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1  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Must Read: Scams disguised as premium signal groups/channel on: November 10, 2023, 06:14:16 PM
Signal providers are scammers and nothing more that we can call them.
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I think you have to be careful with generalizations here.

Yeah, we must generalize to such an extent that absolutely no ground of disguised pump and dump scammers are left outside.
Every single one of those so-called signal groups is a scam, either by tricking newbies to buy subscriptions to garbage or tricking them to buy a ton of useless shitcoins just so the scammers can dump their load on them.

It makes no sense to run such a channel...

AcTuAlLy (makin fun of myself there)...although I agree MOST are scammers/schemers, I just joined one that's kinda cheap that I've been wanting to get into for many years. She's VERY good, and posts data on all the trades, with profit/loss stats for each trade. She also tells you where to put stop loss, and different targets for exit, so it's not just like "buy this coin now!" kinda pump n dump. Her TA is top notch & she has a HUGE following on X (I know that's not an indicator) but she's kinda a big deal, with a team & magazine & movie even I think & does give some free signals on X where you can see her TA is GOOD.

I'm kinda new here as far as posting & am not sure of exact rules, so don't think I can give her name or link to her site...that's NOT my aim....and won't tell you if you ask, even though I do have referral code, cuz this (bitcointalk) is the only site I lurk on to get good info about crypto & I don't wanna jeapordize it. Though if someone w/good merit assures me I can say her name, I will only give you her very commonly used first name & you can find her w/a little effort.

I just wanna say there are some really good ones. I've been in crypto since 2016, though I still feel like a newb...and lost a bit trading like a degen. But I did that to myself, not cuz I followed others' coin recommendations [well, not technically...though I did flw high quality accts on X & would DYOR before making purchase (usually LOL)]. And then I'd get emotionally attached to coins, so this TA group is what I need so I just follow their rules accord. to her TA signals that show where to put SL & 1-8 profit targets. When you always get out of a trade at approx. 3% SL but almost all trades are exited w/minimum 5-10% (oft way more) profit, with very few being at a loss, then you win...cuz her TA is tops.
2  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: AML/KYC Explained on: November 10, 2023, 05:38:40 PM
QUESTION 1: What country should I put my location to that pretty much all non-KYC (and even KYC) exchanges will allow?

Folks on another forum said Gibraltar or Cayman, my VPN doesn't have those as options. Sad
Would Spain or Singapore be good countries to use that most exchanges allow?

TMI:
[I need to get onto non-KYC exchanges & think using a VPN should be used cuz even non-KYC exchanges often insist you are not from certain countries.

I don't have dedicated isp, or however you phrase it, but have a regular vpn (a good encrypted one), and am hoping that will be good enough even if the exchange(s) detect vpn usage.]



QUESTION 2:[/b] I'm looking for exchanges that are legit, have decent liquidity, and don't require KYC.

I've been told okx, bybit & primexbt are good. Any others?

TMI:
[I haven't ventured to dexes yet. Got kicked off binance, now kicked out of kucoin, so I'm tired of kyc b.s. cuz I wanna trade smaller coins & do margin. Is that so wrong? Argh!]



If anyone answers, I'd appreciate a link to your source if it's from a well known, reputable site. Only if it's not too much trouble...if you don't have link, I still appreciate answers, as that will give me something to research further. [I've spent hours trying to figure this out but get inundated w/info overload--know what I mean?]

Thx in advance! Mwah!  Kiss
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