I wasn't using Bitcoin back in 2016, but I am sure that it was the same as to what is happening right now except for the fact that we're going higher to where that price swings happen. I don't think that we can pretty much just base on these patterns showed by years, but hey the price jumps might apply the same as it was before. Who knows? Who knows? It has an unstable price after all.
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Looking at Binance, it seems that it will already support itself with its reputation. I don't think that such major promotion is still needed for that large of an exchange. Every traders in Binance should already see it as a big structure, although it won't hurt for them to continue to promote their exchange through content creation in articles and such.
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Before and even after the news about the leakage of the Binance user's info, it will never be beneficial for me. I could just trade outside of the internet locally by referrals of my relatives, so I can trust whom I'll trade at least. Good thing that Binance still allows user to trade without the full KYC verification with the only condition of withdrawing <1 BTC only per day.
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Re-applying. Just leaving it in here in case I would qualify in the next open slot.
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I’ I have heard some experienced trader said that I should learn and read more before start, and also get some experience.
~ I tried one but I falied. There is something I don’t know? Please tell me more.
~ I was starting to watch CryptoJack recently and I think it would be a great video to start up although there were some comments telling the flaws of the tutorial. It led me to daytrade in my preferred exchange site which is Binance. While I don't recommend his YT channel that much yet until I learned that something is wrong from his tutorial in "my opinion", it would still be worth your minute to feel at least the UIs and the basics.
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If we, investors, will constantly support the demand for bitcoins, then gradually it will be accepted by almost all countries, I am sure. The main thing is that attention is constantly focused on it, so that the authorities understand that this currency is relevant and necessary for us.
No, no, no. Investors wouldn't even attempt to defend Bitcoin in my opinion. They would just back away simply when they feel that their country doesn't appreciate its existence into theirs. A gamble to be used in merchandise stores could be a stepping stone but if it is banned already then don't expect it to be.
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Hi Zapo, my post count was under 35 and I still didn't receive any payments. Kindly check.
Edited: Thanks Zapo, got the note in the spreadsheet.
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Depends on how much budget your have in your initial investment. There are various way of promoting such projects, don't be the fool that will just try for media commercials. You're not gonna catch any attention at the moment. Find your target market and you can illustrate or plan out various marketing plan like starting out web-based, if I can assume that you're promoting something technical or related to computers which is gonna be "at least effective". You can blog it out also. Don't do social media promotion, you might incur some amount of money to be paid for the advertising space, I know Facebook has that system obviously.
When you're gonna go personal, simply go with flyers IF and ONLY IF your project is gaining a bit of an attention in the public now. The "public" word I am identifying would precisely be a lot of people in terms of quantity.
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Never meditated even a single minute, I never panicked anyway so it won't be an issue for me to get these fear from FOMOs. Just a side trader here looking for some rare good trades in the exchanges. I wonder how those full-time traders feel after meditating so much, I mean not just the FOMO itself but the panicking of the fall of the market which is really common now especially when talking about cryptocurrency.
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You're stating the obvious here, and there's no point even discussing this.
Anything you own, whether it's gold, crypto, cash, or comic books, can get stolen if you don't have proper security measures in place. That's been known as long as there's been thievery in this world.
I don't even know how the OP got a shred of merit. It is nothing original tbh. He is just stating what is currently continuously happening, although I suggest for the OP to revise the topic and discuss the security of crypto in some other ways rather than those obvious password character limits and such.
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Will this prediction by some Crypto Experts that 2018 is a Bull year for Bitcoin To $50k, and with an Overall Market Cap To $1 Trln going to end a truth?
Read the text here: https://[Suspicious link removed]/WzcTrV
Bull run could happen in november or in december on this year, If its not happening there is a chance it could happen in 2019. I believe we will see steady grow in 2019, the reasons why i do believe on it cause we got so many custody right now that really good for ETF and for long term investors, Nasdaq is approaching cryptocurrency, bakkt will be launched in november of this year and ETF will be approved in December 2018 or in febuary 2019. So many good things that could make bull run happen. see at world economic im not sure in dec2018-feb2019 it bull run. but everything can happen in crypto world. last year not have anyone think btc can go to 20k You're dreaming,bud. I don't even care now how you structured your point but I get what you're trying to say. You're trying to bring back the good ol' times when it was a money dream for traders during Nov- Dec 2017. That was really an overwhelming but don't hope for it no more, it will stay now as a dream unless the bull runs specially right now.
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There is a popular saying that invest only what you can afford to loose.
