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Depends on your situation, how you view it, and what you think the market will do?
Do you think it’s at the highest potential or not?
Do you think that more or less people will get involved?
Do you view this as a quick cash maker or long term investment?
Once you have a general sense of the above you’ll be able to make your decisions.
Overall BTC is at it’s highest point in the past x-number of years. And yes, there’s been a fantastic bull market. But, you’ll have to decide how this impacts your position.
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Bitcoin isn’t that much different to a few of the recognized coins, it is simply put 'The Godfather' of Crypto currency.
It is the leader in the crypto space, if you do a bit of research you will see that usually whatever Bitcoin does, the other coins follow suit.
The reason Bitcoin is attacked more so than the other coins is because the Bitcoin haters out there, or the non-believers, know that if they attack the leader then the negativity will automatically spread to its followers.
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Bitcoin is a famously dececentralized cryptocurrency, a system of storing value, and a somewhat less-effective transaction medium. It allows near-instantaneous transfers all over the world without a middle man or regulatory body giving it the go-ahead. Fans of cryptocurrency fear government regulation could ruin it, but they shouldn’t be concerned. Any attempt control bitcoin simply won’t work.
Beyond the difficulties presented by the decentralization of bitcoin itself, governments and regulatory bodies have shown they lack understanding of technological topics, and bitcoin is one of the most complex. As governments struggle to ban technologies like Tor and encryption, it seems impossible to imagine them gaining the ability to truly impact bitcoin – and its alt-coin contemporaries – in a way that could impede its progress.
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BaaSid is one of the biggest and most exciting projects to be launched in April 2018. BaaSid stands for “Blockchain as a Service for ID.” Their platform aims to revolutionize the way that data is stored and protected online.
Currently, every major data hosting and protection service utilizes a centralized database. Centralized hubs of information are outdated and prone to hacking, overflooding, and other disruptive events. This can become a problem for corporations like Facebook and Google where millions of users upload their sensitive information online.
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- Not Maintaining Trading Discipline
The largest mistake any trader can make is to let emotions control trading decisions. Becoming a successful forex trader means achieving a few big wins while suffering many smaller losses. Experiencing many consecutive losses is difficult to handle emotionally and can test a trader's patience and confidence. Trying to beat the market or giving in to fear and greed can lead to cutting winners short and letting losing trades run out of control.
- Trading Without a Plan
Whether one trades forex or any other asset class, the first step in achieving success is to create and follow a trading plan. "Failing to plan is planning to fail" is an adage that holds true for any type of trading. The successful trader works within a documented plan that includes risk management rules and specifies the expected return on investment (ROI).
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Fast food makes you fat.
A 15-year study of over 3,000 people found that eating fast food is linked to weight gain and insulin resistance. In others words, fast food makes you fat and increases your risk of type 2 diabetes. You probably know this already. But here’s something you may not know.
Fast food doesn’t really taste that good.
What’s better: a fast food burger or one you cook that’s straight off the grill? For my money, I’d rather eat a delicious grass fed beef burger that I cooked than a crappy fast food pseudo-burger.
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- Confidence
To be an effective leader, you should be confident enough to ensure that other follow your commands. If you are unsure about your own decisions and qualities, then your subordinates will never follow you.
-Inspire Others
Probably the most difficult job for a leader is to persuade others to follow. It can only be possible if you inspire your followers by setting a good example. When the going gets tough, they look up to you and see how you react to the situation.
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When choosing an ICO, first of all you should look at the product that stands behind an ICO. If there is no product yet, and the project is only on the “idea” stage - I wouldn’t recommend investing in it. Also, you should understand if crypto can actually bring some value or solve some real problems.
For many companies there is no need to create own crypto at all. They just follow the hype and it’s very unlikely their ICO succeed.
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Yes, i always need to fear a hacker,most of them are merciless, can cause great harm to you(if they want to) , mysterious , with secret agendas.
Hacking is developing, day by day,reaching new heights,that means more pain in the ass for the victim.
Instead, I would like to say that we are ones who make the most money easily with our skill.
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In investing, you gradually build wealth, by creating and maintaining a portfolio (stocks, bonds, mutual funds etc.), while in trading you frequently buy and sell stocks, commodities, currency pairs or other instruments, to outperform ‘buy-and-hold investing’.
An investor might study a company/asset for some time, getting to know the CEO, fundamentals, management etc. They seek to make big profits over the long term. Investors generally ride out the downtrend of the market since they are in for the long term. They seek appreciation in their investment over years and decades while getting the benefits of dividends, interests and stock splits along the way.
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The inventor of the so-called currency goes by the mysterious pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto and whoever he or she is, they have managed to amass an eye-watering amount of wealth in the short space of a decade — assuming of course the digital tokens remain at their current level of value.
Nakamoto’s identity has been the subject of widespread speculation since 2008 when the mysterious figure published the “white paper” that outlined bitcoin’s revolutionary technology.
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