Bitcoin Forum
June 01, 2024, 09:20:50 AM *
News: Latest Bitcoin Core release: 27.0 [Torrent]
 
  Home Help Search Login Register More  
  Show Posts
Pages: « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 [38] 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 ... 166 »
741  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Bitcoin Trading! on: February 28, 2018, 02:43:44 PM
We can trade BTC and Altcoins too.But which is the best for trading Alt or BTC.Please let me know any one with any Idea related to experience. Shocked
Anyone is good to trade and it all depends on your trading knowledge anyway, but sometimes so I do not end up giving myself some headache when it comes to trading alts, I just trade BTC against fiat directly as that honestly seems easy but you will really need some pretty huge knowledge to be able to do that effectively without ending up losing most of your funds in the process.

How to be Succesfull trader
 can you give me a TIPS or INTRUCTION about tradings KHOWLEDGE 
thankyou
All the tips and the knowledge you need are all on Google bro. All you just need is to go there right now, type trading technical analysis there and see where that takes you. Also, the most important things you need to learn is the use of indicators to make decisions, try to see how you can make use of candles as well and if you can add some little bit of MACD and RSI indicator to it, you should be fine.
742  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Hacking is the Big Problem on: February 28, 2018, 02:13:39 PM
yes many who feel harmed here because of hacking, and hacking also makes the investors and traders afraid to do big game so they just play with little capital
Traders and investors, who decided not to learn all they need to do to be secured, should have themselves to blame and most especially investors.

Investors only need a cold storage to keep their assets as they have no single business or dealing with trying to store their funds in an exchange or online wallet considering how vulnerable they can be and also, traders should know by now that they should only trade with what they can afford to lose, so they do not get totally burned if any negative situation arises.
743  Economy / Marketplace / Re: market now on: February 28, 2018, 01:35:07 PM
If you invest a long term then you will not have to worry about the market, Invest in accordance with your analysis and wait, Must understand the position of the market, The market will up/down any time....
Yes, long term investors and most especially those who already bought at the dips or even on top usually do not worry whatever is going on with the market. They understand the volatility and they are not ready to ever let that cloud their judgment as long as they are not ignorant of their investments. Once you understand how the market works like you said, you can even easily take it to your advantage most of the time.

Any good news right now will most definitely help the market. Although, I am not sure if the acquisition has been completed though, as I thought they are only showing some interest. As long as we keep having good news for now, things should get better and we should see the cryptocurrency space as a very lovely one to look forward to considering how it affects it. No need to be worried for reds though, the market will always want to test some supports to go forward.
744  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Don't look at btc every five minutes on: February 28, 2018, 12:42:21 PM
This is a mistake a lot of us make. If you track btc every minute you are more prone to panic selling. Btc has a lot of ups and downs, if you are in it long term the short price has little meaning
wow this is just a simply but valuable advice,as myself always checking price everytime i have a chance and right,i mostly tempted to sell on panic and that attitude makes me do such action,having this in my mind now will help me lessen the chance of thinking this kind of issues.thanks to you mate for this one
Very valuable indeed. A lot of us are guilty of this. I am, so I am not exempting myself. I know it is hard to control sometimes, and even if you are not going to panic sell anyway, you would still want to check how the market is doing.

All the above, I am not guilty of 5 minutes checking Grin as that is a whole lot, but at least 12 hours or daily is good enough. Anyone who understands the importance of what they are holding in the long term and how huge it is going to become, will really not bother much even when checking the price.
745  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Best exchange to trade? Why? on: February 28, 2018, 08:24:59 AM
Would like recommendation on best exchange to trade on and reason why you believe the exchange is better than others?



