Hello crypto bros, today I want to share my thoughts on when it will be the best time to buy bitcoin. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that you shouldn't buy bitcoin right now, DCA is still the best tactic. But it's still good to know WHEN it will be the best time to safely invest money in bitcoin and be sure that it will probably go up from now on. But I won't be bothering you with TA analysis (that is probably wrong) and strange predictions, today we will just look at the facts. I'll start by saying that yes, I think we are still in the bear market and it's obvious that the economy is still suffering. And it's not a secret that bitcoin still didn't decouple from the NASDAQ so we should understand that if the economy goes down => bonds go down => bitcoin goes down too. So we still might see some down movements and maybe we will even see a new button because statistically something always breaks down after fed pivot.
So we can safely say that we will see a true bull run only when the economy will start recovering, but it can't happen until rates will start going down. That's why right now I think that we all should wait for the one single indicator: lowering of the rates. Bitcoin won't go up mediately, but it will mean that economy will start recovering => more money will go to the assets => and bitcoin and bonds will go up.
The only question is when will it happen? Well, if we look at how fast inflation is going down, I can assume that it will probably go down to the expected 3-4% in the Q4 of 2023. So I'm not expecting a bull run until 2024.
But again, I don't want you all to be bearish on bitcoin or selling it. For most people, DCA is enough to survive this crypto winter, but if you want to invest a lot of money in bitcoin, then I think it's better to wait until the signal we talked about.
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Hey there crypto enthusiasts! So, let's talk about when the best time to buy bitcoin might be. Of course, if you've got a long-term investment strategy, then DCA is still a solid option. But it's always good to have a general idea of when it might be the "safest" time to invest in bitcoin and potentially see a return. Now, I'm not going to dive into any complicated TA analysis or make wild predictions. Let's just look at the facts, okay? First of all, I think it's pretty clear that we're still in a bear market, and the economy as a whole is still struggling. And, as we all know, bitcoin hasn't fully decoupled from the NASDAQ yet, so if the economy takes a hit, it's likely that bonds will drop and bitcoin will follow suit. So, when can we expect a true bull run? Well, it all depends on when the economy starts to recover. And that won't happen until interest rates start to go down. That's why I think it's important to keep an eye on that single indicator: when interest rates start to decrease. Of course, a decrease in interest rates won't automatically result in a surge in bitcoin's value, but it will mean that the economy is on the upswing and more money will flow into assets, which will in turn benefit both bonds and bitcoin. As for when we might see interest rates start to decrease, based on the current inflation rate, I wouldn't be surprised if it dips to the expected 3-4% range by the end of 2023. So, my best guess is that we won't see a bull run until 2024. In conclusion, I don't want you all to be bearish on bitcoin or sell off your investments. For most people, DCA should be enough to weather this crypto winter. But if you're thinking about making a big investment in bitcoin, it might be wise to wait until we see that key indicator of interest rate decrease. |
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Having a wide range of games seems like the most important aspect for any casino. To remain profitable long term a casino needs to keep their existent playerbase happy and not only focus on getting new customers with new promotions and advertising. Introducing new games on a regular basis is one way to remain interesting and keep the customers excitet. Another way would be if a casino is doing something good with their earnings than we should support them. It's the same when choosing where to buy our clothes or our food, in case a company is supporting charities I would always choose them over a company that is only trying to get the most money for themselves. In my opinion any business that makes a lot of money should support people in need. I remember back in high school we had a tombola every year right before the summer break, where every student would gift one of his toys. The parents would then buy the tickets for the tombola and all the money was given to a different charity each year. This wasn't really a casino in the traditional sense but a good way too collect money for a good cause. It would be nice if lotteries would do something similar today. They could make a special promotion where all proceeds would go to a charity, this would create more demand as people are willing to pay more when it goes to a good cause. The main question is how legit the charity that receives the money is. There are big differences between charities as some are only paying out a very small amount of the money the get and use most of the money to pay high salaries to their employees.
