That's true. Today, I saw that US Dollar Index is now red and is going to get down a bit more which will give BTC a great skyrocketing shot, this means that alts might get dragged down to their old levels and even ETH being one of the highly major alts, I see a possibility for ETH to come down at least 20% (i.e.; ~$80) before we see any greens again in it.

Heck, heck, heck!
I just can't believe my eyes when I see this. Trust me Bestchange, I was literally going to ask you for this because of the fact that we love flexibility and so it allows us to go for less minimum number than a fixed one. That minimum posts reduced to 10, ahh seriously I was going to PM you about this a few days back but I believe that God listens my wishes closely. 
I'm super-duper happy with your decision and truly appreciate it.

The DXY (USD Index) is going to fall gradually which is showing signs of a strong BTC push upwards and I don't think that alts will follow up if a BTC rally takes place. Though risky, your investment won't become "riskier" if you don't leverage this position and buy it at 1x only because ETH shows super-volatile moves when a pump or crash takes place in it. I personally don't believe in ETH if you ask me, but when it's about investment, I believe you can throw some money but don't expect too much in returns now.

When things are serious, you'd be so stupid a person to try to look comical. That really sucks! I mean, who doesn't "suffer" in their own lives? I like your attitude to try to entertain everyone by ^looking comical^ but that doesn't work IRL and you either need to take it and leave, or take it seriously and fight. These are the only two options which can be followed, else you seem to have got the traumatic shock and need to get well soon. Regards. ;v  

I'll dictate my words pointwise:


A course with the need to invest? Or a course whose cost will be shown as an investment where you'll give people the privilege to earn through their ^investment^ while they earn? What makes you so different in this niche? Any previous experience as well as results?



More than 7 years since Bitcoin and alts party began to skyrocket in terms of both numbers and popularity. Get some more knowledge before you even spread them, as ^beginners^ will rely on you if they purchase your product, be it a course or an investment.



IMHO, beginners can't be called as investors but gamblers. Another thing TBH, while you know that the risks are huge for small investors, they wouldn't invest at all.



Be it a trader or an investor, my first question would be - why should I trust you?



Isn't it better if you put the main course in front of us rather than just serving the starter?

That's kinda, making a fun of their own.  
I know it burns in the a** when people try to target you when you've not even farted (but andulolika did) and s/he's proving this that the behavior of everyone towards them was correct due to the fact that they're accepting their karma now.

I don't think they've got anything left but to show their wrongdoings and expect people to ^understand^ why they committed them! Pity!

A casino has lots of games involved.
Blackjack is skill based game, go learn the basics rules.
Poker needs a bit more than going with basic knowledge, because it might make or break your capital.
Sports betting needs knowledge to make money.
Roulette needs skills and luck both.
Live games are an icing on the cake, but you need to play carefully as they lure you more than anything else on a casino.

I've known to checking each of our manual bets that we place on a dice site, but still not aware of checking the fairness of autobet rolls. Let's take an example of duckdice, if I play through their autobet feature and use flash in it, I won't be able to check each and every dice bet that it places. And I mostly lose on those flash bets, does it mean that the site is rigged? But what about the fact that I win sometimes when I manually play there?

Lack of education?
This forum has around 1000s of threads speaking the same old thing so not to get scammed (I mean, everyone here tries to save others by telling them their experience and how they got scammed). What kind of ^education^ are you talking about? It was literally greed and will always be, be it a newbie or an expert, I believe many expert in their own fields too got scammed in this and that's all due to greed. They could have searched about this and may have found many articles on such scam behavior, did they? Yes, I do understand that the number is big if we speak about the amount of people involved in crypto, but neither you nor me can save anyone from falling once they've made up their mind.

@OP, why are you getting too much bothered? Either use fake emails or masked email addresses to sign up in those bounties, that way your privacy will also be preserved.

And to bounty managers, I urge you to keep your words intact and don't let users complain about you because this will only downgrade your reputation for not following your own rules. Please hide email addresses of users as people might get offended due to the fact that you guys do promise that their email addresses will remain hidden.

