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1061  Local / Русский (Russian) / Re: [ЛOГ] Пoльзoвaтeли, пoвыcившиe cвoй paнг - Пoздpaвлeния! on: June 29, 2023, 04:18:50 PM
Похвально конечно что ты попытаешься Ратимова догнать, но это просто невозможно Grin

Так я и не имел себя ввиду. Я особо и не стремлюсь к этому. Это пожелание для всех.

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Желаю всем добраться до такой же цифры в ваших профилях, и конечно же больше. Всё-таки есть стимул двигаться вперёд, догонять Ratimov'a

Эти два предложения связаны.

1062  Local / Русский (Russian) / Re: [ЛOГ] Пoльзoвaтeли, пoвыcившиe cвoй paнг - Пoздpaвлeния! on: June 27, 2023, 07:27:56 PM
Спасибо всем за поздравления. Честно говоря не ожидал Smiley Ну, понятно, можно и не говорить о том, что этого результата я достиг благодаря всем тем, кто по достоинству оценивал мои посты и топики. Это и так понятно. Для меня это событие особо приятно в преддверии моего шестилетнего юбилея на форуме. Желаю всем добраться до такой же цифры в ваших профилях, и конечно же больше. Всё-таки есть стимул двигаться вперёд, догонять Ratimov'a

1063  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: GALA - realistic bull prediction? on: June 27, 2023, 07:06:58 PM
So far GALA is doing poorly, but at the beginning of the year there was a good chance to earn in the medium term. If you buy now, there is a chance to earn something. Those who bought in 2021 at 40-60 cents should be patient, because it may happen that this coin will never show the same price values again. Among altcoins, it is quite common to find assets that get stuck in a certain price range for a long time.
1064  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Whats going on with Bitcoin Cash BCH? on: June 27, 2023, 06:39:53 PM
Why this is happening is of course impossible to say, but maybe should we learn something about this for the future, i will check this up for the close future.  Smiley

Could say. This is because someone sees a good opportunity to rock this market and make a quick profit. Market makers may have seen that the BCH market is pretty easily manipulated at this point and decided to take advantage of it. Nothing just happens in the financial markets. If some asset shows a disharmonious growth or decline, it means that someone needs it and someone organized it all in his favor.
1065  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: 🚀 Exciting Prediction: Ethereum's All-Time High by January 15, 2024! 📈 on: June 27, 2023, 06:13:46 PM
It's not going to happen on that date, don't even try to speculate on that prediction. Large-cap assets such as ETH and BTC cannot update their ATH in such a short period of time because the market has not yet had time to normalize after a long bear cycle. For the market to go storming back to its former ATH, long preparation and the hoarding effect are needed. By 2024, the market won't be able to muster as much strength to reach its ATH.
1066  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What tips you will give to a new investor to identify scam projects early ? on: June 27, 2023, 05:39:49 PM
This is why I check the people behind it, if there is a project with people who have been good for a while, then I would understand that it is also quite similar for the next project. If those people worked on different projects before and made some money, that means it is going to be quite great for the next one as well.

So, bunch of people who worked in maybe over a dozen different projects as part of something, then could become a bigger deal and make a profit later on as well if they end up building something together. This is why I believe that we should be careful about it, I know that it is not going to end up being that terrible but it is also not going to be that amazing neither if we are not careful. Always look at the team, that always matters.

It is in such development teams that large capitals most often invest money. If the project has financing rounds, it means that the developers there are experienced and have some portfolio of their past developments. The higher the level of venture funds is, the more experienced the development team is. Funds also take risks into account, because no one is likely to invest a lot of money in a team without experience.
1067  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which campaign is better? Bounty campaign or Signature campaign? on: June 27, 2023, 05:36:29 PM
I think it depends on what the prospects you've for the project are. I know there are shrewd investors who lurk on this forum for projects to invest in. Such investors are going to take projects that run their adverts here more serious than projects they stumble on Twitter, IG, Facebook or even Telegram. In the past, many people picked projects they invested in from Twitter & co until they started realising most of those projects were scam. I think that sort of scared so many off investing in things they see on those social media. However, if you ever choose to make it strictly a bounty campaign; make sure to make the payment in stable coin on a weekly and not stake based. That way you will get handles that are very much active with great stats for engagement, not just accounts that will post without others viewing and reading what they've posted.

