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481  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Why I think blockchain will revolutionize small business marketing on: September 13, 2018, 09:01:23 AM
The transparency aspect is actually a very good way to start when it comes to new businesses utilizing the blockchain technology. At least for one thing, blockchain allows the secure sharing of business processes within companies and partners, which can be related to business activities, contracts, records, and so on.

All these things make sense for a business trying to bring the future quickly into the present and I believe it would go a very long way for the development and growth of such business in a short time. nevertheless, we should still not forget that all these depends on how well the team is ready to work as blockchain technology itself will not just be some magic wand to make businesses successful out of nothing.
482  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: ICO scammers, Sell your uploaded KYC ID documents, adress for a lot of money. on: September 13, 2018, 06:50:58 AM
You should not provide KYC, personal information, images to people or uncertain projects. Giving information means that it can be used illegally. I will not risk strangers totally on the internet just to get rewards without any value.
Giving is usually not the problem, but being careful who you give it to or where you share it to; is actually what you should be more considered about.

Yes, there have been quite a good number of projects that required KYC and these days a lot of exchanges as well require KYC, and in that case, the only thing you can do is to be very careful you have done a lot of research to know if this is a reputable place to be doing a KYC verification or not. No one can be trusted when it comes to online matters, even Facebook Inc. ended up selling people's data, so in a digital space, anything kind of goes.
483  Economy / Speculation / Re: How is future looking for Bitcoin in 2019? on: September 12, 2018, 04:44:45 PM
Bitcoin will be in a good position again in 2019, the first quarter of 2019 will be the pumping months. But of course we will still experience some dumps that time but its not that low like the current market. Bitcoin will rise high above all, and it will continue to dominate the market in the coming years. Believe on bitcoin buy now while the price are in red sale, don't be scared and you will win soon.
How do you know the 1st quarter 2019 bitcoin will be pumped? Are you a crypto analyst? What you say is an assertion and not a prediction. There is no basis to assert it and it is completely meaningless.
The fact remains that no one knows anything and people are simply just looking for a way to predict the market movement in their favor and hoping it would be that way. I wonder when people will always get the picture that in a market, the trend will always be your friend and trying to predict the trend is actually going to get your hopes high too much. This is the reason why it is better to trade or invest what you see and not what you feel about the market.

Hopefully, your prediction seems quite reasonable. Hopefully, it goes that way.
1000% is not a reasonable prediction. Come on guys, this is not like every year; a bull run should always be expected. There is certainly movement to every market and the market acting accordingly in that way, while so far, all we have in our hands is a bear market. Now, how this market is going to act out before the end of the year, or possibly by 2019 is only known with time, as there is absolutely no way to know something in the future until it happens.
484  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will bitcoin reach $25000 by the end of the year? on: September 12, 2018, 03:44:18 PM
That is what we perform and the result is this bear market and not changing into bull market, our choice of selling for little profit does not let the price to activate into bull market. This is a long term investment and we should not treat it as short term for little profit and if you like short term then do not come into the market of Bitcoin but try out somewhere else in Litecoin and Neo for short term.
The truth is that very little at this moment are selling but one thing for sure is that the market tend to drift the way it pleases based on demand and even if we keep telling ourselves how much the market is manipulated, in the case of a real demand and a very strong one for that matter based on real life usage and not just some speculation, irrespective of the manipulations, it would definitely reflect on the market.

Will bitcoin reach $25k by the end of the year, no one knows but I do not think so unless we get to see some very strong news that could bring in some crazy level of adoption but sorry if I am a bit pessimistic, but I do not see that happening this year. Experts or whatever they call themselves, will always predict whatever they want to predict, but in reality, whatever is meant to happen will happen anyway.

It is even appalling and disrespectful to other experts when some of these guys keep making some horrific and unrealistic predictions. No one knows what the market will be like even in the next few seconds, so someone trying to predict the future is more like trying to deceive him or herself. It could happen as they said, but it would really just be a coincidence from a guess game as far as I am concerned and even if it does not happen, they will always find something to say to cover it up.
485  Economy / Speculation / Re: What happens if Satoshi dumps his coins? on: September 12, 2018, 01:57:18 PM
Since Satoshi owns 980,000 Bitcoins, what would happen if he suddenly sells his Bitcoins?

At the actual rate hic coins value is more than 6 billion dollar.
Rather than worrying about satoshi dumping his coin, worry more about how much you can accumulate for the future before we start seeing a huge demand and growth in the market. Apparently, I am sure satoshi; either a group or one person will not be dumping on the market and then using his own hands to destroy what he has built over time.