Sure thing, I got ya! Variety is definitely key when it comes to casinos, they need to keep their customers entertained and coming back for more. Not just by offering new games, but also by doing good with their earnings. Supporting charities and giving back to the community is a great way to show that the casino is not just focused on making money, but also making a positive impact. I totally agree with you about choosing companies that support charitable causes. It feels good to know that our money is going towards something good, and it's definitely a factor to consider when making purchases. However, it's important to also do some research on the charity before making a contribution. As you mentioned, not all charities are created equal and it's crucial to make sure that the money is going towards a legitimate cause and not just lining the pockets of the organization's employees. |
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There is lot of old coin gonna be useless if they dont evolve to handle current trend and tech, most likely they wont, changing protocol need to rewrite from beginning so these coin gonna be forgotten and pumper likely they will create new coin
Only those projects that have an important role in the market remain while the rest will collapse and die. Might it happen to XRP or not, at least we are prepared about it and take action before it happens. If we are a long-term investor we make sure that we are not investing low-value or shit coins and much more not to keep hyped coins as no doubt that these projects will die first before Bitcoin and ETH dies. That is why we should also vigilant and check our portfolio from time to time so we are aware about the situation of our investment. Really huh? Then what about Shib, Ape, Doge. These are not that important but why they are still alive up until now? I guess that's because they have a big community and their members are supporting their favourite coins. They won't just let it go down. Those coin's don't have solid use cases and the only thing that their supporters can get about them is profit when someone rides their hype or when some influential people mention the coin as it will get the attention of their fans and the public making more people to FOMO. There are many people who hates XRP but I think XRP is better than the coins that I mentioned earlier. We should be careful though if we will consider this for long-term investment. Yes, you've got a point there. Coins like Shib, Ape, and Doge have managed to maintain their presence despite not having strong use cases because they have dedicated communities who support them. These communities help to keep the coins alive and keep their prices stable. However, the primary reason for their survival is hype and speculation. People are interested in these coins because they think they can make quick profits, and when influential figures mention these coins, it only adds fuel to the fire. In this sense, these coins are more like speculative assets rather than long-term investments. Regarding XRP, people have mixed opinions about it. While some may see it as a better investment option compared to the coins you mentioned, it's still important to approach any investment opportunity with caution and consider all factors before making a decision. It's always wise to do your own research and make informed investment decisions, especially when it comes to the long-term. |
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So risky to invest on new project but you also need to think that nothing will happen if we just let our money sleep so if you want to invest on new project then maybe the least thing you can do is to research the team background read their white paper then see if the project owner or the team itself have capabilities to fully implement the project according to their plan. Its very rare to spot a good project now so be careful always and don't listen to people hyping the project, always think properly on your investment.
Agreed, investing in a new project can be risky, but not investing at all also has its own risks, such as inflation eating away the value of your money. Doing thorough research on the team, their background, and their ability to execute the project plan is essential before investing. It is crucial to approach investment opportunities with caution and not get swayed by hype, always thinking critically and carefully about your investment decisions. |
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Whether you drink water or have a coffee is secondary, first thing is to take a break. When you're on the losing streak it is really hard to make a have control, because the mind will loss its temper and goes for higher bet. By the time we'll have a mind, we need to win what is being lost or loss everything. So gambling happens in an out-of-control manner.
It is a bad idea to try to recover a loss during the game section and that is the fastest way to lose more money since hitting the wrong g strings always prompt for more bets which will still lead to potential loss and this is not a good way to play. I accept with your idea of always taking a break from playing, anytime we see ourselves hitting the strings in the wrong direction, and in other to escape the emotional attempt and demand to recover the loss we need to set a stop to bet timer this can self-activated If you're feeling the urge to chase your losses while gambling, hold up a minute. That's a surefire way to end up losing even more money, trust me. Trying to win back what you've lost can be tempting, but it's a slippery slope, my friend. So, instead of going down that road, let's take a time-out. Yup, you heard me right. Give yourself a break from the gaming tables, take a step back, and chill. Let your mind clear and your emotions settle. Have a sip of water, go for a walk, or do whatever it takes to calm down. Gambling should be a fun experience, not something that causes you stress or anxiety. So, let's not get too caught up in trying to win big or make up for losses. Just enjoy the ride and remember, the house always wins in the long run. Don't let your emotions control you, take a break and come back fresh. |
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Maybe the increase in Shiba is not too significant for now and we don't know how Shiba will be in the future, especially after Shibarium is launched because I read that there will be a massive burning of Shiba. This might interest investors in buying more Shiba.
