I've used Haasbot, ProfitTrailer, GunBot, EONbot.... The works.

And what I have found is that none of the built in strategies will help you during a bear market. However, during a bull market they can be used to turn a fair weekly profit without much oversight, particularly if you're using conservative strategies.

I'm now looking to try Bitrage from the creators of gunbot. Apparently it can identify and execute on arbitrage strategies automatically. Not sure about paying the crazy price for it though.

Doubling your deposit by the click of a few buttons sounds like a pretty sweet deal to me, especially if you're not forced to play. I can see if that was the case then this would be a not such risky investment - in effect doubling your money and then engage in an exchange /withdrawal.

Btw do you know if that's the case i.e. get 100% back on your deposit without playing?

I agree with you that converting the crypto into stable coins is a good way to prevent further losses in a downward trend but the issue with that like any other strategy is the question of when to do it right? Only yesterday I was faced with this exact same dilemma and it turned out that after I decided to convert to USD of course the market recovered so its always about timing because technically now I'm a loss since I'll have to buy in at the new higher market price. The timing of when to act is always a gamble 

Well it seems to me that your friend is taking a calculated risk with an amount he can probably afford to lose if he ends up with a loss. The thing with loans from banks is that obviously you'll have to pay an agreed interest rate on top and that would increase exponentially with the loan amount. Even if the person has great trading skill sis important not to overstep those fine trading boundaries as sometimes one tiny mistake can lead to huge losses and in the case of your friend I think he's doing well - he might not feel comfortable with a 10x increase in loan.

As for you, remember it's important to not get too greedy.

I suppose the answer you give depends on whether you're a trader an investor or an asset collector. AS it is, in my case I prefer some asset investment followed by a little trade - I actually got burned recently by investing so I'm keeping my distance for a while - at least until i can recoup the money lost. However, each in their own way are good avenues to make enough profit if one knew them well enough!

I personally use BestChange to find the best exchanges. The site is extremely easy to use and has been around for quite some time now, making it one of the more reputable platforms.

For more in-depth info, I use CoinGecko, since this allows you to categorize exchanges by trading volume, number of trading pairs etc. This will help you find the best exchanges for GBP markets. CMC, however, is absolute trash.

I've learned to do my research before investing or trading.

Back when I first got involved in cryptocurrencies I immediately made quite a good amount of profit. However, this led me to believe that I was some sort of market expert that was infallible... I was wrong.

I learned the hard way that it's possible to both gain and lose in this market. But if you know what you're doing and are well-read on the subject, you can ensure you win more than you lose.

I don't think we're now in a bad season for any crypto coins but instead there's a time period whereby the market is experiencing a natural price correction and it is my belief as well as the speculation of others that this period will predate the next bull run which I expect to start seeing signs of around autumn time.
When do you lot expect to see the recovery?

In my eyes ETH has not had the strongest support or to put it less bluntly the support it should have. As a p2p network the cryptocurrency is still suffering a deficit of value depreciation, particularly falling at less than (expected) interest from people. This may well be due to lack of knowledge and/or ignorance but it seems that the gap is getting smaller and more people are at least becoming aware if not supportive of the blockchain network in general. So it seems that time may correct for the undervalue of ETH and perhaps other coins too!

So this is a blog article that discusses which exchange platforms to use in Malaysia and it seems that Luna is the most popular. The article also highlights the fees and pros/cons generally associated with each of the platforms talked about. Source of article: https://www.bitpremier.com/buy-bitcoins/malaysia

Note that this is for online users rather than physical ATMs, if this is of interest this post lists the cities where crypto ATMs are available https://coinatmradar.com/country/129/bitcoin-atm-malaysia/

Hope this helps

I wasn't aware there was a need for people to make crypto donations and in BTC also. And by donations I do not mean donations to other members but instead a charted organisation like charities  In any case, these should in theory be possible through a smart contract though I'm not sure about the legislation side of things...

I'm mean yh there's that sticking to the plan but sometimes there are circumstances mainly caused by the market volatility which does not allow the trader for any flexibility within that well devised plan so best to stick to familiar contingencies when that happens.

Are you really offering to work for 40 hours per week for just $50?

You do realize that's around $1.25 per hour?

I'm sure plenty of people would pay you to be a general assistant at those rates, don't generic spreadsheet or research work.

Let me know and I'll send you a message later as I could use an assistant at the moment.

Well, Binance keeps coming out with more and different projects so at least for that duration of time the surge should be real but afterwards it would still be a matter of performance and I'm sure at some point the price won't stay forever up but just by taking into account he time factor that's to be expected anyway

Coinbase, Etoror, Ftx,Primexbt, Bitmex these are the ones I can think from the top of my head which I think have never been hacked at least thus far. Though, this may just be due to improved security or else no targeting attempted as hackers probz went for the lowest hanging fruit!

Great resource, glad to see some that somebody is compiling useful information about DeFi into a manageable format.

I'd like to see an article on the different types of DeFi products, right now there aren't that many, e.g. hedge funds, lending solutions, stablecoin issuance platforms etc.

Would be nice to have some categories to help define DeFi as it grows, maybe help define some terms that will become the standard.

Might want to check it again, Bitcoin is now trading at around $9000 after collapsing by $400 earlier today.

I think there's a lot of room still left for further losses, but I don't imagine we'll continue spiralling for more than a couple months or so.

It's playing out exactly the same as the last halving. Brief pump before, flatline, then dump (today).... The only next step is another huge pump, similar to that seen in 2017, but that might take a couple years.

Options are quite an advanced trading product, most of the people here on the forum are complete pleb noobs that have no idea how to trade and yet come on here and try to spout their "wisdom" and "secrets".

Very few of them even have a substantial portfolio worth protecting, so they're highly unlikely to look to options to hedge their risks.

You can import the private keys from all of these addresses into your Ledger wallet, then spend the entire balance of all these at once.

As far as I'm aware, using a Ledger is the only way to do this, but you might also be able to do so on a Trezor wallet.

You'll need Ledger Live installed too I believe.

That's because it is too good to be true.

These random exchange utility tokens rarely go on to achieve their expected value, leaving all the people that wasted their time earning them, or their money buying them in a hole.

Nonetheless, it is only a registration that takes seconds, so it wouldn't be too much of a loss if they never become worth $300.

Just be sure you don't use the same password as you use elsewhere, since the whole airdrop could be designed to still login credentials.