We moving to a different scenario now, something we have never seen in the last nine years but bound to happen, there are predictions in the past that Facebook and some big countries will adopt Cryptocurrency, and now it's happening, in the next two years things will be different and the landscape will become different, we will actually see country using blockchain and crypto as a replacement or co -exist it with their own currency.
Obviously, this is true. And I guess the Chinese government won't be the better for it in a few years from now for ever banning Bitcoin in that country just to protect her Yuan. There is something fishy the way China and the US attack cryptocurrency. There must be something they aren't willing to let go for the masses which cryptocurrency allows and that's total freedom. |
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but I thought that there was a chance to get into those campaigns where there is more reward. I'm probably too naive. Thank you for your advice.
Nevsky, you've been here that long to know what is obtainable here. Play by the rules. |
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New projects make good news of good things to happen
Are they all right ?
Or are they all just chanting slogans ?
REALLY!!! What 's going on ?
If you know a good project ,NAME IT !!!
The more the merrier" qualifies what is happening in the crypto space with lots of projects springing up everywhere like mushrooms. This presents the people so many choices to choose from though. But it's certainly okay if investors checked up these projects before investing in them. The rowdy atmosphere with projects everywhere can easily promote scam and unwholesome sharp practices. We just have to be very careful, anyway. |
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I haven't been trading my bitcoins and cryptos since this year begins, but I have noticed that the hype train is slowing down since then, compared to last year. I want some honest opinion about the future outlook of BTC or crypto per se. Should investors invest in it ?
By last year, I guess you meant 2017 (and not 2018 because that was a discouraging year for cryptocurrency). Well, to be honest, I think the crypto industry has come to stay. What remains now is the expected ETF the industry will join the ilks of Forex Trading and the stock market. It's just a matter of time before we arrive at that stage. |
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I think the best method would be for one to predetermine one's entry and exit points while maintaining MM - Money Management. With that in mind, one should be satisfied taking whatever profit or lose his entries have and should not soak oneself in regret if price continues in ones direction after the exit. After all, the market will always be there for another entry.
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Of course, your listed is mixed with you including Changelly as a non KYC requirement exchange. Though I must confess that Changelly was a darling and easy yo use for me during the days of my newbie. It was KYC free then. However, OP may want to include McAfeedex and Switchdex. These two are the best there is now to DEX.
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Thought I'd share my article which discusses my three favorite indicator types to use to make sure that you're trading with the trend. Trading a trend is often far more profitable and less effort than trading choppy markets and these can help identify when a market is trending and when it starts to trend up or down. https://www.cryptoadvocate.net/post/top-3-cryptocurrency-trend-indicatorsNext time you may want to list part of what you have in your article here before leading us on a click bait. Most of us are weary of such. However, those indicators you listed in that article are "lagging indicators" I don't think it's a good idea to relay on indicators that show signs after price has gone there. Why not use leading indicators like - trend line, pivot points and breakouts. At least, when you take them from a higher timeframe - Daily, Weekly, Monthly- they show trend. |
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While the content of your post seems serious, I find your e-mail address lacklustre and hilarious. I for one won't take anyone brandishing such type of an e-mail to be serious. I can't even make out what you're trying to write out there. It looks like an email without a trace. I may be wrong but that's my view. On a serious note, I think the sad picture you painted shouldn't be blamed on Bitcoin. The blame is on your brother for his gambling habit. |
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yes the fact is like that, in this crypto industry there is no full guarantee for you. Even in traditional investment, nothing guarantees you profit. There will be no certainty in future income, and if a project claims their tokens will become more and more expensive over time, it is very likely that they are lying. Of course, that does not mean that they are wrong, however, ensuring that everyone in the inevitable benefit is not responsible, to say the least. If you see a project that claims that your profits will grow tenfold in just six months, it's far more likely to be a good old Ponzi scheme than it really is, as seen in BitConnect.
So, no matter how this promise actually looks, if you see that the project offers you sky-high profits for literally no effort, it probably means that they want to make that profit out of you.
Of course every businessman or manufacturer hypes their wares and this is rightly so because you have to put up techniques to ensure you get buyers/investors. I don't see anything wrong in that provided they aren't doing it to scam people. In 2017, many projects even over did their projections and investors went home smiling because of easy ROI. But this isn't so today. I guess the crash of 2018 has now made every recent projections doubtful. |
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What will be the future of crypto currency?
