Its strange that you ask a specific amount and that too per day. I mean the profits you would be doing to be able to withdraw such amounts everyday is huge. But then you account will get under investigation and you may have to undergo KYC procedures. You have to look at those exchanges that allow your local currency and see if they can follow up such withdraws.

Very likely that you would have to go for KYC to be able to continue in a few months time. But then again I doubt you will be doing this "everyday"

FYI, the forum administration does not give a f- about what scams people pull off in this forum. It was so then we would have last at least half of the forum members still active here. Maybe you need to learn more about this forum before posting.

I am least bothered about your BS and what you have to smoke. But these giveaways are often seen in this forum and they get some greedy newbies to sign up and never pay them. I see one or two happen every week so its my duty to warn any other member about a possibility of getting scammed because after the work is done you will vanish into thin air and the people here will complain.

And I am not even interested in your petty "work". Got better things to spend time on.

The OP said "I need Lot of Members to do this task" So it is possible that x number of users need to do this and the total amount is 100x Doge which may be a significant amount.

Giving out a mere few doges for getting people's names? Shame on your trying to farm information and privacy like this.

Moreover nobody would trust you if you dont get a proper forum escrow agent to keep that number of dogecoins in escrow in lockup while the people do this "job". If you want some credibility, hire an escrow.

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To the people who are reading this, the OP can scam you of your work if the payment is not already escrowed, by just disappearing from this forum and be careful what data you give out to internet strangers.

Not directly. Sometimes we have seen opposite site movements in stocks but whether that was due to crypto being dumped to buy stocks is debatable and not verifiable. You should know that stock markets are very much regulated. You wont find people buying and selling huge volumes to crash their markets everyday but this is very common on bitcoin markets.

You can apply similar technical and fundamental analysis. If you are looking forward to trade in crypto market a background knowledge of stock markets will definitely help you and frustrate you at some points. 

Not at all rude. If you spoon feed a newbie with every information then they would never learn to seek it out by themselves.

They need to learn to become self-sufficient and not dependent on others - something that is lacking in the current generation. If the OP would have a specific doubt then I am sure many others would come in to help them but a vague question would be better answered by googling.

Nobody can correctly predict why a movement may take place in the market but they can speculate and predict a possible movement. If someone could predict it correctly then they would unfairly manipulate the market.

Prices drop when people sell. What the reason behind is being said to be a premunition to the bakkt futures trading opening up but I would take that with a grain of salt and watch what actually unfolds.

Every pump is followed by a dump and vice versa. I have been watching the markets for the last 5-6 and this is very common to happen. This is the time of panic and possibly panic selling too. But the wise traders would wait it out and buy at the bottom if they have cash at hand provided they have utmost firm belief in the reason behind the selloff.

Steem is premined which makes it suspicious. It became popular in the 2016 - 2017 time for altcoins and then died out of popularity even though some members of this forum seem to prefer it over bitcoin, which is just because they want to follow the trend. In steem you need to gain a userbase to upvote your content and the OP here is actually self-promoting their own Steem account so that it becomes worth of more Steem Dollars.

You literally need to spend coins to buy the Steem Power to promote your account for upvotes - like begging for money with money. A shitshow at the most if you ask me. But for the one who have contact with the owners they could upvote their accounts to a larger degree than average general members and thus earn a lot. It may be good for some bloggers and vloggers, but not worth of the time for those who prefer to have a full time job.

More or less same degree of risk in both because it is the same as a dice roll to predict the outcome of the roll on an open market.

Agreed Binary is comparable to EV- gambling games. You dont do any research there but predict a roll similarly you predict the market price in Binary and if you manage to get it correct you win some money. What difference does it make to the player than dice rolling? Simply nothing extra.

But you go for spot trading you own an asset that you are going to exchange for another asset. This needs analysis and in dept technical stuff. You can make a good profit if you buy and sell at proper times here not in Binary.

I have rarely seen anybody make money from Binary Options. The ones you see on youtube are done for getting affiliate commissions and you should not trust them.

More the number of exchanges, more is the the number of problems associated with people using them. Because the market is not regulated we dont have single exchanges for all types of crypto exchange but many. Some prey on the shitcoins that people promote to get paid while others prey on margin trading promoting shills on youtube and other shady stuff.

Stop hunting bounties and these exchanges would shut down on their own. They run simply because every new token that get released needs to be listed and the team owners look for the cheapest exchange with the lowest listing fee they can locate. Who likes to pay more than 10BTC to get listed on Binance - go for yoshit! Sad reality.

