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81  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: How will the Crypto market end in 2018? on: September 18, 2018, 10:15:55 AM
How will the Crypto market end in 2018? According to experts, the market is expected to explode in 2018. But I still find them gloomy today. How are your predictions?  Huh Huh Huh
No, this can never happen. I know everything has to end someday but 2018 is too soon I guess. Despite the downfall in the market some big investors have their huge amount invested in crypto market. Day by day as more and more people are becoming aware about the crypto market, they are investing. Even some dealers have started to accept Bitcoin as a payment option. I don’t think crypto will end any time soon.
82  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Conventional Banking and Blockchain Technology on: September 18, 2018, 09:51:53 AM

One of the most significant threats towards the banking field today is technology. Technology is imminent in Bitcoin ATMs as well. You may think that it is coming from big technology companies such as Search engines Inc. (GOOG), Apple Inc. (AAPL), eBay Inc. (EBAY) or even Amazon. Inc. (AMZN), or through new monetary technology (FinTech) start-ups. . In today’s time a serious problem for financial industry or the banking sector is from blockchain technology – the tamper-proof system which underlies in most cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum that users can buy from any Bitcoin ATM or online exchanges. Large banking institutions, from investment decision to stock trades to banks, are all starting to work on their very own blockchain-based options to stay in the loop of this development.

Transfers and Remittances

The most popular type of use of blockchain technology is as a transfer system. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies act as electronic money and a method to post payments as money-form across the globe. These purchases require an exclusive internet connection that can transfer money instantly. Though it is true, it can take a lot of time to get a transaction to be 100% examined thoroughly. The transfer itself takes place only in few moments. These deals are limitless and entirely secure. Furthermore, contract costs will be minimal, that could be just a few cents per transaction making it a lot cheaper process to send capital around the world. Especially if you compare with providers like Western Union (WU) or by credit cards processor chips such as Passport Inc. (V), Mastercard Inc. (MA) or perhaps Discover Personal Services (DFS). A seller not wanting to pay for the initial ongoing costs of credit cards can take electronic transactions via a cryptocurrency of Bitcoin ATMs. Remittance overseas is usually a problematic factor while execution.

Deposit of Funds and Checking Account Balances

Customers make use of banks to keep deposits within checking and also savings trading accounts, but when you deposit cash into a banking account, the bank provides financial loan through the local monetary reserve. As a result, the majority of the money shows up whenever you view your account balance is not indeed held by the bank. A financial institution instructs the bank to stop when a lot of customers try to withdraw their cash all at the same time, and also the money is not there. The bank account stability, therefore, is merely a sales entry. The technology backing most Bitcoin ATMs is ultimately the ledger that will represent entries. For that reason bank accounts might come to be symbolized on blockchain making them better, accessible along with being cheap. Furthermore, it might help to eliminate different types of risks.

Principal Market Issuance and IPOs

If secondary market stock trading can perform for blockchains, could it impact primary as well? The answer is sure. Imagine you are a company aiming to raise investment via giving new dispenses to general population via an IPO. Right now, this would be an incredibly expensive task requiring a significant investment bank that will underwrite your stocks. This phenomenon can charge as much as 9% or more on the capital currently being raised. At this point, imagine that you may issue stock shares of your firm by yourself instantly to the blockchain where you can subsequently sell these to people in exchange for cash. These electronic shares then can be exchanged in secondary real estate markets that likewise exist by using the technology backing Bitcoin ATMs. If this predicament becomes acknowledged by the people, it could be both advantageous and big disrupter for consumers and banking industry.

Conclusion

It has become apparent that this blockchain technological know-how has much more to offer as in comparison with Bitcoins from Bitcoin ATMs as well as cryptocurrencies. Even though those implementations and income systems are disruptive, higher quality service can come from using this unique and potent tool properly.

Original article posted on: https://forum.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-discussion/conventional-banking-and-blockchain-technology-t96038.html
Yes, blockchain technology can prove very helpful in conventional banking systems. I would like to add one more important use of blockchain in banking, which is to meet KYC norms. We all know these norms aim to eliminate money laundering and terrorist activities. With blockchain technology one bank can access the verification of clients of other bank. So they can save huge amount of money.
83  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Stop allowing manipulators to switch you off and on on: September 18, 2018, 08:49:28 AM
This is what often happens in the cryptocurrency market.

