This is their latest campaign thread

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5188047.0

So you could check on that thread that there is a maximum of 5 posts per day to get paid on and it's on their website on which you could withdraw your claims or not. I'm pretty sure they have been through a lot battling spammers etc.

In addition to what LTU_btc, why would you even have that kind of service? It's not that hard looking for good threads in the forum? I'm just not sure what the OP's motive really is. Hmm.

I want to share my research with the list that the OP gave.

1. Libra/Calibra

The target date is said to be in 2020 in the link below, but the announcement that they gave was June 18, 2019. So with all the news surrounding it about how it may not come to fruition is out of their control as said in the article. I think they knew that they would have a hard time to let the government accept it. There's no assurance that it would be released in 2020.

https://about.fb.com/news/2019/06/coming-in-2020-calibra/


2. Bitcoin Halving

This is a sure thing, but there's no specific date. It would depend on how many blocks they would get. That's the reason why there are different times for different countdown timers by various websites.

3. Gaming Development on Blockchain

With the current uprising of eSports in the world, there's no doubt that Gaming Development paired with the blockchain tech is inevitable. I'm just not sure if there is a significant release in 2020 related to this. I think it still has a long way to come.

https://blockonomi.com/blockchain-games/

4. DeFi Growth

This is the first time I have heard or read about this. Decentralized Financing is worth to watch out because of the possibilities. I just searched for it, but I'm not sure if it's the right one. Anyways, with events that are related to blockchain flourish, I think there would be a significant growth within the crypto community. I do hope that it would improve this year. That's what we need right now.

https://www.asiablockchainreview.com/projecting-defi-growth-in-2020/

5. Central Bank Currencies

I just think that it's almost the same as fiat but in digital form or something. They want to create their own to have complete control. I think that's why we need more decentralized platforms to support the citizens of the world and the funds to be not corrupted. I'm not sure if CBDC's would be beneficial.

https://www.ledgerinsights.com/ecb-central-bank-digital-currency-cbdc-store-tier/

6. Infrastructure and Web 3.0

The transformation of traditional businesses would something to watch out for, Web 2.0 to Web 3.0. Being able to utilize Dapps would be useful and a lot more. The semantic web, AI, 3D Capabilities, etc. This is the future.

https://www.trufflesuite.com/blog/how-the-arrival-of-web-3-0-is-transforming-traditional-business-models

Maybe it would be helpful for the readers to have an update with the current updated post and not just the first one, no?

I'm using 35 and 65 RSI as my buy and sell confluence with the Bollinger bands. I actually just directly input it. I haven't actually backtest it but it is possible in Gunbot in TradingView. You could also utilize TradingView together with Gunbot in trading.

The reason I chose a 5% stop loss is that I wanted to have a low-risk, high reward type of trading. I'm not sure it would work in the long run but I love to see how it goes. I think I would create a new thread and it is with Market Maker mode of Gunbot.

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Good for you. I don't trust cloud-based type as it may compromise my data like the API Keys and Secrets be used in a malicious way or something. I didn't check your link though.

Currently, my spending habits with my crypto are my luxury items only. The wants that I don't need, but I still get to keep some part of the earnings in my wallet. Anyways, in my trading experience, every month, I will cash out a portion of what I earned during the month. For example, if my profit is 0.01 in my 0.1 capital in trading, then I would cash out the 0.01, and that's what I could use to spend.

I guess I support other companies by using some of my bitcoins, so it circulates in a way, other than that, I do nothing else. I'm quite sure that we have different views about how we use our crypto.

Upon checking your graph, comparing the two data sets, the prediction is delayed for a day. It wouldn’t be much help if it had already happened before predicting it, right? Have you used the actual forecast and made some trades with it? I suggest that with your particular data, correlate the date and the one news about cryptocurrencies that have been published on that same day, and probably you could have an idea with the reports that have affected bitcoin so much. At least after that, you would have an idea if you have a specific news article that could correlate with your data, then you could predict it more accurately.

I’m not sure if people have learned lessons about investing in something that they are not sure about because people have been scammed by those so-called ICO. Maybe when the reputable Facebook company Would push And be Successful in Libra, A lot Of people Would go And learn more about cryptocurrencies.

Maybe more people should make their new year's resolution to ”not get scammed.”

What if it's just the same people but have different addresses? I think we cannot clear or clarify that some bitcoin addresses belong to one person. Based on the table, there would be more people trying to hold in different addresses, probably for various reasons.

As for the earning of Bitcoin, it would be harder to have more for miners because the rewards became half, but for the people in general, there are still plenty of Bitcoin circulating. It's not so much an effect if you think about it.

If you are talking about investing in the cryptocurrency market, it would be the scammers. They are ones who would be out for the investor's money, it's not going to be easy to single out, but it's quite easy for the scammers to create a project that they could fall for. As for the traders, they would be in a battle with their selves. It's going to be hard to control the emotions that come with trading. Those are the most common thing that could happen to a trader and investor.