I'm currently biased on my decision and waiting for BTC to break the two important levels either side. Another thing, it's better not to wick out and go up steadily, else I see BTC getting stable back between the levels you think will be seen eventually. 2020 year has made many things possible, so when DeFi tokens have started turning sheer green, there's no reason for me not to believe in BTC but the fact is, we all know we've started changing our minds towards crypto and not all of us are into BTC alone (even when we believe this is its upcoming golden period).

FYI, DeFi projects don't get to launch straight over binance these days and they use some other exchanges to list their tokens. Recent example was YFI, nobody ever thought that something that's worth $3 at the beginning and was said to have 0 financial value by their CEO itself, will gain 1000x in just a week. You need not to be a tech savvy here but only require your eyes and ears open to immediately grasp an opportunity like the aforementioned. Anyways, bzrx is still a great deal if you spot get a better entry down from its current value as I believe it can hit another 10x.

I'm quite surprised with the amount of profiles hacked in this attempt. The users who got tempted are probably the ones who were greedy enough to get their money doubled (in short, get rich quick) overnight and didn't give it a thought that it could be a scam. This shows that when (even) something like Twitter and can get hacked, how can we point fingers towards exchanges who give us top-notch security for our funds but still get hacked some day?

There are many reasons why price rise (and eventually falls), just because:

- The demand hikes a lot against the supply
- Expiry of big futures contracts for BTC
- A group of whales try to accumulate immediately as they know something
- Miners sell their mined fees to cover some losses and even to enjoy their profits
- A pattern is about to be broken and a technical bot is set up with sheer money in order to long/short BTC according to the orders provided by a whale

Bubble cycle? I guess this ~$2k pump was all a trap and not some healthy upward correction for BTC and even if BTC takes a dig at this level to the point you suggested, i.e.; 35-40% downside crash, will take it to around sub-$7k which is still not bad considering how gradually did we go down from $20k and settled near $3k. If this is bubble itself and if it is to burst, I guess it should burst now before going towards another big rally. I told people about this pump before but nobody listened, at least they should prepare themselves on getting out of this fakeout. I don't see BTC above $10k for very long time (I'm neither pessimistic not bearish, but this is what I'm seeing) unless US Dollar weakens too much that it could not handle the strength of BTC alone.

It's neither about ban nor about an age limit, it's about parental control over their kids. If you're a kid, I believe you should try to focus more on studying and other important stuff because gambling is not meant for you, it is highly addictive and can make you lose your real-time concentration, and while watching students ruining their lives behind Pubg, I think gambling should not be allowed to someone who doesn't cross at least their teenage.

I'm thinking more about those people who were greedy enough to believe all that shit even if it is from few of the most highly trusted as well as followed Twitter accounts. If Binance comes up with a scheme some day and asks you to deposit BTC0.01 in it and they'll return BTC0.02 in a matter of minutes or hours, would you hand over your BTC even without giving it a thought of suspect that it can be a scam?

There's literally no such ^top^ altcoin this time. Trust me, if you believe and stick to a specific list this time, you're one of those highly stupid traders who are striking a hammer on their own feet. Don't trade a list because every single alt will outperform just the way it did in the 2017-18 session, the only thing is you'll need to catch each one because the way it'll do it this time is - each and every coin will jump but one by one, not like the last time. DeFi tokens are the best choice for me though.

Don't just start celebrating because the bear markets aren't over yet. If you think this will end up in BTC crossing $20k, think again. I'm not a bear not I've any positions open either way, but for the sake of being a good investor I'm here again warning you back to be ready for a small crash. Check my post history and you'll find something that will prove what I'm talking about. Not too old, just the first 2 pages of my history will be enough.

On one hand, you say that you'll need to increase your prices up to 5 - 10%, what for?
Is it for your IT biz? But on the other hand, you are thinking to move from your IT biz to agriculture! You're too confused atm and I suggest you should consult a legal investment advisor before taking any decision because it'll definitely affect the health of your capital.

After watching your comment before mine, I'd like to add something more. If you're from IT industry and you can't even afford a piece of BTC (I'm not saying 1 whole of a BTC but some part), then I guess your job is worthless. Another thing, why do you think you need to change your job when companies have started hiring those who can work from home?