My suspicion is that JP Morgan has already accumulated some bags and now looking to encourage the masses to pump the price. On the other hand they could be trying to create liquidity to sell their position and perhaps looking to buy more on dips, but IMO the first variant is more plausible.

Indeed, payment companies who do not already make the first steps to adopt Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general could soon find themselves lagging behind the industry.

All I can say from a few weeks collaborating with Coolcryptovator is high-quality and prompt services. Keep up the great job! So far you are in my top 3 campaign managers.  
- Especially like the fast payments - pretty much right after the weekly cut-off

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Well, yeah.. I was expecting they have a diversified stocks portfolio. I'm mostly interested in their private holdings though. I wonder if they own Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency. But I guess they would be public about it if it was so in order to influence people... or they might be slowly accumulating on the dips. My advice is to do your own diligence and invest based solely on your judgement.

I don't fully agree with Kiyosaki at this point. The society might change Bitcoin for cash in order to do what they couldn't during the pandemic, but the financially smart people will certainly continue putting more money into it as they have now been proven that Bitcoin acts similar to Gold (hedge) in times of crisis.

Right, just trade clear patterns. What are these clear patterns you talk about? What market analysis technique do you use? Do you have a prospect or something? Do you even have a corporation somewhere or a license to handle people's money?  -  If not, you probably won't manage to raise a buck from here.

Iceland is much more receptive to Bitcoin and they only have like 300-400k population which is 10 times lower than Kuwait. But as far as I know Kuwait is a third-world country where technology and infrastructure is not well-built. However living in such a country presents much more opportunities for entrepreneurship. Why don't you try and create communities who use Bitcoin and then maybe establish a nation-wide association.

I've just checked the electricity price in your country and it is just $.029/kwh. Quite cheap!! I'd look into mining if I were you. (talking to the OP)

Inflation at its best.. People know this currency is shit, so they sell it as soon as they get. The important thing is if they are able to exchange it and with what asset. Ask yourself this: who is going to buy bolivars when the rate is so high?

Btw I have just checked on the internet and the inflation rate in Venezuela is like 15000%. That translates to 1 bolivar = 150 bolivar in one year. Crazy isn't it?

The odds are quite attractive for Trump or am I just dumb at American politics? lol

Basically I would more than double my money if I bet 0.01 on Trump. What do you guys think? Is this a good bet or is Biden a clear favorite?

If those employees resigned because of the new rule, they weren't right for the company in the first place. I don't think the firm will miss them at all. I'm surprised though that so many of them took action.
Personally I wouldn't talk politics especially at work anyway. It's just not the right place for imposing your views.

You can lend your bitcoins or put them into an interest account. There are several platforms that offer as high as 6% APY. It is not a very high return, but not on the low end either. However you need to take into account the risks associated with keeping your cryptocurrencies with an unregulated entity.

On the other hand you can get a loan in cash against your crypto and leverage that money elsewhere while keeping your stash of sats. Financial engineering gives us a lot of possibilities. We just need to apply them.

We don't need countries to approve Bitcoin. We just need them not to ban it.

We need businesses around the world to adopt it though. For now we do have a consensus that Bitcoin is valuable and maybe it's a viable hedge in crisis times.

I believe the network effect will create tremendous growth for the Bitcoin price. Once a few big companies join the wave, the "herd" will feel obliged to follow the example.
After the companies guess who's joining the party?? - The nations.

Not financial advice, but .01 btc could soon be worth a house.

On leverage trading platforms you can trade BTC with a $50-$100 account. The risk will be proportional to position size and risk management strategy.
We can debate on this subject for long, but putting it simple having more money allocated for trading activity should provide you with more mental comfort. Don't forget that emotions are your no.1 enemy in trading. Be consistent and stick to your strategy.

We should always strive to bring value through our endeavours. Be it a bounty campaign,a job, a service provided or goods produced we should do our best to make the most of our time. I assure you that if you follow this pattern, you will be amazed by the changes YOU created in your life.

Now.. if you keep missing due dates you have a discipline problem. That can be solved by creating a sense of urgency in your life. Set yourself even stricter deadlines and challenge yourself. Just my 2 cents..

Exactly, man. I see a very big confusion between people who do trading. Every person should be clear about their goal. The philosophy is simple. If you're a long-term investor don't look at below Monthly timeframes. That's a waste of your time. Go relax, spend time with friends & family or follow any other passion you have. Time is the scarcest resource, please don't waste it.

Conversely, if you're a day-trader, looking at a weekly time-frame won't do you any good.

I see a lot of newbie accounts giving positive feedback. I would like to hear the thoughts of a more experienced bitcointalk user to be honest.

Is there a mining calculator available for MASS? Let's say I start mining with 1TB. How many MASS coins would that bring me per day, week, month, etc.?
Note: I'm not interested just in the profitability, but that's a way to make me dig more into the project.

High volatility doesn't necessarily means high risk. There are multiple factors in the equation. If you have proper risk management knowledge and EXPERIENCE which is extremely important in a competitive environment. Only through repetition you learn to master emotions in trading.

For example if you take a position of $100 worth of LONG BTC contracts at $10,000, you will only lose $30 if dips 30%. Is that high risk if you have a $5000 account. Not really, but it depends on your risk tolerance.