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Shits like this happen a lot when trading in crypto currencies. And you did not lose anything, since you never went negative profit. The opposite could have also happened, few weeks after you sold the price fell drastically. So regretting is useless and instead be happy from the little profit you managed to make.
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Strongly agree with your points. Bitcoin "used to be" completely and truly decentralized back then. But sadly the government had to intervene and start regulating exchanges in order to take at least some control over crypto currencies indirectly.
You do know that the fees recently has fallen significantly. Fee as low as 5 sat/b will get your transactions confirmed within next 6-7 blocks.
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We are still in the period where prices need to establish a solid base. I don't want mega rises yet, I want coins to establish solid fall-back prices to provide a barrier against falling in the next bear market. After we've had some stability we can have a rise.
We already had an almost stable price for last few weeks. Just fluctuating around $7,800-$8,500 USD. Price already fell down to almost $5,000 USD, so we already faced the solid fall back price. Now all we can hope is that the price keeps on going up (which right now is already happening. Expecting to reach $11,000 USD within next few days!). |
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I think the future of litecoin continues to increases because litecoin is new in market economy so maybe its just getting started maybe in the future it will become popular even though it takes months or years to happen
Litecoin is not new? It was here since 2011 and one of the major coins after bitcoin. Litecoin was always used as an alternative to bitcoin and it's the coin which has most of the protocols similar to bitcoin. A new scam coin "Litecoin Cash" is about to come soon. Just stay away from that. |
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I have seen a lot of rumors out there they are saying next bitcoin is a Litecoin it possible?
Bitcoin is the next Litecoin? - No its not and never will be. Litecoin is just a fork from bitcoin core client with few different protocols but some identical properties, but no matter what happens litecoin never take over bitcoin. The best that will happen is both the crypto currencies will prevail side by side like silver and gold. |
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Is it good to leave my job to dedicate myself to full-time cryptocurrency?
That is the worst thing you could be doing to be honest. You job gives you stable income. With stable income you will have a stable future with stable security. But crypto currencies are not stable. They are extremely volatile, so just holding and trading will become riskier. It is better to spend just few hours a day on trading and rest for your stable job. |
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To get news updates about crypto currencies i usually follow CoinDesk and CoinTelegraph. You can also try crypto-news.net. They all are decent sites. Though I also use the forums and reddit to get more information and verify the news. Just be careful when using other sources to gain information as they might mislead you.
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I was wondering if anyone would beinterested in selling a verified account at Betphoenix, Skybook, Betmania, Bet33....Most of the sportbooks available in Europe offer peanut sign up bonuses, reload bonuses are very rare and small. Unfortunately european players are not allowed signing up at most of the offshore bookies like Betphoenix etc.
. Let me know what you think.
Buying gambling accounts can be very risky. More riskier if the account is verified by someone else. That user after selling his account can claim back the account after providing enough valid proof like using documents that his account was verified with. By the way, you posted on the wrong section. This post belongs here. |
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If you look at the charts, you will notice that the price starts to dip every year during January and then starts to recover after the dip. This year the same patterns are being followed. The price fell enough for people to invest and now they are stocking up causing the price to pump and recover.
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By "they" i am assuming that you mean the "government". The Government hates bitcoin for its own reason. Think about it this way- there is a group of things you can control and have power over it. Then all of a sudden something pops up and is getting popular and used by the things you can control. But you can not control that thing even if you want. Hence you start to get afraid of it and do anything to get rid of it. Similarly the government has no control over this bitcoin and now wants to get rid of it.
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I have some NEO at neotracker and someone hacked my account........
So I'm asking you what is the most secure neo wallet to use... thank you.
I dont realy get how someone hacked your wallet If someone is able to get your private keys, they will be able to access your wallet and have full control over it such as making transactions and moving your coins. Usually if the computer is not secured enough hackers are able to grab your private keys through trojan or some other malware viruses. |
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Ok, so why did XRP suddenly hit $3 (and above) in 2017 and went down? I would go with the theory saying that it reached high because banks and businesses shared their positive feedback about XRP. However, the actual adoption and the further domino effect might take 5 to 10 years, but it will (since XRP has already proved to be a reliable tool for cheaper and faster global transactions that can be effectively used by big enterprises). The question is when and how fast they will adopt the new xCurrent framework that takes the process to the next step. Once they do, the domino effect cannot be avoided and the price will hit even above $10. The question is when and how fast. That's why I am pushing for XRP being a long-term investment option now.
