While your suggestion may not be a bad idea, it isn't the complete thing to do. This is the mistake most people make going into trading on their own. They think that with demo practice they can avoid the MENTORship route. We should understand that to be successful in life one ought to go through a mentor. Otherwise it will take a longer process of trials with errors learning it on one's own attempts.

I guess you're just kidding, judging from all those smileys you have in your post.

However, there are either of these two things I can suggest you do if you actually are serious about not making any kill trading for a living.
1. Quit the game. It's not your calling.
2. Get someone to mentor you and teach you the set skills for trading.

I use an Android phone and that's what I trade on. It's a mobile office for me.


Any regular data will be fine provided it's fast.


This is immaterial. Any laptop in good shape will do for trading.

Also, antivirus is a good thing to consider too when it comes to the Internet. Safeguard your system.

This is why I maintain that the Merit system is  bias and run on clique. You agreed with my post, yet you couldn't spare a merit. If this same post of mine were made by certain members of this forum (I will deliberately leave out their names. But you should know), merits would've poured in like rain.

God is watching...

Of course, he is able to rise to the level he's now within s short time in campaign management because of little things as these - interacting with his participants and asking them to pm him if they have issues.

Most campaign managers here don't do that. Instead, they act like demi gods, lord it over people and talk down on them.

Keep it up, dude. I don't ass lick and I am not saying this because am in your campaign presently. It doesn't change anything for me.

Exactly! You spoke my mind and certainly the minds of majority here. Trust has been turned to a clique circus. Rub my back and I rub yours kind of arrangement. The same way the Merit system works now. That's why I don't just give a damn about them.

It even baffles me when some DT members have to tag someone because of what they perceive in their wisdom (wrongly though) as spamming. That isn't what Trust is about. But then being a DT member doesn't automatically bestow wisdom on anyone.

I guess s/he could be referring to regions where the government hasn't come out to declare Bitcoin illegal but still hasn't thrown its weight in support of it. I think that's the kind of situation we have in Africa where I come from.

Anyway, I feel glad anytime I hear or read news bits of merchants making inroads with Bitcoin. We need more of this.

Provided it brings you satisfaction and money by putting food on the table, then it's good addiction. I like that! Or how do you think Leonel Messi and CR7 are able to play spectacular football if not their addiction to that game?

Would you prefer the 9-5 job where you are forced and bullied by an employer for peanuts at the end of every month?

Sorry dude, who told you it's the right thing to do? I trade handsfree without a stop loss. The key thing in trading is money management (MM). Make sure your lotsize won't overwhelm your capital while trading, and  don't go in all as seen any trade as infallible, especially forex trading.

Well, you can't say that now of Binance because you must have to pass Level 1 verification before you can withdraw that 2btc daily. This level of verification is phone or Google authenticator verification. I do think it's a good thing anyway as it helps to further secure one's funds.

It's really touching for me whenever I come across someone who takes whatever they do seriously. I think you, Zepher, did. Speaking to your mum about your collectibles is the evidence.

RIP, a worthy member.

Now, I am going to tear up...

You don't need to hate someone because they don't believe in cryptocurrency as you do. That's being emotional and emotions don't win when it comes to business or trading. I somehow agree with people who praise the blockchain but criticize Bitcoin. It's commonsense that blockchain has other applications outside cryptocurrency such as in Accounting. So, if we think Bitcoin is not static and is highly erratic, then there is no harm in taking that position. Even if someone calls it a bubble there is still nothing out of the ordinary. After all did Bitcoin not crash from $19k+ to $3k?

The community makes the government without a policy but the government makes the community with a policy. We all know that without law no community or nation or country records any progress. The government is an agency of state/country and this means that the government is more important in role playing in the advancement of Bitcoin than the community. Once a government backs a project, it becomes a major concern among the community. We saw how Bitcoin was crippled in China in 2017 because of government banning it. The community was prohibited from trading in it.

Yes BNB is a good coin worth investing in but I don't agree with your use of "best" for it. By best, it means BNB tops all other altcoins, right? That's exactly what that means semantically and I think that's not true. There are more viable altcoins that can give more profit than BNB. Also, the last time Bitcoin achieved ATH ($20,000), BNB was slightly over $30. So, judging by that it may not hit the $70 mark you're proposing for it if Bitcoin hits an ATH of $20,000 again.

No choice is judged to be correct or wrong until on hindsight. So, while making them we may not even be sure they are going to make us profit. Whichever way we look at it, every business has it's ups and downs. You win some, you lose some. Loss is part of trading and business.

I am not looking at investing in this new one. I have had enough with the old one. So, I don't really care about its ANN. But here is a link to the listing on CMC and it is currently on just one exchange, Yobit.
 https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/firstcoin/

With the current state of the market, we should be dancing Alanta and doing gleeful backflips. We are almost at $180billion now as against a mere $120billion in March. Crypto market has picked up, volume has increased as much as investors' interest. I am hopeful this will trigger the expected bull run.

I think the world is passed caring knowing who Satoshi is anymore since finding him won't add any value to Bitcoin price. Without him Bitcoin has been able to record much progress. However, there is a theory that Satoshi is a code name, not a single individual.

I quite agree with you that Bitcoin is god (though, I don't agree with your spelling of it) when it comes to cryptocurrency and this is why it is pertinent that Satoshi Nakamoto deserves an enviable place in global history.

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This isn't totally true. You can tether any crypto and then sell directly in exchange for Fiat. I can sell Eth, litecoin and many other cryptos without converting them to Bitcoin.

1irstcoin was listed a day ago on the CMC and that makes me wonder if this coin is the same as Firstcoin that later became a scam last year and has now relaunched. Anyone knows if both teams and their modus operandi are the same. Investors should be careful. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/1irstcoin/#markets