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4601  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How can I earn money during coronavirus? Is it possible by crypto coins? on: April 02, 2020, 07:02:04 PM
Well, the only method I know right now is to actually buy right now when the price is lower and sell when the price goes up, aside from that there is really nothing corona specific that you can do right now. Or maybe if you live in a region that has a lot of corona and you can provide people with health products like masks and gloves and so forth and if you can buy them from another nation using crypto, you can make some profit?

I know it is not really all that possible right now, you are probably too late to it already, but honestly this is a huge pandemic, not making any money off it doesn't seem like a bad thing, maybe we shouldn't try to profit from human suffery? That sounds like a decent human thing to do if you ask me. To each of its own I suppose.
4602  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: ETH price, bears took control? on: April 02, 2020, 03:13:31 PM
I guess this is just the beginning of the start for ethereum. We all have been waiting for a huge increase because there will be both bitcoin halving which we all assumed would increase the price of bitcoin and if the pair price of btc/eth doesn't change the increase of bitcoins price would equal to ethereum price going up as well.

However now that it is significantly lower, almost half of what it was just a month ago, we could basically say that price will go up a ton more after the hard fork as well from this point. Think about it, without corona it was 250 or so, with halving that could be 350-400, and with hard fork it might be over 500, that is definitely a lot better than we assumed it could ever be. Hopefully that won't take to long and we will get there before we die from the virus Cheesy.
4603  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is 12K USD is the next target? on: March 31, 2020, 01:10:43 PM
I still think 12k is a doable price if you ask me. Of course it is not the "next target" anymore because we are at around 6k now, a more logical next target would be getting above 7k first and 9k after that and staying above 10k after that, only then we can reach the 12k price range.

However, just because it is not the next target anymore doesn't mean it is not a target neither. Remember we were around 4k last year and moved to 14k in a month, so bitcoin does small moves time to time, like for example this summer to winter there was a movement of 10k to 7k to 10k, those were small movements and bitcoin may do something like that, but we can also do HUGE movements as well, we are capable of going from 4k to 14k in a month and did it just last year so do not count 12k out just yet.
4604  Economy / Speculation / Re: Guys avoid panic sell... on: March 30, 2020, 08:47:02 PM
I am trying but it is really challenging me right now, I have some bitcoins that I am keeping for now but honestly panic selling now and panic selling any other time are totally different. Normally people who panic sell their coins do that because price goes down, right now we are doing it because we may need money. It is the first of this month soon and I think we may really need some money for the bills and for the stuff we may end up buying to our house.

Normally you buy only what you need and nothing extra, nowadays everyone buys stuff that are extra and that ruins our investments because instead of putting money into bitcoin people use it to buy toilet paper. Toilet paper could be just a funny example because for some reason everyone bought excess of that, but in general people are buying excess amount of everything nowadays which causes us to not have decent investments anymore.
4605  Economy / Speculation / Re: The bitcoin halving, whales manipulations and its 2020 price valuation on: March 30, 2020, 08:07:42 PM
2020 going to be a bit crazy and it showed itself already. We moved from 7k to 10k to 4k to now 6k and we are still going to see the halving and how the people will react to it and of course corona will no longer be a problem one day, we don't know when that will happen but eventually it will happen, all of that combined we have a ton of time to make a lot more movements as well. I can see bitcoin actually going x2 of this price and still going down a bit from that as well.

So, 2020 price valuation is a very tough decision. What I only know for sure is the fact that under 5k is not really sustainable for the long term, so we will not stay under 5k again ever, not saying it will never drop under that because it still could all I am saying is it won't stay there for too long.
4606  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin was $3,871 on this day - 1 year ago on: March 30, 2020, 07:17:33 PM
People should consider the drops as not something bad for bitcoin but something good for themselves which is what people have been missing out for a lot of the times. If you remove the 20k period from the crypto, anytime you buy bitcoin there is a chance you can make a profit, you may have to wait for a day or a year or more but eventually everyone who buys bitcoin at any price actually makes a profit, only exception is the people who bought at 20k. Right now we are at around 6.3k or so, do you really think the price will stay here?

Even if it drops further, do you really think that bitcoin will not go back up? That means there are plenty of people here who thinks bitcoin will go beyond 7k in the future, maybe not today but one day. So why shouldn't we all buy as much as we can.
4607  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Keeping A Record Of Your Losses Will Make You Realize To Stop Gambling on: March 30, 2020, 03:10:27 PM
Honestly, I think keeping a record of what you have lost should do something much more than just stop you from gambling, it should show you how much money in your life you could have spent on something that could get you to another step.

Do not forget that if you spend money on business there is a chance it all goes to waste as well, but there is also a chance you end up being a big business owner eventually too. Just couple hundred bucks could get you a decent website with some amazon products with affiliate that you can actually "sell", well you are not the one selling, you are basically a shopping catalog website for the buyers but at least whenever someone comes to your website and buys something they buy from someone else but you get a cut.

