07 - SamReomo

The biggest mistake a trader does is his/her false beliefs. Those traders who learn trading with the help of demo accounts often develop false beliefs. Such traders don't actually learn anything because they haven't traded with real money, and when they start trading with real money then those false beliefs start breaking.

Such traders often face huge losses when they start trading with real money. I would never advise a trader to begin with demo accounts if they're serious about their trading success, but if someone wants to try demo accounts before moving up with real money then that's their own choice.

Yes, not only balls but money as well. Most people who want to accumulate Bitcoin don't have enough money for the accumulation and that's why they miss the dips while others who have money often miss the dips in hope to see more intense dips. Bitcoin is already down and anyone who knows that it's a great opportunity should try his/her best to accumulate some of it.

That's the worst thing a scammer would do to the ones who join his/her platform. Such scammers want to gain more money from referral system and that's why they're willing to allow for withdrawals.

The referral system of such platform is another trap to get new customers who may invest huge amounts on their platform in hope of getting 6% or more return on daily basis.

It's not possible to earn 6% daily on any legit platform and anyone who promises such level of profits is most probably a fraud.

I think you're right, they will keep a low profile for sometime. When everyone forgets about them then they might start trading merits again with a new strategy. I have also observed that not only the one who was reported stopped sending/receiving merits but also the ones who were trading merits with that guy. Let's see what strategy they will follow when everyone forgets about them.

As a beginner, I suggest you to read topics in Bitcoin Discussion, Speculation, and Beginner & Help, boards. Those boards have enough information for newbie users to understand basic details about Bitcoin. If you want to learn about this forum as well, then you may also try to read Meta board. It takes sometime but if you continue reading the important threads in those boards then you'll surely learn basic things about the forum and about Bitcoin within few days.

I have noticed something strange about that user who was reported in this thread. After the report the user hasn't got any merits, and that's a quite strange thing.

I know that we can't really say that he/she's the one operating all those accounts, but it's strange that he/she hasn't got any merits in last 2 weeks.

Another strange thing is that the OP hasn't sent any merits after 3rd of April and that's the day when OP of this thread has created the thread. There's something shady or I'm overthinking?

I don't think that playing poker while celebrating his daughter's birthday is a sign of poker addiction for the football player Neymar. People usually enjoy playing poker and that doesn't mean that they're addicted to it.

Media is known to share such content to gain more views so they can earn more revenue, and most of the time news like that is a lie and nothing else. Playing poker doesn't make someone a poker addict and if Neymar played it then I'm sure he played it for entertainment purpose not because he's addicted to it.

Trading with a demo account will never improve someone's trading abilities. Most of the traders who start with demo accounts end up losing a lot of money when they start trading with real money. In demo trading our emotions aren't triggered but when it comes to real trading then our emotions go get triggered and we start feeling panic if we see price dropping where we wanted it to move upward. So I guess a new trader should better begin with low amount but it should be real money not virtual money that's credited to demo accounts.

That message could be a new method by scammers to trap others. The scammers try their best to make new methods in order to test our empathy and when we fall for them then they take the money and run away. Such scammers are people with criminal mindsets, they misuse that money for bad things and continue their scamming habits.

The message could also be send by someone who got affected by the dump of the market and if that's the case then that someone might have invested in a wrong altcoins that dumped a lot in value. I also think that it's a good thing to do your own research before investing money into crypto-currencies because if you invest in wrong coins then you won't make any profits whatsoever.

I think you have mistakenly posted your comment two times, I suggest you to delete the second one as it could cause troubles for you because when your campaign manager finds it or someone reports it then you may face issues.

Bitcoin has dumped to $63k values and now it's a major dump before halving event. Let's see how low it will go before halving and after halving how high it may reach. I believe it could dump even more because the huge investors want to dump the price of Bitcoin so they can accumulate more of it from the weak hands.

