I had to bold that to emphasize my point, otherwise I should've had it in quote alone. That statement is contrary. Technical Analyses rely on indicators, not on articles. When you refer to articles or news, you're referring to Fundamental Analyses.

When it comes to trading cryptocurrency, Technical Analyses are bullshit. What truly drives the crypto market is news. News can easily make a mess of whatever TA in place because the industry is fast paced and relies on hype.

What sustains any successful trader is cutting short losses and allowing profits to run. It's not that there are traders who don't record losses at all. This isn't possible because profit and loss are an integral part of trading. To surpass this hurdle of always losing a trade, one needs to constantly oil one's trading skills. As for being ambitious in getting bigger gains, there isn't anything wrong with that with the right mindset and skill.

This is sadly the price we pay for globalization and its interactions. Frankly, it also entangles us with KYC validation for ICOs. It isn't just an airdrop problem alone. For me, I try not to partake in airdrops asking for more than the ETH address and email. Those are the only two I can afford to expose. Any additions, I am out.

Oh, we should Vod the merits because someone thinks them nasty?

Come on guys, everything we do in life is subjective. Peeps must always complain. It's the unending circle of man's life - not even God has been able to satisfy mankind.

Nope! I ain't sure Yahoo needs people who hardly can read. Don't you see there aren't any slot open? FULL - That's what it means.

I think Laszlo Hanyecz (The Pizza dude) is erroneously blackmailed by the Press for trying to make him feel bad perpetually. He executed the first recorded Bitcoin transaction and that kick started Bitcoin. Why isn't the Press focusing on that?

How much was Bitcoin worth back then that a lot of people now what to make it look like they knew Bitcoin would be a hit. I bet you, not even Satoshi knew Bitcoin would be this great. Otherwise he would be keeping more than the alleged 1million btc to himself.

You took after his physical built and attributes or what? Your comment isn't that clear but remember that what I talked about here is, "intelligence". It's not even about character. It's about the grey matter in the skull - brain.

Yeah, this won't be a bad idea. It will the biblical writing of the covenant on the hearts of all through a constant reminder. It surely will go a long way to deter many prospective plagiarists.

I want to evaluate this whole plagiarism stuff as a mental disorder like robbery - reaping where one didn't sow. Plagiarists are intellectual thieves.

I like this maxim, "If you can't do the time, don't do the crime."
 
The affected accounts should peacefully serve out their ban.

This was what the Campaign Manager, Yahoo, did with the MB8coin project he managed which I also participated in advertising on my Facebook profile. We had to share, retwit and post on social media outside this forum as he refused to include signature bounty. I can say that took the spam outside here.

Now that stringent measures are being put in place to eradicate plagiarism and spamming through ban and all that, will it not also be time for Theymos or the admins to put in place measures to checkmate Bounty Managers on the way they run their bounties? I mean shouldn't these mangers become strict (or be forced to) on crosschecking the post habits of their participants? The altcoin bounty threads are now messy. What can be done to make it better? Your suggestions can help Theymos make a valuable change.

The problem is that most people don't know how to truly check these things. Every single character (alphabet) on the Internet is important and leads to a different site from the one probably being searched. For instance, there is a dot com (.com) to bitcointalk on the net instead of the authentic dot org (.org)

Really, it's because of all these discrepancies with MEW and phishing instances that I abandoned it for more secured apps like the Imtoken and Trust wallets. I think people should begin to look in the way of these wallets.

To secure your financial privacy, how? Tax invasion?

This has always been the argument against mixing sites by those who canvass Bitcoin as an avenue for fund laundering. One would believe they seem to have a point here.

I just had to put that in bold for it caught my attention. The way we say these things as if we own a breath of life. Bitcoin is barely a decade and we don't know if Satoshi is still even alive after his creation became a phenomenon. Yet you talk of securing something for decades to come.

Life First in Everything We Do...

I wish the OP had invested his valuable time on getting news recap for viable coins, not Ripple. Ripple is given more attention than it truly deserves. It's a disappointing coin, just like dogecoin. Since their creation, they haven't performed in anyway. XRP ATH in 2018 was a mistake. Such a feat is not likely to be seen again till it finally dumps hard.

If we warn the Noobs, how is FOMO going to be possible to drag up the shitcoins?

On a serious note, I don't know why investors and hodlers still look the way of XRP as a viable coin. A coin that only rose above $3+ as ATH since its creation in 2013? That coin should've long been death if not for all the positive reviews on it (though these reviews haven't translated to positive price movement.) Ripple is one of the coins with huge volume I don't ever wish to hodl.

This isn't going to EVER happen. I say this with certainty. In the past, I once harboured this thought as yours and compared ETH with Bitcoin. But that was an error of thought on my part. ETH is no match for Bitcoin.  People should begin to look beyond ETH to other alternate coins with immense potential like Litecoin. ETH is already over hyped. It's a good coin no doubt but it's overrated.

I bet, some sluts don't even know about Bitcoin 

I seriously doubt this, not that I won't be happy anyway if that news were true. Of course, I will because that's a boost to Bitcoin. But I doubt if Russia will go the way of something as unstable and risky as cryptocurrency as an alternative to dollar. It isn't only Russia having a hard one with the US, China is also currently enmeshed in a trade war with the US. It's really a hard nut to crack. However, let's continue to enjoy the momentary rise of Bitcoin price no matter where the new pump is coming from.

I thought we already settled on Craig Wright being Satoshi  

What the heck is this again?