So Uhh i tried it, picked a random coin, and idk if its intentional or not, but [urlhttps://gocryptomarket.com/trade/buy/LEO][/url] both of the exchanges listed here goes to the same site whenever I try to View Reviews which is this: https://cryptoradar.co/exchange/exmo. I'm not particularly sure if it's just my pc, my net, or I'm going crazy, but I've been trying for the past 5 minutes and this keeps happening. Hell I tried other coins and they all go to exmo lmao.

Altcoins are pretty much seeing constant ups and downs so I'm not gonna blame you for feeling like that. Even BTC has had difficulties establishing a pattern for daily traders to follow. But there's also the fact that its close to impossible to actually gain a large profit from day trading, much less altcoin day trading. Altcoins are huge opportunities sure, but most altcoins eventually go down the dumps if not going up slowly. They never experience a boom that are that huge in the market, sadly enough. Most coins only exist on the market for around 2 -3 months then die off because no one even uses them anymore.

Uhm replan? I mean, I should have a general idea of how BTC would move after the halving if it doesn't boom off like how we all anticipated. Determining whether BTC would actually drop off the famous coins because of this or it's actually just lazying around, feeling the sun kinda moment is something I should probably get the answer once 2021(end of it) comes. It also depends on what would actually happen in the year of the halving, aka next year. You never know, movement of BTC may actually move up its time frame, happening a little bit after a few months after the exact halving.

Well, you could say that all of them are fair and at the same time not? I mean, their fair because luck plays a huge part like literally everything in Casinos. But you could also predict some like let's say, blackjack. Once the deck is almost gone, if you could memorize the cards drawn, you could check and see whether the remaining cards could get you blackjack or not, but that's only for those that can memorize them, which is close to null. Other than that, pretty much you could say Online casino games are fair. Like, we wouldn't be here trying our luck if they weren't right?

Split it I'd suppose? I ain't any good samaritan and I also need money but I can spare them a but of my help that's within my capabilities. Ofc, rather than giving money, I'd rather help in leading them resolve the problem. Kinda like a team, and I'd just pretty much foot the expenses that are within reason. This initiative is a lot better than just giving them money imo. Handling the fix for the respective problems that plague them could be a lot helpful anyway. Almost kind of like how quests are made, but I'm the guy issuing the quests with the rewards.

BTC would probably just play around this area. the 6k - 8k range. Unless anything major occurs and by major I mean major. I'd believe this period to be the time for traders to accumulate BTC before the major halving of 2020. Major market changes would probably happen by February or March instead of this month or January, cause well, traders are also preparing for the changes halving may bring towards the current market. Changes may occur cause of the holiday seasons and a lot of people dropping off BTC to change to fiat, but shouldn't affect market price that much.

Uhm request for global development of BTC? or Crypto? Like hell Crypto is developing alright but only those in the know are actually developing with it together. I'd ask for global integration of it but it still can't with how the government and banks are refusing to acknowledge its possible helpful existence. We can pretty much say that adaptation of Crypto could be easily implemented, with how the technology of the world progresses, just that the people themselves refuse to adopt it, leading to stagnation.

If only life were that easy. But it actually is. And people just refuse to acknowledge that BTC price dropped because demand was less than before or supply increased more, aka, coins were dumped to the market (slowly). As for who dumped or what country was responsible, well, there are millions and billions of traders out there. I doubt you can put the blame on a single entity, no matter how big they are. The market is moving depending on the movements of the traders out there so you can't really put the blame on them.

Completely possible. But that's it. It's only a possibility. Various government institutions, exchanges, and companies need to have a consensus regarding these types of possible improvements and/or issues before such plans could go through. Pretty much Government policies right now remove BTC from the market of most major companies with their rules so BTC has had limited development as of late towards this.

Sides, you could actually see cryptocurrency and the government and various major companies as two sides of a coin. They can't meet yet and well they refuse to actually meet.

How did you think that we would think that X has a great chance? You can lose 10 times straight and the casino would still be fair. You could win 10 times straight and the casino would still be fair. It's not like they took advantage of a loophole, in the end, their losses and wins are subjected to the vaguest thing but also the god of gambling, "luck". Also see here, simple math, Peron Y already won $950, even if he lost $700 cause of the last bet, he still has a profit of $150 which even if was less than what he already should have won, is still profit. Person X on the other hand literally lost everything. This is in the case that both of them loses btw.