Cryptopia was a scam or not is still debatable but the worse outcome is easier to assume since the people who had their money there have no way to get it back or claim a return in liquidation. On the other hand it was also the error on the part of the traders to keep their money n exchanges when they know it very well that security breech and hacks are very common and they are a prime target for hackers. Cryptopia's incident was not such though with the lack of concrete evidence if the death of the owner was really fake or not.

I have used hitbtc and they have large withdrawal fees which hurt and also livecoin but dont use them anymore since there has been some scam accusations against them here.

Yoshit is one of the worst exchanges to ever come to the face of crypto.

OP was talking about being a freelance programmer. So that would be a full time job for them if they get some good contracts. But the freelance market is not something to be depended on completely for day earning so I would suggest the OP to develop some skills and get a permanent full time job.

Trading is best left as part time hobby, you wont become a millionaire by trading if you are not going  to do full time and that also is not a guarantee. You may be able to get a good return with each buy and sell but thats all. Dont expect ot put in huge capitals here because its not for everyone.

Well OP I am sorry to bring in the hard truth that majority of the people in this forum are day workers and visit this forum in their free time. They are not shills like you who spend all their time on the internet reading r/conspiracy threads and making up bullshit. What you fail to understand because of your lack of grey matter is that bitcoin is an investment for most and if it does go down they will buy more if they can and if affordable to them. If they cant buy then no worry about it.

People here are not illogical traders. They have a brain at least most of them.

That desire to win big is present in everyone. The casino use that to encash out wins, not directly but since we have our emotions to make us play more being greedy with every win, the addicted gambler ends up with a huge loss suddenly and then it keeps going downhill. You cant expect these people to be able to control their emotions and their overall winning in any EV- game will be negative.

Practically speaking if you ware willing to do research and analyse a sports betting match and place bets which is an EV+ game you will actually make a lot of money and be in a green streak with proper predictions. People should know what is better for them and play accordingly.

This mentality needs to change. It is a currency by default and the only is what we should consider if we want to put the bias due to fiat away. This bias exists because we use fiat primarily and it is what is accepted by merchants everywhere. Truely these are differences but the importance of crypto comes from another perspective. It has been made to give our control back to us and not the banks.

These properties would not be possible if again fiat was out of the equation. Think of an economy completely surviving on crypto. Such may not seem possible to many but is possible to sustain. Maybe it wont happen and it would be more of a mixed economy in future.

I rarely participate in bounties in time, I did participate in a few of them a few years back with my twitter account to promote them. Here is a list of the few things that I look into if I would take part in them:

1. A solid team with people that have a track record of doing a similar or related venture in the past. No random "ICO serial entrepreneurs" - its basically means a noob in simpler terms.
2. A fake team would mean an instant scam.
3. A project that is sutainable and develops its own market and has its own market. This is rare to achieve.
4. Verifiable transactions for the funds of the ICO.
5. Quick listing and proper roadmap following.
6. Very important to get a proper manager for that campaign. If you want to earn some trust among the members of this forum.

You cant, honestly speaking.
Not paranoid here though.

We have seen ecsrow agents gone rouge too in this forum more than once but currently there are several members who have been trusted by several bitcointalk members and you can be at ease trusting your valuable with them. The top few of them are "trusted by the community". No involvement with the forum administration here. They are two different groups.

Use an escrow at your own risk. Be wise enough to check both on forum and personal DMs that it is the same person. We have impersonator scams happening too.

You know its more important to learn to keep your nerve in such situations. I think Technical is important too but if you are the weak hearted type or dont have huge amounts of capital at your disposal to balance the odds then day trading is not for you. They should prefer the long term hodl method to make money and to be honest it much better on your general health and sleep.

Practice is important but face it, even if you have practice what to do in case a sudden pump or dump happens is more of a luck and experience thing. To be honest day trading is not everyone's cup of tea so newer traders should attempt both long term and short term trading to see which one suits them best.

Incorrect. It is same as any other EV+ game like sports betting or poker. Your skills would matter but luck also matter.

True but it is also true that a video game may end up on the wrong side your calculation just by any chance.

Reliable insider tips are rare and it needs a person to pay the proper person or team member. It can be profitable if you know the news but fixing is very common and those who do it are pros at it so its not easy to detect during the match, which may cost you the bet.

Research is always important but like I said above, luck plays a role here too.