Look at the total supply and the amount circulating around in the market. Billions of XRP won't be reaching $10 anytime soon as the market cap will be excess. Again this is a centralized coin and people are moving to crypto currency to have financial freedom from central government. We save the price reach $3 back then, but other alt coins including bitcoin also skyrocketed. |
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If you get hacked than its your own fault. If you play smart and don't do anything stupid, you can avoid getting hacked and lose your money.
Exchanges do/can get hacked. So that is why everyone recommends not to store your coins on an exchange for a long time. And also always choose a very trusted exchange when trading coins.
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I once read an article that facebook will have ads about bitcoin. I still don't really understand why facebook supports bitcoin, is this just a rumor or truth. If it is true, this will be interesting news because facebook support bitcoin on their platform.
And i have read the complete opposite of what you are saying. Facebook is going to start to ban all kinds of advertisement related to bitcoin, altcoins or any kind ICO. The ban was imposed due to load of scams and misunderstanding amount users and developer. |
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After last two weeks aren't all Altcoins under $1 now?  Most of the alt coins are indeed actually $1 right now. So you should consider investing as much as you can before the price starts to bounce back up. You could try investing on Stellar Lumen (XLM), TRON (TRX) and Ripple (XRP). You can dump your XRP once you have reached your profit margin. |
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Online games won't be giving you money when you win. Even though if you do get some dust amount of money, it will take ages to get them. Gambling on other hand gives you money and makes you rich quick. You might also lose everything anytime. And most people who say are gambling just for fun are just in the stage of denial. They are in for the money.
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Integrating the two is the best thing, we can not live by relying on the uncertainty of the digital currency (crypto). too risky for real life. At least we are not 100% in a financially insecure zone.
50 real and 50 we pursue crypto. there are many ways to make money with crypto, it is tailored to the expertise we already have.
If you really manage to do both things, trading and having your job or another business that gives you stable income, it would be the perfect choice. You should trade only if you are able to risk and have surplus income from your total stable income. I would suggest people to stay away from trading who has only tight salary. And if trading requires you to keep your self updated to the market 24/7, so it might hamper your job activity. |
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I’ve had 5k US sitting on the bench watching and waiting for the right time to get in. Seems like the time is here.
Been researching projects and narrowed them down to these FOR LONG TERM HOLDS.
ETH ,VEN ,XLM ,IOTA ,NEO ,OMG ,ICX ,LISK ,WTC
Thoughts?
Now is the perfect time since the currencies have some what reached stability and will start to rise back anytime soon again. You do have a good list. Give top priority to Ethereum (ETH), Stellar (XLM) and IOTA. All three of them have a good potential to give you some nice profits. |
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What do you feel you have learned from the crash (if anything)? I think the market has gained a little bit more stability now, and therefore it is nice to look back on your own thoughts and the decisions you made when experiencing such a crash.
Personally, I learned that I need to continuously, as markets grow, 'take off some risk' and allocate some profits from alt into ethereum and bitcoin.
In the same regards, I will also begin to allocate small percentages into $ so that I can gain more on crashes like this one.
Lastly, I once again got confirmed, that in crypto we see huge volatility and that is just something we have to live with - for now at least. Never panic sell in corrections!!!
What people can learn from crashes is that the amount of risk is high when investing on crypto currencies for a short term. But the profits are way much satisfying when the coins are held for a long time. When the price crashes, it is the best time to invest since they do eventually recover from crashes. |
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Most of the crypto currencies including bitcoin are decentralized. This means the government has no control over bitcoin and other decentralized crypto currencies. Now how can someone destroy/kill something which they have no control over at all? All they can do is add regulation but not kill it.
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