Ah, free to use automated trading. Think about it — what's in it for the business to start such a platform without anything for the creator? Exactly. Yep, seems to be a textbook scam. https://cryptosec.info/scams |
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Wow it's sure been a while since this dude has been somewhat in the spotlight, which is definitely a very good thing. And now they're claiming that the keys were stolen? Lmao.
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If you're referring to the Manchester United Fan Token(MUFC), then I'm afraid it's not their "official" token, and as far as I know they don't even really have an official token. The fact that there's very little to no information about this token and especially none from Manchester United themselves just proves this.
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Nonetheless, this breakout is a signal that the downtrend is over, meaning that now the bulls can buy with more confidence.
When people are already making conclusions such this, I couldn't help but to be a lot more skeptical. 2 weeks of uptrend doesn't guarantee literally anything. |
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Dear MK
As you mentioned short squeeze is an unusual fact , I agree with you market behaving unusual! What do you suggest for such an unusual market!
Short squeezes are an "unusual" market behavior but it doesn't automatically mean that it only happens in "unusual" markets. Short squeezes also occur on more sort of "established" markets like the U.S. stock markets. An example, GameStop(GME): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GameStop_short_squeeze |
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1. Anong crypto mismo?
2. Alam mo ba kung para saan ung mga pinili mong crypto? At kung oo, tingin mo bang tataas?
3. Gaano mo katagal kaya i-hold, at kaya mo bang i-hold parin kahit bumaba?
In the end, pag tingin mong good investment ang isang bagay, hindi porke bumaba ang price ay hindi na agad ito good investment. Kasi kahit ung mga pinaka malaki at magandang kompanya ay bumabagsak rin in value paminsan minsan. Walang investment na straight na pataas.
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So you're saying that Saylor announcing that MicroStrategy purchasing bitcoin and GrayScale posting metrics are considered "pump and dumps"? You do realize that these companies are public and are required to publicly announce their balance sheets right.
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There are just so much indicators that we really can't make a conclusion entirely. But in general — if a certain indicator gets too crowded and traders end up trying to frontrun each other both(or either) at the buy/sell side, then the sort of "expected" market movement gets a lot less dramatic than anticipated, or it could move totally against them. A perfect example for the latter being a short squeeze[1].
[1] https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/shortsqueeze.asp |
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Just tell them some of the main risks of investing/trading cryptocurrencies(to not let them go in totally blind), and tell them the best crypto trading app for your jurisdiction. If they make money or lose money in the end will totally be because of them assuming you didn't actually shill them crypto trading/investing.
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Are you serious about not taking a trade when market opens up? In stock markets i have seen 80% of traders taking trades when market open up, that is the best phase because you get the most volume and can easily play on the momentum of any stock, after half an hour the volume stabilizes and then it's difficult to expect big movements in any stock without volumes many patterns are also difficult to validate. Rest all i agree that you shouldn't trade in certain times but surprised to see you don't trade when market opens up.
It basically comes back to the fact that not everyone trades the same and each person has their own strengths and weaknesses, and this may be one of them regardless how obvious it is for you.  |
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If you want something a teeny tiny bit more complete of a list: https://cryptosec.info/checklist1. Don't put all eggs in one basket.
P.S. Allocating money away from bitcoin into other cryptocurrencies is not diversification. |
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Can't believe they created their own name for liquidity providing lmao. But I guess they tried their best to dumb things down for the typical newbie exchange user. If anyone's wondering what the potential losses are with impermanent loss: https://dailydefi.org/tools/impermanent-loss-calculator/ |
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Both people can be right. Using debt the "right" way — to fund a business can be a great move assuming you really know what you're doing; but at the same time it's should be essential to pay your sort of "bad debts" as soon as possible — you know, student loans and stuff because of the interest.
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Probably one of the most short-term sighted and unsustainable marketing strategies available for cryptocurrency projects. I see a project/platform getting spammed around on social media? 99.9% of the time I get annoyed instead of getting interested.
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People like to demonize Coinbase a lot(and sometimes rightfully so), but let's not pretend that they or exchanges in general actually wanted to place stricter measures in terms of manual data collection. 9 out of 10 times chances are these exchanges are just forced to do so.
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It's a point!
For people who are in need of such, they should take it but for people who are not in such bad conditions, they should think carefully. I think platforms probably don't have bad intention when they run such campaigns, giveaway, airdrops to their users. KYCs in such campaigns are unnecessary because without this mandatory process, cheaters will come and take money.
Yep. Do KYC farms exist? I wouldn't be surprised if people from poor countries(à la Venezuela) mass submit KYC documents for the "free" $5-50 per registration; like how some try to make money through bounties and faucets. Assuming that these KYC offers are offered to these countries as well. |
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Do you think the bitcoin adoption of these countries and the reason for adoption is good for the bitcoin and cryptocurrency growth?
Bitcoin is for you, your friends, and your enemies. That's what a neutral decentralized money platform does — have no biases, hence the freedom. |
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