There's a lot of exchange site to trade your coins/altcoin but there's no such thing as a best exchange to our coins it's all depend on you where you comfortable to trade your coins. Anyways, i use 3 big exchange site as my trading platform to trade my altcoin, 1st Binance ( this a larger volume and there's a lot of people using it now ) 2nd Hitbtc ( there's so many token their that you can choose where you want to trade ) 3rd Bittrex ( good volume and easy to use and i recommend this if you are a beginner in trading. )
Comfort is something you should even consider as your last option. As long as you can make use of their API to make a trade on a comfortable tool, then you should be fine with not having to get used to the site, or dealing with bugs most of the time. Also, the most important is reputation, and from the look of things, HitBTC does not pass that test, which is one of the reasons I mentioned what I said above. Sure, no exchange is safe, but is it not better to still limit the risk than purposely or ignorantly end up playing with sharks ? For now, Bittrex and Binance are doing all I need and that is good enough for me.
746  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How Much Should You Invest in Bitcoin? on: February 28, 2018, 07:12:17 AM
It depends. Invest what you can afford to lose.  Especially if you are just a beginner in this industry.  Take some time to study bitcoin and block chain cause that will help you get higher returns.  

This isn't gambling where you advice others to only use funds that they don't mind losing. If you're new in everything related to crypto, you'll first have to understand the very basics of Bitcoin. If you then also understand how this market works, you'll come to the conclusion that if you invest for the long term, there is no such a thing as losing anything. As long as you are mentally capable of withstanding the brutal nature of this market as holder, you will not land yourself in a situation where you sell your coins in panic. On top of that, regardless of the price, you will always hold the same number of coins, so you technically can't even lose anything (obviously assuming coins are stored securely offline and keys/seeds backed up)....
Preparing mentally must be a great point, I really like that. You have really said it perfectly, however, there are just some people which after learning they normally still find it hard to take aside their emotions until they realize that emotion is not worth it in this market and the only way to deal with that is to invest what they can afford to limit those emotions and over time, get used to it and then can invest more.

Newbies sometimes will always be newbies, but like you said, for someone who can easily understand the future without being told, little things like the brutal nature of the market should not have any effect on them.
747  Economy / Economics / Re: Armed robbers have raided the house of a British virtual currency trader on: February 28, 2018, 05:52:06 AM
3 months ago, one of the biggest Turkish exchange owner had kidnapped and forced to give private key of the cold wallet. Kidnappers stole 150 BTC. So this news is not the first physically stolen Bitcoins via force. I am sure there were some other robberies too.

i hadn't heard about that one. but 2 months ago, a director at EXMO (exchange set up in the UK that caters to people in russia/former CIS countries) was kidnapped and held for a $1 million ransom. the ransom was paid in bitcoins and he was released.

the scary thing about all these cases? they all involve victims who were targets just because of their involvement with cryptocurrency. because of their jobs.

a reminder: don't announce your holdings to anyone except your closest loved ones and trusted friends. and if you want to get involved in the industry as someone with custodial access to lots of crypto......think again. it's obviously a dangerous occupation.
That pretty much says it. It does not only happen to those who are cryptocurrency holders alone anyway, it has always happened even before then where kidnappers demand ransom in fiat based on how valuable or wealthy the person is in the society. However, it seems they are beginning to see cryptocurrency as the easiest way to demand ransom and stay anonymous without being traced.
748  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it possible for someone to manipulate the virtual currency market? on: February 28, 2018, 04:11:08 AM
It is not only being done by public figures and the media, even companies and exchanges sometimes do play tricks on people. I have noticed it several times. I make use of one popular exchanger (I won’t mention their name, but they are very popular) they are used to setting Bitcoin price rate about 5% or so above others, and I have complained it to them several times, but they keep neglecting my messages. So I decided to quit and go with better ones. So market can be full of manipulations.
Manipulation is not a new thing and it is a good thing you detected it earlier. In fact, from the look of things, the exchanges are even the biggest manipulators here when it comes to the market for either bitcoin or altcoins. They have the resources, they have the power and most times, they roll in a group and always decide to make the decisions when they all feel like. That is how I feel anyway.
749  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: EtherDelta! It's not safe anymore !? on: February 24, 2018, 09:22:39 AM
Lately, they really have a lot of problems. I started using other exchanges

https://forkdelta.github.io/
https://idex.market/

I've heard forkdelta a lot recently but never actually trade in there. I will wait for some more time before give it a go. And yeah, etherdelta is not reliable anymore. Since they chsnged their CEO, there are to many things fishy going on. From the DNS hack, the ICO, the fake twitter handle and now broken API.

