I am one person who doesn't believe in trading signals or trading signal VIP groups. Most if not all are just scam. It's better learning how to trade and then creating a strategy suitable for your trading style.

My logic is nobody who has a very good working strategy can waste time looking for people in telegram to buy his signals for just $50, yet he can make way a lot of money by just concentrating on his strategy using any capital he has rather than make it known to the public.

I also noticed them a while back. In the first ANN they created, members asked a number of questions which were not well addressed. What they did was close the thread and then created a new "clean" one which was locked as well to create an impression that they have nothing negative about their instant exchange.

I think they are not honest about something or fear constructive criticism and want to hide behind a locked thread. It's a big red flag.

It's possible with specific Samsung phones that can detect the hard drive via the OTG cable and also charge at the same time

I have an old Huawei Mate 8 phone and would love to play around with it. Not sure if it will work. I guess there's only one way to find out.

Hey members.

I have been a trader for about 4 years, but lately I have been thinking much about learning how to code from scratch (Yep, I am those unlucky ones who did a course that didn't require any coding  )

I intended to use the knowledge gathered to make and automate some trading strategies and also understand better how to use some bots, but I am left to wonder if these whole new journey will be worth it?

Also, apart from pine script programming language that is specifically trading view, is Python the only other programming language I need to learn (No JavaScript and all those other programming languages)?

I remember the project from back then. It was one of those coins that you would buy with a possibility of x100 in a bull run, but I think along the way they had a lot of controversies and interest in the coin dwindled

I check it up recently, and it's not worth buying and wasting time for.

Not all are scam. There are a few reputable casinos if you check the gambling board. Please always do extensive research, read term of service before using a casino.


If you are gambling to multiple your money, then you are doing it wrong. Gambling is designed to ensure that a casino makes money out of a group of gamblers in the long run. Just gamble if you are doing it for fun. If it's as a source of income, just look for a job.

It should be in scam accusations, not reputation board. Please move the topic there.

I think most of those phases have actually done more harm than good to the crypto industry. When there is a LUNA or FTX scam, the mainstream media uses Bitcoin as a scapegoat

I don't really care about the next craze or catchphrases, their purpose is always the same. Grabbing money from the gullible noobs with the promise of making them get rich quick only to defraud them. I mean, look at how many DeFis have collapsed and made people lose a lot of money.

You are asking the wrong question. It should be, "Why is the Russian local board, more active than the rest?"

Your stats haven't considered the English boards, which makes the assumption not strong enough. I am not from Russia, but their board could be very active because of the nature of policies there.

One thing I have noticed is that there are so many exchangers that seem to originate from Russia than from anywhere else, if you check exchange monitors like Bestchange. Perhaps folks from there are more exposed to crypto and other forms of online transactions.

And a number of them have gone ahead to rug pull and make investors lose a lot of money anyway. We have so many thugs and scammers in the crypto industry who are well known or "KYCed", and yet some people just turn a blind eye only to end up losing money.

The message should be for people to avoid throwing their money into aimless projects that are just money making projects for the creators/funders.

Aah, signals sold by you? 

5% price movement is more than enough for my futures trading strategy, Sometimes I even do 1% what are you saying?

We don't want your signals. Since you claim that you are a good trader, shows us a screenshot of your Binance futures account and the trading history showing your PnL.

That's what you choose when you sign up for a centralized exchange. If you would like to continue day trading, then look for an alternative exchange that isn't strict yet. Or you could use no KYC p2p exchanges (https://kycnot.me)

Regulated forex brokers do the same

The point is, you shouldn't full trust any centralized exchange at all. Have only money you can afford to lose deposited there. I can assure you Binance won't be here forever. Have that at the back of your mind.

Spot trading can be so brutal too. Just ask people who bought Luna right before the crash and had no stoploss

Risk management is the most important aspect of trading.

I am a futures trader and I don't rely on trading signals.

You mean, the guy who at one point thought of a Bitcoin Reorg after his exchange had 7,000 Bitcoin hack?

The guy who endlessly keeps shilling his centralized BNB Beacon chain and BSC while at the same time create fake "Bitcoins" on the shitcoin chains for noobs to ignorantly withdraw because the withdrawal fees are lowered compared to the Real Bitcoin?

How do you even continue trusting such a guy, even after the FTX saga?
There are some people here who could defend FTX and SBF with their hearts if you said anything critical about him not so long ago. I see you are still probably so blind with the case of CZ until hell breaks loose some day.

Obviously for them to thrive, they have to be selfish, predatory and greedy. Don't tell me you don't know this.

So it's Ok for a full CEO to tweet un-researched claims about arrival exchange?


But you are already pitying one, along with their CEO. Contradictory, innit?

People should be smart enough not to trust anyone with their funds. Not even CZ. it's the whole point of Bitcoin.

just so you know, Any form of ponzi scheme is considered a scam here because at the end of the day, people are lied to, and they end up losing money.
 
And if it doesn't?

Since you claim to know more, and we don't... Explain to me how a token is decentralized?

I mean, it even does not have its blockchain. It's dependent on another blockchain... isn't it?

I don't know whether to say you are ignorant or you just made an error while trying to put across a message because what you just said is completely wrong

You meant FTX?

FTX was never any sort of wallet? It was a damn-centralized exchange.

Make use of the search button and Google and DYOR. Nobody is employed here to do it for you. A quick search leads to this 2 threads

• 🩸$VEGA🩸 Decentralized Betiing Platform 🔥
• 🔥 Vega Sport💎-token with decentralized betting platform

Read the information and ask them through their social media channels if you didn't understand anything.

Celsius Network had this to say a couple of weeks before the implosion 



I don't know if it's greed or being very stupid, but I always wonder why people keep falling for those centralized Ponzi schemes dubbed as DeFi's. How can someone be so stupid to risk thousands of their dollars just for 10% APY, yet they could simply buy Bitcoin and wait. 10% is a piece of pie when it comes to Bitcoin price volatility.

Yeah, it's possible to create multisig addresses

Scammer creates a multisig address that he has control of and then deposits an attractive amount of USDT TRC20. He then messages random people claiming he can't withdraw the USDT and offers to share the spoilts if they help him withdraw.

They will then share the private key with the victims. Victim imports the address, checks the balance and gets so excited but can't send out the USDT minus some TRON tokens. As soon as the victim deposits the TRON tokens, they get spent immediately by the scammer.

So the scammers keeps collecting TRON from different victims