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1  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is there a required amount before you start trading? on: September 11, 2018, 09:01:55 PM
Also, you need not have a steady amount of earning before you start trading, no matter how little or big. That's the more interesting thing about Cryptocurrency trading. You have the free choice of trading at your own discretion. No regulation on the amount to trade with or the amount that must be earned. No tax on amount earned or traded. It's a free world in the cryptocurrency trading m, reason why investors and ICOs are increasing by the day.
2  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is there a required amount before you start trading? on: September 11, 2018, 08:58:19 PM
I was wondering if there is a required amount of bitcoins you need to have before you start trading? Also, a little out of topic, but is there a required amount that a person needs to be earning per month before he could start buying bitcoins?

Of course NO. You can start trading with any amount of Bitcoin at your disposal. No matter how little you think it is. You just need to sharpen your trading skills so as to increase the figures of Bitcoin you've got. Also, you should always have itin mind that; you are to trade with any amount of BTC you could be at least be comfortable with, if you loose part of. This is not gambling, market is just somehow recently unlike last year.
3  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Can I make passive daily income with trading? on: September 11, 2018, 08:48:39 PM
Yes I agree to most of the comments here... Trading is a big risk ..wether you have the knowledge or none..it all depends on the demand and the projects marketing .. If youre really want to try...dont invest all of your money..study the coin 1st and the supply and volume ..
Small sums will not make a necessary income. Yes, you can research trading and be involved in it, but here you should take risks or there will no be any effect.

Risk shouldn't be a big deal at this stage of Crypto-currency awareness. Virtually every crypto trader is now concious of the Risk factor. We all know we are taking risks with our dealings, and as much as we don't like loosing (nobody does), we are cool like that. Show me that rich business man/woman that is not taking risk and I will tell you his/her riches are not from the bussiness.
One only needs to up his/her risk management techniques.
4  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Can I make passive daily income with trading? on: September 11, 2018, 08:44:16 PM
Actually in my opinion it doesn't matter how much do you have for investing. But in the current situation it is very difficult to earn money every day. But first of all I advice to learn about cryptocurrencies, technologies and teams behind them, methods of technical analysis and etc.

Yeaah, I almost forgot talking about wanting everyday. It might not be everyday, crypro market is crazy these days. So making income per day might be almost difficult, but if you groom yourself very well about Cryptocurrency, a one time hit might cover for a monthly income. That is if the trader has done his/her analysis properly, not neglecting serntimental analysis, and also if the market trend is in his favour.
5  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Can I make passive daily income with trading? on: September 11, 2018, 08:34:43 PM
Can I make passive daily income with trading?
I have little money of about 100$, Is it a good idea to start jump on Bittrex or Poloniex and
start buying alt coins for profit.

Starting with $100 is not a bad idea. I have read stories of people who started with an amount lower than that and they are rocking in millions now. My advice is, Don't just jump at any exchange anyhow, without knowing your way around it. Some exchange requires 2FA for security sake and you cannot send coins out without 2FA. Some exchange are easy to understand  though, but you still need to know how to create orders and fulfill orders, also, if you invest on any coin without basic analysis of what the coin stands for. You could run at oss.
6  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin business success on: September 10, 2018, 10:31:58 PM
From the story of this man from Florida though, there are ways around doing businesses with bitcoin, irrespevtive of the fluctiation amd volatility. Smart businesses are making good use of them. In 2013, a man in Florida called a Lamborghini dealership in Newport County, CA and asked if he could buy a Tesla from them using bitcoin. Other dealers had already turned him down, he said. The dealership was cautious. The car cost $103,000. But the company didn't want to reject a sale so it accepted the payment using Bitpay. The buyer paid 91.4 bitcoins and the seller received the money in dollars. According to CNN, news of the sale prompted ten more potential buyers to call the dealership.
7  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin business success on: September 10, 2018, 10:28:46 PM
Although, businesses are reluctant to accept bitcoin. I read that in July last year, Bloomberg reported that just three of the Internet's top 500 retailers were willing to accept the cryptocurrency. The reason is not far fetched. When the payment you take for a product can lose as much as a quarter of its value within a week, pricing becomes difficult. A seller that paid $80 for a product and sold it online for $100 in bitcoin could find that he has only $75 a week later, and no business at all not long afterwards. On the other hand, they could find that they've earned an additional 10 percent the day after the sale with no extra effort.
8  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin business success on: September 10, 2018, 10:20:57 PM
I;m interested, since bitcoin isn't that much widespread yet, how are businesses (that are directed towards bitcoin only) doing? Is it paying off or is there some serious profit involved?

