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4121  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Best Trading Site on: May 06, 2018, 03:59:48 PM
Poloniex and Bittrex are the people of crypto yelling about. You may also try Binance and Bitfinex. If you want to trade with your family members in the same ip address,  stay away from Bittrex as you might accuse of having multi accounts. Poloniex is perfect to link with tabtrader.

Hi guys welcome its cryptopia is reliable for trading or bittrex i need a suggestion for trading sites has a good trades

Yup, Bittrex is quite tight in that aspect of having multiple accounts, due to the server traffic that might be inconvenient to some users. Some large trading sites also is locked from registering new users because of how many traders are coming in at large in their sites.
4122  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is it advisable to base upon the updates of popular people? on: May 06, 2018, 03:30:35 PM
Those interviews in FOX news, CNN or any other news sites? They are primarily making their speculation for Bitcoin while sometimes it also affects all other coins. I must say, no. Maybe their historical observation of the price movement could be precise, but not accurate because the price already isn't really accurate judging that we're all in an unstable price waves.
4123  Local / Others (Pilipinas) / Re: Merits: sa madaling paraan on: May 06, 2018, 03:08:27 PM
Madaling paraan?  Sa tingin ko kahit gumawa ka nang constructive or meaningful post kung wala lang nakakapansin sa kapaki-pakinabang na post mo hindi ka din makakakuha nito. Oo makakatulong nga siguro kung malalaman mo kung sino sino ang nagbibigay ng merit at higit sa lahat magbasa talaga para ma-improve yung mga post na ginagawa.

Depende yan kung saan ka nag popost kalimitan. Kung malimit kang nagpopost sa mga mega thread na sandamakmak na ang page na nararapat na talaga i lock then hindi talaga mapapansin yung post mo. Karaniwang nagpopost kasi dun ay mga nag papataas ng posts hanggang sa quota nila sa campaign o kaya nama'y nagpaparank up. Mas magandang pag basehan kung saan ka mag popost ay kung:

1. Nasagot na ba yung post sa ibang threads

2. Page nung thread. Kung alam mo namang 3-5 o higit pa yung page nung thread ay wag na tayong umasang may mamimigay ng merit dun or baka sakali pa na walang makapag lagay ng constructive na post doon pero malaki na doubts ko na may magbabasa pa ng thread na yun.

4124  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How to hold coins in 2018 on: May 05, 2018, 05:57:53 PM
How long should we hold coins?
In the past 3 weeks, despite all the risks, many investors have hold a large number of coins such as TRX, XVG, XRP, ADA, etc. ranging from good to bad coins including DGB, DOGE.

Getting back a little bit with the psychology of human beings: we are always afraid but very pleasure when others talk about profit. When some coin prices are falling, you only see the negative things in it: "It will surely keep falling, so it’s better to stay away". When it turns back up: "It will plunge again sooner or later?" But when it's high up then: "It will no longer fall".

As an investor, you will have to understand a coin before investing money in it. You should evaluate and consider everything before making the decision to buy and hold for a long term (for 6 months to 1 year , or at least 3 months for the most impatient investors). Because one cycle of increase / decrease of a coin usually lasts for 2 months, understanding coin will give you confidence, psychological preparedness before facing the falling prices

The criteria to assess a coin:
1. General information about that coin
2. The purpose of generating the coin
3. The dev team (do more or say much)?
4. What is the current product? In what stage?
5. Are there existing customers? Potential customers?
6. Vision of future coin? Is it realistic or just expressed in words?
7. Scalability?  Can it be accepted by the public? Is it possible to apply to everyday life?

I spend little time tracking the prices. Most of the time is spent on reading news, evaluating coins to make investment decisions. I also spend only 10-15 minutes on technical analysis (It’s not because I view it as unimportant, I’m just get used to it). As a result, I have bought a lot of coin at a very good price. I bought when you were there saying: how can it increase again. I left you far behind, at present, it is greatly safe for all my investments because my investment value has increased by several to tens of times.