Sometimes you just see the price of the entire market going dip as a result of statement made by one influential person. Such persons are agents of FUD and yet you continue to reverend them because of their past or current achievements. They scare you to sell cheap to them, and later, they reverse their statement through someone else probably their cohorts, then the prices start to skyrocket again, then you start playing catch up to buy again even at prices far above what you sold to them. And the process goes on, starts all over again.

My friend! wise up and stop allowing someone to switch you off and on. You are not a toy robot.

Learn to stand your ground amid such manipulations or low market prices.
Yes I agree with you on this. This is very common to see nowadays. The big whales seem to control the entire market. When a coin reaches its peak position they dump their coins so that they can again find an opportunity to buy at low. In this way they continue to earn profits. When the market falls, the other investors panic and start selling thereby cause further downfall.
84  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Why ethereum going down? on: September 18, 2018, 06:16:07 AM
Ethereum going down again. Last few month the ethereum prize going down and down step by step. That time the ethereum based token also down with ethereum. Why it going down? Can it possible, the ethereum back again?
First, there is bearish trend in the market right now. Almost all the cryptocurrencies are down and so is Ethereum too. Second, they have reported some issues with the code which needs to be resolved. Third, the competition is tough and people are finding other Altcoins better than Ethereum. So all these factors add to the downfall of Ethereum and I think it will definitely recover with some time.
85  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: its time to buy ETH? on: September 17, 2018, 01:24:33 PM
what you think about new bullrun perriod?
thets good time to buy? and lowest price in 2018?

plz give me some predicts about price
Normally it is good to invest in something when its price is quite low and then sell it when it rises. But I think there is something strange with Ethereum. There are some issues going on with their code which needs to be resolved before 2019. Otherwise the entire market is down and Ethereum is a great coin. Yeah this is true that it is one of the most undervalued coin as of now. If it goes back to 1400 it will be like a 7 time return on a very safe coin.
86  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: I wish I sold all my altcoins on: September 17, 2018, 12:42:44 PM
no, you don't need to sell all the altcoins that you have because now there is only a temporary decline. You can sell altcoins when the price is good and recover. currently the market is at a low position and holds the highest profit when prices recover.
No you should not regret on investing in Altcoins. Some Altcoins are good and they will recover with time. Nut yes, regret for investing in shitcoins as they might not recover. For this too, I you should not regret. I know we usually don’t have control over such emotions but what you should do is learn. Learn from these mistakes and next time; invest only if you are sure about the potential of the coin.
87  Economy / Economics / Re: Why everyone only invest in the crypto market? on: September 17, 2018, 12:08:47 PM
Hello everyone!

I am talking to quite a few people who are investing in crypto and notice that very few have a broader investment spectrum. People either focus on ICOs, some small caps, others play it safe and stick with the high caps or established projects.

But hold on, is the later really playing save? In my view, even with high caps you will still be massively exposed as you have all of your eggs in one basket. Namely in the same market. Different eggs in size and colour but all eggs. If the basket falls, your eggs still get crushed.

As mentioned before, I am trading stocks for over a decade and crypto since last year. I also agree that is easier to trade stocks, simply because the volume is so high that a few whales or big investors cannot influence the market as easily by dumping their shares. The stock market is also much more regulated, if someone is being caught doing washtrading or spoofing the consequences are dramatic. In the crypto world manipulation is something that poses a constant threat. Just look at the market now, the recent dip is not tight to any event, news or even fud. 25 billion just disappeared and people are wondering wht‘s going on.

Long story short, it‘s great you have a diversification plan but also think about moving assets from crypto to fiat, stocks or raw materials and precious metals.

What is your view on that?

Yes I agree with you completely on this. Everyone should diversify their investment portfolio; diversification not only among the different units of the same market but also among the different markets. I have also seen many people saying that they have diversified their investments by holding different coins in the crypto market. But they should invest some of the amount in other markets too like gold or real estate for safety of their money.
88  Economy / Economics / Re: regulation and legalization of cryptocurrency on: September 17, 2018, 11:21:42 AM
There 7 cryptocurrency that are legal in thailand , its Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Ripple, Litecoin, and Stellar. They also regulate the ICO. Now ICO can't be traded with fiat anymore and there is a fee for license.

http://www.livebitcoinnews.com/thai-sec-confirms-ico-tokens-will-not-be-traded-against-fiat-currencies/

What do you think about this regulations? I think its fair enough and i do think in few months 7 of this coin value could be increasing if more country has the similar regulations such as thailand.