Compared to Fiat currencies, Bitcoin doesn't have such widespread acceptance, but in terms of Crypto-currency, it has the largest widespread acceptance. Majority of the Crypto-rians prefer to deal with Bitcoin, seconded by Ethereum rather than other Altcoins. Organizations that have adopted Bitcoin as a means of transaction in business (payment and co.) They make their profit just like dealing with any of the Fiat currencies. Infact there are possibilities of making more because of the drop and pump in price of Bitcoin.
9  Economy / Economics / Re: Are loans - part of debts? on: September 10, 2018, 10:15:06 PM
Basically, there are  similarities between Debt and Loan. Both are liabilities that need to be paid off. Loan represents an amount borrowed by an individual to meet his/her requirements, where as Debt represents an accumulative amount a person can be borrowing from a lender. It could be confusing to spot the difference between the two terms, cause of this similarity, it is however important to classify Loan as a form of debt for the sake of clarity.
10  Economy / Economics / Re: Are loans - part of debts? on: September 10, 2018, 10:07:45 PM
I'm unable to find a precise classification and/or similarity between the two words - debt and loan. Should we consider debts (where people are helped financially or in a way they want that help - and they need to pay it off either in instalments or at a go, be it through paper money or by any other means according to the agreement) as loans OR Is there anything that could help us classify both these terms and show some dissimilarities and differences between them?

Don't get it mixed up, loan is a form of debt.. debt is anything that falls on the negative side of your finances, and loan is of them. You got  a house on mortgage, it is debt. You damaged someone's property or you are fined an amount, all these and many more of such are debt. Loan is strictly a form of debt, that comes with an agreement between the Loaner and the debtor. Debt can be incurred any how, but loan comes is born out of consesus between the two parties. Although there are similarities.
11  Economy / Economics / Re: How to manage the risk in investing cryptocurrency? on: September 04, 2018, 10:19:54 PM
Riisk management includes the wise attitude never ever to go all in. What you should do, is excactly the opposite. Always trade with low percentages of what you own. Every trade includes the risk to lose money, so a single loss should never be too destructive concerning your total assets. Imagine you go all in and lose half of your Bitcoins in a clumsy single trade. Don’t ever let that happen.

So a wise trader always takes only a small percentage of his/her capital for a single trade and then splits that again in some parts for different entries and take-profit-levels.
12  Economy / Economics / Re: How to manage the risk in investing cryptocurrency? on: September 04, 2018, 10:14:56 PM
Always try to keep up on the news, news can make or break your profits..     Well consider that Cryptocurrency is still relatively new, heck it isn't even mainstream yet. So there will of course be periods of change. News heavily influences how the market perceives things and with the Ethereum incident a few days ago it makes sense that people would consider selling off and lowering the market values. These occasional crashes and market dips are risks that cannot be avoided, however they can be mitigated by these actions.
13  Economy / Economics / Re: Diversify Investments on: September 04, 2018, 09:56:11 PM
Diversified investment is very risky, but it is not recommended to invest a little bit, buy a good time to buy directly, and then you just have to wait patiently.
Enough of the talks about risk. Generally, everything is risky. Diversifying investment is one pethos people have been using  to cope with the funny crypto market. This approach could be tested. There is no crime in trying. If one knows his coins to a reliable extent, it will help in choosing the crypto-coina.
14  Economy / Economics / Re: Is the government really scary? on: September 04, 2018, 09:44:00 PM
Looking into what the matter about cryptocurrency and the United state government is, the United state has no coherent direction on its cryptocurrency regulation other than that there will be some soon. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned investors of cryptocurrency investing risks, halted several ICOs and hinted at the need for greater cryptocurrency regulation.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) became the first U.S. regulator to allow for cryptocurrency derivatives to trade publicly, then organized meetings to talk about possibly changing the rules for cryptocurrency derivatives clearing (one of the meetings was postponed due to the federal government shutdown).
15  Economy / Economics / Re: Is the government really scary? on: September 04, 2018, 09:36:13 PM
Many people say the government is not interested in cryptocurrency. Many people think the government has prohibit
crypto to protect investors from risks. Maybe in your country, that's true. But in some countries, especially developing countries, the government just wants to rob your assets. They rob publicly, lawfully and as much as possible. they are really bandits.I'm not afraid what they do. Because we have many ways to fight them. But this world is not as simple as you think.They can kill you if you are demonstrating.
You can ask any vietnamese that : Do you support your government ? I bet 99% answer is never. 1% remaining I'm sure they are goverment employee or their family. Wink