The market has not matured to an extent where the volume is huge and such a dump on the market will not make a very huge impact, but I am sure even with all exchanges put together at the moment; the price will drive down so fast. Let's say this is even done OTC, it would still increase the huge supply in the market at this stage.
486  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is ETH price drop great for ICO? on: September 12, 2018, 12:42:39 PM
Currently token price against dollar is super low (from 0.07 per token to 0.04 per token) Think it is great chance for those who have ETH to invest their money in our token, as our token will be independent of ETH price swings in long run.
Depends on the ICO to be honest. Just because you can pay more eth with less dollars to invest doesn't mean the ICO will be good and the tokens will worthy anything. You can still select a horrible coin and it can go to shit and price could drop insanely, just because eth dropped this doesn't change. But if you want a good news most ICO's are dropping their entry barrier and their fund goals because the market is low and eth is getting low and people are investing less which means they need to drop so they can get proper investment. You can invest 1 eth and get a bigger portion of the pie compared to what it used to be.

Etherium dumps usually scam projects ... How will your token be independent of the price fluctuations Eth!
I have noticed this many times. When markets are not with new blood, mostly no pumping are happening also most people stop their projects abruptly and absconded too. A healthier market always boost all other things within its environments in most cases and exceptions too applicable.
487  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: MEW problem on: September 12, 2018, 09:18:25 AM
I did some transaction yesterday and it went i set my gwei at 21 which is slow found your issue strange, try to send it again with 30 gwei and allow the gas price to set itself.
It is certainly a very strange issue I must say and there is no way his transaction would have stalled without him doing something wrong. This would be hard to tell since he certainly did not share many details anyway and all he told us was that he made a transaction. At this stage, I really would not expect so much congestion of the network and I made a token transaction yesterday which was very fast. Sharing his transaction details will suffice and help us know what could have actually occurred to have experienced that.

My transaction have not gone through for a day. After checking status they were not found but I waited. Gwei was set to fast. Tried sending again but it wasn't allowed. It takes days now or what is the problem?
The only reason you will make a transaction and it did not go through is either you gas was too low to allow the transaction go through which in most cases will be reversed in the long run anyway or if there is a mix up on your part somewhere. It would be hard to tell, unless you share with us your transaction hash to really see what exactly is going on with your transaction before knowing what to even suggest appropriately.
488  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why martingale is PURE SHIT. on: September 12, 2018, 08:07:37 AM
I have found a well explained post from an another topic which would obviously make you understand why Martingale won't work for long. It is not worth to risk a large amount of money for a small profit. No matter how much bankroll you have, this strategy could wipe out the entire balance as simple as that.

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A well explained post indeed, I must say. I have argued with certain people in the past about things like this and how long streak of losses can hit your game and then you are left with nothing, this certainly is a mathematical representation of what happens with just only 20 streaks which is something that can easily be seen and a lot of people tend to discard. At 20 streaks of losses, such individual is already at a loss of a total of 1048575sats, over pursuing 1 satoshi. That is like taking a lot of risk over something insubstantial.

I do see many gambler here are sharing about their 30+ losing streaks also. Still, I am not seeing any possibilities for such things to happen in real life but more frequently happening with online environments. I mean where is the actual problem is occurring ? Concluding this mathematical formula as not suitable will ignore the basics of probabilities and permutation ?

Mathematical things will never react based on environments. But unfortunately, by keeping the full faith on those gambling houses, we do get ready to call one mathematical formula as a pure shit. Ridiculous gamblers Shocked.
489  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What's the strangest or craziest thing you witnessed in a casino? on: September 11, 2018, 07:35:48 PM
It's amusing sometimes to see people lose their heads when gambling, but in general not fun to watch when the repercussions get serious. Never seen anything so crazy in real life, but plenty of news stories to find like this guy who took out so many people and then set fire to a murder-suicide at a casino last year. Casino arson seems pretty frequent in Manila, this just 6 months ago.

Online, I've seen a few people on the brink of going crazy. Just creates all kinds of depression and bad news, luckily the Bitcoin casino owners (at least at the places I play) take measures to prevent these addicts from losing it all.
Really amusing! I have heard mad stories of gambling for a while now, but this one seems to hit me strongly considering the fact that a woman could go that length when it comes to gambling and got affected to the point of hitting the prostitution phase, for someone with kids. It is such a pity. I would not say I feel pity for her, but I really feel pity for the kids she has.

I can imagine how that would even affect them growing up. Most of those who end up becoming an addict to gamble usually end up affecting all those who are close to them in a way. What a crazy world!
490  Economy / Economics / Re: Starbucks drops hint at plans to accept Bitcoin on: September 11, 2018, 11:55:12 AM
This topic has been around for over a month now and we have seen nothing new from starbucks about bitcoin at all.
I mean I understand that in the business world things go a little slower than usual and specially when compared to fast pace movements of bitcoin and crypto the corporations takes actions quite slowly however I would have at least expected some sort of press release or something.

