They do this because they're not traders but influencers, they only claim to be traders to connect with their audience as that's the perfect way they can use to influence them.
The fact is that some traders do live trading, if their portfolio is good and can be confirmed, then more and more people come to subscribe which makes them truly influencers by their profession. Affiliate programs are one form of passive income that can't be ignored when it comes from large companies. |
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What I find curious is why the news appeared first on other websites before they announced the breach, and how did other websites find out that Remitano was hacked.
That's "alleged" news which means it has not confirmed yet, cointelegraph didn't refer to remitano's official news. Contributors to news sites work quickly with each other to publish articles (perhaps they have many drafts of articles). The first one here is actually @CyversAlerts. I think these journalists follow these kinds of blockchain analysts on Twitter more for their article material. Anyway, this is a funny case. |
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in order to prevent them from being scammed and end up disliking the crypto space.
Ignorance determines the impression. Yeah, they feel lost while they still hold bitcoin in their hands. To refute the paradigm that bitcoin is an "investment scheme" that can harm their finances, I think it's good to start teaching them by utilizing bitcoin right away. But, this is only limited to someone who has the will to do something that will pay them in bitcoins. I'm sure their impression will be different from before. Most people don't really feel like they've lost if it didn't come from risking their money. |
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First, note that for a trade to truly impact the price of bitcoin, the scope of the trade must be limited to the spot market or something else that actually moves supply. Back to the OP's statement, While the common approach is to view Bitcoin solely as a long-term investment, it's worth considering an alternative perspective – that of an active trader. By delving into trading strategies, it's plausible to generate a daily income ranging from $20 to $30, provided one has a sound grasp of the market dynamics.
if people take that perspective, maybe bitcoin isn't their priority because some assets actually have higher volatility to get profits that are closer to the daily income targets. |
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If you did your own research, you don't have to ask.
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And we don't ignore, we are not very active on this platform. we use telegram, Discord, and our own Ticket system.
If you want to avoid us, please do so.
My question is from the results of my research based on the existing signs of contradiction. Unfortunately your answer isn't what I expected. Any platform is not your problem to answer if you basically have it, unless you don't. But it's your right if you want to ignore this one, it's not just a personal choice to avoid, but it's also a red warning for everyone. Remember that open forums like this are more indexed in Google searches. |
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Padahal sistem penipuan ini sudah sering banget terjadi tapi masih saja masyarakat Indonesia belum sepenuh sadar, sebenarnya sangat gampang untuk melacak penipuan seperti ini, jika mereka meng-iming-iming hal yang sangat mudah dan keuntungan berlipat-lipat itu sudah pasti ciri-ciri penipuan. yang tidak paham seperti ini otomatis jadi makanan empuk buat mereka-mereka yang biasa menipu.
Cara pemasaran APP kek gini biasanya pake metode "underground" ato bisik-bisik dan target pesertanya orang yg tua-tua 40-an keatas. Mereka kan biasanya sekali denger "cuan" emang lupa daratan meski udah banyak peringatan di internet. Namanya orang tua, kalo dikasi nasehat sama yg muda-muda kebanyakan di skip.  |
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I thought this already happened sometime back in 2021?
If I recall quite well, they even started blocking users from the UK. Was it just a bluff to please the regulators by announcing that they are exiting yet they did not?
Yeah, but OP's article explains that... some exchanges have nonetheless been able to serve UK customers via reverse solicitation. So, let's say previously bybit set up a service branch in the UK with permission so that they could also market products and services to UK residents. The new regulations (2021) remove their licenses and branches but do not restrict UK customers from coming to request service through any office outside UK jurisdiction. The latest regulations now fully take customers as the object of protection, bybit no longer has the opportunity to serve UK users personally from any office jurisdiction. |
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I also joined their official Telegram group, which is very active. Then I tried to ask some questions like why I can't transfer my tokens to any address and why their website still has the ICO page open. After that they blocked me on Telegram.
