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Can someone give a thread or article for me to read why Chipmixer is now offline? I didn't know that they're gone, they've been heavily promoted in this forum for a long time so I'm curious.
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There's a common misunderstanding when it comes to investing. The thing is, investment carries a risk, and that risk could result in losing money. We invest for a chance to be successful in growing our money, but we should always be ready to accept losses. That's why experts always advise to invest only what we can afford.
It's not a misunderstanding, people who get into investing are just ignorant of the fact that investing doesn't mean that you're guaranteed a profit if you put your money in it. Maybe a little misunderstanding especially if they've learned about investing from someone who embellishes the truth and they got blinded by greed. |
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What I think is that even if the market is volatile, I think that it's probably safe to assume that you can use that volatility to your advantage, I know that it's random but I'm sure there's nothing in this world that's absolutely random, studying how the market is moving can probably help you a lot since there's a pattern, for example the halving is always a guarantee in the growth of the bitcoin market.
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You already know the answer..
I hate someone asking a rhetorical question knowing too well that he can invest the money by holding some fractions of bitcoin just for about 4 months or 1 year then he would make profits instead of looking for a platform to put lot of 4k to make $100 profit ls every day, I don't think this is possible to earn everyday.
Buy and hold mate the bull is around your lips.
Exactly, I don't think there's an investment platform out there that's guaranteed a 100$ profit daily with just a 4k$ investment, maybe if OP puts it in a business that sells really good and has a consistent customer base, there might be a possibility that OP can get that guaranteed 100$ daily profit. |
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If you can trade with a profitability of around 80% then you can probably consider doing bitcoin trading as a sole source of income but the problem with that is even if you're good at it, there's eventually going to be a burnout and that time that you do work while you're burnout might undo all of your work.
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How safe is it for your money to trade based solely on other people's signals? Or why believe so strongly in other people's signals than in your own. One should never rely on others in trading. They usually earn money by naming different Token of signal in telegram group.
How to profit I tell you in a telegram group when many members follow their signal then when the price of any particular coin is very low they buy and buy that coin. After doing this, the price of that coin will increase by announcing it in the group and hearing their announcement, many people buy that token with a huge amount and when the price of the token increases, they sell their tokens, thus they earn through you. Better not to depend on others for trading.
I don't think OP cares about that, OP asked for a service and it's not like OP asked for an insight about the merits and demerits of using signals. I know that many people here have a good intention of explaining what they need to know about signal groups but sometimes it's not worth telling them cause they would still do it anyways. |
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There's thing called paper trading, try to find one that you can access and you can easily practice trading there without the worry of losing real money but trading in a real market conditions, I think you should experience it first-hand since you are claiming that you're knowledgeable in crypto to some level.
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I think this isn't exclusive in crypto, this can also happen in stocks I think although crypto will definitely have a higher degree of risk since it's much more volatile than stock market. Totally agree with the title, it will go either way unless you have the drive to go to the right path.
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Trading always carries an inherent risk so it's safe to assume that it's not 100% guarantee that you're going to maintain a profitability, losses will be inevitable but they can be mitigated by being disciplined, adapting to what's trending on the market, developing a trading plan, doing technical or fundamental analysis. You also need to continue educating yourself, there's a sea of information out there for you to dive in.
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AI will eventually become a God trader but I don't think this isn't the right time for you to use it, think of this times for AI as trying times, they're still perfecting it and you don't want to get in while it's still on it's trial phase, maybe wait for 2-4 more years, there's going to be some big difference there definitely. Right now, I think people are just hyping it up and not a lot of people knows how to use the AI efficiently anyways.
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Well, we can't do anything about it, they've separated the workers to the means of production and people are too poor to organize a strike to protest that and many other things so I guess it's in our best interest to just play the cards we've been dealt with and press on, we need to learn what Japan is doing in their economy, they don't have a problem with inflation although they do have a problem with deflation which I think is much easier to solve than inflation.
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I don't use credit cards anymore because I think credit cards are things that make our finances wasteful, I've been trapped in credit card debt and almost every day I get calls from credit cards, even they often come to the office or home to collect bills, actually I can easily pay off but because I think the debt is too big a penalty so I ask for all fines to be waived.
That's the downside but I've heard that if you use it right, there's a possibility that you can use your credit card to your advantage, don't some credit card company offer some kind of freebies when you use their card, I've heard some offer free airplane ride or something like that, although I'm all for using it, I think it's best to know how you handle your finances first because if you don't know what you're actually doing and you are wasteful in terms of money and/or you don't have a lot of financial income streams, then credit card might not be for you |
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When I really needed money then there was no other choice but to sell, I once bought bitcoin at $ 55k then I really needed money and sold at $ 48k or lost, the market is unpredictable so we have to always be wise when we want to invest in bitcoin.
Unfortunate but what can we ever do about it, it's an emergency that transcends the need to hold on to your investment, I think you diid the right choice, no point wallowing too much about your decision, you can always bounce back. I think I will always be ready especially if it's health related expenses, pretty sure that a lot of us will prioritize health over wealth right? |
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Had those 36k would have been spare money, this wouldn't escalate to suicide (tho, there would be regret) — these loans, using pension to invest are exact opposite of, 'only invest what you can afford to lose".
Totally, but that person should've seen things coming when he was getting loans to invest, the escalation was pretty big imo, unless there's other external factors besides the crypto losses. Goes to show that we need to be mindful of what we invest and what might be our our potential actions be when things don't go our way. |
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If we aren't considering other expenses and this is all just pure decision between deposit and investing then I would always choose investing since I am bullish with bitcoin and if that's the price point that I could get in then it's all the more better because I know that my profit will be enormous if I get in at that point.
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If bitcoin cannot pass or create new ATH again, of course there will be boredom and panic from investors, people will think that bitcoin has lost interest so that prices cannot pass through ATH, and if that happens of course we have to prepare the best thing to leave bitcoin immediately.
That's really a hard sell, people not interested in bitcoin? No way, not to mention that there's more people that are into cryptocurrency than ever before, I don't think it's really impossible that we won't see another ATH, bitcoin has already disproven a lot of it's doubters back when the prices were still in the 4 digit range, I don't think that it's going to be any different. Just let things move the way it intends to move, people will panic today and then regret it tomorrow. |
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Salt is a preservative, too much of it can cause hypernatremia and too little of it if you consume a food without sodium will cause hyponatremia so the answer to your concern is pretty much just balanced. Some of the preservatives sure cause more harm even if there's only a little amount of it but there are guidelines for this stuff so it's nothing to worry about.
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Most people around the world will choose the based salary job because it has a fixed income, compared to the commission salary job which is based on how much advantage it can make. Although both have disadvantages but of course the decision depends on the person's perspective and belief as to which of the two they will choose. So if you're the type who wants a big income even though you know there's a risk, you'll obviously choose the commission salary based of course and that's the simple answer.
I think anyone that's in their right mind would choose that, commission based jobs are difficult and most of them involves sales which isn't for everyone. Salary based is better since you can probably use it as your support for your other endeavors, you can do risky investment because you know you can fall back on something. |
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It depends what the "unexpected expenses" are. If it's overspending on stuff, then you need to discipline yourself with your spending. On the other hand, if they're like unexpected medical bills and stuff, then there's nothing you can do but to try to increase your income.
Aside from increasing your income stream, I think that it's in our best interest also that we have to be smart about how we save money, that unexpected expenses especially if it's a medical bill, an insurance might come handy but that's just me, instead of hsing piggy bank to save money, put it somewhere where it can grow, the least favorite which is a bank, some offer some sort of savings although it's pretty low rate, the favorite but the most risky is crypto obviously. |
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