You can say whatever in case of rising price, even when you invest in shitcoin. However, when the price falls this low, my balance seems to keep stable thanks to my calculation and comprehensive knowledge about coins. Once investing in a coin, I strongly believe in its future. I choose the right time to buy more coins without any fear of risk!

So how long to hold coins? The answer is that you go learn more thoroughly and comprehensively about the coins you want to invest in and make your decisions.




Thank you for this quite a valued post. Sharing this post to beginners would be vital because majority of them just see holding as keeping their coins and staying there as their comfort zone. I think they should wake up on their thoughts that holding is also an opportunity to buy more coins rather than just keeping it into their respective wallets. They will be stuck on their own margin of sells once their holding moment is over, while it could be a higher gain before if they had just invested in other coins. I appreciate the criteria you made. I suggest putting up more question guidelines to be included in each for other's to be less dumb-founded on what each criteria means.  Smiley
4125  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is technical analysis useful? on: May 05, 2018, 05:39:35 PM
I don't rely on TA that much as I had posted out in here but most of the time, the spikes and the interval serves like a 50/50 prediction for me that it could go the same spike in the next period. The x and y axis in the graph tells me how the price could extend up or down, but not entirely where it will go exactly. While the market is really unpredictable, I don't take too much data from it. I just see it as a "emotional trigger" although I don't put that much of an emotion in trading  Cheesy.
4126  Local / Others (Pilipinas) / Re: What if.. on: May 05, 2018, 05:16:08 PM
Di ko alam kung sino exactly nag sabi nito pero nasa punto talaga sinabi niya at isa rin siyang DT Member. Ginawa daw talaga ang local section para sa mga member na hindi ganoon kagaling pa sa English at pwede sila mag start doon bago sila makisali sa ibang discussion sa ibang sections ng forum. Malaki ang alinlangan ko na tatanggalin ang kahit isang local section dito sa forum, kasi isa na ring paraan ng pag wewelcome ang mga local section para sa mga baguhan dito sa forum na hindi ganoon pa masyado kagaling sa comprehension sa English.
4127  Economy / Reputation / Merit Abuse? (Alts or An agreement was made) on: May 02, 2018, 03:36:01 PM
Good day!
I had just recently checked the recent merits sent and this 5 merit sent caught my eye.

Ingramhb receiving 5 merits from a one-liner generic post from glandulaHewq:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2431660.msg36070054#msg36070054

Now it extends to glandulaHewq receiving 10 merits from  zhouyc in different ANN threads from making just a generic to simple review of the project's site and whitepaper

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2401248.msg33662898#msg33662898 - 5 merits

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2159012.msg35561706#msg35561706 - 5 merits

It extends even more to zhouyc receiving 11 merits from shixd8899

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1475699.msg32293201#msg32293201

13 merit from  yeyz600

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2537413.msg31042047#msg31042047

24 merits from xzhybbs from just a generic statement

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1510517.msg31557478#msg31557478

yeyz600 receiving 30 merits from hdd3go from 3 different threads

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1866871.msg32561887#msg32561887 - 10 merits

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2158960.msg33184345#msg33184345 - 10 merits

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2049353.msg32261107#msg32261107 - 10 merits

yeyz20171031 receiving 34 merits from  007eminem

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2040221.msg28580824#msg28580824

These two red colored usernames raises the flag even more, judging by their close-related usernames. Most of these or all of these users are Chinese. There are more merits sent to other Chinese users  but these are what I suspected the most due to the amount of merit sent isn't really applicable to the posts. I believe they're doing "Fixed Merit Scheme", where they're sending merits to the users that is equal to the minimum merits needed for the next rank.
Kindly check.  Wink



4128  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What's effect Facebook banned will have on ICOs today on: February 10, 2018, 01:58:04 AM
Pretty much nothing unless Facebook takes the consideration of use of cryptos for money sending or remittances. Almost every group page in the site regarding cryptos were mostly hidden rather than even promoted. People who join facebook bounty to advertise the ICOs doesn't get that much of attention because the crypto itself isn't really "known" but people are sort of "aware" to it. If there will be specific effect then:

-Spams from the site will be greatly reduced, because all those people out there tend to spam by sharing lots of content from the ICO page they need to do their obligation.