This is a good point which I wasn't aware of. I just bought it because of its connection to Doge which is why there is a small possibility that it could explode in the future just like Dogecoin. It's good if you have prepared it. Let's just hope that, once Shibarium launches, it explodes like Dogecoin and if that happens, we'll make a huge profit. Maybe I will also buy Shiba again after the correction in bitcoin to increase my existing number of Shiba. Oh yes, congratulations to the winners of the bitcoin prediction contest this time. You do deserve it. I'm still waiting for the next contest from BitCasino.io. Hopefully, BitCasino.io can grow more rapidly from now on and the team will become even more solid. Yes, preparation is key in investing. It's great that you have a plan in mind for Shiba. It's always exciting to see new cryptocurrencies emerge and potentially generate profits. As for buying during a correction, that can also be a smart strategy as long as you have thoroughly researched the market and have a well thought-out plan in place. Regarding the bitcoin prediction contest, congratulations to those who won. Participating in these contests can be a fun way to stay informed and engage with the crypto community. I hope BitCasino.io continues to grow and provide more opportunities for its users. It's always encouraging to see a company thriving and making progress. |
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What is the real difference between bull and bear market and how can one utilize them to make some good profits?
One good lesson I learned during multiple bull runs and bear runs I experienced before always takes profits. Since you want to make some good profits, always keep in mind that taking profits is always a good idea. Avoid marrying your coins, especially altcoins. As you can also notice there are lot of altcoins that are temporary, they only on the top during every cycle bullrun/bear run. First off, a bear market is a bummer. It's when the market is trending downward and things just aren't looking up. But, don't lose hope! This can actually be a great time to snag some sweet deals. Just keep your eyes peeled for those opportunities. Now, onto bull markets. These are the good times, man! The market is on the rise, and that means your portfolio could be growing by the minute. But, hold up, don't get too giddy. Make sure you're investing at the right time and not just jumping on the bandwagon because everyone else is. Here's the thing, in any market, it's crucial to take profits. I mean, you worked hard for your money, why not enjoy it, right? Just don't get too attached to your investments. Especially with altcoins, they can be here today and gone tomorrow. So, don't marry your coins, and keep your portfolio diversified. In short, always keep an eye out for opportunities, invest wisely, and don't be afraid to take profits. Good luck out there! |
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Guys, I want to THANK YOU ALL who have been supporting us and believing in us! It has been a great journey and we never had so much traffic as we do now. Thank you for all the suggestions and feedback! Whole blackjack.fun got developed this way. By listening You. Based on this we have a very BIG SURPRISE for you in start of the next week.  , I love surprises and i cant wait to see what this one is all about, But let me just quickly guess what this surprise is likely to be , since this announce is directed to the Bitcointalk alone, I want to believe the surprise is specifically for Bitcointalk users, So the surprise could likely be a wager bonus, that is to wager a certain amount of money set by blackjack and receive a money price(bonus) for doing so.. THis is my guess and if it be correct, I hope the wager requirement would be decent enough so every body can participate, not just for the high rollers. The success of any casino is the maintaining of their reputation in the forum and beyond. Mostly in the monetary part of their dealings with customers, gamblers and others who can recommend you when you do well to them and can also spoil your name if your withheld their wins and other fraudulent activities. Reputation is the paramount cornerstone that determines the long standing or collapse of any business, it is not likened to gambling casino alone, and reputation is also reputation, whether monetary or other aspects does not really matter, if a casino loses its reputation in any other aspect that is still not related to money, customers will still complain, and ones customers start complaining about any business, that business will automatically start losing customers and potential customers which would still lead to collapse in the long or short run. So businesses, not just casinos alone, must strive to keep their reputations in good standing always Yo, let me tell you something real quick - reputation is everything! I mean, it's the backbone of any business, man. And, I'm not just talking about casinos, no sir. Any business, big or small, online or brick and mortar, needs to keep their reputation on point. You see, it's not just about the money. It's about how people feel about your business - the customer satisfaction, transparency, and all that good stuff. Cause, let me tell you, if the people start talking and the complaints start rolling in, that's when the trouble starts. Customers will bail, potential customers will steer clear, and before you know it, you're in hot water. So, listen up businesses, keep your rep on lock, always! It's the only way to stay afloat and keep the customers coming back for more. |
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to avoid too much technical jargon..
