It's a nice strategy to attempt a buy-back on a dip but it's a risky one. Except you have a good strategy to spot a strong support you're likely to miss out on it and then regret not keeping your tokens in the first place. One thing about panic sell is investors not having done their research before buying a particular token. Once you've the token you're buying figured out and know it's roadmap there will be less bother once there is a fud. A thing I advise investors to do is never to sell all of the units of a token they're hodling during a foreseen crash. You never can tell of a token that can turn things around for you. So, they can do a 50% or 75% sell and wait to rebuy at cheaper price and have more of the token.

Since we're dealing with hypothetical situations here, let me quickly ask – What if theymos or Cyrus or Cobra or whoever has power over whatever keeps bitcointalk running smoothly are all incapacitated at the SAME time? What happens to the forum then? You know, it raises a scary scenario thinking about it now. Life happens to all of us. It shows the precarious nature of man and the inevitability of fate as truly no one knows what tomorrow holds. I believe we need theymos or any close staff of the forum who is in the know to address all this.

Charles-Tim is absolutely right about that unnecessary fee. It's a real setback for a noble site like bitcointalk. Whatever the reason as penance for an evil IP (whatsoever that means) doesn't hold waters. Someone registering for the first time without anyone's direction or referral would think it's a scam site, honestly. I, for one, wouldn't have registered if that evil fee were there when I stumbled onto this forum in 2017. I mean, how do you convince someone to pay to register on a site that isn't a seminar class? How? Theymos should do something urgent about that.

That's exactly when to lock the thread. If the essence for opening the thread is met why still keep it open? Except the OP is intentionally encouraging posters to spam on their thread. I have noticed that sometimes discussions drift from an OP's topic to other discussions which may also be interesting depending on the level of intelligence displayed by those involved. Other times, one gets to read derailed and spammy discussions.

WO isn't a thread asking questions. So, it's totally different and should continue. I get lots of laughs reading there myself.

Your post said it better succinctly. The second point is the vice which has kept many crypto enthusiasts down. They see crypto as an easy way to cash out, a get rich quick scheme, which is erroneous actually. They go all in and then are trapped because most times they invest in shitty projects that eventually turn scam. Your last point is  what I term "practising ignorance" People go into something they truly don't understand. Leveraging into margin trading or Futures when you truly don't have a full grasp of it is akin to diving without the kits. That is what some traders do and it's dangerously dangerous, if you know what I mean.

Oh yeah? @Fatemablabla is a male? I thought the user was a she. Anyway, it's glad to know he's alive contrary to insinuations in the bounty group that he's dead. However, it's highly irresponsible of him to have abandoned bounty hunters who worked for him after he must've got his rewards on the bounties he runs (there are several outstanding debts on bounties he runs). I'm a victim of the Dego bounty. Didn't get payment till date with so many other hunters. I will never get involved in anything he handles again. I wish I also know all his alts so I can steer clear from participating in bounties they manage too.

Well, each to they own skills. Once it comes to trading, I believe everyone has indicators they follow to achieve results. In essence, what seems difficult for one may not be so for another. The only thing you can't say is easier in cryptos when compared to Forex trading is volatility. No industry is as volatile as crypto industry. However, being more profitable than Forex trading may be a subject of discourse and argument. I have a fair grasp of both industries and I can say that making profit is open to both. But it depends on the skills of traders to achieve maximum profits in both. There's nothing limitating anyone except set skills.

Let me score the above in tandem with what I believe...

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4.  ❌
5. ✔️

Number 4 is the only one I totally disagree with. You don't have to watch your stoploss hit once you observe the fastness of the drop as it breaks whatever support you've in check for it. Just cut your loss and run. After all, it's said that "He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day. However, your 30—day experience isn't whollistic enough to come to conclusion that those things you listed are the surest focal points in trading. There are a whole lot of others which are also as subjective as those listed above.

To your question — No, the market will never run out of Bitcoin to buy if whales decide not to sell at all. If anything, it will make those who want to buy Bitcoin seek alternative crypto to do whatever they would've done using Bitcoin. Let me give you an example from experience. Whenever Bitcoin fees become very exorbitant, people move to stable coins to transfer to exchanges and do their transactions or withdraw from exchanges. How do you expect someone to pay $20 as withdrawal fee from an exchange for what they could pay just $1 using a stable coin. I have seen this happen and I have utilized that option myself. It's the same scenario I forsee if Bitcoin is hoarded perpetually.

@igehhh, check my post na and respond to it. Abi you nor wan deal again? I don ask for your account numba but you neva respond.

I'm guilty of that but then that's what it is. I'm baghodling ONZ for a few years now, hoping a miracle would happen 🤷. Well, may be because I have thousands of that token that's why I'm reluctant to accept the fact that it's a dead end. However, I didn't spend any cash investing in it apart from my time and data running the bounty as a hunter. About people investing based on emotion, that's true and I don't think it will be gone any time soon. A lot of investors are too lazy to check where their money is put because they can't afford the stress of research. On Elon, I think anyone who has influence (Elon is financially influential) must have those who contour to them.

@Smartvirus, you funny die! Where you see the hodl na. I just want put am for an investment wey require BTC funding. Nothing much oh. You sabi sey everybody gat to dey invest now before the brutality of tomorrow.

@igehhh, abeg make you check your inbox here and get back to me bro.

Don't be like those in the graves who have mouths but can't open them and eat. If what you urgently need to sell your Bitcoin to take care of is health, please don't hesitate to sell. Only those who've life in them know they've a certain amount of Bitcoin/crypto somewhere. Don't be misery and miserable when what can get you comfort is within your means and you can afford it. Again, those who are wiser always find a point to sell off and then buy back at further dip.

We can never emphasize reading enough. Howbeit, it depends on what sites or articles one is reading from to guide one on fundamentals. The reason I said this is because FOMO and FUD are misleading, and not true guage of projects. Yes, these may stabilise the market but it will only be for a while before the market resumes it's direction.

These ones can not be accurately called traders. They're gamblers. Trading is a learned profession like law, medicine, engineering, carpentry etc.

N505, make we run the parole.

@Brainboss, nobody chat me up. Any how. I still dey game. Anybody wey dey interested make im run me the stuff. Na direct. I go send you first.

Satoshi, was that you? 🤔

Besides, it's obvious you aren't a friend of punctuation marks! May be I should aid you? Kindly, learn to insert them in your sentences. 🧐

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@thewaterloggers, just ignore that arrogant poster. You can feel how I'll mannered they're already.

... And who is the dumb person here? Someone who claims to be from England but can't get their grammar right? The Queen, Her Royal Majesty, needs to see this...

CryptopreneurBrainboss, are you the only one in Israel (literary speaking though) who doesn't know yet that silence is theymos' greatest weapon?

I think he does that on purpose and not that he hasn't read or seen the posts. Just give him time. He responds, sadly though, late to certain issues. But I hope he sees the same thing CZ Binance saw in Nigeria as a major force to reckon with in the crypto space as he allowed the Nigerian currency to be paired on his exchange. It will be in the overall best interest of this forum if the Nigerian community is granted a local board as that will further create more awareness and source of generating more adverts for this forum. Investors like numbers, and Nigeria has got that numbers in population.