لا الكثير من دول الخليج تحظر التداول بالعملات الرقمية لذلك فلا توجد رخصة للمنصات التداول للعمل بتلك الدول ولكن اذا حصلت علي رخصة من مجلس التعاون الخليجي فعندها يمكنها تقديم خدماتها لكل المنطقة وهو امر وارد متا ما عدلت بعض الدول لوائحها.
منصة رين كانت جيدة لشراء البيتكوين وتحويله للعملة المحلية او بعض عملات دول الخليج وبالتالي هي اشبة بالبنك الذي يقدم خدمة تحويل البيتكوين الي كاش والعكس.

منصة بياناس ستكون الاولي التي تقدم خدمات المضاربة ولكنني اعتقد انها ستكون نسخة مثل Binance.US بسبب ان بعض الخدمات محظورة مثل الاقراض, الرافعة المالية واسواق المشتقات


اتمني ان تكون ادارة بيناس للامور جيدة

You talked a lot and yet I could not understand the point you wanted to make.


 - PI Network is a scam and has nothing to do with Bitcoin, if this currency succeeds in something, it is the intensive promotion of it despite it being a scam.
 - Digital platforms, altcoins, and others are all directly or indirectly related to the price of Bitcoin, and therefore if the price collapses, the possibility of all of them collapsing is certain, and the opposite is not necessarily true.
 - Don't buy bitcoin with loan money but don't buy bitcoin with money you can't afford to lose.

Next time, talk less and bring up your idea directly.

There are strategies that are safer than others with reasonable profit and since you are a beginner it is better to learn the easy strategies and by developing yourself a little you will be able to make all the difficult strategies easy.


Before you start learning to trade, you should know the basics, such as how to create a wallet, protect your private key, reduce fees when sending, CEX & DEX platforms and the best suitable platform based on your country and payment method.


I recommend you to watch @aantonop YouTube channel^[1] to learn the technical aspects, and then you can ask here about the best platform for you.

Now let's talk about the trading side:

 - Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)^[2]: It's perfect and simple, set a specific day and then buy a fixed amount of bitcoin.
 - DCA with support and resistance points: it is a little more difficult and instead of setting a fixed time, you rely on the support and resistance points^[3].
 - Buying at once: It depends on the price collapse by more than 20%.
 - Day trading: It is the most dangerous way and the difference between the prices of cryptocurrencies during the day.
 - Leverage and Margin, DeFi and Low MarketCap cryptos: Not recommended.


[1] https://www.youtube.com/user/aantonop
[2] https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dollarcostaveraging
[3] in short, when the price drops by more than 15%, you buy more

We have more adoptions here:


They talked about Dogecoin first.

Source ---> https://twitter.com/mozilla/status/1476951030638260225?s=20


The downside is that they accept payments using BitPay, I don't know but I think Mozilla is big enough to have developers running a full node of the company.
Overall, it's a good move.

Do not forget that you are trying to achieve 10 times in a short period, and these profits are not in dollars, but in another currency that may increase in value over time, which means more times in dollars.

No one can guarantee that profits to you, or else they will use them personally.
You can make 10 times the price if you take the adventure but you need to be lucky to ensure that you get that amount and it is something that may happen once in your life and will not happen again.


In short, there is no way to achieve these gains and all methods are either high-risk or rely on relative luck, which is rarely repeated.

If all the reasons that drive you to use cryptocurrencies are the speed of gaining and getting rich, it is better to stop using them.

Fluctuations are caused by the forces of supply and demand, but since many TOP 10 crypto have high market capacities, you need a lot of money to move the price by 30%, for example, in Bitcoin, it may cost you more than 50 billion dollars.

As for small altcoins/tokens, most of them have low market capacities, and therefore the entry of $10 million may cause the price to rise by 100%.

Is it a good investment? If you are a beginner, definitely not, because the small capacity of the market has problems such as a sudden drop in the price (80% dump,) poor liquidity and the price reaching zero.

Do not forget that most of these currencies have risen by more than 1000% and may not recover, and therefore the red  does not always mean that it is an ideal buying opportunity.
If you do a good analysis, you will find that most altcoins fail to return to all the previous highs they achieved.

 - Dogecoin is pumped due to Elon Musk's tweets.
 - ATLAS is a hybrid for metaverse promotion and will have no future.

I haven't heard of other currencies.