Idex is quite reliable to me, been here for quite some time
They are always reliable until they stop being reliable.
I have been skeptical about trading on EtherDelta these days after the hijack last year by some hacker who was able to redirect the website. Idex is good, but they are all just in the same category somehow.

As much as decentralized exchange sounds, there are still a lot that is needed to improve on and most especially security, so for now, I will just stick with normal exchange with liquidity.
750  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Bitcoin Trading! on: February 24, 2018, 04:21:46 AM
You need to be financially strong first to risk your surplus money to btcs, not your daily rations
There is nothing like surplus money when it comes to investment and no matter how much you have, once you work for it, you will always value it and as a business man, you would rather be a philanthropist than risk blindly. Those surpluses are meant to give birth to more and if you keep wasting them, you may end up finding yourself turning to nothing.

Always be wise, stay smart, if you want to trade, learn first and with that you can make use of any money you like to do your thing, but thinking because money is surplus and you can just lose it and not bother is a very bad mentality.
751  Economy / Marketplace / Re: How to 200k satoshi mount with faucet. on: February 24, 2018, 03:52:23 AM
at least OP is trying to do something,to start from scratch is not always a bad idea
yes it is a waste of time,yes your time can be used in a more productive manner
but we all started from something and faucets is not the worst thing here( HYIPS,cloud minings,investments etc. could result in
not only time but also money wasted)


This is my point!
Ofcourse campaigns here on forum are better but I posted this to help people who wants to get some not-scam faucet, this little guide is 0 gain for me (no referral) is only for who wants do faucets without scam!

The campaigns are pretty much worthful for us but there's nothing wrong by using the faucet really since on the first place its free and the only thing we need to do is to spend time by using it to earn some good profits which can be used on future things. But if we grew to learn things then we can leave faucet since its only good for starting up guys.
If someone can spend the time they are using in clicking on faucets to even use the little resources they have in joining bounty, which would even get them to familiarize with the system faster, they would see the worth in the long run. Faucets can never give you any tangible even in a month and you only end up making shit load of money for the owners based on their adverts, at least for some of them, so why waste your time doing something that is not worth it, when you can spend little time doing something that is even more worth it.
752  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: BTC right now on: February 24, 2018, 03:19:22 AM
What is your take on BTC as of right now? Are you buying, selling or waiting?
If you are waiting, which price are you waiting for?

I am waiting for BTC to break 9,5k or to go through 7,5k. If it goes through 7,5k I'll wait to see where it ends. Above 9,5k I am in.
It can be seen in recent days bitcoin prices are recovering extremely strong after touching the $ 6000 mark. The current price of bitcoin is at $ 10000 and continues on the upward momentum. As per my analysis, the bitcoin price will be able to surpass the $ 12000 level and move toward the $ 15,000 level next week. Buy strongly as at present.
Yeah, and showing a very good sign of strength with the formation it is giving on the charts. I am hoping that we are able to break out from the downtrend channel though, so we can start having some more hope of testing the previous ATH we had since last year, but until then, we are just going to be keeping arms crossed. It is good though that we are having some little moment of rest with the market looking good.