There is just as much publicity for scam projects here. It would be naive to think that on a site where scams are not moderated, there will be fewer scam projects. They even manage to advertise scams that pay in bitcoins here, and you can't even remember about advertising campaigns with payment in tokens. The percentage of scams there has always been extremely high.
1068  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What tips you will give to a new investor to identify scam projects early ? on: June 26, 2023, 04:58:41 PM
A new investor will have a hard time following hints to identify scam projects, because everything is new to him. He won't have any measures to compare one coin to another, because he doesn't know anything yet. For that reason, I would advise him to start investing only in Bitcoin. And only when he gets used to it and experienced about conversations involving altcoins I would suggest him to select some altcoins for his portfolio, following the guidelines mentioned by OP on this thread.

Some things can't be rushed. Time is needed until the investor learns and understands the difference between a promising and unfavorable coin/token, until he learns what is a coin, token, stablecoin, memecoin and their respective features such as PoW, PoS... If you supply too much information at same time, trying to help, he will just get confused.

That's a very good observation. Indeed, in the first year of learning cryptocurrencies, I would advise any newcomer to stay away from altcoins and from trading. It is almost 100% the way to lose money. At the same time, I don't advise anyone to buy bitcoin until you have a basic understanding of bitcoin and the crypto market in general. Buying any asset without any prior knowledge always results in losing money, even if the asset is called bitcoin.
1069  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: June 26, 2023, 04:25:03 PM
This project has several factors that should alert any experienced investor.

  • The smart contract is deployed in the BSC network, where the largest number of different scam tokens appear
  • The token is launched on some dubious lunchpad
  • The coin is listed on some unknown exchange

How many of these gold-backed tokens have already tried to conquer the market? One more?

Third factor: PancakeSwap is not that unknown, is it? You may say that there are 99% of scam tokens on Pancakeswap, but that's a different argument. PancakeSwap is very well known, and you can trust that exchange.

I can not fully trust PancakeSwap due to the fact that this exchange has already been hacked once, after that my trust in it disappeared. I also can not trust projects that are listed on PancakeSwap and nowhere else. From my personal observations, most of these projects are low-liquidity junk tokens that no one wants. So why are they so often concentrated on the PancakeSwap exchange? It's very simple, because of the ease of listing on this platform, anyone can place their coin there and completely anonymously. Perfect conditions for scammers of all kinds.
1070  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Introducing Altcoin (ATC), Ethereum's alternative to Bitcoin on: June 26, 2023, 03:35:08 PM
Altcoin (ATC) brings the best features of Bitcoin to the Ethereum network, offering holders an alternative digital currency built on the most robust ecosystem in the space. Altcoin is Ethereum's answer to Bitcoin, as it provides the same fixed supply of 21 million, allowing for ATC to serve as the store of value asset and digital cash for the Ethereum network. ATC is completely decentralized, with a renounced contract, no VCs or team tokens, and no control over it by any centralized entity.

Another decent alternative to Ethereum and Bitcoin, but not having the same properties as these 2 major cryptocurrencies. It is funny how different shitcoins try to parasitize on famous projects and refer to them. Altcoin (ATC) is not the answer, it is a parody and a copycat, call things by their proper names. The beauty of bitcoin is not that it has a fixed supply of 21,000,000 coins, which you copy in your project. Its beauty is in complete decentralization, which you definitely do not have, because Altcoin (ATC) has a developer, who can control the project, including for his own purposes.
1071  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which campaign is better? Bounty campaign or Signature campaign? on: June 26, 2023, 02:29:40 PM
I think the better one is the signature campaign and it will target the real users. When it comes to bounty campaigns, anyone who can create multiple accounts can participate. So this is not good for the project long run.