This silence and indifference towards the topic from starbucks makes me start to think maybe they were not interested in it at all, maybe this was all just a news media making stuff up to sell few more papers ? I do not know but I am losing hope every day.
491  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Your greatest trading regret? on: September 11, 2018, 09:25:14 AM
First of all, I want to say that I don't have too long experience, The only one regret was to take part in one scam ICO, when I got nothing but spent much time and efforts. Now I know what to pay attention to when choosing ICOs
I would certainly connect this more to investment regret than a trading regret. Investing in scam ICOs and then realizing when you get scooped of your hard earned money is all part of ignorance.

A lot of people in this space are ignorant of where to invest, how to invest, what they should check out before investing and before they know, they have ended up wasting time and resources on nothing at all. As long as you are knowledgeable in any part of the world, be it investment or trading, then you will always tend to get the best.

My regret in my early days was not learning enough about trading before hitting the market and I really got punished for that. But over the years, I learned my lessons, did the needful and I have made more than I lost. So at this point, I would not really consider it as regret but a lesson, which in reality can be applicable to any other thing.
492  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Day trading and heavy manipulation on: September 11, 2018, 08:32:44 AM
Yes indeed. Currently, the market is unpredictable as much as possible. I also think that there are market manipulations so that most traders panicked and sold their coins. In general, trading is the flow of money from the pockets of some players into the pockets of others.
That is usually the idea of the manipulation anyway.
The whales see it as an advantage to make profit off the weak hands and the ignorant traders that occupy the space.

Panicking is all part of the process the whales count on and a lot of people who usually end up panicking and making the wrong market decisions based on the little or no knowledge they have are always the ones who usually end up the victim of manipulation. Day trading most especially requires a lot of experience and you really want to be sure you have that before proceeding.
493  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bearish again? (Back at $5500) on: September 11, 2018, 07:02:52 AM
Its a huge disappoinment to all investor if bitcoin price will decline more, many of us expect that bitcoin will reach the highest peak before to end of this month ,but it seems not to happen based on the current risky scenarios. Thus, we still have 4 months to acquire and fullfill the satisfaction amount of the asset.
It will be a big disappointment only to those who want to see it as a big disappointment. Apparently, they did not take into effect that the market is extremely volatile and some could have bought at the overbought FOMO price just because they want to get rich quickly and now suffering from the retrace. Those who are so focused on the long term situation of things will prefer it to come down so they can buy more and that to me is an opportunity for smart investors.

There are still some people out there that seem to think that a bull market could still emerge this year. In my opinion, that is just completely and utterly unlikely. There is no hype surrounding ETFs anymore, despite what some people may tell you.
You need to be a God to predict the exact future of bitcoin. Did you predict this fall of bitcoin well before the start of this year ? I believe not just you, no one was able to predict similarly you cannot say "unlikely", there must be "anything may happen" that alone most appropriate one.

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The pump that we had a few weeks back was obviously a bull trap looking at this stage, which I expected.
Not just bull trap, if you notice even bears are also getting trapped in this high volatile markets. But overall, it is a range bounded one and may break into upper side as per the past.
494  Economy / Speculation / Re: Price in the Market on: September 11, 2018, 05:55:54 AM
You can't really predict if price will go up or down, but you can watch the news because price of bitcoin lightly increases or decreases depending on the news.
Of course graphs need to be analyzed and then you have to rely on self instinct.

News only helps if you understand the underlying price trend, and how to trade counter to the trend.

There are plenty of armchair speculators around here who claim otherwise, but news never actually changes the price trend. At most, it just acts as a catalyst, triggering a chain reaction based on the underlying supply and demand conditions. That's why in bull markets vs. bear markets, the effects of "bad news" are so drastically different. In bull markets, buyers absorb sell pressure no matter what the news says.
Yes right. This is the reason why a lot of people actually think that news so far is not really something that is working with the market as they expect that some positive news would simply just pop into the market and then we will just get to see some huge level of growth as the case may be.

But like you said, we are in a bear market and market is bound to move downwards, and even news act as a catalyst in the short term, it does not mean the bears are out, as there would still always be a time to strike. It is just to understand the movement of trends, and how the market is reacting at certain levels that counts.

One of the reasons I usually do not pay much attention to price movement in correlation with news anyway and only trade what I see.
495  Economy / Economics / Re: The Cryptocurrency Job Market Is Exploding (Infographic) on: September 10, 2018, 02:18:25 PM
This is quite interesting piece to go through and I believe this is just the start of what is to come in the long run.
It is a good way for some people to understand this is the way to go for the future when it comes to building on skills related to the blockchain world as this would be the most seriously needed areas as time goes on.