I will go on buying because the value of bitcoin goes up again. I will HODL it until the value becomes double then sell or trade it to some altcoins that has potential to rise.
Yes, that is always the best anyway, for any long term holder. For now, the sell pressure has not been pretty too much like all the ones we have been seeing before since we started having a retrace from the previous all-time high, and that makes the market look good right now. If things can turn out well, we should start seeing some happiness and optimism in the market very soon, but until then, let's see how things turn out.
753  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin the best Long-term Hold? on: February 24, 2018, 02:45:31 AM
I have been in the market for awhile, and always hear the same mantra about trading to hold more Bitcoin and not Fiat.  I bought into the same mentality for a long time, but I'm changing my tune.  In almost every industry, first generation leaders are replaced by competition.  From Sears, Kmart, Nokia, Motorola, Yahoo, MySpace, etc.  Although Bitcoin is the current crypto reserve currency, I think that its dominance is threatened by ALT coins with faster, cheaper transactions and greater scalability.  What do you think?  Is it smart to hold Bitcoin as a long-term investment, or are there better choices among the ALT coins like Ethereum or Litecoin?
We can see that bitcoin is suffering from bad news continuously, bitcoin prices are falling continuously in the last days, despite slight but slight recovery. I think that at the moment we should only trade bitcoin rather than bitcoin because the bitcoin boost is extremely low, maybe even backward. If you buy and hold at this point it is very risky.
I still do not know if most of you have refused to see what is going on in the market. If bitcoin is going down hugely, altcoins are going down, if bitcoin goes up and start a bull rally, everyone dumps altcoins for bitcoin, and then altcoin goes down still. The only time altcoins usually have time to breathe is when bitcoin is resting and consolidating.

I really do not need to say more than that to anyone, and whoever does not know that yet by now, I wonder what else they really want to know. So far, bitcoin is being used on a larger scale than any altcoin, with higher security and level of safety, transactions getting better with the segwit updated protocol and even better with LN deployment.
754  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: has trading become difficult? on: February 24, 2018, 02:08:53 AM
As a professional trader you are own boss and enjoy the profits and show patience in losses,Those who take trade as a full time job they are dedicated and take it seriously and take right decision if need patience they hold long term.
Trading difficult for those who want to be rich early and find shortcuts don't follow the process of trading.
Yes. A lot of dedication and discipline comes with trading and it helps you to even learn a lot of lessons about life and how to invest in general once you are a good trader. You do not take unnecessary risk, you take calculated ones, and even if you are making a decision, never assume you are 100% right so you can leave small room for error and know when to call it quit, and most importantly, get rid of emotions, and with all these, you are definitely your own boss and there is nothing difficult.
755  Economy / Speculation / Re: Major mistake all traders make on: February 23, 2018, 05:52:20 PM
Important aspect for any trader is avoid trying to take advantage of each potential market movement. In case of the near peak levels of last year, it comes down to common sense, because it was pretty obvious that there was no room for any up movement left anymore. I have been a day trader as well, and the urge to constantly try to exploit the movements were what was holding me back. I turned out to make much more profit while take distance for a good moment, than being active all day in a forced manner. And yes, I do agree that if you did end up buy yourself in the market at what later turns out to be a horrible price, liquidate your positions as soon as possible. In some cases you just have to accept that the market is always one or two steps ahead of you, and that you have to take a hit. It should be considered collateral damage as long as you make more profitable than losing trades.
I love where you said it should be considered collateral damage as long as you make more profits than losses. Nevertheless, what I will point out is that we have a lot of noobs in the market and most of them trade without any strategy.

How will you expect someone who does not have any trading knowledge and is busy buying low and selling high to know where to place a stop loss or when to know when a market is going bearish ?

Any smart trader should know already that you plan an exit immediately from the point you are planning an entry and that includes stop loss. As long as you know what you are doing, even if you play with any trend in the market, you can always readjust your strategy to make some profit from it, but always know what you are doing.
756  Economy / Speculation / Re: what will happen on: February 23, 2018, 05:26:11 PM
If the reason of that dump are really acceptable I don't think bitcoin can survive, but I still believe that bitcoin will not back on that price and its really impossible because many people will suffer if that things happen. Bitcoin is created for a brighter future and I believe we will on higher level in the coming year, though FUD will still be there but still bitcoin will go higher no matter what.
Acceptable in the sense that the government all over the world started clamping down on bitcoin holders and exchanges, we do not know how we want to use it or we are just totally in a phase of holding dead coins ?

These are some things that we should not even expect by now looking at how things are turning out gradually and we are seeing more progress to make bitcoin turn up than it turning down. Seeing $1000 right now as bitcoin's value would really make me the happiest as I want to buy more, and that is a rare chance anyone can ever get, but in reality, it is a dream I just have to snap out from.
757  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Ways casinos cheat on: February 23, 2018, 12:58:40 PM
That's why the only thing I bet on from home(online) is sports betting, the house edge maybe a little bit higher but you are getting an insurance that you are not getting cheated.
I think that most of the online casinos cheat, why? Because no one can detect if they cheat or not.
They can cheat and also to be considered a legitment business.
I would avoid using any of those online casino unless it's a dice game that can prove provably fair with Hash.