This is where all sorts of problems lie when choosing a specific solution. If we choose a signature campaign, we minimize the use of bots, but we reduce the spread of the project, the number of participants involved and increase the budget. Large-scale campaigns are very expensive. If we choose a bounty, we increase the risk of bots, but the budget decreases and the spread of the project increases. The golden mean is extremely difficult to find, especially if you have limited resources for the campaign.
1072  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Do meme coins have a future? on: June 26, 2023, 01:46:18 PM

Bullish is on the way and memecoin will likely be the main actor to start bullish, because that also happens in 2020 to 2021,
where memecoin experiences a quick pump to the moon, and after that the altcoin season starts,
so we have to choose memecoin first and I suggest it's in Floki, because Floki has a good future.

Weird analytics. I have two questions.

  • What makes you think we have a bull run coming soon?
  • What makes you think FLOKI has a good future?

Most memcoins, especially those that parasitize on known coins, have no future at all.
1073  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Trump Coin ($dtc) is starting to move. on: June 26, 2023, 01:42:53 PM
This coin has huge potential!

#TumpCoin, @TrumpCoinDTC, $DTC

Contract:  0xAb8c98491816FEde394582f7758A5eFfeb4368d7

Another attempt to cash in on a famous name that has nothing to do with Trump himself? Coins like this will always be in potential fraud status. Trump, as far as I know, only launches NFT collections, all other crypto projects have nothing to do with him, and therefore are created to speculate on a famous personality, nothing more.
1074  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: TAMADOGE to $1 soon? on: June 25, 2023, 04:08:13 PM
How I love it when someone opens another memcoin topic and puts a highly unrealistic prediction there Smiley $1 is too high a price for this memcoin and it is unlikely to reach that price. Despite the fact that memcoin has a solid distribution and is traded on very large exchanges, it is unlikely to be a good catalyst for growth. It is likely that by the next bull run, this memcoin will at most be able to show a rise of 10 or 20 cents, but no more. In general, the chart looks more like a classic pump and dump scam.

I am aware a market price of $1 is an unrealistic prediction for a "meme" coin like TAMADOGE. After all, there are too many coins in circulation. Not only that, but the coin also lacks utility. I've only said about the possibility of TAMADOGE going to $1 in the future due to the hype surrounding "meme" coins. All it needs is someone (particularly a celebrity) to endorse it, and prices should "pump" all the way to the moon.

One thing about TAMADOGE is that it has fun play to earn games. I guess that will keep market demand from going all the way down the drain. With so many "meme" coins out there, it's hard to predict which one will "pump" next. You could lose more money than what you'll earn in the long run. Who knows how long TAMADOGE will last? Smiley

Indeed, it is worth finding some opinion leader and the coin can rise sharply, but what is more profitable, to accelerate the price of an already released project or still to launch a completely new project, distribute the proposal among the right people and launch the token price into space? Something tells me that the second option is more profitable, considering the fact that launching a new memcoin is not at all problematic and requires minimal effort. I read somewhere on the forum that such tokens are created in a couple of minutes.
1075  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold-Backed cryptocurrency with Passive Income on: June 25, 2023, 03:22:31 PM
This project has several factors that should alert any experienced investor.

  • The smart contract is deployed in the BSC network, where the largest number of different scam tokens appear
  • The token is launched on some dubious lunchpad
  • The coin is listed on some unknown exchange

How many of these gold-backed tokens have already tried to conquer the market? One more?
1076  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Before investing on meme coin or shitcoins consider this. on: June 25, 2023, 03:15:45 PM
You've made your stance clear on meme coins: risky, whimsical, and basically a roll of the dice. True, they might bring profit to the surfers of the hype wave, but its a tightrope walk. Yet, isnt investing always a gamble? Be it stocks, bonds, even gold, they all carry inherent risks. Granted, their swings aren't as fierce as meme coins, but the mantra is identical: buy at the dip, sell at the peak.

You advocate for safer, high-yield coins with credible histories. But, isnt the reward typically proportional to risk? While I'm not championing meme coins, outright dismissal isnt justified. They've minted fortunes. Maybe, rather than shunning them, mastering their rules of the game could be a wiser move.