bitcoin 2009 was a simple payment system
from A to B
where the keys to sign permission of A were just lengthy numbers(private key)
and where the "addresses"(public key) of A and B were basic lengths of what looked like random characters not east to vocally speak out loud or right down
since then: new features have evolved
use of QR codes made it easy to read/copy addresses without had writing.typing it out manually
things like deriving the private key in multiple ways. such as word phrase libraries. making it easier to write down the key by just writing down 12 words..
also those keys can have a nonce(number/salt) added where by 12 words creates a master key which then allows 1000 keypairs generated from that one master key
meaning you can control 1000 addresses from one key
also
where addresses can be a combined address of multiple keys allowing multiple owners to co-sign for funds (multisig)
just those things alone allow for people to set up "family trusts" "escrows" "joint accounts" "off shore banking" (sorry for abusing fiat banking terms, but its for easy description not for categorisation specifically/technically)
where funds can be, not only linked via one persons signature.. but also if using multisig can be were X chosen people can co-operate and combine their keys to produce a combined address, and all have ability to co-sign funds. and where it does not need lawyers/bank managers to set up these processes, people can be their own bank
people can have 1000's of addresses each managed by one master key to send/receive funds or can have a dozen people involved in managing one address
......
other evolutions are
when it was CPU mining the costs of a block were pennies
this evolved to GPU mining meaning the difficulty competition of mining increased meaning the cost increased,
then pooling(syndicate) the work load to increase the competition thus the cost to solve
this helped raise the base value to which the market price discrovery premeum above value then pushed the market price up for those that didnt want to work for coin but just wanted to buy it
then asics came along and evolved in the competition cost thus further helped push up the base value which pushed up minimal levels of market prices
(along with the block reward halvings)
other features evolved such as locking value up for lengths of time
this allowed people to secure funds from for instance their teenage kids getting inheritance early.. or whereby using that locked value. it can be used to then produce sub networks that use that reference to create sub tokens that can be used elsewhere on other networks
politically bitcoin change in its definition legally
2009-2014 it was digital property
2014-2016 it was digital currency
2017-2021 it was digital asset
2022-20++ it was digital commodity
which changed things from not being regulated to being regulated at the businesses/services edges, to now political regulators trying to decide where their jurisdictions cross over and begin or end
bitcoin 2011 changed from a payment system of just half a dozen businesses
alpaca socks, bitcoin cupcakes, 1 exchange. faucets
bitcoin 2023 has MILLIONS of businesses and services using it/involved in it
there is alot more that has happened but thats just some highlights
Whoa, what a ride it's been for Bitcoin since its launch in 2009! It all started as a simple payment system that was just A to B transactions. The private keys were just lengthy numbers and the public addresses were random characters that were tough to read or write down. But over time, new features have evolved that have made it so much more than just a payment system. For starters, the use of QR codes made it easy to read and copy addresses without manually typing them out. And the way private keys are generated has also become easier, with word phrase libraries and the ability to derive the private key from just 12 words. And with multisig, multiple people can co-sign for funds, allowing for things like family trusts, escrows, joint accounts, and even their own form of off-shore banking. Another big change has been the evolution of mining. It started with CPU mining, which was cheap, then GPU mining made it more competitive and costly, and then pooling and ASICs further increased the competition and cost. These changes helped to raise the base value and push up market prices. Bitcoin has also evolved politically, starting out as just digital property, then becoming a digital currency, then a digital asset, and now a digital commodity. This has resulted in regulations changing from being at the business and service level to political regulators trying to figure out where their jurisdiction starts and ends. Finally, the adoption of Bitcoin has skyrocketed since its early days. In 2011, it was just a handful of businesses using it, but now in 2023, millions of businesses and services are involved. It's amazing to see how much has changed in just a few short years. |
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I never like the idea of allocating some investment into new coins not to talk about an existing coin that is already doing well in the market because this current market season is also determined by the trend the Bitcoin market showcases and the last time I checked the percentage of altcoin that always losing in their value easily is 99%, not 90% because the altcoin market are always highly manipulated.
