True, telegram is like a den for all sorts of trading signal scammers. I am glad I took the hard route and learnt how to trade for myself.
I just get curious sometimes to see if there are any trading strategies out there that are actually so good... perhaps with at least 70% win rate.

Thanks,

So the prices above. Are they like the average trading price for BTC per day or there's a specific time the Bitcoin trading price is expected to be approximately close to the stated price?

For example today, starting from the time you posted, Bitcoin price has been roaming between $20,380(lowest so far) and$ 21,200 (highest so far)

Sorry for your loss. That money is gone. You should be extra careful next time.

Linhzi.io isn't even selling any product as of now, but I am not sure why people keep getting scammed.

This is from Daniel their official telegram group admin;

Use p2p exchanges to buy coins directly with your trading partner using your bank account, and then you can transfer that to Bitget. We have quite a number of them, both noncustodial and custodial.

Since you are leaning to Litecoin. Localcryptos supports Litecoin trades. No headache to verify for KYC

Certain exchanges such as Kucoin, bybit, Okx, Binance have custodial p2p services, but you will have to first undergo KYC verification.

Bitget also has a p2p platform - https://www.bitget.com/p2p-trade.

Interesting.

You know what would be more believable?

A sneak peek of the forecast for the Bitcoin trends in the coming days, and then we wait and watch how the market performs maybe fore the next hours or days.

Right now, it's hard for one to believe this. You know hoe easy it is to draw lines based on the current trend.

He has a newbie rank. He can't post images until her ranks up

True

If indeed he's doing arbitrage, he would still be making profits.

Looking at the current balance of tokens in his address, there are some 1,161,751.89834346 VGX that's approximately $580,000 and this is minus the tokens that are still in the exchanges. He could easily hit over $1M

The seemingly small price difference is very likely to get him some reasonable profits, as you can see he keeps doing it repeatedly. Who knows, he could be seizing opportunities where the price difference opens up to even over1% otherwise if the ETH network fee is the issue, it makes no sense moving coins in and out of the exchange without any trading.

Since the user's posting history was wiped off. Here is the archive of what he posted: Post History

He claimed to have ownership of bL4nkcode, Docnaster, Royse777, pawel7777

I mean, who in their right mind would buy a tagged account for 0.5 BTC? 

Good news it that the account was nuked

I think it's just some scammer or troll trying to sell random accounts.

I mean, what could stop a person like bL4nkcode from joining 1xbit scam signature campaign  that pays red tagged accounts if he really needed some quick cash.

You are kidding… Right?

How does an exchange's operation directly affect the Bitcoin network?
If even 50% of the exchanges got wiped off, would the Bitcoin network pause/die and "never come back"?
Because that's what your statement suggest

First and foremost, which platform are you withdrawing the AVAX from?

There are different chains or networks when you are withdrawing AVAX, depending on the exchange
Was it AVAX C-Chain? AVAX X-chain? AVAX BEP20?

It's easier to know which wallet you can use if you specify the chain you tried to use. Be very keen or else you can easily lose your assets.

I am a little puzzled by this. Maybe someone has an idea.

A user was seeking to buy old Ethereum addresses that have had more than +1000 transactions.
He was even willing to pay upfront before receiving the private keys, so long as the other trading partner is trustworthy.

Why would someone go to such length?
Is there value in our old addresses that we don't know about? Lol.

It's unfortunate you went through that bad experience. Your funds are at probit's mercy. We can't do anything much here to recover your funds.

Yep I noticed they list lots of coins, but what do you mean by ridiculous fees? Trading fees or withdrawal fees?

Support and resistance level usually guide me on where to enter my positions, where I could take profit and where I could place my stop loss

When I open a long position, I make sure my take profit is somewhere below a known resistance level and my stop loss is somewhere below a known support level and vice versa if I open a short position. All this is done with my risk reward ratio being taken into account.

Let how to trade mate. Copy trading won't do you any good.

Perhaps have a stop loss even when you are using very low leverager

You can still get liquidated in case of extreme market movements

it all depends on your trading strategy. First look for a strategy that best fits your trading style.

Obviously in the futures accounts

It is.

Stop loss, but make sure they are not too tight or else you will keep hitting stop losses all the times. Also make sure your risk reward ration is at least above 1.5

Alternatively, I think what you are looking for is an instant exchange like godex.io or fixedfloat

There are plenty in this list;
{list} Instant exchanges

Help me point out how this is so far the worst ever BTC bearish market?
I am going to be honest It hasn't affected me like the way the 2018-2019 bear market did.

Personally, I am trading more in this bear market with hope that by the time the next Bull market takes off, I should be having enough sats to get me some sweet profits during that time.

The movement was just crypto market being crypto market. The successful testnet merging had little or no impact on the uptrend price movement last week as the whole market reacted. This would only be believable if Ethereum had made major gains compared to other coins. As for failure to breakout of the $1,300 level. It's not going to happen soon or if it even happens, price will still drop right back. We are going to have a lot of sideways movements in this bear market. Do expect things to go full bull run in a couple of days

But HODLers or true believers of the coin  like OP end up getting fucked because they held the coin through the years. Imagine if you had your stash of Bitcoin in a paper wallet in 2011 only to wake up in 2015 when a swap to a new chain happened a long time ago and there isn't even any more option for you to swap.

What did stratis gain from having a short-lived swap process?

I have seen a similar complaint a couple of times in their group, but the best solution is to talk to the customer service assistants, as they will be able to cross-check for you to find out what caused the problem. Nobody here will be able to help you, and please do not just wait, it seems waiting does not solve the problem. The account still remain blocked according to the user complaints i saw.

You mean like opening a long position?

There are limitations for a newbie rank. You need to at least rank up to Jr Member to be able to post images, or you could just buy a copper member rank

I think the different crypto communities suite one's needs differently.

For example because of who or what topics I follow, I find crypto twitter interesting when it comes to breaking news about crypto. You only get such news here hours after they have trended on crypto twitter.

This forum is mostly helpful, I want to know more about Bitcoin/crypto or diving into the rich history of Bitcoin. It also feels like a big family

As for Reddit, I mostly look at it as a place for meme lovers  , but there are some organized Subreddits.

But it's been already said that the portal for swapping coins been inactive for a while. How is it going to get resolved if the swap portal is now offline?
It's not like the team just going magically send OP coins from their wallets

OP should count it as a loss.