Does it need regulation as stock and forex ? Or the sequence of struggle continues ?
The idea of regulation isn't a bad one even though what is majorly canvassed in the crypto industry is anonymity. Regulation will help strengthen the industry as it will encourage conservative investors to stick out their necks and put their monies down in investment. Also, it will help reduce scams as scammers can get easily tracked. Now there are news about a possible increase in bitcoin supply; is it healthy for the space ?
This will be the last straw that will eventually bury the industry once it happens. |
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When I do a bounty I like to have users post reports on google forms, problem is even though you tell people to post on the google forms about half listen the other half post on the forms and in the bounty thread.
Yah, this is so true and it endeared you to me the way you managed the MB8 bounty. Using the Google form unclustered the thread and made reporting easier. I wonder why other managers aren't using that format yet. Perhaps you should school them on that. |
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Nobody can accurately tell what fate will befall Bitcoin in the next 10 years, except they use a time machine. However, I am certain there will be lots of regrets then - from those who don't buy now (if price skyrockets beyond reach) or from those who don't sell now ( if Bitcoin becomes worthless).
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Re: Free Boinary Option Trading Signals
OP, I guess you meant Binary. Sorry, but binary options? this is like a gambling method so I don't know what signals are you going to offer for this kind of trading.
I don't know from what angle you're looking at it. But it's safe to class it as Forex Trading, only that it's more volatile than Forex trading because of the instruments traded there. However, if you can handle crypto trading with its wild volatility then you can also handled Binary Options. You can find more about it here www.binary.com.
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It's not even about the fact that they are "shitcoins" as you labelled them, it also happens with Bitcoin. The trust is that prices aren't the same for all coins across different exchanges and this is where arbitration comes in. A lot of traders cash in on this if the difference in price is that much by buying from one exchange and then sell at another exchange
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So what you can get from this story? Everything is possible, but don't be inspired by my story too much, because you can lose your funds on margin trading as well!
It's not like I am dissecting your post to find fault - for it's really none of my business ( or it shouldn't be at all) but I am kind if wondering why you actually shared this story if you don't want people getting inspired by it? |
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OP or any of the mods should lock this thread. Issues have all been resolved and the web wallet has been decommissioned. Case closed!
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Thanks yes. They did reply this after I asked they cancel the frozen withdrawal::
Thank you for your reply. As per your request, your pending withdrawals have been cancelled.
Please note that, in order to properly process your future transactions, we are going to have to require you to provide us with the previously requested information and documentation.
We look forward to your reply.
Anyway, let this thread serve as a warning to anyone using exchanges that unless you have a complete evidence trail of where your coins are from you are liable to lose them
You were lucky to have escaped by the tail. It was obvious they didn't want to release your cash. Such scammy attitude is what makes people scream blue murder when anyone wants to leave tokens/coins on an exchange. That mark of generalization on what fraudulent activities exchanges go into is what causes distrust in traders. You made your withdrawal through Ripple and it scaled through. That means they had a surveillance on your 10Bitcoin. |
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The Bounty Manager should lock up this thread since the campaign has ended and finalized to avoid spamming.
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Is there still a need for Cash <Fiat currencies> in this evolving world?
To this, I say Yes! Cryptocurrencies will always be pegged in fiat to ascertain their worth. Again, remember that there will always be that illiterate and poor community who won't have access to the Internet at all or who may not even know how to use the computers. I don't think cryptocurrency is really trying to displace fiat and exist alone. It's simply asking for more people to key into it. So, there will always be fiat existing side by side with cryptocurrency. Anything that displaces this will cause more harm than good, whether cashless society or not. |
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I know it is not secure to use public internet Cafe Computers for accessing the wallets and for transaction needs. At times I don't have any other option than just using it. I would like to know, is there any software available to record the input data entered while accessing the wallet. Recently one of my friend informed about such a way to know the private keys. Is there anyone here have any such experience.
You know it's risky and you still use it. I graciously await a time when you will come opening a thread and complaining of a hack. On a serious note, you should try as much as you can to stop that impulse of using a public space in accessing your wallet. That's my 1cent advice. |
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