Wooooah!

Looks like there's a contender for the number 1 spot. I thought that its a sure thing for akbar but aqp7 is going closely and wants to take the spot.

I'm cheering everyone of you, go BoX! 

I don't use hitbtc but if there will be a coin that will delisted on their exchange, they are notifying their users through email. But if they never made an announcement for that delisting then it only means that coin doesn't mean a lot to them.

As they said, the only thing that you need to do is to withdraw your KBR there ASAP and transfer it to another exchange and dump it before it will be delisted again in some other exchange. There's a domino effect if a coin gets delisted to one exchange, they consider it not worthy anymore of remaining that coin on their listing.

At some point, what he is saying is right. If you're at loss with your alts then you shouldn't sell it at that moment. A lot of posts from OP says about trolling and he has no point with those. But this sentiment is for all of the newbies out there that are sharing the same situation.

You aren't alone on this, even me I'm on loss with my alts but I'm not going to sell at loss if I already saw it pumped that hard during the all time high. There's no problem to keep on holding if you think that those alts are going to pump somehow in the future, patience is a virtue.

There's also an option to sell, not every loss will have the chance to recover - just saying.

Like hubbali said, it is before that you need to pay $5 fee for the $1 transaction that you are about to send. That's because there's a network spam during those days when bitcoin is on all time high. But now you don't have any problem with it, you can pay as low as $0.001 for your transaction.

That's right, since he is using blockchain.info (now .com), it will be easier for him to reduce the fee if he finds it too expensive for him to send $1.

They provide you their mnemonic words/phrases so as long as you have it, you can recover your bitcoin on your wallet there.

We don't have to do anything to make crypto go viral and basically its already viral and discussions are all over the world. News medias are even giving exposure time to it by having a crypto segment that tackles with the current situation of cryptocurrencies.

But by adding to that impact of crypto's now, let's just have a healthy discussion not only here in the forum but also in social media platforms giving a basic and enough knowledge to those people that does think crypto's aren't legit.

How come that those people that just left the market and took their profit while having some vacation became a traitor? We don't have the same mentality if its for the market, we usually say we are for the technology yes we do but those people that are leaving they have their own reasons as well.

But calling them as traitor, I don't think that's the right term. Everyone has the choice to stay or leave with their journey here. Whether they leave or stay, life goes on, the crypto market goes on.

Its okay. When we say trading platform that is pointing out to those exchanges so there's nothing wrong with it. And I think this thread is already full of good suggestion and as you can see most of them are telling that binance is a good choice.

And for saying what is the best exchange, this also depends on the experience of each trader here. For "decentralized" exchange which we solely believe it is, IDEX is a good one for me and I did several trades there so if you are for ERC20 tokens you can use that exchange.

This is hard to do now but if someone have been doing this during the early times then its very possible. Remember on how much bitcoin several years ago and if you ever put $50 on bitcoin during those times when its just cents away, I don't know on where you have been taking your vacation now. But right now, it's just hard to do so.

The bull hasn't move any single step. I haven't seen that there's already a bull right now. We've been waiting for it to come but its not yet arriving so for now, we have to wait until it fully arrives and shows that its striking the market.

In which country do you live? yes bitcoin is the future currency and probably the government will create something like this or mostly adopt it as a secondary payment system. But they won't allow it to fully penetrate the financial system of the country because its risky on their part, it is decentralized and the government can't control it if something happens badly such as manipulation.

And base on the current events today, we are seeing that many are adopting it already so the future is already happening. You can buy not only with pizza's but with almost everything and it all depends to the merchant or business that has adopted bitcoin.

I'm checking if the source is reliable otherwise, I have to verify it with some other reliable news website and check if that news is fake or not. There are too many news websites that are coming today and all they do is spread not so valuable news to the community but gives interesting coverage.

Verifying if the news article is possible, you can actually google about that news to see if its real or not.

News do usually affects the market greatly, this is what the whales do. They publish something bad and publicized it to move the market which is basically giving the newbies a bad time to panic sell.