This would be beneficial for the entire cryptocurrency market. Regulations and legalization of crypto market will motivate the public to invest in the market who have trust issues. The fear of the general public will be reduced significantly. This will also reduce the crimes done by using cryptos. This would help in exploiting the potential of the cryptocurrency market to the fullest and would ensure some stability in the market.
89  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin legalized in Uzbekistan and Iran on: September 17, 2018, 10:39:45 AM
News have emerged in Bitcoin being legitimazed in Uzbekistan.
A decree has been signed that permits the existence of cryptocurrency exchanges and other activity surrounding the industry.
At the same time Iran's government is allegedly about to recognize Cryptocurrency Mining as Industry.

https://inc42.com/buzz/cryptocurrency-this-week-while-uzbekistan-legitimises-bitcoin-iran-recognises-mining-as-industry-and-more/

Which are your thoughts on that? I find the Iranian news especially interesting, as energy prices are very cheap in Iran.
That’s great news, not only for the natives of Uzbekistan and Iran but for the entire crypto community. Slowly and steadily, as more and more countries legalize Bitcoin, there would be a time when Bitcoin will be recognized as a legal currency in the whole world. This would attract the natives of those countries to invest in Bitcoin and consequently the price of Bitcoin will improve.
90  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why do we need to regulate digital money on: September 17, 2018, 10:25:39 AM
Digital currency is to change the world, many of which were positive, to a certain extent, they pose a containment of the government, gave the people an alternative, but that doesn't mean they don't need to be regulated.


One of the core reason is: anonymous, do not track, not regulated digital currency will make form a closed loop technology crime, money laundering and terrorist, and disappear from unsolved bits, bytes, while the impact damage with each person in this world.


If every penny of extortion is tracked, is there enough motivation and courage to launch a WannaCry to attack the world?
There have been many improvements and developments in the field of digital currencies in the past few years. But still a major proportion of the world is not using them. I think that in order to fully utilize the potential of the digital currencies, they need to be regulated. Proper regulations will remove the fear of large amount of population and would also endure that criminal acts are not taking place.
91  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you reccomend family and friends to join the market when it's crashing? on: September 17, 2018, 10:10:09 AM
Do you recommend family and friends to join the market when it's crashing?
We pray for the prices to go up and to more people join the market, but will you recommend someone close to you to join when the prices are dropping like crazy?

If you do, explain why.
No, actually I never thought of doing this. Most of my family members or other relatives are not interested in this crypto market and I guess many do not know that something called as cryptocurrency market exists. So there is no point of asking them to invest. Rest my close acquaintances or my friends are already into this market. so they themselves are wise enough to make all the decisions.
92  Economy / Economics / Re: how to help people who have problem economic on: September 13, 2018, 06:33:05 PM
hello member of the bitcoin forum, Smiley
I'm confused and looking for answers about how to help people who are having economic problems,

are there any of us in this forum who have a good heart to help the economy of fellow human beings,

can opening new jobs reduce unemployment and improve the economy?
Poverty and unemployment are very important economic problems and creating new job opportunities will definitely put an end to that. The more jobs we have in the economy, the less people will be unemployed. The jobs will act as a source of income for the people and will improve their standard of living. But the point is how you can provide employment opportunities. I mean do you have any plan in your mind and the capital needed to make that idea work? If this is the case, then you are doing a great thing for the society.
93  Economy / Economics / Re: How to save money on a long-term period on: September 13, 2018, 06:23:37 PM
How to save money on a long-term period or an essay on black metal.
       This is the translation of my original article. The original is here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4452770.0

I apologize for my English. This is not my native language and I have to use an automatic translator. But I think that you will understand my main thoughts.