This is literally the most common and old trick in the world but you can have one for just a hundred bucks or so. Think about all the money you spend and how bigger and better idea you can get instead of that.
4608  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🐺WOLF.BET - Provably fair dice game 🎲 Up to 30% Rakeback💰7-day streak bonus🔥 on: March 30, 2020, 10:44:16 AM
Honestly, I am not disappointed with the 500 dollar thing, actually increasing to 50 people is also awesome as well, money is thing these days and giving away a thousand dollars was already a huge deal and combined it was making a ton of cash from wolf.bet to give out.

I couldn't even believe it continued so far, I would have expected it to go down a lot faster than this, I would imagine it would have to be like a few weeks type of promotion to get people when you are first starting out, this took like almost a year or something right? Nobody could blame wolf to drop the prize down, 500 bucks is quite a good amount already anyway so nobody is losing anything. However the "improvements" are not seen all that much, sure its faster but I doubt it was the only one right?
4609  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Who among us here has been addicted but successfully cured addiction? on: March 30, 2020, 10:11:34 AM
I don't know if I can call myself addicted back in the day but there was definitely some problems going on. I wasn't gambling like crazy or I wasn't gambling on all the free time I get but I was actually gambling quite frequently and that was a problem.

Gambling all the time for long hours is already addiction in my mind, but if you are gambling few times a week, spending over an hour every time, that is getting dangerous. And back in the day I was close to like 4-5 days a week gambling on dice games spending probably 3-4 hours a day while I was at work, that kinda sounds and looks like an addiction. Thankfully I lost a huge amount of money and stopped, I say thankfully because if I didn't lost that money quickly on martingale, I would have lost it anyway eventually from gambling for too long and I wouldn't be able to stop.
4610  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is Betting Double After Losing is Really a Good Decision? on: March 29, 2020, 07:40:39 PM
Well martingale has been in the gambling world far longer than bitcoin has been around, martingale has been a system that basically worked out until it doesn't and that made it quite famous as well. Could you be profiting with martingale? On the short term there is a chance, you can make your money double up before you can actually go bust, there is actually a quite high chance of success with it if you are lucky and play for just short term and not long term.

However if you are gambling for long term, remember that there is a very very high chance of going 20 losses in a row, there is same chance for 20 wins in a row but since you bet base on that it doesn't bring you too much profit whereas 20 losses in a row does bring you a big amount of loss that will cause you to stop even before reaching the 20th loss.
4611  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Which currency will popular in next bullrun? on: March 29, 2020, 06:46:16 PM
What this btc/eth people are not realizing is the fact that bitcoin and eth can go x2 or even x3 if they can but that is about it, the OP and people who look here for the big popular increase is not looking for the x2 coin, they are looking for the x10 coin.

I know many of you think that finding 10x is hard, and it is true, its close to impossible to find it, however that is why people are looking for others to help them out and see what they are thinking. Will ethereum go up? Sure, but by how much, probably capped at 500 at the biggest possibility and not even that if you ask me, probably 300-400 level is big enough for it. But look at some coins that are 100-1000 satoshi levels right now, it is quite possible that they see x10 increase over the course of this year.
4612  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Will Crypto recover from the most recent crypto dip? on: March 29, 2020, 03:38:29 PM
Last Monday the crypto market experienced a dip when its value fell by more than $26 Billion. This massive dip in the crypto market was due largely to a plummet in oil prices but was also affected by a drop in the stock markets.

Here is why the crypto market will recover: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/explaining-the-recent-crypto-dip-will-it-recover/

Do you agree with the article?
Of course it will, what is going to happen? Bitcoin going to zero and all others going to zero as well? I mean don't get me wrong there could be couple of coins that barely surviving thanks to their creators putting money into it constantly to keep the market alive that got killed during this period and they may not recover all that well. But there are thousands of coins, and I can promise you that hundreds of them will stay alive no matter what and will recover from it.

It may take some time, it may not be very quicky, but eventually we will recover from it. Otherwise what is the point of crypto if it will die from the first bad fall. We have dropped from 20k to all the way down to 3k and recovered from that and peaked around 14k, so there is no way we won't from this tiny fall either.
4613  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Are You Happy For Participate bounty in this Year 2020 on: March 29, 2020, 03:06:39 PM
Unfortunately, bounty became too saturated. People realized that they could make money from it so a lot of people managed to get accounts anywhere that is important. A bounty pays for twitter shares?

