin related. It’s full of fake ads.
I saw an ad once where someone claimed to be able to predict crypto prices with 100% success Posting on Telegram. I thought that was pretty shady.
There are also some shady ads out there. Some people post basic stuff about Bitcoin just to get followers and make some money by selling their courses. I don’t follow any of those, but I do follow some reliable news sites.
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$35k
Roll the chopper please!!!
Are we crossing $40k this weekend?
Nope! 36.5k |
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I have seen many new members on the forum who are just made an account here. Since they're new, they might not know all the ways to use the forum, like searching for existing posts and more.
As a result, they usually navigate the "Beginners and Help" Board to ask for advice.
So I have a idea: Let's create one really helpful post that lists the best resources for beginners to learn about Bitcoin.
After that Mods can pin this post to the "Beginners and Help" Board so that new members can easily find all the information they need. This will make it very easy for newbies to get started with Bitcoin.
and other members will save time by not writing repeated answers,
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moving moving 40 bucks left...
Reached a precise level of 35,000 on the Binance/USDT trading pair.  |
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Hello all.
I'm not here a lot these days as work is crazy, I'm doing nights for more money, and I decided to try and get a better diploma for a better salary (and a more interesting job) so I'm doing night school too.
Anyway it was nice to see our beloved break the boring sideways action and go up.
It's my birthday today, I'm starting a new decade and am officially old or let's say not young (40), so I'm asking for BTC at 35K as a gift !
Happy 40th Birthday! Receiving Bitcoin at $35K as a gift would be an awesome birthday present. Your dedication is bound to pay off. |
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In a place where you can't disagree safely, it's not about growing; it's about keeping control. But when you can talk freely, it's more about trust and respect, which help things grow. |
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 Some nice numbers on @albert0bsds's Profile... Posts: 592 Activity: 592 Merit: 444 |
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I convert my cryptocurrencies, especially altcoins, into regular money using local exchanges. These local exchanges accept cryptocurrencies and help me get Indian Rupees (INR) through UPI or bank transfers.
Just to be clear, these local exchanges are like smaller websites. Like a real human sends INR through his bank account.
I also know different ways to change my cryptocurrencies into regular money as cheaply as possible.
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What are your favorite and Free games available on steam?
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already added mate.... first consider checking the OP. |
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