Hello friends! Bitcoin is cool. I am an enthusiast of bitcoin and I hope for his growth. But periodically, all holders have to face problems. In this topic, I would like to share with you my idea (and experience) on how to keep the constant value of your money (and even multiply it by a percentage higher than inflation) over the long term. What do I mean by long-term? Period of time in the range from six months to several years and even up to tens of years. The latter is also possible (I think so), although, personally for me it is more of a theoretical interest.
Why is this relevant and how is it related to the cryptoworld? I think that you already guessed). It's wonderful to be a holder and a tractor) crypts on bull (and, especially, a long bull market), but from time to time come to us very different times. Yes, from time to time long bear markets come to us. As an exemplary example of such a market, you can cite the year 2014, when almost the whole year bitkoyn, and with it the rest of the crypt, basically fell.
       I foresee a similar scenario in the not-too-distant future; of course, after the cue ball is once again otzemunitsya (well, if it really happens).
       So, suppose that you are an investor with some margin of crypt. Let's say that you were able to correctly anticipate all the roller coaster growth and the beginning of the bearish crypt market. There are signs that this is serious and for a long time. You'll have to wait for turbulent times in fiat or its steeblechkan equivalents.
But!:
Will it be right to keep money in fiat on a long-term basis? (by default, we mean that the fall will be indefinitely - long, from six months to several years - the bitcoat cycles are stretched).
     Finite money for long-term storage has many drawbacks. Firstly, whatever they say, and Fiat - it's just pieces of paper and figures in the database (in the case of a non-cashier), not protected against rampant inflation (which, by the way, is very different from officially stated). Nobody and nothing can prevent the state from printing these pieces of paper and tsiferok as it deems necessary. A real example before our eyes is the depreciation of the ruble against the dollar in 2015 +/- 2 times and the subsequent price increase. In my opinion, only solid material assets (or bitkoyn can protect you from such devaluations, but it, as we agreed, in this case is in the hands of bears). Below I'll talk about this in more detail, and now a little about how I came to the conclusion about the effectiveness of saving funds in black metal. I came to this idea spontaneously - intuitively.
    In 2014, I thought about building a house with a garage, more precisely, first about the general extended foundation for them. For these purposes, I purchased a sufficient number of metal fittings. I bought with a decent amount of this excess, as I kept in mind another building object. After the construction of the foundation, the majority of the reinforcement remained, however, and the construction season was crumbling. For a while I forgot about my metal. He was lying on my plot in front of the future garage with a huge heap (tied up). I remembered about the valve only in 2015 after the devaluation of the ruble. And I was pleasantly surprised at the preservation of the value of my money))). I tried to test the remaining metal. After the announcement on Avito, several real sellers responded at once, which pleased me pleasantly. They were ready "right now" to buy up all of my armature.
Although the price I put even higher than the market ... it's by the way, eloquently speaks about the liquidity of black metal. This gave me serious food for thought and I ... changed my mind about selling, and used metal for construction on another of my real estate properties. But the very idea of ​​keeping the value in black metal, as they say, has deeply sunk into my soul. I realized that in this capacity, black metal, perhaps, would plug the belt and gold and real estate and, even more so, cash (there were crypto accumulations at the time, but no one knew how long this "exhausting flat" would last) . Before the next crisis in the crypt (the current one I do not consider a crisis), I plan to decently recoup with black metal. Most likely in the form of reinforcement, it can be profile and round pipes, most running sizes)
      And now let's compare in order the black metal as a means of preserving value with cash, gold, real estate and, for example, antiques).
      1.) Black metal and cash
1. "Internal Value" (hereinafter referred to as the consumer value). Cash has no intrinsic value; they are unable to perform functions other than exchange (for other money, assets or goods). That is, theoretically they can depreciate completely (a fantastic scenario, but nevertheless). Black metal can always be used for its intended purpose in construction.
2. Stability of value on the long-term. In the long term, Fiat is gradually depreciating, black metal is not. It, of course, can rust, but we mean responsible dry storage indoors. The joke is that my armature was lying open for several years. It is a bit rusted, but no one pays any attention to it, the cost is preserved).

3. Compactness
Black metal is not as compact as various forms of fiat money, but it is not necessarily seen as a drawback. But it's not so easy to steal it). Compare that it's easier to steal: a bundle of banknotes (crack non-cash money) or a ton of black metal))).