And that saying gets written way too often on this forum. It should be blatantly obvious to anyone with half a brain, yet people feel the need to keep writing it as though it's some new piece of wisdom. Yet no matter how many times it gets said here, people still invest money they're going to need to pay bills or otherwise can't afford to lose. People buy bitcoin using high-interest credit cards. They buy bitcoin on margin. People have sold their houses to buy bitcoin. All of that seems crazy to me, especially given how volatile bitcoin can be. It'd be stupid to do all of that for any investment, but it's even more insane for anything crypto-related. Yeah I don't really understand particularly how these people think that they're gonna earn more than what they had sold for Bitcoin. Like they have those guts to go all-in at the turn card while still don't have the knowledge that their game be thrown off anytime. It's not like they invested in Bitcoin blindly but what could be the thing that runs in their minds while buying Bitcoin at that amount.
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It is not necessary to trade for the dollar. For example, if it is possible to trade for other well-known altcoins it is better to do that. Definitely, you have only one goal by trading for the dollar - buying and selling over periods of time. But by trading for altcoins you learn how to find profitable positions and understand market's analytics.
Altcoins? Not like you're gonna go outside CMC to base on what altcoins would suit the best to invest at. In the end it would still be altcoins on where your trades will go unless you're an enterprise that has these altcoins allowed for payment but I am assuming that as no, you will still trade it for dollar because that's how you're gonna realize it as a profit, bud.
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@op you can invest your bitcoin on ico's becauase ico's are the most promising investments on this current year . you can earn a big bonus and perks when you invest as early as possible , plus you can sell you shares at the end of their project to earn again a huge profit .
You should remember that during the last 4-5 months, more than 95% of the ICOs either failed at the time of listing or they turned out to be scams. If you think that they will go up in the future, then go ahead and invest in them. But I would rather avoid them at this point of time. Despite the fact that 95% of the ICO are tricks yet that does not imply that we quit putting resources into them. Staying great 10percents once can give you sensible benefit and worth venture. Well, every single person will always have the reasons why they are investing into a space and it all depends on how you perceive the team, the product in thelong run and how demand can kick in for it. Sure, we cannot say all ICOs will end up the drain and even though we might have seen the bear market affect a whole lot of them over these few months when listed on the market, does not mean they will still not have a chance. However, based on what pinoyden said, you really do not necessarily have to invest in ICOs before you are considered an investor, bitcoin is not a stable currency and it is always bound to increase in value as well over time, and that also makes it an investment option. No one is simply saying that you're that investor when you invest in ICO, well people might even call it opposite since ICOs were mostly failing now and getting your appropriate from it is like a dream now to happen. It doesn't matter where you invest, just when you do it and then call yourself now a proud investor (for how long though? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) )
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Why are you comparing these two? It is not like they're directly relative to each other but they have some anonymous characteristics when it comes to making their money move. Successful trader and a gambler still does the gambling game in trading and they still get losses. It is part of nature of being a trader anyway,but comparing them directly isn't gonna come out anything new.
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Binance but as an extension, I would like to recommend EtherDelta also for ya in terms of some coins that doesn't seem to exist in Binance because of the project that coin or token came from. It supports ERC-20 tokens so don't worry about any support issue with EtherDelta, you also have the convenience from the import of your MEW to the current site but of course you still need to deposit to EtherDelta Contract to make some movements in the coins you're planning to trade.
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What best place? Is it simply just by the means of ban that's why you're looking for other countries that takes Bitcoin as a payment method? Well Japan has been using quite a lot so there you go for number 1. In my country, the adoption is still limited and there are still few wallets being offered locally in here, although there is one that you can utilize to pay bills (Coins.ph), it isn't that much of a spread out yet so I can't recommend you my country as of now.
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Maybe because of empty escrow funds yet that he is trying to request for a refill that's why he can't accept new applicants as of now. I think adjustments would be made soon.
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Hello, guys! I am designer who works on cryptocurrency news aggregator. I want to create simple but useful website, but for that I need to understand your needs. Could you please answer these questions, so we could create a great product together. 1) When you read cryptocurrency news, do you need to see a long list of articles on one page right away (e.g. https://coinspectator.com)? Or you want to see just few articles, but with bold headlines and covers ( https://www.ccn.com, https://www.coindesk.com, etc.)? 2) How do you usually decide which news to read? 3) Do you want to have a chat on news website and discuss news right there? 4) Do you need to see cryptocurrencies' rate on news website? 5) What features would you like to have on cryptocurrency news aggregator? 6) What pains do you have while reading other news website? Thank you! Well make sure the writers in your article knows how to not induce fear in the traders in the market. You and your writers will talk to the world about cryptocurrency and I'm pretty sure there are various emotion sensitivity out there. Make sure to use the "right" word for such certain topic. Mostly the pain that people mostly encounter are the misinterpretation of the words. Saying x country doesn't want cryptos is gonna be different in people's interpretation that x country doesn't just recognize cryptos as this and that. Careful with the writing of an article.
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