Not like a good number of countries never tried to ban Bitcoin, but fortunately for us, Bitcoin was well thought out by Satoshi and much more than what the governments bargained. Russia, China, India, all have made attempts to ban Bitcoin in the pass, but failed and now they have made a u turn.

Same goes with me! I have come across those adverts severally online and I can tell those claims are vague and intentionally made mouth watering in order to rope in some gullible online income seekers. I will advice anyone with a mind of committing money, to first and foremost sight some evidence that they have been paying others= real people, the internet is afloat with scams

That is only if a trader was able to pull it off. At the end of the day, trading long term does not guarantee profit would be made anymore than short term trading could. What looks like an advantage with long term trading is in the hope it brews that the extra time would bring good tidings, but the market price remains the ultimate decider interestingly, there are profitable traders in both divide.

On account of the so many forces that influences price in the market, predictions are not to be exact. Meaning that price may breach those levels or even make a turn back right from their present positions.So the best advice would be to never buy in lumps, instead buying in batches can help contain volatility and average cost.

Almost all traders can recite that, but in reality, how many traders are well able to put them to work while trading! It helps to realize that getting to become an effective trader comes with time and lots of practice. All said, a trader should endeavor to have their ears on the ground to be abreast with latest developments in the markets and save themselves rumors that breeds FUD.

That's right but problem is there seem to be a number of crypto traders, especially those without a root in forex trade that think these indicators don't work with cryptocurrencies. No doubt that's blind argument as good knowledge and application of these tools can always aid a trader in reaching well informed trading decisions. I have this preference of using Bollinger Bands in combination with RSI to spot overbought or oversold conditions and then start preparation for possible market reversal.

Day trading like every other form of trading is no guess work or gaming, but can actually end up being one if that's what the trader wants it to be. Trading of any type is risky, knowledge and skills are highly necessary less it becomes an instance why people say, trading is gambling.

For the meaning of day trading, it simply means a trader usually do not carry over his open positions to the following day, but closes them within 24 hours and in most cases with little profits, but since it can be done several times a day and done properly, the profits can add up.

I agree that the fewer the coins a trader is following, the more focused and up-to-date he stays - no need trying to be jack of all coins and master of none. The are many coins out there, but I suppose the choice of USDT here, must be because of its relative stability and especially the hedging opportunities it provides, when the market start spinning on its head and which it does quite often.

Btw OP, I don't see how the points highlighted are linked with the topic!

That's proffering a centralized solution for a decentralized problem - how would it ever work? Did you also pause to consider what would become of all those billion dollar in market capitalization should the whales be left behind? That would leave far behind where we are at the moment. I don't envy the whales, instead I'm fight to become one. Bitcoin needs more adoption and investments for any measure of stability to be achieved and not less.

I doubt there's still anyone country out there that is still struggling to understand Bitcoin and the huge potentials there is to it, but like we already know, governments and politicians do not support or pursue any course simply because the conviction that it bodes good for the people, unless they stand to gain far more from it. Beyond that, they would not allow it see the light of the day, unfortunately for them, Bitcoin was more than a match and legalization have turned out their best bet or they've lost it!

The emergence of ASIC already made it obvious that Bitcoin mining is not for all comers and so unless your drive is to support in upholding the Bitcoin network - I doubt, a more economic decision would be that of channeling your hashing power to mining a selection of altcoins and then having them exchanged subsequently to Bitcoin.

You're totally adrift and might want to refresh your mind the difference there is, between a national currency and a global currency!

Bitcoin has no need of becoming any countries national/local currency, but as for a global currency, it already is, regardless of what some countries feel about it as acceptance doesn't have to be 100% of all countries. With just the keys to your Bitcoin wallet, you can never be stranded or run out of cash any country you might find yourself, because you can always convert your Bitcoin to any local currency or at least to the U.S. dollar. What else then is a global currency?

Took you 3 whole weeks to response and on showing up, no explanation or apology! Is that a good sign for a serious business manager?

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No Bitcoin is likely never going to get legitimacy from all countries and especially the poor and developing ones because their leaders fear that they would likely lose control of the people and they will lose it anyway, because Bitcoin is here to stay and instead of being harmful to any country, would rather liberate any country from the fangs of fiat currencies.

It's so easy to see every problem as a nail, if the only tool one owns is a hammer! Day trading is a serious business and it's not particularly suitable for all comers, worst of all, those that believe in crystal balls! For us traders, day trading is doomed without good enough trading knowledge and skills.

I also think that the impact might not be so pronounced except FIFA makes an official declaration for the adoption of Bitcoin or if the community was proactive in coming up with ways to incentivized the buying of tickets, food, accommodation, etc with Bitcoin.

The reason Bitcoin is still open to market manipulations is not far fetched - it isn't well capitalized yet, so much so that the buying or selling by a whale or a group of them, immediately goes to impact on the market price. One major way to bring about stability in the price of Bitcoin, would be by getting more merchants to adopt and promote Bitcoin as against the presently situation of far more speculators in the community.

That is exactly how it works - Bitcoin leads, others follow! At any rate, discrepancies cannot be ruled out because these changes in price do not happen across all coins instantaneously and that is one reason the cryptomarket is always ripe for arbitrage trading.

I was observing the streaming of the prices of some coins and tokens and was startled to find some coins that actually offered little or nothing to the community, parading very impressive prices and I knew, it would be just some time and IOST token will climb to its rightfully position. In the meantime, I think we're looking at fortune with many of us not realizing it!