I see Binary Option as playing the casino. It's pure gambling in disguise. The volatility can't even be compared to cryptocurrency, let alone Forex Trading. I know of a guy who excels in it in our local forex trading group. But he's just a few exceptional case among the thousands of losers. Well, for me, I go with Forex Trading. I can gauge the market through TA and FA from time to time and the loss isn't unbearable once there are bad trades. With Fx, all I have to do is choose a few pairs with minimal lot size to trade.

This is an official delisting announcement of token SOL from the Tidex Exchange and it is expected to take place on May 7th 2019, at 12:00 UTC. Investors have been asked to withdraw their funds from Tidex account to a different exchange or their private wallet.

This is from the official telegram handle of Tidex Exchange t.me/Tidex_Exchange

Oh dear! Here we go again!

Bitcoin truly doesn't need all that "Make believe" acting to achieve greatness. What the community seeks now is mass adoption, not film popularity. And until the likes ofKurt Russell and Luke Hemsworth? Donald Trump, Putin, Kim, Obama, and the rest of them are featured in Hollywood for Bitcoin, the filmmakers can go lickass elsewhere.

My perspective is, "why will Satoshi want to resurface now" after several years of anonymity? CW or anyone else claiming to be Satoshi shouldn't be given any attention at all (even if they were the real Satoshi). The crypto world has gone passed the era of wanting to know the true identity of Satoshi. We have noticed Bitcoin is surviving without the control of a "known" Satoshi and it should remain that way.

Are you in anyway insinuating that the old kind of cowry exchange system will be replicated in this 21st century with gold and silver serving as fiat?

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Sincerely, I don't harbour any thought of Bitcoin replacing fiat because that's not EVER going to be possible. The reason being that there are countries battling with electricity and Internet connectivity. Again, there going to be illiterate folks who don't know how to access the Internet even in countries where that facility is available.

More importantly, I am a Bitcoin enthusiast. My curiosity and excitement drove me to google and invariably here at BTT. But I know the crypto industry can't replace fiat.

Becky, your fear is reasonable. I used to avoid that section too. But nor be as I think am na so e be. If to say I start there immediately wey dem introduce that Merit stuff I for really get many merits because na there dem dey pack merit give people. Well, e nor be like that there like before but dem still dey try. The only thing be sey dem don form kparakpo there na.


Make una nor use fear stay here o. E go mean sey una go ever dey intimidated and that won't be good for una learning and growth here. The only thing be sey make una dey respectful and no accuse anyone falsely.

Now, this is what I call integrity.

Patience is a virtue of life, not just of trading. Though it's an integral part of the crypto industry sometimes one might miss opportunities all in the guise of waiting/patience. I have missed opportunities of selling early certain coins I bought at ICO in 2017 only for the coins to dump and I have been bag-holding them since then. So, it's a two sides of a coin thing. It doesn't mean patience will get one profit. Sometimes, one loses for being patient too.

Honestly, I don't know why threads like this escapes the mods. The OP has resolved the issue with the stock exchange and left the thread unlocked. We expect the mod to do the needful and lock it up to avoid spamming.

Welcome on board, Yourhomeboy. Well, we go like know what part of Naija wey you dey to start with. Concerning Merit, I believe the koko be for you to make posts wey you believe someone go read and e go help the person resolve one situation or the other. Just be yourself (post anywhere you like) and with time the merit go dey drop. Meta and the Bitcoin technical support sections are good places in addition because na there the big boys here dey like gather.

There is no such thing as, "experts" when it comes to a speculative industry such as cryptocurrency. All you have people give out are based on either TA (technical analysis) or FA (fundamental analysis).


You must be kidding, right? Don't you know that altcoins move when Bitcoin moves. They dip whenever Bitcoin takes a plunge. Just know it now that Bitcoin is the Dictator-In-Chief in this crypto industry.

I side with "those so called experts claiming that bitcoin will go higher than 5 digits this year.", honestly. It's not because we are already $5,500+ now. Nope! It's simply because I believe that odd years always have favoured Bitcoin and cryptocurrency by extension. We all saw what happened in 2017. I believe such will replicate itself this 2019.

The Republicans are always known for their belligerent administrations. Check the America presidential history, the George Bushes were clear examples if we want to cite the more recent examples. So, I am not sure anyone will be surprised about all the sanctions coming from the US now. I expect more to come but all these will cost Donald Trump his second term ticket.


Venezuela is just a drop of water in the ocean. Apart from her oil, I am sure the US wouldn't have even looked into its internal problems. The US may oust Nicolas Maduro out of office but will that restore normalcy to Venezuela? I don't think so. As for the Bitcoin population there, i also don't think their activities will make any difference to the entire crypto space. Pedro didn't.

This is exactly my thought too on JP Morgan setting up its own crypto - to give XRP a good run. It's about time some crypto did that because I see Ripple as a big flop. How can a crypto have all that good news and reviews but still can't make it pass the $0.50 price range. It's unacceptable. However, investors should be very careful buying into the Morgan coin, bearing in mind the severe manipulations they're capable of.

That won't be the last exchange to shut down, believe me. Many more will follow. But the irony of it is that while some are shutting down, new ones will he established. Novaexchange also closed down. Remember, at a point Poloniex was a leading exchange, together with Bittrex. In fact, Poloniex was my first exchange. Sadly, I haven't traded on that exchange for almost a year now. Again, I think the current number of exchanges now aren't too many. We still need more to be opened so that competition to the benefit of customers will increase.

I don't see any reason comparing EOS with BNB, honestly. The former is in over one billion in circulating supply while BNB is barely 190 million in total supply (this exceeds circulating supply. Yet it's little compared to EOS') Also, BNB has its own reputable exchange and recently has been running its IEO launchpad and insisting that the BNB coin be the medium for payment. All these have made the coin to rally up speedily. We can say conveniently that the odds favour BNB than IEOs.

Therefore, the total supply and use-case of any coin is very important in determining how fast a coin moons.

India is in the eye of the crypto community because of its large population just as we have with China. We believe the mass adoption could have a boost if these countries with very large population get crypto friendly. Otherwise I don't think we should even be looking that way. Erratic policies have not helped advance any course, even in business. Let's continue to hope that with time the government of India will do the needful.

Those things aren't even fun things except you're a tech kind of guy. For me, they're confusing when newly introduced. I remember how frustrating it was for me trying to get something as flimsy as a wallet address a few years ago. It was in this forum that I got it sorted out. Now that experience seems laughable. I think Bitcoin has sped past those teething stage and most newcomers don't even see it as an issue except to acquire and hodl now.

McAfee is an exemplary loudmouth. His claim of knowing who Satoshi is should be overlooked. He's just seeking another round of attention from those who think he's relevant.

However, I don't think anyone will believe even the real Satoshi Nakamoto now if he comes out to make his identity public. The crypto world is already passed that worry now. I should believe no one truly needs that Satoshi distraction at the moment and Craig Wright who is making that claim is getting heavy bashing from the community.

Since OP is virtually a newer member of this forum, they may not understand the Yobit issue. Except something drastically good happened to turn around the bad reputation Yobit has built for itself both here and out there, the stench will continue to trail its path. Believe me, it's not a pretty sight to behold. Where do we even begin from? Is it from its reputation as an exchange for shitcoins or what?

I bet it that many posters wearing the Yobit tag know all these but are only interested in the payment they get from shitposting and spamming the forum.