So you're seriously trying to compare conservative investing to gambling? That's wrong and not serious. Conservative investing contains minimal risks and no serious capital would increase its risks by stuffing its portfolio with coins like memcoins, NFT, Game-Fi, etc. It's the same situation in stocks. A portfolio consisting of blue chips and a portfolio consisting of cheap stocks cannot be called identical portfolios which involve risks. There are risks everywhere, even in the safest investments, but the degree of this risk varies greatly. The lower the risk, the more professional your portfolio is.
1077  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Difference between pi and bitcoin on: June 25, 2023, 02:05:13 PM
Hello guys,I learnt that pi network is a crytocurrency that is beneficial in the community ecosystem that you can mine with,I want to know their clarified differences and if the pi network and bBTC does same functions.

Are you seriously trying to compare some next shiatcoin to bitcoin? Bitcoin has the strongest reputation as a reliable asset with strong fundamentals and applications ranging from mining to institutional investments. Pi Network has none of this, you shouldn't compare altcoin and bitcoin. Bitcoin is a currency, an investment. Pi Network is a means of speculation, a way for the developers of this token to enrich themselves.
1078  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: List of altcoins SEC considers securities on: June 25, 2023, 01:24:31 PM
Here I agree with Xal0lex. We have to take into account that there were, until now, only two cycles of about 4 years (2013-17 and 2017-21), the previous cycle had only 2 years, and the 2017-21 cycle is debatable due to the low in 2020 and the 2019 high (in some graphs, it's shown as two cycles: 2017-19 and 2019-21).

However I don't see really the connection to the SEC "securities" debate. That's clearly a move independent from market cycles, triggered by a identifiable event (or a group of events, as there are various lawsuits and SEC statements involved which have driven the value of those coins down).

The market is still very young, so these cycles can only be a coincidence and do not determine in any way what should happen in the future. I see these 4-year cycles mentioned very often on this forum, and in my opinion, cryptocurrencies are still too young to use this cyclicality as a pattern or something like that. It might make sense if, for example, 80 years go by and this cyclicality keeps repeating itself over those years.
1079  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What are you planning to accumulate for 2025 on: June 25, 2023, 01:19:07 PM
Old altcoins may have a high level of credibility, but they don't outperform bitcoin in terms of the amount of profit from investing over the distance. Then what is the point of investing in old altcoins at all if there is bitcoin, which will bring as much money if you invest in it? There is a sense to invest in old altcoins only when you are sure that $1 invested in old altcoins will bring much more profit than $1 invested in bitcoins. If there is no tangible difference, then why do we need these old altcoins?
See how ETH went from $200 to a price of $4000 in just a few months when Bitcoin also hit ATH. here there will be 2 advantages gained. The advantages of Bitcoin are obvious and coupled with the advantages of Altcoin ethereum.

Yes, ETH was a bit more attractive than bitcoin in the last cycle. We have to give credit to bitcoin, because it is still 5 years older than ETH, and the yield between March 2020 and November 2021 was not much less, a difference of a few hundred percent. It's worth keeping in mind that older altcoins are also slowing their growth, not just bitcoin. And over time, one should no longer hope that they will bring as much profit as they did before.
1080  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: List of altcoins SEC considers securities on: June 24, 2023, 04:33:40 PM
I do not rule out that someone is trying to greatly reduce the value of this portfolio of altcoins in order to be able to buy them at a bargain price in anticipation of the impending bull run. The big cryptocurrencies are not affected simply because big capitals are already involved in these assets and such accusations could not badly shake their ecosystem and therefore their price.

Personally I just think it's part of the 4 year cycle that occurs, the inner workings of it as it were. It's not just Bitcoin going up for a year, then correction, recovery and consolidation, but also the recovery year in the past has been with altcoins failing to keep up with Bitcoin (such as in 2019). 4 years later, we are at the same period as Bitcoin begins to recover in price and it's dominance recovers as a consequence.

Then naturally next year the diversification will return to altcoins, in anticipation of another bull market. It's also not necessarily speculators selling altcoins for fiat currency in order to get them cheaper. They may well be more expensive next year against the dollar. But I'd say it's very likely they will be cheaper to buy with Bitcoin next year, hence there is no reason for speculating on them directly right now.

All of this makes sense, unless we witness market cycles break down and stop working. Personally, I don't give much credence to all this crushing on cyclicality, because it could all break down at any moment and cycles, or market trends, could stretch out, over much longer periods, like 5 or 7 years. It would be too easy to hope that everything would repeat all the time every 4 years.
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