-It will have mirror-effect in the people's mind in the silence of these advertisement. Instead of thinking of it as a scam, they will be more curious to it. Most likely they will always start with Bitcoin or Ethereum

-The traffic of advertisement of the ICO will increase in the Twitter due to recent ban. It is social media, people will do everything to promote or market their service or product.

-More ICOs will fail? I don't think so. Facebook is a really large site, let's accept it but because of its largeness in a single or main purpose, people would likely just use to to chat people. The trust level in advertisement in Facebook isn't really as high as what we can assume. There are a lot of investors in Facebook but could they really trust something that fluctuates?

In general, we shouldn't worry about it. Facebook might "look like" the largest opportunity to earn a lot of investors in the crowdfunding of the ICOs but it could make things worse if these keeps going as not all the ICOs are legit and it could just cause degrade in the crypto if the new crypto investors will find out that the project was just a fraud all these time.
4129  Economy / Economics / Re: You missed all the trains, not just bitcoin on: February 09, 2018, 03:39:53 PM
OP you could have stated "some trains" not "all the trains" , well this time we're out of the trains but soon we will get to the flight instead. The Bitcoin is now steadily rising, not yet out but it will soon enjoy its flight to 20k that we always had dreamed of. Do you think that those "train coins" will last for a long-run. NXT that launched in Novermber 2013 but now how was it? A successful coin is just normal to be high-priced at the market but that is not where it will end. Will it sustain drops or crashes? Bitcoin became more than a bull-et train at its first run like because of its rapid price in US Dollar, many treated it like a bubble. These trains you're talking about are still connected to Bitcoin, as Bitcoin became more than a mother for cryptocurrencies. When the Bitcoin market cap goes "dark" red, it is a bit difficult to see a green market in other coins. Like some people are really general-minded in the way that they sell their other coins if news about a certain ban or regulation or even FUD were just for Bitcoin. We could have missed those trains, but we always have a bull-et train here that is guaranteed to push through these threats it getting lately.
4130  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Dark Net users as the new Threat? on: January 29, 2018, 10:09:01 PM
I think almost most of us already heard about the Bitcoin trader that was forced to give his Bitcoin over a gunpoint. It is quite scary that criminals are now also Bitcoin as their sort of "money" although it isn't stable to be. Now this made me think of something even larger that could possibly be a potential threat to  all of us. From government banning to these robbers, I'm starting to think that even those people dealing with illegal things from the dark net could be also the potential threat to all of us including those hackers that could just track you with your IP within seconds. I still don't have an experience touching the dark web, because it is really risky but I learned few things about it such as the Silk Market, snuff films, other things that are unimaginably messed up. Since Bitcoin is now growing and a lot of investors are already putting their money at risk in the cryptocurrency including all of us, will these people prove a real threat for all of us? I am not trying to raise a fear here, as I am just curious what could possibly be a threat for us aside from the government that tries to ban cryptos.
4131  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Conducting a Study/Proposal for Bitcoin on: January 26, 2018, 02:34:00 PM
For all the users that are also teachers and students out there, I'm starting to think if the proposal of the Bitcoin in schools would be feasible. In Economics class where the basics are being taught such as the law of demand and supply that is also connected to Bitcoin in its price behavior although it is kind of unstable and we can't depend on that law that much. I already heard that some schools were already accepting Bitcoin as a method of payment in tuition fees. Since the awareness of Bitcoin isn't that kind of evaluated at some countries like mine, I am planning to conduct a feasibility study in Bitcoin as part of its development. It could help educate a lot of millenials earlier about the future of technological finance and economy. I am really pleased to hear/read everyone's opinion about it.
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