Set a time to stop completely. Don't get consumed by greed by looking at how much you made. Be satisfied with what you made for the day instead of extending your trading sessions and suffering losses instead.
Read, analyze and study a lot. Day trading involves a lot of speculation so expect the unexpected. Expect losses and wins. Be ready for them instead of avoiding them
It'll be long and arduous trust me, but it should be quite worthwhile.
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Isn't a teacher supposed to let his student go and do what he decides upon after teaching him everything? Well, thats what I would do anyway. A real pity though. The rise was too fast last time so I don't blame him for not being able to make it. Although i do blame him for trusting signals not made by him. Plus, the fact that he actually made a debt is kinda weird? I'd advise to my students (if i ever had one) that only trade what you can afford to lose. It's kinda defeats the purpose if you go all in and lose everything because of that. Well, only thing you can say to your friend at this point is, pretty much just try again next time.
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Im pretty sure its a yes. Cause it's a type of education after all. The next generations would fall in line and learn from what you're universities teachings and policies are, and they would bring that put nce in the workforce. The government is pretty much responsible for handling that, its part of the things they govern around their scope. The idea is great and all, but since the blockchain technology is still in infancy or maybe even ternager years, maybe creating a university for it may seem to be too early. Some may not even know what blockchain is.
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Errr long term suggests a larger margin for profit. But, you'd need quite a vision for it since some coins could potentially go down without any cause. Plus, as the name says, profit comes after lets say 3 to 4 years. 2 years at the minimum I think. As for short term profit, well that has a smaller margin for profit. You'd need daily analysis of charts and current market price and then invest at the right time so that you could profit in the basis of 1hr 3r 5hr time intervals. Basically, its an everyday struggle to watch the market. Thats what I think anyway.
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Store of value means being able to retain is value in the years to come. Simple terms, its value would remain the same. I doubt fiat could hold up to that, with inflation still an existing factor that is. Plus, with how countries continue to keep printing out fiat currency, I seriously doubt it would actually retain its purchasing power. On rhe contrary, I'd believe it to be actually losing it instead.
In terms of everyday use, yes, fiat may seem great and useful, but it doesn't seem to be considering the global economic factors that the world is in now. After all, saving up in a single household is just that. Saving up. On the other hand, if you lookat how banks handle fiat, you'd be able to see clearly that they aren't doing anything to save the global economy. With each print of fiat, they're just increasing the global debt, accumulating to the point where we aren't able to pay it off anymore.
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Medyo di ko lang magets agad, 1) Di basta-basta nabubuksan ang Gmail lalo na sa ibang lugar. Need recognized device. Saka sa pag-change ng recovery details, need permission yan.
I also wonder how. Actually, related dito yung naranasan ko. Hindi ko rin maaccess dati yung phone ko after ko mag hard reset. Lahat ng email na nilalagay ko ay ayaw gumana, ang sinasabi ay ni reset daw yung password so kinabahan ako dahil akala ko nahack din though medyo impossible dahil hindi naman ako nagla log-in sa ibang device. Pero awa ng Diyos nabuksan ko ulit phone ko dahil ginamit ko yung email ko which i find disturbing that kasi hindi ko siya malog out sa device ko before I reset my phone. Probably inoff niya or di niya sinet. Yung device recognition nga ng gmail ko kakaopen ko lang nung last month eh. Well difficult na rin siguro maaccess kasi as long as you dont open up anything related to your account sa world, rarely mahahack yan eh. Unless na lang, specifiied na ikaw yung gustong i hack ng hacker. Thats a different issue na. Wala bang recovery email OP? Like super careless mo naman if wala ng ganun tas wala ka pa recognize device. Best choice mo na yung google support like ng sabi ng iba, though mag prepare ka na ng proof mo for account ownership. Iaask nila yan for sure pag nakipag intouch sila sayo.
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I'd say good choice. Picking mining instead of trading would instead back fire on you imho. Now qualities. Well, a researcher is one. Gotta analyze, research and study a lot of things as a beginner. Plus theres also internal character such as patience since trading requires a lot of mentally stable facilities with all the ups and downs. Most importantly though, you gotta have funds. Not just any funds, but funds that you can afford to lose. Trading isnt all profit. Be prepared to win some, be prepared to lose some.
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You should probably spread the word in other forums and not here. This forum is generally for newbie users finding their way and old users answering the questions of newbies after all. Plus, you should have probably used your original account instead. Its a lot more credible and a lot of people would see your past posts and transactions, making you more eligible for their trust. As of the current status of your account though, it may take quite some time to obtain their recognition and trust so Id suggest posting credible stuff that would make your account more spread out towards the forum plus it could also lead to other bounty hunters seeing you rmessage.
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My advise? Don't go to mining. Halving is by the next half a year and a lot of your competitors would have gears much more better than you. Even if you were able to obtain access to gear equally powerful to them, you still wouldn't comparw woth the sheer amount of miners they have. If you just want knowledge though. Go to the mining board. Other conments have already linked it out so feel free to check it out. I still hold by my opinion though that go to trading rather than mining.
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All time low strategy seams really reasonable and thoughtful. Will probably do something similar like 50% BTC and then spreading the rest across top 25. Am i getting things wrong or is it crucial for projects to climb among top 50 to even be considered as a viable option to invest?
Did quote myself and wrote i missed the group. Will relink the topic to alt discussion! Thank you!
