As long as I live live I will not sell my Alts at a loss.
It is a shame that Bitches are selling: These bitches can’t see 2 years from NOW: Booming!
I primarily hold Cardano!
So you think those who have chosen to sell their altcoins should be called bitches  What's the relationship?I think you ought to realize that a half empty cup is also half filled, everything boils down to perspective. Couple of days ago nDoge was going for 100+ satoshi, today it's 50, much more surely would be made by selling high and waiting to buy low again and that goes with peace of mind. |
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I think use of bots has its place in this game, because I experienced playing manually, one gets to miss out on some rounds of bets - bet pending. Also the integration of Seuntjie dicebot would open up use of more advanced management features for even players with little coding experience, so it's a plus especially for those used to it!
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I doubt fiat to fiat transfers between exchanges would ever get quicker or convenient - third parties intervention always make processes a drag. I turn to Dogecoin, it is supported by most exchange, very low fee and fast. Also it can be said to be relatively stable, so you would most likely not end up with much less after reconversion and the time you saved would be more money.
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This thread is a great example of the deterioration of this forum's quality. I don't see that this has anything to do with bitcoin and this reads like some SEO thing. Bitcoin is bitcoin. Nada to do with forex. This is just spam.
Not really! Bitcoin is Bitcoin no doubt, but it is also a currency and when it is traded with margin or leverage, it becomes one and same as any currency traded in the forex market and for that a broker becomes necessary. I hold an account with FxOpen and Bitmex. |
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Pls guys any recommendations on ways forward as regard bitcoin trading?...the coin seem to me now as Tether (USDT )...lol
I think Bitcoin isn't that stable right now because it may still go up for a much better price than before, and it would keep on being expensive year by year. Stability does not mean price would no longer rise or fall, but that those breath taking volatilities may be behind us now and to that, I find it hard to accept. What's going on is that the market is undecided for now and there're not much bulls or bears, but by the time they find a reason to jump back into the market, volatility will set in again. |
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I believe the price of bitcoin will rise again in 2019 and I pray for it. I know that holding off Bitcoins has many struggles but still I continue to hold it until I will use it for everything I want.
Fact is it may rise today or tomorrow, the actual date or year no one can tell. Knowing that the potential to rise is ever present, I think is all that really matters and anyone with such conviction will not lose sight of the fact that fortune always smile on the bold and prepared suffice to say, keep accumulating as much coin as you can afford to and HODL. |
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I suppose this is a smart decision. Because the price is low, the ICO will not be beneficial to the project. Good market up, many investors will join more and the ICO release will definitely make it easier
Wake up that would only happen with miracles. A low price is indicative of a project having little or no use in real lifel. No one flushes their hard earned money down the drain with their eyes open. Whenever a project is well thought out and its team committed to actualising it, it hardly have any reason not to attract significant patronage |
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People here work by sight, else you're sure to end up talking to yourself alone. Where're your proofs? Claims like this has to go with images of checks you've received and samples of websites before anyone would give you some attention especially as you have a newbie status, which is equivalent to being a stranger.
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Besides, according to campaign terms and conditions: Accounts with negative trust will not be accepted. If you receive a negative trust while enrolled, please immediately inform us. Otherwise, you will be automatically removed from the participation list.
What's the reason the duo of Getcoinsite and Arthotdog were selected, when there are other applicants without negative trust? |
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To prepare your accounts for Bitsgap arbitrage service you will need to have fiat on the exchange where the price is historically lower and your crypto where the price is higher. For the best results we recommend to spread it in 50/50 ratio (For instance, 1 000 USD on Buy Exchange, and BTC value of 1 000 USD on Sell Exchange)
The system will calculate the price gap, commission fee based on a group of open orders on both sides (selling and buying). We usually take up to 3 positions on each side to ensure 95% fill rate. When you click the Trade button, we will send two orders to sell crypto on Sell Exchange and buy the same amount on Buy Exchange. This way you swap your balances between exchanges with extra fiat profit. It is done automatically and usually takes milliseconds to execute everything. That's worth a confirmation, because the speed of execution is usually what can make or mare an arbitrage trading opportunity. If it turns out as projected above, then this would be doing some nice job. Ok, what's next?Now you can either rebalance fiat and crypto between exchanges if there is enough volume and you have a way to transfer fiat between exchanges with minimum withdrawal fee. Alternatively, you can wait for a reverse arbitrage when the price of an exchange where you bought crypto will go above exchange where you sell it. Since the market is volatile and very slow to react to what is happening on other exchanges, you will find such opportunities on lower timeframes. Or you can open limit orders to sell and buy if you feel that the prices will reach a middle point. I hope it helps  Option of re-balancing fiat and crypto between exchanges by withdrawal kills the spirit of arbitrage. The alternative approach is preferable, though best choice remains that of having significant funds across exchanges, though one should be conscious of the fact that exchanges should never be seen as deposit banks. On time frames, very low time frames, do give misleadingly signals. |
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Bitcointalk username: Victorycoin
Bitcoin wallet address: 36WGG9UUnSe2fyipJE5bRZ9dFf5PWBuN73
Current post count: 2228 + 1
Will wear signature after acceptance!
