I have a question. How do you deal with a fake review scenario? Like in this example below.  obviously the person who left the review is trying to advertise a likely scam in aramezglobal.comI have seen types reviews advertising another scam in trust pilot too... How do you deal with them in your platform? or you just let it be? |
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Trying to understand the Binance CMC index, I just learned that users can use it to track the values of digital assets and currencies. And the crypto assets in the index will be weighted and rebalanced every month.
But the link shared by jackg suggests that re-balancing will be done Quarterly I however wonder what happens to stablecoins since most of them are in the top 200 and those coins that sharply pump and dump due to manipulation. Maybe they have some criteria to filter such coins out. |
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The fact that It didn't attain a new all time high in the recent bull market speaks volumes. Perhaps the emergence of lots of POS coins like BNB, AVAX, MATIC, LUNA led to traders abandoning most of the old solid projects in order not to miss out on the hype and possibilities of abnormal profits.
I think it will slowly sink down the marketcap just like DASH, XMR, ZEC etc
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Lately it seems that Pi network is growing day by day. Who can touch Bitcoin on the Pi network? Pi Network? You mean the scam coin that you can "mine" on your phone that isn't even designed to mine anything? Growing in what terms? Many say that the Pi Network will overtake Bitcoin. Many lied to you that the Pi Network will overtake Bitcoin |
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Safety is a very big issue. It may be lucrative but what the point is some random stranger is going to work up to the store, put you on gun point and instruct you to transfer the Bitcoins to his address?
I have heard of cases where p2p traders have been robbed similarly when they have gone out to exchange BTC physically with the other trader, and it's why people prefer p2p with other payment methods such as bank transfer.
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If you read the article carefully, it talks about EU voicing the support for POS based coins, unlike POW. The major point of crypto, especially bitcoin and it's POW algo was to get rid of the middleman and make the coin fully decentralized and censorship resistant. This is not the case with POS coins
So mainstream crypto adoption or not. If the coins can be controlled or censored by the government, then the whole crypto thing won't make any sense.
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I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to get across? Did you want to reminisce? or are you implying that coinsmarkets themselves are behind the website? because we would need a stronger evidence for that as websites gets copied a lot without permission.
I tried visiting CoinsMarkets.com, and it redirects to OP's bitcoinsmarter.net/coinsmarkets. I think there's a connection. What is even more weird is that bitcoinsmarter.net looks like an exchange too. It might be a scam on top of another scam  |
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It was a price to pay for going down the path of shitcoin/Defi madness. The bear market is the time when projects that have been hanging by the thread and jump on to one hype to another in order to survive get exposed. Many more are going down the drain soon. Members should stay woke and keep their money off such platforms.
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I am not institutional trader but the most talked about Indicator is probably the Relative Strength index (RSI)
Other indicators I have seen being used to detect divergence are Stochastic indicator and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD). Try checking each of them out and do some backtesting to see which one is more effective for your trading strategy
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I have asked many times to Blockchain (dot) com to close my wallet but Blockchain just ignores me and doesn't close the wallet.
I have to close it for fiscal reasons and I can have a very negative impact due to Blockchain behavior.
I have a wallet with 1 Stellar XLM and Blockchain doesn't allow me neither to sell it, to send it nor to close the wallet.
Can someone help me?
This is why you are always advised to avoid using web wallets or custodial wallets. I always use wallets whose private keys you can control. To be able to close the account, you should move out the XLM to another address, which I think is possible. |
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so it is not clear to me why they are causing problems for users who have been verified.
According to him, they want him to prove the source of the funds, so they are under looking all his other KYC documents he has provided before, including proof of address. I have seen this kind of thing before, and it's a tedious process. |
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Use a noncustodial wallet. Avoid coinbase.com. If you like coinbase then at least use their noncustodial wallet (coinbase wallet) other multi currency noncustodial wallets are trustwallet, jaxx liberty, exodus. Electrum is noncustodial but supports only bitcoin and GPUs are good for mining altcoins
Use mining profitability tools to see which coins you can best earn using your current mining gear. Please be informed that the current bear market means very low mining profits, sometimes you may even mine at a loss.
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We can anticipate that BAT should reach $1 in 2022.
That is very unlikely this year as we are already in a bear market. Maybe in the next bull market in the next bull run I doubt BAT will be able to touch $2, most likely BAT will only touch $1 (as the highest price for the next bull run). So far, I see that the development of BAT is not so significant, besides that the use case is not very visible, so I have doubts about the long-term future of BAT.
i think it will touch $2 in the next bull run, that's an easy target for it given that in 2021 it went close to $1.7 and In the previous bull market the all-time high was $0.9 |
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If you are going to sell off the few coins you have mined in order to cover the costs, then it's not worth it right now. These days, the point of mining is to gather coins during this bear market so that you can sell them off in the bull market for awesome profits. That when you get to enjoy a nice ROI.
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I don't know what the contents of the links you shared are because as soon as a clicked on one of them I ended up viewing a wall of text membership contract crap and I didn't go any further. Is it possible for you to quote exactly what is said in the post or even screen shoot it? I am not about to sign up for their bullshit  |
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I don't know if Satoshi has this in his mind when he created bitcoin. His initial design was for bitcoin to be a payment scheme, P2P.
What he had in mind is pretty clear in the Bitcoin white paper  This is the most motivating reason that has prompted many persons to bitcoin especially in places like Africa where the poverty rate is very high. Unfortunately sometimes these persons later get to realise that that mindset of a get-rich-quick scheme that they have about bitcoin is false especially when they witness and are affected by a decline in price. Bitcoins can make you rich but it is not a get-rich-quick scheme, a lot of persons need to know the difference.
Not just from Africa. Almost all greedy folks have the same kind of thinking. I think the fact that Bitcoin rose from just cents to tens of thousands of dollars afew years later made some people think they could actually get rich too overnight. Little did they know that the early adopters had balls of steel to believe in a project in its infant stages |
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Obviously, no one here is going to spoon-feed you on what to buy and what not too. You could probably buy coins that have stood the taste of time, like survived a couple of bear markets, and they are still strong. The likes of Doge, ADA etc
So I don't know how you relate your title to the post you made.
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Stake has asked me for proof of funds, how do I provide it? I just have money in Binance and I withdraw some of it to gamble on stake prove to them the funds came from your Binance account. Send them a video of the process you take to log into your account (Obviously, hide your sensitive log in credentials) and then show them you withdrawal history to their stake address. I hate all the process of proving anything and KYC, that why I don't use casinos I am verified level 3 but I don't know how to provide proof of funds and why they need it?
You could as well ask them how you should prove |
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I feel dizzy knowing what I know or maybe realizing what I don't. Any suggestions for such a headache for a newbie? My answer was that I should trade, trade and trade with small asset using what I have just learned and trying to observe any relationship. Binance and no fees trading pairs with huge volumes seem just the best way to start as there's room for mistakes and deduction. Correct me if I am wrong. But then if I switch to bigger asset or different market, conditions change and my conclusions might be worth nothing. That's crazy...
Yes, starting small is a good idea as you learn the basic and also perhaps get a trading strategy to best suits you and then you can try testing it out in different conditions so that you get your best performing trading pair. The mistake some traders make ma=is start off with a lot of money they can't afford to lose and once they lose a couple of trades, depression sets in. Everything in life is a gamble/risk anyway |
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