All of them opened a twitter account and followed people and maybe even paid couple bucks to get some fake followers as well if they didn't want to work for it, so now a lot of people own twitter accounts with many followers. It requires instagram? Did basically literally the same thing, shared some online bitcoin related quotes and so forth. Requires a bitcointalk account that is at least hero or something? They either bought accounts or bought merits. This is why there are now a lot of people who are bounty hunters and that causes prizes to drop as well.
4614  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The future of cryptocurrency during this pandemic on: March 29, 2020, 02:14:10 PM
I guess it is still in the middle, nothing major will probably change. We dropped like all others dropped, we increased like gold did, so right now we are still not horrible because we didn't dropped like hell and stayed there, but we are not awesome neither because we didn't increased while others were falling.

So, basically we are nothing right now, just what we were before all of this started and we will continue to be what we are in the future as well.

There could have been other stuff like if we fell we would have been worse, if we went up we would have been better, since we did neither, those options are futile right now and will not work. Hopefully we will get out better from this and that might actually really help us but we gotta wait for that one.
4615  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Do not be fooled on: March 29, 2020, 08:16:04 AM
There is a difference between people who sell their stocks because they are afraid that it will go down a lot more, and people who sell it because they need the money. Same goes with crypto. If you sell because you think the price will continue to go down and you want to get out before it reaches the bottom and buy at the bottom, that is a wrong thing to sell bitcoin for and I would suggest otherwise.

However, if you sell because you want to be in cash for when you will need to buy stuff and so forth, that is actually quite a good reason to sell bitcoin and frankly the correct use of buying bitcoin as well because you should buy bitcoins on good days just in case for bad days like this so you could get a decent return and safe keep your assets and use them later on bad days like this.
4616  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Historical Bitcoin price on: March 28, 2020, 04:57:34 PM
This is your first "post" here and not mail. You can find the yearly ones almost everywhere, you can literally google "bitcoin historical prices" and find results, it is not a hidden stat, it is not a secret data, it is wide open public thing that you can reach.

However, make sure that your strategy would work with some sort of simulation first, try to make like a "play money" investment first depending on your strategy and see if it works in real life, do not actually invest, just act as if you invested and wait around, if it looks like it worked that is great, if it looks like it didn't worked then you should maybe try another strategy. What you should know about bitcoin that no one strategy can always be true, some of them are just never working out for anyone.
4617  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is not as risky as many think. on: March 28, 2020, 04:21:00 PM
You can't say it is not risky neither though. Definitely maybe people are overreacting on the risk factor and we can say that bitcoin is not "as risky as you think" but it is still risky, that is the vast difference between "not risky" that people are usually talking about. If "not risky at all, guaranteed income" is 10 and "so risky you might as well throw a dice for it" is 1, we can still say that bitcoin is under 5, it may not be 1, but it certainly is under 5, so still on the risky side.

However, anything that worths doing, worths doing it right and bitcoin might be volatile and risky but if we can get through this horrible stage of both being marginally mainstream but still less liquidity than any other market, we will reach to a point where we will be more stable.
4618  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do you think this is a good strategy ? on: March 28, 2020, 12:24:17 PM
If you put it at the same level as soon as you buy it, you may literally sell as soon as you buy it, which will cause you to never really wait. You should decide to put on something like 10%, losing 10% on bitcoin has never been a big thing, that happens all the time, and you can get in when it bottoms out after that and sell when it goes up.

For example, if you did 10% during the last drop, the price was around 7.5k last I remember, so at 10% loss that is around 6750 to sell, well it moved all the way under 5k but mainly stood around 5.5k levels for a while, if you bought at around 6k and kept it right now, you would basically recover everything and would be back on track with a profit. I know nobody wants to make a loss but when you do it this way you look fine.
4619  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do you think this is a good strategy ? on: March 28, 2020, 10:36:36 AM
That’s quite good you have nothing to lose at all, though you might be missing out on some opportunities if you keep doing that. Since stop-loss will end your trade when it hits the rate you have set, the price might quickly go up and you might feel the urge to buy when it’s already late, unless you will use the same strategy again.

This strategy cannot be used if you’re the type that starts up your trade and leave the computer, it will only be good if you’re going to be there and monitor the trade so you can set it back once it stops.
4620  Economy / Speculation / Re: COVID-19 - The major reason for the current fall of Bitcoin on: March 28, 2020, 07:32:40 AM
Looks like it is not going to impact bitcoin as much as it impacts other stuff, look at the prices right now and you can see that everything is green once again, it may go down once again, maybe we won't break 7k all that easily, however we are almost at the level where we started the year, look at stocks and other stuff from year to date and you will see that there are not that many ones that recovered the way bitcoin recovered so it is actually a great thing to wait it out in bitcoin instead of other stuff.

However do not forget that right now many people are still in cash, they think there could be some emergency purchases which is why many people sold their coins and their stocks so forth, they did it for "just in case" reasons and not a valid reason.
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