As you said, it is better to play safe and DCA in Bitcoin than waiting to have big capital.
In my opinion, bitcoin is the guide in this market and also the most sustainable measure in the market. Yes, bitcoin is always a must-have when building a portfolio but a new altcoin means that it has been active and active for 1-2 years then it is still new will be a form of potential still an opportunity good opportunity to invest but finding good new altcoin is not easy. When Bitcoin goes up, altcoins will also experience the same thing and vice versa, but that doesn't mean we only need to focus on the movement of Bitcoin, it's not enough, to find potential new altcoins is not easy indeed and it requires in-depth research. Let me tell you something. It's true that Bitcoin sets the trend for the crypto market and its rise often leads to a rise in altcoins. But, it's not wise to just focus on Bitcoin, you gotta do your own research and dig deep to find those hidden gems in the altcoin market. Finding a new potential altcoin takes work, but it could be worth it in the long run. Don't just blindly follow the crowd, be a smart investor and do your due diligence. |
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Bitcoin halving is characterised by price boom and this is a general believe of some bitcoiners and members of this forum.
My greatest fear is; what if 2024 halving comes and go without any kind of bull run? Don't you think that there will be a serious problem and panic in the industry?
This is because 2024 halving is the greatest available hype that can move the market. Besides that, I don't see any possible wave that can move Bitcoin to a new ATH. Unless US government will have to make BTC a legal tender.
Nothing to be afraid of, regardless of whatever happens in 2024, i think it makes no sense to start to worry over the unknown, what be the outcome of the price of bitcoin after 2024's halving is not in our hands to control, neither is there any body out there that controls it, if 2024 halving come and go without a bull run, bitcoin remains bitcoin and nothing will change that, those who would sell would sell and those would buy would buy, life will continue to go on and bitcoin will continue to make money for those who know their way around trading. Alright, let me break it down for you. There's no need to get all freaked out about what might happen in 2024 with the halving. The truth is, no one has a crystal ball and we don't know what the future holds. So, instead of losing sleep over something that's beyond our control, let's focus on what we can control. And even if the halving doesn't go exactly as planned, it's not the end of the world. Bitcoin will still be rockin' and rollin', providing opportunities for those who know how to play the game. So why waste our time and energy worrying about something that might not even happen? Let's keep our heads up and keep moving forward. In a nutshell, don't worry, be happy! |
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Although the whole market is red, I'm very much afraid of holding ETH now. In my opinion, ETH was fluctuated to its ATH when people were more interested investing in ICO. Nowadays ICO is almost dead. That is why it has less demand. I don't think it will get another ATH soon.
What's your thoughts on it?
Ethereum is still best for a long term hold. So if you've been holding it for a long time, you already know how it moves. The price or even the market situation might be shakey right now but we all know that Ethereum has a strong foundation already so panicking or doubting won't help. Just like Bitcoin, ETH is also unpredictable yet it could surprise us as BTC strikes high in the future. ETH price will usually depend a lot on Bitcoin price rise but I think it is only a matter of time as the value of Bitcoin has remained very stable until now. If news comes out of Ethereum 2.0 then it is definitely very important news for this market and the price of Ethereum could surpass the $500 mark. Of course, this is still only my personal prediction and everything depends entirely on the market and investor sentiment. |
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I am not an idealistic trader, I like to sell when it is profitable...
my strategy for not losing when trades -> not to sell below the buy price. I've tried to be a day trader but I can't profit because I don't have much time in front of the laptop and are too busy in the real world so I choose to become a trader who will only sell when it makes a profit.
