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841  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Which trading platform do you use? on: February 14, 2018, 07:42:53 AM
I began with Bittrex. Tried many stock exchanges and still impressed cex and binance
Bittrex and Poloniex are like everyone’s favorite exchanges. There were some rumors regarding Poloniex few weeks ago but Bittrex is also my favorite one.But my friend is using Binance. Personally I believe, if someone is keeping his coin there, he must have more than one option for safety purpose.

There is one more website that I found trustworthy, Iq options. Making a demo account and trading in the desired crypt currency is fun there too.
842  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: PLEASE LET ENCOURAGE THE MARKET BY START BUYING AND STOP SELLING: on: February 14, 2018, 07:14:04 AM
The weak handed investors will eventually become a minority. This recent crash got rid of most of them, and the new money that entered saw what happened, so they'll be expecting something similar to happen - thus they're more likely to be strong hands. Rinse and repeat until the masses get that it's best to just hold onto their investment until blockchain is really mainstream, which it is still years away from. For goodness sake the combined marketcap is under 1 trillion.
The reason why I admire the dips. They are like filters, separating the deserving ones from those who have no trust and understanding of anything. I also believe many people would have sold out their digital assets because of this thinking that those coins might die very soon.

If this has really happened, the pump is not far away. Crypto currencies are just in the beginning of their age and it is really too soon to give up on them.
843  Economy / Economics / Re: Can Bitcoin Volatility Be Controlled? on: February 02, 2018, 07:29:03 AM
Bitcoin volatility is the reason why many investors are investing and many traders are trading in. But this volatility is cannot be controlled by someone. It is the nature of bitcoin. We cannot control it but can used this feature instead for our success.
If bitcoin volatility or that of the crypto market is ever controlled, that will make the market destroy within short times. People are here in this market for making too much profit and that too in short time without making any hard efforts.

Bitcoin is known as digital coin which has ability to decrease and increase in value in short time, providing unlimited happiness to the bitcoin investors. Bitcoin should never ever be made stable.
844  Economy / Economics / Re: 99% of the people still think that fiat money are better than crypto on: February 02, 2018, 06:55:58 AM
I personally for personal reason like that so many people still don't take it serious. I want to collect as much as I can before they do.
People don’t trust this virtual money. And the reason is simple because they don’t see this. This is psychology of humans that all those things that physical and people can sense them and see them, they believe in them. And those who are just intangible, they don’t want to know about them. They found them useless and worthless for the reason that this is some imaginations, reality is totally against them.
845  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: BTC HOLD or SELL? on: February 01, 2018, 06:09:53 AM
I have 70 BTC now (average price 7500 USD)

HOLD or SELL

I`m very worried about Bitcoin Cash.


if you have so much bitcoin at the price you buy in such a way, then you should save and hold the bitcoin you have or you can also multiply the bitcoin by playing altcoin and take advantage of the condition of the market situation to multiply the bitcoin you have.
This decision of holding or selling of the bitcoin greatly depends on the market value of the bitcoin at that particular time. If the market value is not good enough or there is no emergency of paper money, then holding is a better choice than that of selling.

However, if you have some urgency, then sell your bitcoins but only at that time when the market value is good enough that can help you earn some good profit.
846  Economy / Economics / Re: What is the most influential factor that triggers bitcoin prices to fall down? on: February 01, 2018, 05:38:32 AM
Bitcoin is very volatile. It goes up and down at no time. But I started to think what causes its values to go down. These past few days, its prices are notably lower that last year's values. Last year, I believe, during the first few months, its prices are likewise low. Do bitcoin prices go down every January to February? Does it have a logical association?
On my view perhaps this is incidentally, which is maybe the reason behind this scenario is the panic selling made by some holders when the price drop before January and i think there's no other influential factors about it.
The most influential factor which plays a very important role in deciding the market value of bitcoin or any of the crypto coin is the demand and supply principal. If the demand of bitcoin in the international market will be more, then the market value of the bitcoin will also high.

On the other hand, if the demand of bitcoin starts decreasing due to any of the reason, that will then result in decrease in the market value of that particular coin.
847  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Leave full time office job to trade crypto? on: January 31, 2018, 07:53:37 AM
Good ob brother,  very soon I will do this Wink
It is better to play a safe game rather than taking this much of risk in your life. If you are having some full time job with good salary, then there is no point of taking this much of risk in your life. You can go for trading by doing the job too at the same time.