So it's a bullshit project, they prevent you from asking more questions which makes their community start to wonder why they stay. I looked at both exchanges, it just looks like bot trading or fake orders. I suggest just forget about it, unless you're willing to spend a few dollars for network fees to get these tokens out of your wallet to the exchanges above. |
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I think this is one of the biggest reasons he keeps holding on. “I’ll pay one #Dogecoin for this article” -
elonmusk talks about using #Doge as a payment method https://x.com/ProTheDoge/status/1587701325642407937Anyone tell me pls, is one of Musk's companies now adopting doge? Sorry, but this doesn't make sense!
Let's assume that he had those $3 million at peak doge value, that's $0.731578, doge is -91.59% at $0.061578.
He would still have $246 575 so he just lost $4 000 of his initial investment.
Those numbers are impossible!
OP said he also borrowed money, if most of the doge has been sold to pay off the loan+interest it might make sense. |
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Tim Gurner, the CEO of the Gurner Group, wants unemployment to increase so that people can be subservient to their employers as it used to be. He believes that since the pandemic gave way to working from home, employees now how too much power and have even go as far as s dictating the terms of employment to their employers.
Or conversely, employers with opinions like this are actual dictators who support a system of slavery. They think they can still stick to the old rule of "money is power". The Covid pandemic has actually helped employees to remove the shackles of dictation from previous bosses and opened up opportunities to find better economic stability variables. Covid is the new economic order. |
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I was finding "forum time" section here:
No, it's not. It adjusts your account's time setting if you change it, not the forum's default. When in doubt, check the latest post in a private browser window. It'll give you the forum time.
Ninjastic tool also displays post history based on UTC time. |
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Tapi kalau misalnya sesudah naik rank menjadi lebih hebat dalam diskusi dan wawasan saya rasa itu adalah hal yang positif, namun menurut saya akan lebih baik lagi kalau misalnya tidak naik peringkat pun kualitas diskusi wawasan dan keilmuan pun harus di tingkatkan.
Ini sebenarnya hasil yang cenderung relatif karena mendapat merit+naik peringkat juga tidak selalu berdasarkan pos berkualitas (tergantung inisiatif pengirim). Yang bisa merasakan bahwa wawasan telah meningkat ya pengguna itu sendiri. Ada juga pengguna yang sebenarnya udah banyak wawasan kripto tapi baru join ke forum atau tidak banyak terlibat diskusi, jadi peringkatnya stuck lama. |
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The easiest way, look for physical borrowers around you. I think fiat loans aren't really a problem either. It can be exchanged for BTC on CEX or P2Pmarket after you get a loan. And assure them that you will be able to pay them back.
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In the crypto space, the term "DYOR" is known, meaning that every user is required to have at least a basic knowledge of how to research a project independently. You can determine which influencers are worth following within reasonable limits. Some influencers are not that bad, they really explain things according to reality.
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You can not eliminate the middle man in businesses, especially in this digital age, be it fiat or cryptocurrencies, because they have come to stay. Big exchanges like Binance, are cashing in on being the middle man in businesses, an unavoidable indirect business associates, in your face, waiting for you to go through them.
Certain cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin are able to eliminate middleman technically, whereas in this case it is a user's need to adjust to business preferences, especially because cryptocurrencies must really pay attention to the level of trust of the second party. As innovation develops in the crypto industry, the role of third parties can also be built into code which is usually called a smartcontract, although some of these sometimes have serious vulnerabilities that cause greater losses. |
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1. There is no proof of certificate that shows that the group owners are professional traders.
Usually signal owners post each of their entries in groups and people can conclude how often they close positions with profit results. But yeah, no one can confirm whether the screenshots shared are belong to the owner or whether they're just forwarded from another signal group. Sensibly, professional traders wouldn't take money from noob traders that way. |
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I just saw a big whale who feels threatened (again and always) with his portfolio. Is there any bad news ahead?
But seriously, that's just speculation which is really far from hope, not sure who among us will get the opportunity to sell the bitcoins own today at that price.
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