Yes, I also answer such questions because it's always a good thing to share your opinion/experience with the ones who haven't done something like that. I have personally never did such type of betting and I won't do it either in future but those who are going to do it should understand that it could be either fun or it could affect someone's friendship.

I have personally used escrow services a few times, but I still agree that most people don't really care about escrow services and that's why they get scammed by such scammers. I have never dealt with the people who were suspicious to me, like the one OP mentioned in his thread. The ones who sell accounts of the forums are most of the times scammers, and that's why I try my best to avoid such scammers.

Bitcoin is Bitcoin, the other coins are most like shit ones. If you have still bought some reputed altcoins then you may got some profits or at least you should be able to recover your money, but you have put your money in a wrong altcoin and now all you can do is to wait to see what will happen during the intensity of this bull run.

I won't recommend POLITICS AND SOCIETY to beginners especially when they want to learn about Bitcoin because that board is full of not so useful stuff and beginners won't be able to learn a lot by reading threads on that board or making threads at that board.

In my eyes the best boards for beginners should be Bitcoin discussion, Beginners & Help, and Speculation. Those boards are mostly related to Bitcoin and the thread at those boards can be very valuable for the beginners.

You have done a good analysis and that's truly appreciatable. I believe we may see such dips before halving and maybe during halving event, but after that we may see another rally that may take Bitcoin's price to $80k or even more.

I know it's too early to speculate that where Bitcoin's price will move after halving but I'm pretty sure it will move towards up side because it's the bull run. I believe Bitcoin could cross $100k in this bull run and it may even cross $120k, but if your prediction of $170k becomes a reality then I'll be very happy.

White paper of Bitcoin was written to introduce this p2p payment system and that's why the halving was not mentioned in it. OP, if you're part of Bitcoin community then you might know that Bitcoin has gone through some changes overtime like introduction of Segwit addresses in 2017 to the source code. Satoshi Nakamoto hasn't introduced that address but it was introduced by other developers and Bitcoin community supported it.

Similarly the halving event was not mentioned in Bitcoin whitepaper but it was already part of Bitcoin source coin from the start and overtime people learnt about it and community supported it. It's the halving event that has allowed Bitcoin to gain value overtime and I don't think anything is wrong in not mentioning it in the white paper. I think it wasn't even needed to mention it in white paper and that's why Satoshi avoided mentioning it.

Bitcoin and gold are more likely purchased as assets then money, only fiat could be called money and is a good way to exchange goods. In ancient times Gold, Silvers and other precious metal were used for trading of goods but now people purchase them and hold them as assets rather than something that could be used to trade for goods.

Bitcoin was developed as a p2p electronic cash system that people can use to trade goods against it but it was engineered in a way that it slowly started getting scarce with just 21 million total supply with no printing/minting mechanism. Because of that nature of Bitcoin, investors got interested in it and hold it so it can grow in value. Now a days it's more likely used as an asset then as a p2p payment system.

Only fiat remains that could be used for trading of goods but as we all know that fiat isn't a full-proof system either because it's in control of governments and banks that could literally prints so many of it without any hesitation and that leads to drop of value overtime. However, fiat is still the easiest way to trade goods, however one day it might also get replaced by CBDCs or something similar.

I feel bad for you OP but you should be careful next time. As yahoo62278 has suggested that you could have use an escrow that would save you from being scammed.

I believe escrow services of the reputed members of the forum is necessary and anyone who doesn't escrow, always risk their money.

You're not the only one who got scammed by such scammers. Anyone who isn't aware about such hacks often get scammed by such scammers.

I have never used an Illegal sportsbook so I don't have much information about those but as far as I can understand then using of anything that's illegal should be avoided. If I understand it better then illegal sportsbooks are maintained by incompetent, corrupt, and fraud people who can't be trusted.

They can run away with ones money and no one will be able to take action against them. That's why I think it's much better to avoid those illegal sportsbook platforms and go with the ones that are provided by trusted sportsbook providers.