It's just what others are doing, just like McAfee. Making bold predictions is somehow "good" in the public spreading of news. It makes it easier to be seen by the community and somehow talked about how possibly dumb it is or even good, but as long as it is being talked about, they are happy. I don't know what's going to happen next, but probably there would be another hype and possibly put himself on another spotlight. You would probably cover another topic for that when it happens. Lol.

We all should be familiar that people who make bold statements like that are doing it for the publicity and the natural spreading of the news. I don't know what's the real personality of McAfee if he intends to keep on his word, but I doubt someone would be willing to do it, let alone eat his private parts. We should be used to shills like this, especially from a famous person. It may affect the price a little bit during that time of the announcement, but it's not a long term effect. Maybe a couple of his followers would get involved in cryptocurrencies, but not everyone.

We still got a year to wait for 2021 is the year, right? Lol.

That's a piece of helpful advice, maybe more detail so I could share why I chose that type of setting. I'm just not sure what other statistical data you are talking about but if you have other questions, I would be willing to answer them.

Anyways, here's my update.

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I didn't change any settings currently and I stayed it as an ROE of 20 so that I could recover my previous losses.

I'm trying to emulate a swing trading type of strategy using a bot to make decisions for me.

• When to get into a trade
• When to take profit

Current position:

Long entry @ 7136 - ROE: 6.53



The encircled part is the long position I got, so hoping that it would be the bottom of the week and maybe have a higher price so we could profit? Hopefully a fruitful new year! Happy 2020!

Not bad! I didn't expect being placed in third, and it was a learning experience for me though. I should've included the variable changes in the hash rate, making it averaged differently for on different days and maybe averaging the average. Lol. Anyways, thanks for this opportunity, @1miau. Just like what Upgrade00 said, hoping for another event like this. Happy 2020!

It does show in your profile that it's your birthday. Happy Birthday to you then! I do hope that you continue to contribute in ways that you would be able to help the bitcointalk community. You would need time so that your activity could catch up. I think with the current pace that you have, you can reach higher ranks in no time.

Cheers to your future in Bitcointalk!

With the URL itself, I thought it was going to be something related to the Tower game where you place a particular block (or building) on top of another block and create the highest skyscraper/tower that you could possibly do without it falling. Anyways, I'm just waiting for others to review the site before actually asking for the invite. Games look interesting, though.

Happy 2020!

I didn't know that there is this thread like this, and it's pretty exciting to show how much has changed since you have set your goal at the start of the year and review it at the end of the year. I would be joining this one too.

MY 2020 GOALS

• To be a legendary member
• To have a successful automatic trading experience
• More people would get their license of Gunbot
• Have an awesome activity and more fruitful results for Bitcointalk Charity Program
• To always see ahead the plans that I lay out

P.S. It's a great initiative and as you can see you have smashed your 2019 goals, OP

It is sad to see you lose more than what you intended in just one click. It should've given a warning or something just like other games like dice to show that you Are betting the whole balance in your wallet there. That trio is an excellent hand by your opponent. I hope you recover soon.

I did that a couple of times, but it's in dice. Just like I mentioned, it's warning me that that is my current bet. I hope it never happens again to you or to anyone.

The link on your first post OP leads to a different link. I think this is the correct link.

https://beincrypto.com/hong-kong-police-freeze-10m-fund-for-protesters-bitcoin-becomes-a-more-attractive-option/

I didn't know that there are still protesting happening in Hong Kong and reading this news makes it sad that the government/police are in control of the funds and they are cutting it off so that the people would have no choice but to stop their protesting because of the lack of funds. I think Bitcoin would be a great choice, but I'm just curious about how they are going to cash it out because of there still businesses that doesn't accept cryptocurrencies in general.

The other countries are watching, and I hope they learn something in this event that could happen if something like this ever to occur in their lands.

The increase in hash rate says a lot in terms of the technical side. So to see how it affects Bitcoin, we have to wait and see. In terms of the current signs, it could be, an increase in hash rate automatically says a lot more people are giving power to the Bitcoin blockchain, and that's a good sign. It seems like more miners are probably using their rigs for Bitcoin and nothing else. I hope they find a great alternative to the power-hungry machines that they have.

It's not a sure thing, but it could lead others to use Bitcoin more because of the support of the miners giving more computational power to the technology.

So, in the end, you are saying that in the long run, miners wouldn't be able to sustain themselves since more power is needed to mine Bitcoin, and in the end, it would lead to no miners left mining it? I don't know if the time would come, but I have thought about it too. Miners are a vital sector that should continue their operations so that everyone could utilize Bitcoin. Maybe there could be some way to alleviate those kinds of problems like using renewable energy resources instead of the usual coal power. This issue should not be ignored.

You do know what Gold is, right? In terms of backing stuff with Gold, it's not applied anymore. There is no Gold Standard anymore, and in the United States, the last time they used it was 1971 [1]. It would seem ideal to have Bitcoin backed currencies because of the limited supply it could provide, but I'm Not Sure if everyone would agree.

Is there anything to support your claim?