2.) Black metal and gold.
Gold has many of its forms, each of which is not very convenient for long-term storage:
Gold bars (hemorrhoids with banks, registration, difficulties in selling back, state monopoly and seller bank, unfair prices for you.) If you store gold in a bank, you pay decently for storing your gold, as a result your savings melt)
- Investment coins. Again, you will trade with the bank in a way that is not profitable for you, because you are in unequal relations with it.
- Jewelry. The problem with the sale. There is no uniformity, each product is unique. A substantial part of the price contains the work of a jeweler, which your buyer can evaluate.
- Various forms of non-material gold ("paper gold", assets tied to gold, various derivatives on / from it) Intangibles here are the main minus.
Gold loses to black metal in practical use. In the regulation and limitations of its turnover. In too great a variety of forms and the absence of rigid unification (which could have a positive effect on liquidity)

3.) Black metal and real estate
Real estate loses to black metal:
1. The need to register transactions in a specially created for this purpose state institution
2. Real estate objects are too diverse and not uniform, which can make their sale more difficult. Each property is unique in its own way.
3. Black metal has a "volume flexibility". You can buy a little more or a little less in a fairly large range. The real estate object needs to either buy in its entirety or not buy at all ("take what is given")
4. Black metal is mobile)
5. Buying a property you "buy" and neighbors and infrastructure that may wish for the best and with what (and with whom) you have to put up. With black metal, this is not necessary.

4.) Black metal and antiques
Antiques can be uncomfortable for a novice investor. In it it is necessary to understand. It takes years to develop competence. This is a separate occupation. Again, internal heterogeneity and a huge variety of antiques can affect liquidity. In regions and small towns this direction may be undeveloped (and most likely not developed). The practical importance of black metal is much higher than that of antiques. I think that in a crisis this is manifested more strongly.
 So, I briefly outlined the prospects for investing in ferrous metal. We can say that this is one of the ideal instruments that hedge the risks of crypto currency. But does black metal have drawbacks? Unfortunately - yes, more precisely, I would say, features. More precisely, I see only one feature - a disadvantage. For a resident of a city, especially a large one, owning an asset such as ferrous metal may not be very convenient). All the same, you need a garage, or some kind of storage space on the property rights or opportunities for free access. Friends, that's all. Write how you wait for the bearish long-term markets)

             09/09/2018
Many people who comment on my topic, do not read my arguments at all. And do not know what it's written about. I am writing about the preservation of funds from depreciation during the BEAR PERIOD in the bitokoin market. Of course, when the bull will begin and the currency will begin to grow, there is no longer any need to keep funds in black metal.
   The people write nonsense about the fact that you need to put money in the bank, that you need to cut unnecessary costs and so on. This all has nothing to do with the subject of  topic. The desire to put money in the bank to save the cost of their money - for me this is a sign of low intelligence.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1.metall does not have a hard fork
2. It is impossible to forget or lose a private key
3. He will never depreciate to zero, he will always have a practical application.
4.He will never have more technological competitors.
5. Black metal does not become obsolete
6. Black metal has no errors in the code, + it can not be hacked by hackers
6. It has no attack risk of 51% and all other attacks
7. He will never be banned by the government
etc///

Nowadays we have many options for making long term savings, provided you have enough income that you can save something from you income after meeting your expenses. There are so many options like real estate, precious metals like gold, share market, crypto market, etc. if you want cannot take the risks of daily fluctuations then you should open a bank account for long term savings. This will also make sure that your savings increase with time.
94  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Buy low sell high? on: September 13, 2018, 06:13:48 PM
So I have seen Coinbase is the main "source" for buying/selling BTC, but I was wondering if anyone has used the method of converting bitcoin to another currency when it reaches a high point, then converting it back to BTC when it is low enough.

If so, what wallet(s), exchanges, etc. are you using? And more specifically, what crypto do you recommend converting BTC to, in this situation?