You do know there are things like fixed games?  Cheesy
Yes, but the chances for you to get cheated by a gambling game in an online casino is much higher then the chances for you to get cheated at a real casino.
At an online casino,if you are not playing at a provably fair system you can't really know what is going on behind the code, and the site itself could be faking results,while at a real casino you can see the dice rolling(if that's a known casino, there's no chances that someone rigged your dice).
Agreed. At least with the game, you still have a better chance and unless it is an insider work from the game itself, which is when one should be worried but it is rare compared to the level of cheating done by casinos and most especially online gambling.

All the same, most of us already know some of this, but we really still do not care anyway as we keep gambling. I have had someone who works in a casino disclose this before even though he made a solemn promise not to ever do such. Grin I told him I would not trust him again since he betrayed his own place of work. Grin
758  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How much have you won/lost on bitcoin gambling ? on: February 23, 2018, 10:07:56 AM
How much have you won/lost on bitcoin gambling ?
and which sites did you play ?

start with me.. summing up all the wins/lose i did together.
and i lost about $1500 on rollin.io

what about you ?
Most of the players really never note their winning or losing money in gambling so I am also never did.But I can say that most of the gamblers will lose more money than their winning because winning happens once a while but all the other times we going to lose not the luck people but most of us.
In very beginning i also used to record my winning and losing,  but later on when it become a routine then i stop recording my winning or losing, Although it is a good practice to record your winning or losing so that you can easily estimate your winning or losing percent, but for me it is very difficult to maintain recording data for every match therefore only continued it for a very little time.
You even tried trying to record your winnings, I never really bothered about it, as I know right from the onset anyway, that the chances of losing are more than winning and I only gamble with what I can afford to lose.

The truth is that we are all just trying our luck and hoping that one day, we can win big, and also having it at the back of our mind that the chances are so slim, so with that, we get our minds fixed on just playing the game, but if I had been taking record, I am sure I would have stopped playing a long time ago if you know what I mean. Grin
759  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Will you still continue? on: February 23, 2018, 08:32:54 AM
I never enter a casino with credit cards or money i can't afford to lose, i expect to lose all the money i have with me. For me it's like spending money on a night out (only a bit more  Cheesy)
That kind of mindset is not easy to have but it is the best to have. Some will say it is easier said than done, but normally, the earlier one realizes that one can lose everything, the better and that even helps a lot to control greed and be able to challenge those impulses whenever they want to arise.

Once I am out of my gambling funds, I really do not see any reason to go further and just like you, why go with extra cash, when you know there could be some possibility of you wanting to just try your luck as a normal human.
760  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How you choose the exchange for trading? Vote! on: February 23, 2018, 07:25:35 AM
I consider one of the main criteria for choosing-it security and the ability to quickly withdraw its investments!
Regards Denis!
Security is a parameter that anyone will definitely choose first and this is a necessity for me. Customer support on the other hand is a must for any exchange and any exchange that ends up having a bad customer support pisses me off instantly. If an exchange can have this two, I am sure they should be considered reputable, the rest on the list are just minor things I can easily overlook, as long as I can easily make my trade.

Options 2 to 5 for me has always been the main parameters are look at anyway but most of all, it is that security. We sure cannot guarantee full security with any exchange, as anything can happen, even trusted exchanges in the past has been dealt with by hackers, but at least a little bit of hope is good enough. If I cannot sleep all night and thinking about my funds not being secured, why would I ever put funds in such exchange and that is a way of sending a message to Yobit and HitBtc users. Grin
Pages: « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 [38] 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 ... 166 »
Powered by MySQL Powered by PHP Powered by SMF 1.1.19 | SMF © 2006-2009, Simple Machines Valid XHTML 1.0! Valid CSS!