$100 for KYC? A person's identity is more than that and isn't even worth for any penny. I wouldn't allow someone to use my identity to be used for an account verification / KYC to an exchange. How can I know if that's really for an exchange.

And OP's account is a newbie and he can just leave the forum anytime because its a throwaway account. Don't let anyone take your identity even for any amount, your name is at stake and OP can use your identity for a criminal act.

Yes, we warned them.

From its name, it's already a scam. There's no such bot that will give you bitcoin hourly. That's the typical scam that happens and newbies usually are the victims of it. That's how they scam people when the minimum withdrawal threshold has been reached, they are requiring you to deposit certain amount for it.

Stay away on it and don't feel sorry for the amount that you can't get there because they'll never send it to you.

Then what's the other 85% of your portfolio? Sorry to say but EOS isn't the most promising coin in the crypto world. If you'll compete that coin to other coins it is not enough.

Normally these people aren't really into discussion but they just want to share their few thoughts about a certain topic. And as you can see that link isn't really connected to the discussion because its possible that he's the sole owner of that site and he's just advertising it to get more traffic. I'm not clicking that link though so stick to the discussion of what's the most promising and I guess you all have the idea what's that, it's the king.

Is this still a reliable coin to invest with? I don't think that you'll get what you expect with it. Bitcoin gold is still following the market trend so who knows if its going to be good as what you are saying? but to say that this is no longer a good coin to hold.

Why I am saying that?

Bitcoin Spinoff Hacked in Rare '51% Attack'
Bitcoin Gold Hit by Double Spend Attack, Exchanges Lose Millions
Bittrex to Delist Bitcoin Gold Over 51% Attack
Bitcoin Gold Hack Shows 51% Attack Is Real
51 PERCENT ATTACK: HACKERS STEALS $18 MILLION IN BITCOIN GOLD (BTG) TOKENS

I don't pay attention to the new exchanges unless there's a coin that I hold and its listed to that new exchange. But that's not all, I'll check if the volume there is quite good but if its totally zero, why would I'll waste my time trading there?

The security shall always go number one concern but don't trust it completely to the exchange. Be a responsible trader not only with your trades but together along the way you keep your records. We are also the one that must be liable and vigilant to it though the number one concern should really go first. But considering what's good now is easy, if you'll just echo with the crowd.

Don't mention it, I also got it from someone here in the forum. 

South Korean market has been always good. You will never expect that there's a good movement of crypto's there and mostly for bitcoin. This is like Japan crypto community where there's a massive support from the people though I'm not sure what's the current talks about the government there. You may never know on how big the South Korean market and let's say that North Korea is already there as I've read some news regarding its interest to bitocin mining.

This isn't a PDF but threads here in the forum from Goods. And all of these are about the art that they are selling. Since you are obsessed with arts, I think you'll like it.

BITCOIN ABSTRACT PAINTINGS
Schizophrenic Artwork for Sale
[WTS] Fine Art - Paintings, Sculptures, Encaustic and Pottery from Canada.
Some of my painting (upd 06.11.2018)
Bitcoin Astronaut Limited Edition on Birch Wood Crypto Artwork

Honestly I see a "rock and roll" sign on that chart. 

Anyway South Koreans does really have high interest to cryptocurrencies. An exchange won't operate there if there's no interest and volume at all. And this ain't new as far as I remember there are also hack incidents that included that South Korean-based exchange (bithumb).

Addition:
To know more about the volume of different countries: https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins

Yes, you only need to download a wallet or exchange where you can buy directly with their app. To know more about wallets please proceed to [General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?

Those reputable exchanges that won't scam you has been said and suggested, btw can you tell us on what country do you live? so everyone will know the most recommended exchange that you can use to buy that large amount of bitcoins if its for local.

No assurance that it will fall just because of bitcoin's demand has increased. There should be many factors before local currency would fall and one of it is due to financial/world crisis.

Bitcoin is decentralized and the native currencies you are asking is centralized. There's no way that a government backed money will be reduce in value unless there's a big inflation for that country. That's another way of devaluing a currency just like what's happening to Venezuela today.