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Do you think Google ranking factors are still relevant to SEO in 2019? In this article, https://ideasplusbusiness.com/25-google-ranking-factors/, the author believes that Google is using those factors to rank a site or page. But, I think that it's way more than that. No one actually knows Google ranking factors. We just guess and pretend that we do. In my opinion, I think it's better to create quality contents, promote them on social media and wait for them to rank. Am I wrong? |
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We can't rule out the role of journalists in the cryptocurrency markets. They are in one way or the other responsible for some of the FUD and FOMO which affects Bitcoin and altcoins. However, it is quite shocking to know that most of these journalists are forbidden by their employers to HODL any cryptocurrency. I found this on the Twitter page of @CZ_Binance today: I learned most journalists are forbidden by their employers to hodl any crypto. Should they be forbidden to own fiat if they write about trade-wars? So now, we have journalists who have never done a single blockchain transaction writing/"teaching the public" about blockchain. https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/989818863138336768Do you think these set of journalists have the rights to talk about Bitcoin giving the public the wrong perception of what Bitcoin is and is not? Or is it possible to truly understand cryptocurrency without being part of the cryptosphere? |
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Thank you for your efforts in coming up with this analysis.
I don't know if I should agree or disagree with you because in the past weeks (or even months), no one seems to be getting the prediction right anymore. The bearish market is making everyone look like noobs in the cryptospace. Technical analysis are good but it's still basically influenced by fundamental analysis.
Good analysis all the same. Let's hope that the market will agree with you on this in the coming weeks.
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There are so many out there. It all depends on what you're looking for. Try exploring Changelly, Blocktrades, shapeshift, and other similar websites. Blocktrades has an external api you can call to. Not sute about the others. Just look around. These are the ones I can come up with off my head. You can also brows through github repo for inspirations. All the best in your projects.
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As wise as your decision to sell your land to buy Bitcoin might look, it's a bad move. A very bad move. Bitcoin is volatile and highly unstable. That been said, hold on to your Bitcoin. Don't panic sell at a loss. Be strong. The sun will soon shine again.
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I know that it's possible to manipulate prices but I am not sure if it's possible for one person to do this. A lot of factors need to be considered if one person is to get any rally going. It's not impossible to do but the possibility is 0.5. It's a 50/50 thing.
Another possibility is that some people might want to lay claim to some things so as to appear smart or trend.
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Any city has the right to issue warning to its occupants about Bitcoin mining if it deemed it fit. This statement is subjective and can be abused. That's the bitter truth. Unfortunately, that's also the type of world we live in. So if they issue a mining warning, then they must have (presumptuous) evaluated the long term effects and benefits on the city.
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You don't get access to all the private keys of the Bitcoin addresses on a centralized exchange. These exchanges alone have access to your private keys. The possibility of your address been previously used is there but I don't think it's happening.
If your Bitcoin address is already in use, then you'll have access to its past transactions on the blockchain. Just check to confirm. Don't forget that the blockchain is A PUBLIC LEDGER THAT CONTAINS THE DETAILS OF ALL PAST AND PRESENT TRANSACTIONS.
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I read part of the post and it lead me on a journey to reading other articles that are enlightening. There's so much knowledge hidden in your article which is not something to be rushed. I'm still relatively new in the cryptosphere but am learning at a fast pace. I should come back to make a more meaningful comment when I'm done reading your post and fully understand your protocol. Thank you for sharing and adding to my knowledge. All the best.
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Here's my thought process. Bitcoin is the king of cryptocurrency. That's why we have Bitcoin and altcoins. Bitcoin is Bitcoin. Same name. No change. Ethereum, Litecoin, and the other cryptocurrencies are referred to as altcoins because they are not Bitcoin. When Bitcoin moons, altcoins moons. When Bitcoin dips, altcoins dips. Just think about this and tell me whether the number position will ever change. Bitcoin is the undisputed king and no altcoin is taking that place anytime soon.
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Remember this saying "what goes up must come down?". It happens in the cryptosphere too. Dips are normal in the cryptospace. It doesn't necessarily mean that there has to be a FUD before Bitcoin dips. The market is all about greens and reds trying to balance themselves out. Don't be alarmed. Just enjoy the ride.
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So as to be liquid. If you need money to meet your immediate needs and you have some Bitcoin, then, you have no option than to convert your BTC to USD. This is one of the reasons why I convert Bitcoin to dollars.
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Before you consider to hold or not to hold BTC, you must think about your long term goal. If your goal is to make profit, then you must realize that there are no incentives to the moon. In any case, holding has its own risks and not holding has its own risks too. Be prepared.
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Start with learning about the history of Bitcoin. Then, read the original Bitcoin whitepaper. When you do this, then move on to learning about the units of Bitcoin and how to trade Bitcoin. Then, you can take it up from there by getting practical. Buy your first Bitcoin and keep it safe. Something I've come to realize Bitcoin is that you have to continue improving on your knowledge every day.
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I must confess, getting all the tasks for the airdrop completed is not a child's play. I had to make sure I follow all your instructions to the letter even when it wasn't convenient for me. Good job on that.
I can see this project striking some chords in the global trading scene. May the odds be in your favour.
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 Updates:We are now listed on Idex, Acceleratorx & Forkdelta exchanges.We have signed up for several new exchanges and will update everyone as we get more informationOur Crowdsale is officially over  We did not raise as much as we had planned for our crowdsale. We believe that the cause is not spending the required time and resources on: - PR sites/Crypto News Sites - Getting Listed on ICO sites Providing Enough information about our Team in BitcoinTalk from the start, and marketing/advertising much earlier in the start of our ICO than we did.
The good news is that the project will continue to move forward  The bulk of the crowdsale funding was meant to support the Treasury to give us a good base floor for the price of each RAVE that we back fast-track our progress and speed on the project. The better news is that during this fundraising time, we have built up a great community of holders who believe in this project, and have helped us have over 9800 Holders of RAVE tokens. Question For The Community:The crowdsale (50 million tokens) was also meant to solve the problem token distribution (to remove fears of PnDs). In our whitepaper, we said that whatever remained would go back to the treasury, but since so little has been purchased, we want to hear from you. Should we:A) Keep it in the treasury as written B) Use the Tokens to Create more Bounties, Contests, & Airdrop opportunities? Thank you for the update. You should do the two. The most important thing is to continue with the project and see it to completion. Also, try as much as possible to create more awareness for the project. Most people are skeptical about the success of the project. This is the time to silence them and prove them wrong. |
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To hold or to sell Bitcoin depends on your risk tolerance. If you desperately need to be liquid and have no other alternative, I'll advice you to sell. What's the point in having money that you can't spend? If you have other means of income and you're not directly dependent on your Bitcoin profits, then HODL. Whatever you decide, ultimately, it's your choice to make.
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I am trying to understand this project but just couldn't. I got the tokens for free via airdrop but I still don't understand what this project is all about. Can anyone please explain it in simple English?
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Real money is controlled by the government. Bitcoin is controlled by the people. Real money is prone to embezzlement but Bitcoin is not because it's built on the blockchain which is a ledger of public transactions accessible by anyone.
Bitcoin can function as both a digital asset and a currency. Real money can only function as a currency.
The technology that supports Bitcoin is open source i.e. anyone can learn it and improve on it. The technology that supports real money is hidden but revealed to only a certain set of people who control it.
I hope this answers your question.
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