There is no need to quit your job. In fact, you need to manage your time in a way that can then help you in getting more money by both the sources thus resulting in better life.
The decision of leaving your day job is dependent on many factors. If a crypto investor is having already very stable financial status or else is doing great at crypto market, has earned very good profit formerly and is pretty sure about his good performance here, only then he should take this decision.

We all know that unemployment is very common and worst problem of today’s world. There are certain cases where people left their job and doing great in crypto.
848  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin/Altcoins trading on: January 31, 2018, 07:06:03 AM
That is the reasons cryptocurrencies is quite addicted like drugs. I had the same problem when I first started trading and seeing my profit increase. However I later substituted some of my trading breaks with jogging, tennis playing and meditation. I have learn to have  a balance life and as a result I can sleep and relax when the need arise.
Profits are really very addictive and this is the reason why people keep gambling. Even the hopes for making some decent profits are really very much fascinating and this is the reason why people keep themselves indulged into bitcoin holding and altcoin trading.

Trading with bitcoin is quite risky I believe because there are chances of losing this most expensive coin in trading which a trader or an investor cannot afford at all.
849  Economy / Economics / Re: bitcoin investing on: January 31, 2018, 05:51:24 AM
People invest using fiat cash, because it is not protected against inflation, and therefore the real worth decreases with time. On the other hand, Bitcoin is protected against inflation.
If we compare fiat with bitcoin, it is damn obvious that bitcoin is going to get clear edge over paper money in all regards. Traditional paper currencies are unable to cope with increasing demands of people. The main issue is that people are running short on time these days mostly so they cannot wait for transferring paper money to each other by hand or such other physical means. Bitcoin is providing the best alternate to them with huge profits.
850  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin vs Ethereum? on: January 30, 2018, 06:08:11 AM
Bitcoin is more secure. I think ether has great potential though, possibly even greater than BTC. I hold and would advise people to hold both.
Etherum is better than other altcoins but if you are considering this superior than bitcoins then I think you are somehow missing facts and figures. You need to understand the fact that bitcoins are the ancestors of all these altcoins. Bitcoins have high market than altcoins, although bitcoins are not performing well in this starting month but they are legacy in the world of crypto currencies.
851  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambler's mindset! on: January 29, 2018, 10:53:30 AM
Gamblers are always relax, they always thinking that they are win in every battle. Maybe they just try to relax their self and thinking many times that they always win. Because if they scared playing gambling they can't be a winner or a looser, other than that mindset of gamblers are always in one spot and this is to earn money
I appreciate your honesty. At least you admitted that gamblers are always looking for making money out of their random bets. If not all then majority is profit seekers. There are fun seeking gamblers too but losing money is a pain that no one can deny.

As far as the behavior of gamblers during the game is concerned, it varies from individual to individual as we all have different nature.
852  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Banks will use blockchain on: January 29, 2018, 10:14:58 AM
Some banks will adopt block chain as a business tool just as they moved to computers from paper based ledgers, some will move faster than others. However they will all need at some point agree a global standard platform to enable bank to bank transactions.
Accepting blockchain or implementing it into the system has somehow nothing to do banking business. I mean it is just a technology which everyone should accept and implement.

In simple words, blockchain is just a list of records that grows continuously making blocks which are then linked and secured. If someone wants to secure his system using cryptography, this technology was introduced for him.
853  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to trade right and right? on: January 29, 2018, 08:56:51 AM
Losses are inevitable when it comes to trading. For you do trade right you realy have to study and learn trading so that you have lesser chances of losing your crypto currency. 
There will be hardly any trader who has never suffered any kind of loss. Almost all the trader have suffered a huge loss and that too more than once. The things I trading involves continuous learning and that you can only improve if you will keep on learning more things every day.

Experience is the only thing which can help you in making the right decision and helping you in having some good earnings by doing trading.
854  Economy / Economics / Re: Money Is Political, Not Technical on: January 28, 2018, 06:29:54 AM
I think for the money per se is not political but the distribution and allocation of resources (including money) is the one that is political. Who gets and by much money he/she will get is the political aspect of distribution. The way in which money is acquired also plays an political role in distribution.
Uhm… I think you are right; money is not just political, it can be anything, as long as it can be used as a means of transactions. But when we talk about currency, as in real currencies, Bitcoin is not part of them, and it can never be, cause it doesn’t have what it takes for a money to become.currency.
855  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Bitcoin - new Business Opportunities on: January 27, 2018, 07:53:55 AM
I think bitcoin in itself is a good business. Because you can already trade money through crypto currencies. Why looking for others?
Yep, that’s true, Bitcoin is already a good business, and there are lots of different opportunities available on the Bitcoin platform. And I also believe there are people in this forum that needs certain jobs done, it’s just left for you to find them.