I tried looking up some samples of what you said about a lot of people having the same troubles as you. You know what I found? "Resolved by Binance Customer Support". Just contact their customer support jeez. I think most of what you actually found is the start of the strict bans implemented by Binance over US users, which could be called "ban" as well, but they have a Binance US exchange solely for US so that fixed everything. Anw, back on topic, Binance didn't do the ban without reason since they clearly stated it. Best bet of yours is like what I said, contact support and prepare your evidence. if they don't reply, just post in reddit or tag them in twitter, someone is bound to answer there.

Use it use it why not? It's money, free, and well, was wished for luck. Hell I'd be lying if I'm not a selfish guy at times so yea. Might even sit with the guy and play beside him (if there was an available one beside him) and try to rub off some luck from him. Besides, in my book, spending money on what I want is a pretty good reason for a good cause tbh. We all live for ourselves at some point in time, and well, I'm at that part of my life atm.

Welcome to December. Or rather, welcome to Months? Bullish or Bearish, pump or dump, BTC has done that all these months, all these years, and not one month was excluded for its growth. Just the fact that each December of the 10 years of BTC had different results should show that nothing is really unique about December. Just that it's the end of the year. It's not like how it's a new change/new world every year for BTC. It's more like every year new traders, new coins, and new development of BTC come and go. But as for BTC's price, well, that's just supply and demand.

Coinbase is liked as an exchange cause of the User-friendly UI they have. It's like a point and clicks and you're already done trading, so coinbase is alluring for beginners. Binance, on the other hand, offers a lot more pairings and well, honestly, is a lot more popular than Coinbase. Just it's popularity is enough for most users to actually go and use/join them. Considering the fees, I doubt there's much difference between the two of them? I haven't really tried Coinbase so I don't know much. Still, Binance seems to be at their peak right now so, Binance.

The three listed are quite reputable and unarguably famous ones out of the many exchanges out there. But I would still recommend Binance instead of the other 3. I've tried KuCoin before and used it for around 3-4 months, but still proceeded to switch back to Binance after that. A lot of people often compare these exchanges but it's really just a matter of preference, and well, location. Bittrex is pretty old already, quite past its prime unlike how KuCoin is developing these days, and how Binance can be seen to be at its prime right now. Coinbase is errr don't have many reviews on it since I really haven't used it.

Let's take a step back. Okay I'm back. It's normaaaal Jeez. BTC runs on the idea of supply and demand. Literally no one could manipulate it, UNLESS bloody mind controller takes over the whole world and orders every trader out there, which is not gonna happen I assure you. And yes. Time to take advantage of others being in fear, since some traders have been waiting for BTC to bottom out, and yet no signs of it happening with the continuous decrease of BTC price right now.

Sides, the price right now is pretty normal, with only the recent november spike which can be considered a small bubble, the current movement can be seen as actually the supposed to be movement of BTC this year.

Welcome to the $6.6k level then. I'm hoping for final bottom to be around $5.9k or $6k at the most. We were around $3k at the start of the year so ending the year with double of that plus entering halving with it seems promising imo. I do hope the next 24hrs could bring a clear indication of where will BTC hit its bottom. I'm slowly buying off every now and then but it still is worth it waiting for that final bottom before BTC performs a push forward once again.

I don't. I see no need to use bots in managing my portfolio when I myself can do it. I can make sure it's accurate and what I really wanted that way even. I had the idea of using one in the past, but then I thought of how I need to get used to doing my own, to managing my own portfolio so that I could learn things myself through out the entire way I am trading. Plus, I could react to unexpected changes and profit off of them, unlike in bots where I can only set a stop loss.

Pretty much anything that requires money to be at stake requires double checking. Contracts require double checking, plans require double checking. But still, RIP to you mate. I'm pretty sure everyone of us has at least experienced once that feeling of misclicking and immediately betting. Sadly that's how life goes. Especially in gambling, where you're literally risking every single amount you have. There's a note that I always think of where, when you cash in to casinos or such, the money doesn't belong to you. It belongs to them already. Only when you win, then that's your money.

Well, him asking it is without reason. Like in Paypal where the user can retract the transaction, thereby actually the seller selling the token for well, basically free. That's the difficult part with p2p transactions though. Like what the guy above me said, offer an escrow to the other party, or at the very least, a trusted middle man. Share the fees, both you and him. Probably the best way to successfully make this transaction of yours right now.

Probably just a play on words or something similar? After all, you can actually post or say you're selling something, but in reality, you're not. Guess the buyer just wants proof that the token exists, and the token can be sent to him.