This isn't the first time that account has been hacked and I don't know why it wasn't frozen like it was done here.

you can read about old hacks:

 - ‘Nour’ and a New Friend: Satoshi Nakamoto's P2P Profile Makes New Post, Befriends User
 - Satoshi’s back — at least for a “nour”

It appears that the account data is being sold or shared by hackers.

All Satoshi accounts and everything that comes out of him is considered scam unless it is officially confirmed and I don't think that when he comes back he will return to promote a scam project or without proof of himself.

This is a strange method and consumes a lot of resources and time.
Will these videos be manually verified and deleted?

the solution will be simple if the platforms want to cooperate with each other to make it possible.

 - When you request an address on any X central platform, that address comes with a signature and certain words.
 - When you want to withdraw from the other platform, you must enter the address and the signature that proves that that address belongs to Y platform.
 - Platforms can share a co-signature.

Every 4-Year cycle new hyper of altcoin start appearing to try to get people to buy or invest in them.
In the year 2013, altcoins appeared, 2017 ICO appeared, this year NFTs, and during these periods there were updates for this hybrid (HardForks, IEO, Metaverse.)

All these changes are accompanied by crazy highs, but they are often short-lived, and rushing to them in the middle of the wave without buying more bitcoin will lead to a lot of losses.

The concept of Metaverse is modern and all the currencies that claim this are models that try to get quick profit by making inaccurate promises.

Metaverse development needs more years, so all previous ATHs are Bubble.

I don't understand exactly what you are trying to say but if you think the fees go to the wallet developers then your information is not accurate.
You can send transactions with a fee close to zero (1 satoshi), but it will take a longer time to be included in one of the blocks and therefore you will have to wait longer.
But if you use a well-programmed wallet and track network activity^[1], you will be able to pay the lowest possible fee based on the estimates time to get confirmations.
About fees you can read ---> https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Miner_fees

[1] https://mempool.space/

For the time being, yes, but with the development of decentralized platforms and the ability to use Bitcoin for daily life, we will not need centralized platforms. It will turn into a new banking-like system that provides services for converting bitcoin into paper money and vice versa.

Most of those who use it for trading will look for any central platform that does not require identity verification.

The problem is that few platforms accept deposits and withdrawals in Monero, and therefore there is an offer, but unless decentralized platforms develop, they will always be undervalued due to the lack of platforms that give users the right price.

Also, most people do not appreciate centralization or privacy, but rather price volatility, which is found in centralized platforms that require identity verification.

Steve Hankey calculates inflation for many countries and his method is old, so the fact that Bitcoin has a value of zero is contrary to reality, but it is a theory because there is nothing linked to Bitcoin (it would be true in 1970)

The crazy rise of 200,000 is unexpected and most of those who say that are very optimistic.

Some still believe that the price will cross the 100k barrier during the next year, but the most likely thing is that we will not see a price lower than 20k again.

Such conditions will not continue because when you deposit cryptocurrencies, you are depositing them from addresses that cannot be controlled.
The service will be closer to what PayPal did, where you cannot withdraw your cryptos, but if alternatives such as withdrawing to a bank account or others are not provided, these changes will not have value.

I am not afraid of such news, you can exchange between bitcoin and altcoins using decentralized platforms and the central platforms will be needed to convert from Bitcoin to fiat money and back.

Topics are often deleted without notification.
For posts, if the topic is deleted, you will not get a notification.
It is best that you read the forum rules ---> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0 for more details.

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Try to create good quality topics, stop spamming and it will not be deleted.

Most likely they will create an account, verify identity and then manage user requests using APIs through that account or multiple accounts. Such behaviour is against Binance TOS^[1] and I also asked about the fees because they will be higher since they are a third party application that uses one CEXs.
In general, downloading an anonymous application will make it difficult to use, and "KYC not required up to 2 BTC daily" does not seem a sufficient reason.

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At least it is a reason to use Bitcoin as a currency and not as an asset or stock to get more profits.

Personally, I see it as an encouragement for people to spend assets instead of converting them to dollars, and not all charities will convert Bitcoin into USD directly.

I don't know what others think, but if there are any mistakes happen and to reduce the fees, add them to the next week.
Meaning, instead of sending it separately and losing some fees, it will be added to the next week and so on.

Overall thanks for making things go smoothly.

I have several questions to ask you:

 - Since you have been working for a year, I searched in Google and did not find any reviews or user experiences?
 - Transfer fees are higher as some platforms offer lower fees. Are you using third-party applications?
 - Why is there no legal data about the platform? If you do not use any third party service, there must be a license in a country.