I am just like you and don't have much time to track that coin at all times. In my opinion, it is possible to switch to short-term investment as this is a very popular way for busy people and you should set a sell price after buying as this will help you to avoid a lot of risks. However, you need to choose the most appropriate time to invest because if you choose the wrong time, you will definitely lose a lot. |
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Check out sushi though some controversies i still think is still cheap after the whole drama. If it hopefully pick up then I think it will be really good
You need to be incredibly careful many of those coins are just pump and dump coins and nothing more, yes sushi pumped hard and guess what? Now it has collapsed just as hard, if it is a good project and the developers are willing to work in it for years then it could give profits once again, but it seems there is some drama going on and if the developers prefer to just leave then the project could disappear during the next year leaving a bunch of people with bags that are worth nothing. Before investing in any project, it's important to check carefully and if you are an early investor you still have a chance to make a big profit. I invested in sushi project last week and was lucky enough to sell at the highest price so I am a lucky person to be able to escape. After the developer of sushi sells all the coins I think the coin will no longer be as popular as it used to be and the value will definitely decrease. |
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altcoin season has arrived, but indeed not all altcoin has increased to 100x like in 2017, we are already different,
of course there are many supporting factors, but if BTC dominates at 40% I am sure many altcoins will go up
In my opinion, this is only the beginning of the altcoin season and will need more time because the market is still very volatile now. I think the best way now is to be patient because the possibility of the altcoin season coming back is quite possible. However, it will depend on the value of Bitcoin and if the coin can reach $13,000 this month then all the coins will go up together. |
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$1 price does still need 4x on the current price and we know that it wont really be simple.We might see some price pumps now but can we sure that there's no huge sell-offs on resistances? Previously i never thought it is even possible for anyone to call for a valuation of $1 for ripple but things are changing and there is more investment coming in even if they have premined millions of coins, either the investors are not aware of these and investing heavily or they are trying to have a leverage and pump the coin to make a big profit. If Ripple price can reach $1, the value of Bitcoin needs to reach a minimum of $17,000 because this is the price that can cause the price of XRP to rise again. However, I still cannot be sure of anything because the current situation is still very risky and investors should also be careful when buying XRP because this coin has a huge supply. I don't encourage you to buy this coin and should choose more potential coins such as BCH, ETH, DASH because these are 3 coins with good growth and more suitable for you to hold. |
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Investing in crypto is really amazing, you can earn a big amount of profit if you invest in a right coin or token with the right timing. But be sure to have patience for not all of the tokens or coin are fast moving sometimes it takes a year before you get the right timing and maybe by that time you will get bored, patienceis really important in crypto.
indeed patience is the key, also deep research is needed before we put our money in this industry but remember always think about the risk my friend, as you said above crypto investments is profitable if we can choose the right coin, but the risk is higher if we comparing with the others A lot of people talk about patience but I think this is not necessary for investment and it will only suit the bull market. Look at the fact that investors are now only interested in profits and they will usually sell when they have made a profit from the coin. The current trend is not for patience and is only suitable for coins in the top 10 of CMC. Of course, I just prefer to make a profit immediately and do not like long-term investments because it takes a lot of time for me. |
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Nobody can actually tell you whether a project will be profitable or not but am sure there will be plenty to tell you whether its good or not and Yeah it will be better to check out Some good IEOs from trusted Exchange that had successful IEOs Kucoin for example and then check Coinmarketcap once in a while
Investing in IEO is a choice that many investors believe in, but I recommend you only choose large exchanges like Binance, Kucoin, Huobi, Gate, Okex, Bitmax, Bittrex, Bibox because these are the 8 biggest exchanges in this market and can guarantee a high return for investors. Of course, any project will need to be thoroughly researched because not all projects are good and sometimes you can still be at risk. |
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