Apart from people who can offer you jobs to do, there are also companies, you can also engage in signature campaign, until you find something better.
856  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin Trading Gambling? on: January 27, 2018, 07:10:58 AM
Gambling is something that is fully based on luck, while bitcoin trading may count as gambling because the high risk that is being involved, but bitcoin trading also involves skills, the outcome is not based on luck, and also it is legal by law.

Bitcoin trading is the same as stock market trading, but involves higher risk.


The difference between trader and gambler is slim. Not all traders are willing and able to perform in-depth analysis before they plunge into the world of trading. It's easy to find traders who rely on luck only. And yes, trading is legal in most countries while gambling is the opposite.
I believe so.Bitcoin trading is definitely not gambling because you have to think first before you trade,and for sure you will not trade when the price is still low.The best time for it is when you see the price really gets higher so you can also make a profit out from your capital.But on the contrary gambling,you can make make it anytime you want.Yes it is mainly based on luck.And if you're not lucky enough,you will totally lose the game.
Trading it's all about making predictions based on the market data where gambling predict things without anything to look at just you and your feeling to play certain games expect to have some profit. If you know how to trade properly you won't consider trading as gambling at all , it's different clearly.
It is different only for the people who know how to gamble and how to trade. But, some traders are not ready to make proper predictions for their trading and they test their luck with trading in a manner they are supposed to do with gambling. When both trading and gambling are based on predictions, I believe they are getting confused about each other.

When gambling is being conducted in trading way then we can expect positive results. But when trading is being conducted in gambling way, we cannot expect positive results.
857  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What to do in this Dip on: January 24, 2018, 07:06:01 AM
Buy on kickbacks at low prices, has always been a good strategy. If you have confidence in the fact that after reaching a certain level, the price will stop falling, I see no obstacles to buying at this level.
Actually reaching that level needs a lot of time. Most often the price starts rising back and some traders think that it is the perfect time to purchase the coin but instantly the coin goes much lower. A huge research is a must before investing into the coin. Also understanding the graph is not that easy and takes months to learn it. Buying at the dip and selling on peak is the motto behind trading but to know the proper dip is not an easy task. Time heals everything so the traders who don't find the graph useful will surely learn along with time and hope everyone here makes good profits.
858  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Does Bitcoin have a future? on: January 24, 2018, 06:26:21 AM
I just read on Btcjam blog that they are closing down: https://blog.btcjam.com/2017/05/25/btcjam-is-closing/, now I am just wondering if big players in thebitcoin industry are closing down, is there any future for bitcoin really.

I came to know about bitcoin through btcjam when i was introduced there to borrow. Eve in this forum, looks most signature campaigns might close down because of the ever rising price of bitcoin. Most of them have reduced their payout amounts for posting by more than 50%. Is this a good sign or a bad sign for the bitcoin development?
Maybe yes or maybe not I mean in develop countries most of the people know about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, but in developing countries most of the people don’t know about this things. They just think all this thing’s are nothing but just a scam.

There is need to be a effective marketing in developing countries about Bitcoin. With the help of this  effective marketing their will be a great tomorrow for Bitcoin in developing countries.
859  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcoin casino. Have anyone played them? Are they trustable? on: January 23, 2018, 10:10:34 AM
There are many casinos which accepts the bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies. You should double check the reputation and credibility of the casinos prior making any deposit into their website. Never trust any newly launched casino, always look for one which is quite old and trusted by the people.
Newly launched casinos are 90% scam and just run away with all the money. There are many old and trusted casinos which can be trusted and also you can check their reviews on google on their forum/site. Cloud bet is a good casino i guess because it is the most advanced casino which accepts bitcoins as a mean of payment. also the withdraws there a pretty fast and that is really trustable.

But still a proper research about the casino is much important to have good profits. Also they do not have any taxation's and also they can't be traced.
860  Economy / Economics / Re: how can the beggars access Bitcoin? on: January 23, 2018, 08:46:41 AM
Sell ​​your Bitcoins if you want, and then give the beggars to eat and dress, so it's a way to help them. Or you would rather build a small foundation that is purely beggars and teach them how to make Bitcoins. I think it's enough, they'll be if they want or do not want to.
There is no way beggars can access Bitcoin, unless the Government will provide every single beggar in the world a device to access the internet, lol. But what you said is the right thing to do- anyone that wants to or feels like they should help the beggars, all they should do is withdraw the money and give it to them in cash to feed themselves.
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