Any help is appreciated!
Yes I think this is quite a common strategy used by many people in the cryptocurrency market. in this you invest in the market when the prices are the least and then liquidate the investments when the prices are highest. This is easy strategy but the toughest part is to predict that when the price would be least and when the price would be highest. This creates panic when after buying, the prices decreases further.
95  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Everyone loses money when the market is down right? on: September 13, 2018, 06:07:33 PM
For those who bought or invested in the market when the price was high, then obviously this means that their investments are running in loss. But we should remember that they will not lose a single penny unless they sell their investments at a low price. Moreover a real Investor always invests on the project rather than just throwing his money on the speculation of the coin So I think it is better to hold on and wait for the market to recover. There is no need to panic as the whole market is down and not your specific coin.
96  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Good timing for short term on: September 13, 2018, 05:59:12 PM
Traders are expected to make the situation best for them in under all market conditions. There is no best time for traders. Especially when you have the opportunity of leverage trading as well as shorting also. Traders can trade into both sides green or red.  They themselves have to create it. And how do you think the market will rise soon definitely. But yes, this is definitely a chance for the newbies to enter the market if they were waiting for the right opportunity. This would be good if they are planning to hold.
97  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you still believe in predictions of "experts" about the bitcoin price? on: September 13, 2018, 05:30:27 PM
I believe that we should never trust 100% in any prediction about it, even if that person is presented as the greatest expert or master on the subject, because we must always keep in mind that at the beginning of 2017, when the price of bitcoin was just in $1,000, none of those alleged "gurus" was able to predict that the price of bitcoin would reach $20k some months later. And besides, neither was able to predict the tremendous collapse that the market would suffer next.

If those relevant historical events went completely unnoticed by the "experts", I think none of them has real bases to present themselves these days announcing that bitcoin will reach this or that price by the end of the year.
I agree with you. I am seriously fed up of the predictions of these experts who say bull run is coming soon and soon and nothing concrete. We should not believe to anybody’s predictions about the crypto market blindly. Predictions means ascertaining what will happen in future, I don’t think so anyone can predict the future accurately. So we should definitely listen to the cryptocurrency experts but never take any decision solely on such basis. Do your own research and then take a decision.
98  Other / Archival / Re: Do you believe Crypto Currency is changing the world? on: September 13, 2018, 04:05:20 PM
Do you believe Crypto Currency is changing the world?

Why do think so?
What changes crypto made?
No I don’t think so. Huge amount of population of the world are not aware of cryptocurrency and if aware are not using it. Cryptocurrency might be changing the lives of individuals both in positive or negative way, but it has not changed anything in the world as a whole atleast until now. For this, I think there must be a large scale adoption of the cryptocurrency and the blockchain technology when people and major companies really come to store their data over blockchain. I think the change is coming soon as soon as people realize the real importance of blockchain.
99  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: what is the best decision on: September 13, 2018, 03:56:53 PM
hy mates

i m seriously confused because i don't know the right decision to make now, i can't really bear the market anymore ETH has fallen  to what i don't know the market is no longer pleasing i m loosing everyday by day.

should i sell or hold instead of me loosing every day. now just to a look at ethereum price $297.43 what i bought at $900 last year December
please can someone tell me what to do?
Honestly, I think it would best to hold. I know this can be every tough when you see you investments falling and you see your hard-earned money going out of your hand. But still it is best to hold, because the amount of loss you will suffer from selling it now is so great which I think would not be easy to recover. Given that ETH is a great coin, it will surely recover. So just wait. Moreover just today it has showed some great returns of about 17% so chill out everything is happening these days in cryptocurrencies you just need to wait for the best opportunity to grab before the bull run
100  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Day trading and heavy manipulation on: September 12, 2018, 04:23:59 PM
I have been day trading Bitcoin for a few months now. Overall I'm pretty much making nothing and losing nothing. It seems to me that there is no logic at all to the market. No matter how much research you do, how much you look at the technical's and how much you try to hedge you absolutely can't predict the massive dumps that happen every day. They appear out of nowhere at random times and drop the market by $200 - $300 at a time.

This smacks of huge manipulation of the market. They are making it impossible to trade with bitcoin in any way other than a pure gamble. Anyone else noticing this?
Yes I quite agree with you. No matter what you do, you cannot be 100 % sure about what will happen the next day and obviously you cannot afford to be wrong at making predictions every time. But at the same time, I think that’s what professional traders are all about. No matter what is the situation of the market, they know how to create the best for themselves. Trading is game which everyone cannot play.
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