The problem is just that, the government is so deceitdul. However, there are advantages to Government getting involved in Cryptocurrency. The market will rocket at the sound of this news. In point of substance, what the relevant Government Money Regulation agency or parastata  does is to prohibit Banks and Financial Institutions (BFIs) from investing in cryptocurrencies and from carrying on business as a virtual currency exchange. The Government Money agency regulation also requires BFIs to ensure that operators of crypto-currency exchanges comply with standard AML/CFT requirements.
16  Economy / Economics / Re: Which one do you prefer?Increase your Bitcoin or ِDollar? on: September 03, 2018, 11:44:25 AM
I personally am trying to accumulate Bitcoin. I see Bitcoin continuing to increase in price, so the more I have the better. But this is up to individual decision. Many other people simply make an increase in Dollars and then cash out.
But if you are like me and trying to accumulate Bitcoin, STOP paying attention to the USD price. Don’t look at it when buying or selling.
Only pay attention to Bitcoin, or whatever coin you are using to purchase alt coins with and keep on devicing means to accumulate more and more. Either little, fractional or much. So far it is Legit.
17  Economy / Economics / Re: Which one do you prefer?Increase your Bitcoin or ِDollar? on: September 03, 2018, 11:36:06 AM
In Trading, there are two categories of people, those who want to increase their bitcoin volume, and those who want to increase their dollar volume. Which one do you prefer?Why?

I go with the one with higher value. Common, increase in Bitcoin is a 7000% increase in dollars currently. Why look into increasing my dollars when I can kill two birds with a stone throw of  increasing my bitcoins which will in result increase my dollars. It's just like saying which is preferable between Gold and Money. Gold increases in value while money does not. Bitcoin is in a way synonymous to Bitcoin. Whether you work to increase it or you just buy and HODL the value has the potentials to hit the sky anytime. But Dollars will remain dollars for life, as it's value is a fixed one.
18  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to make a profit with the dump of the price in the market? on: September 03, 2018, 11:20:27 AM
Bear markets make people a lot of money, they just don’t know it at the time.” For some of us looking at our crypto currency portfolios and trading accounts right now, this quote, by Shelby Davis, couldn’t seem further from the truth. But, the truth is, investing, and even trading, has never been about “right now.” There is an ebb and flow nature of all things in life, markets are far from excluded.

This is just to back up reasons for exercising patience until there is an uptrend in the market.
19  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to make a profit with the dump of the price in the market? on: September 03, 2018, 11:15:39 AM
Crypto market is different with others market,  when Bitcoin bearish so mostly all altcoin will follow it. On bearish we should be quit from the crypto market and put the money in to others opportunity, there are many others optional to make money by trading online like in forex,  stocks,  commodities,  Bond or binary option trading.  All this kind trading online has the same level risk, so we have to manage the level risk to be lower.

In addition, diversification is a strategy that applies to making better gains when market is in downtrend. Crypto trading cannot be followed dogmatically. It has to be fine-tuned, studied and practiced in one's best logic. Even without tending towards forex and stocks , there are ways the token in subject can be traded for other coins with prospective increase in the nearest future. This comes with a long time of study and research on tokens to trade with.
20  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to make a profit with the dump of the price in the market? on: September 03, 2018, 11:10:53 AM
Hi I just want to ask how can I make a profit with the dump price in the market I want to trade my token right now but the price is dump and I need to trade my token so that I can withdraw my token and I need a money right now for my daily expenses. Can someone give me an advice?

When price is bad and you have coin to trade, I will just advice you wait for as long as you can for the price to shoot up. The time frame could be unpredictable, but there are hopes of boom in price. But, if you are so pressed financially and you need money as soon as possible, you can trade the tokens so as to cash out, but it must be settled within you that you will not be making as much as you could have if you wait. If there are alternative means of getting your immediate bills settled, kindly do that, cause on the long run, Crypto is worth the wait.
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