The good thing is that it cuts across board, so not necessarily for programmers alone, even though they will tend to have a great pay as a result of that, but in reality, it is for everyone who one way or the other is able to find a way to build something for themselves, or use their skills to do something relevant to earn.
496  Economy / Economics / Re: How to Retire in Your 30s With $1 Million in the Bank on: September 10, 2018, 01:04:48 PM
This needs to consider the fact that people who save also have enough money to go a month without spending all of their money.

In the world, there are people who do not have enough money to even live, pay bills and even eat properly. When you tell people to put money aside and retire early you are forgetting one key element that there are billions of people like me who spend very carefully and still have nothing left to show after certain days. If you are making enough and can save money that is amazing news!

Because you are one of the rich people in the world, people think the "rich" consists only of the wall street CEO types but no, if you are making 400k a year that makes you %1 richest person alive.
497  Economy / Marketplace / Re: need help from trusted people on: September 10, 2018, 12:00:33 PM
There's a lot of opportunity here in bitcointalk.org, but you need to educate your self first. About hodl, trading, investing, mining and many more. Well, this is not a joke because the money is involve here. If you have a good capital, you need to learn some investing strategy and many more. Alternative option is to be a bounty hunter as well. Avoid gambling and have some time to be more flexible on different idea. There is no easy money here in crypto currency, all you need is hard work and be broad as well. If you know some IT works or software works like video editing and website development, that will be a good advantage to you.
Is that last part supposed to be sarcasm as I could not see how genuine such a post is ? Grin
Anyway, what is important for the OP is to try as much as possible to learn and know how he can be a part of anything. You cannot be a part of something if you do not know how to be a part of it and it is as simple as that.

Lots of people have rushed into investing, trading and all sorts with no knowledge and experience, and even at that, they just are too lazy to learn. There is no shortcut to success, and you just have to work for it, whichever way you want to start.

Hence in that vein, even though it is an old topic, the OP or anyone in his shoes can just start learning from the beginners thread.
498  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Trading, campaigns, gambling or mining? on: September 09, 2018, 05:44:46 PM
I prefer gambling and trading, because both are quick ways to make a profit, and I really like these easy-to-understand ways to make money!

Real talk !
I thought campaign would be the most easiest one? Gambling and trading has resemblance, they both posess high level of risks, depends on your capital. Both could give you good returns if your lucky, yet both could lose all your invested capital in a day as well. Whereas, campaigns dont need any funds to invest, yet can make you good money. The only risk involve is not getting paid by the greedy manager.
Gambling and trading can only have resemblance if you are trading without a strategy and that is not just resemblance because trading without a strategy means you are gambling. As long as you are knowledgeable, you know what to always do at every point in time, then, you are better off as a trader than a gambler.

The mistake people make is that they tend to assume trading is just about buying and selling, but there are other decisions such as stopping loss, and managing your funds as a professional trader. Campaign is an easy area for anyone, but with trading you need to learn.

Mining requires huge fund, reliable and cheap electricity, so it is simply not for everyone, whereas gambling should not even be considered as any way to increase profit in the first place.
499  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Why is Dropping the Ethereum price? on: September 09, 2018, 04:47:30 PM
Ethereum price has dipped $191 according to Coinmarketcap.
Is Ether dying?
Do you think Ethereum is gonna survive?
Because all of the entire crypto-currency market is dropping.

Eth maybe dropping a bit faster but in general we are in a bear market for altcoins and none of them went up in price for a loooong time. Which means eth is not special or privileged or something because eth will drop as well when the market drops, eth has nothing more that would make it special and rise while all other coins are dropping in price.

It will keep going down as long as all other coins go down as well, bear market affects all altcoins and whether you believe it or not ethereum is still an altcoin and nothing bigger than that. We will see it go up in price soon when the bull comes back.
500  Economy / Speculation / Re: Another large scale altcoin dump and bitcoin price was brought down! on: September 09, 2018, 01:17:33 PM
another massive altcoin dump has been going on today specially in big coins like Ethereum which actually was among the biggest dumped coins today with nearly 20% drop. and that led to a small but still a 5% drop in bitcoin price today.
Easy there, this is not a large scale dump at all, we were right here just last week or so, it is not a surprise that we went up to $7.2k and went down here, we did this couple of times already and we must get used to it, this is the max we can get without getting a bigger bull run, the price difference between $6.4k and $7.2k is the profit you can use in your favor but when you are stuck at the other side and bought it at $7.2k and now see the price low don't go out and sell your bitcoin right away, wait a bit, in a week or two bitcoin will be $7k+ once again and than you can sell it. Bitcoin price is quite volatile specially in that 10% range.

the market is generally subject to manipulations by the whales and that is one thing we cannot rule out and the altcoin market is actually like a money making machine for them
In all kind of market situations too, these manipulations are happening but we do not give them any big attention as it is rarely influencing the bitcoin market. When eth was bumped to $1+k price levels bitcoin market remained calm but overall market movements are based on people's psychology and no one could understand them.
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