Not really. Its just top 50 projects are 100% assured that they could provide you with something in return. Investing with anything lower than top 50 or even top 100 could sometimes come with risks of you being scammed after all. Plus there's also the profitability in which the top 50 is the best choice. If you do invest in an altcoin relatively unknown and it pops off, the return would be pretty insansw but that pretty much requires luck and a lot of research. Your plans pretty good. You can start with eth or xrp first to get used to the market though.
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Well most of us already saw this coming. With how much China has been in the forefront of cryto and all. I never expected the planning and researching to have taken 6 years though. With how much China wants to be in control of basically everything about their citizens, creating their own crypto shouldn't be that surprising. What I'm curious now is what would happen to the BTC miners inside the country since I'm sure China wouldn't want said miners to be mining BTC or adoting BTC instead of their own coin or otherwise said as DCEP.
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Another day, another rise. Or could be another day, another fall. Well most people are saying the reason was about how China rushed the implementation of blockchain technology in their country. The other was because of the probable influence of Bakkt since they recently achieved an ATH on their volume. Still, not one of us could really determine the cause since the market has always been like that. It may not far fetch from the recent news from China. For few years back, China is against anything crypto, but now embracing blockchain technology. This kind of New can trigger price action
Well yea, they're against BTC. But this didn't really mean they were against blockchain technology. Blockchain was kind of the platform of BTC and should be defined differently from BTC itself. Besides, blockchain tech could be used not only in crypto but other things as well.
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Run with it. 100%. Let's face it, good samaritans became labeled as such because the situation or place pushed them to become one no matter what. I don't see a reason for me to be pushed as such in a situation like this, so I'd rather take it tbh.
Besides, it's not really me at fault here, I didn't even do anything wrong. Why would I be entitled to give it back, when I already have it, without doing anything wrong in the first place?
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It most likely would happen. 2021ish or so would be the date of such events again since halving is 2020. Questions would be about how the world would adopt to BTC this time. Plus, how big would the crash be after the bull run since I'd expect a bubble like for that years bullrun. I'm expecting it again but not set up a specific timeline where it should happen since it doesn't make sense. It will happen no matter what and you have thousands* of reasons to believe in that.
I want to see the repeat as healthy and not just because it was driven by hype.
Indeed. Id rather see a repeat that could maintain itself where stability is a priority instead of reaching another ATH for only a moment. It will happen sooner or later indeed, but a specific timeline could be linked to the same past events. First halving, after a year resulted ina bullrun. 2nd halving, resulted in the 2017 bubble. We could at the very least expect somekind of same events happening at 2021 which is a year after 2020.
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I think this will make the world economic conditions improve because any transaction you want will not be difficult anymore because all transactions will be very easy when all payments can be paid using cryptocurrency which is proven to be more efficient and its use is very easy and transactions become fast.
Crypto isn't the first one to do that. They're called virtual currencies and crypto is included in that. And they're already quite widespread. Banks also use this way, by the cooperation of the banks and the shop, clients could freely link their accounts and banks would automatically reduce their bank allowance through such a system. Crypto is much preferred because of the complete control clients have on them.
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Coimbase or Binance. Both of them are at the top and are both well known exchanges so you can rest assured with quality of service and trust. As for trading techniques, I'd suggest making your own after analyzing and researching the market. Your very own trading technique is a lot better than using someone else's after all. I don't know much about mining but you can go ask for specific help on the mining forum here on bitcointalk.
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Can't you leave the link to your group somewhere (website, thread, etc...) or just send them an email with it?
The only qay I know that could potentially be called a way to "mass invite". Its efficiency depends on the amount of influence your telegram project could do though IF it is a project. If it's just for a community or such, just send them an invite link. As for projects, i wouldn't recommend accepting external help to invite people into your group since that defeats the purpose of your telegram group. In the end, you'd need influence to be able to let a telegram group prosper and grow.
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Nice infographics. Well detailed. Op could try to split the general terms like BTC, Altcoin, etc to Market terms such as bear, bull, dead cat bounce, etc. It'll be a lot easier for readers since it is categorized on each of its specialization instead. You can also add mining terms such as hash, node etc and such. Overall though, great job.
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The problem is that most players aren't smart enough to detect when there is a flaw in the provably fair schemes or algorithms. Most of them will be satisfied by reading the magic words "Provably Fair Game" and a page full of BS like hash, id, secret... I am persuaded that 90% of users will not realize that the example you posted isn't fair.
That's because most gamblers don't see the need to understand the algorithms and logic behind a certain process. And I don't blame them. In the first place, gambling was supposed to be a way to earn profit while having fun or releasing stress every now and then after all. It's also very difficult to prove the effectiveness of certain gambling sites since most users don't even bother researching about them and even if they do, at times, they at times get the wrong information due to spammers spreading information that a scam site is a legit one. These kinds of posts are very helpful yet most likely go unnoticed by beginners or newbies since they basically don't understand it. They may try to read it, but it is way too difficult to understand without the prior knowledge of some of the technicalities behind the logic.
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You simply buy high, sell now.
The short answer you needed very much. Although you get small profits, it is nonetheless profit but I'd still recommend long term investments instead of short term ones. Plus, you gotta know how to read the graph and analyze, predict and guess where the chart will move after the 1 hr mark, 3hrs, 5hrs, 10hrs and more. Basically you gotta stay on the move and always be on the spot analyzing the charts. You basically can't remove yourself from reviewing the chart since any change that is done could be a potential profit for you. So yea, anything a short term investor needs is also needed by a long term one so I'd suggest going for a long term one instead.
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