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Just recently stumbled on this variant of the dice game and it seems to be much fun trying to outsmart an impending crash. Something I would long to see featured in the game is a way to see "Users bet" anytime a user feels like it or am I missing something?
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Why waste your energy trying to tell the future on when bullish run will set in again? These things do not happen out of nothing but are fall outs of the pressures of demand and supply. Right now, there no news event to bring the kind of momentum that breaks the barriers profit taking have imposed on Bitcoin and instead of worrying over when, I think people should bother more about accumulating as much coins as possible while they await the bullish run that is sure to come someday.
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here my trades so far after 2 weeks I'm down 0.022 btc. despite the fact that i dont have so much time at the moment, the market also doesnt offer so many great opportunities. I'm fine with the results. i did not blow off any big ammounts - the qualitiy of the trades is so far not amazing but it is how it is here something i cant stress enough. It is abolutely ok not always be involved trying to hunt one of the very few very good setups at a cost of staring at the screen 16h a day. the whole thing is a marathone. I know if you need to make a living from trading you constantly have the urge to not miss any good trade. but you also need times to slow down and rest. the market will change at some point and very good setups will pop up one after another. there it is time use the extra resources you saved during the not so perfect trading periods. I experienced my self that i wanted to force it during the times where trading is really tough. Results where meehhh ...basically trading for the broker / exchange, wasting precious time and not being really prepared for the "printing money" period or simply to exhausted to use a significant part of it once it pops up out of nowhere.  Don't you think your attention is divided over many cryptocurrency pairs and I think you would fare better with more attention and focus on fewer pairs - I see 9 pairs above. That also would translate to much more fund at your disposal to average a trade that showed strong signals, but not moving to fast the when you took a position with RSI at 30, if it goes further down, I would start to average the position myself. |
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There are still a lot of chances to get wealthy with bitcoin, infact there are more ways now because bitcoin already getting more popularity, but maybe for now you need to be more creative to earn, bitcoin still in a very early stage, so the potential to earn still widely open
That's like stressing the fact that getting wealthy still remains a choice and even in a saturated market or niche, anyone determined to accomplish greater deeds can still have their dreams come through if they dare to do far more and better than what majority of people are doing. The adoption of Bitcoin have remained on the increase and so is its market capitalization and against all odds, Bitcoin is 10 years old - those are good tidings! |
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If you’re inexperienced and trade based on emotion, it is entirely possible that trading can be gambling. Like anything else, trading requires experience more than anything, and that’s something you can only gain with time. That's right, trading can be nothing different from gambling based on approach. Overtime with practice, a trader most likely becomes more knowledgeable - knowing how to demystify and surf the market waves and that is where guess work, shooting in the air or gambling ends. I agree with most of your tips, but it’s okay to start with a small amount of money you can afford to lose at first. It’ll help you trade realistically and you’ll gain experience with actual trading by doing so. Some sites also offer demo trading accounts where you can learn to trade on your own without investing any money.
The mind need to be taken off profit making and focused on learning then the money would be sure to come later. |
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It's not bitcoin trading.It's cryptocurrency trading.I think that crypto trading is not a business,it's a job,but with your own money.Every real business is communication-with customers,employees and partners.Every real business is a process of manifacturing products(or executing services) and selling them.You can't compare this to crypto trading.
Every business ultimately culminate in buying and selling of something, so without any doubt, trading in cryptocurrencies is no less a business venture, although it can a more serious business with some persons,while some might see it only as a pastime. And this is the 21st century, a lot have changed! |
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Hey, guys! We are working on a creating our platform for crypto-exchange and would like to know your opinion what crypto-pairs to launch first?
I think some crypto exchange will have a lot of list even they start to launch, like bitcoin and eth with some old coins like doge, LTC, lumens or stellar. And then start to contact token's developers to list on their exchange or not. There are already many exchanges taking care of this and that coins/token, so it's seeming like a saturated business. That's to say anyone aspiring to venture in that direction must bring to the table, services the ones on ground are failing to give. For instance a withdrawal fee that have a human face. |
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Nice compilation! The histotical data set of most cryptocurrencies is something I have been working on a while and there have been a number of frustrations, but I see you simplified the processes by the so many options available.
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the good timing for short term is when the coin experience a big dump because it will be very fast to bounce but it is very difficult to find a moment like this even though has set an alarm
First and foremost, before you dive head long over a coin that just experienced a dump, it's instructive to investigate the reason behind the dump, so you don't eventually end up a dumping ground. As a matter of fact, most coins don't get to find their feet back after they're dumped. |
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