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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: -

on: February 24, 2022, 04:25:20 AM

not sure where my last post went, but here it goes again. I still hold my DCT from way back, bridged some tokens to avalanche for trade and used it for staking. All this was just a few weeks back. Not sure what the fuss is about. How many Blockchain companies from 2016 are still around and still releasing tech. If you hold DCT, go ahead and try out their bridge, worked fine for me.

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Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How many exchange accounts do you need to daytrade?

on: February 24, 2022, 04:17:44 AM

Depends what your goals are, of course leverage trading a few big ones with solid KYC and good customer service is important. If you are doing things like artbritaging then yeh same as before but more options with solid bot connectivity. Also where has the company been registered is important.

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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Uniswap discussion

on: February 21, 2022, 10:52:11 AM

Super happy with polygon being added to Uniswap, one of the main gripes with Eth trading is the insane gas fees. Polygin is solid, but an L1 chain I use heavily is Avalanche. A few dexes have launched on it also like Traderjoe, same as Matic nearly non exist gas fees, and super fast/high throughput! Deffo worth a check! Oh and if you own more than 20 AVAX you can also validate/delegate to keep the network up and earn rewards!

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Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Arbitrage Opportunities'

on: February 21, 2022, 10:30:24 AM

salty much? I gave examples of platforms that have demo accounts period! they are examples, not what I use 'NAME A FEW', Shitty or not it took me four months to learn the basics of cross-exchange arbitraging on cex's, thats what it took for me, not for someone else! And my advice of taking winnings more than you are taking losses is sound, maybe you suggest op loses more than he wins and sticks at it lol! Give me a break! Quote from: Beparanf on February 21, 2022, 08:36:09 AM Quote from: saftdo20 on February 21, 2022, 07:40:20 AM Seriously, one of the easiest ways that I started with arbitraging and leverage practice was was using multiple live demo accounts. Took me upwards of 4 months of losing play money practicing on a daily basis until month 5 I reached break even and then from there started to see profits. Only then was I confident enough to start using my real coins, and even then I started really small. Here's my advice: 1- Find multiple trading platforms that have demo accounts: https://www.etoro.com/trading/demo-account/ https://demo.hitbtc.com/ https://bitsgap.com/demo-trading/ To name a few 2- Spend a few hours or whatever you can afford to practice your trading! 3- Dont under any circumstances get greedy, you need to reach a point where you can read charts, see leverage opportunities find gaps in market sentiment etc. You need to be winning at least 51% more then you are losing on a daily basis 4- Only then (it took me 4 months) do you start trading with real crypto, and also always start small (do not take out loans etc) 5- If you arent pulling in above 51% wins vs losses then this game sadly isnt for you My humble opinion! What kind of arbitrage trading are you doing that requires you 4 months to master and give you a low win rate percentage? You doing arbitrage trading because you are certain that there's a price difference in different trading pairs that will give you a small sure profit. No one doing arbitrage trading without securing the other trading pairs that will be use to sell the tokens with profit. You are messing up this thread with your leverage trading strategy which is not being ask here. Besides you are using shitty exchanges except Etoro when doing a demo trades which is sucks.

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Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Arbitrage Opportunities'

on: February 21, 2022, 07:40:20 AM

Seriously, one of the easiest ways that I started with arbitraging and leverage practice was was using multiple live demo accounts. Took me upwards of 4 months of losing play money practicing on a daily basis until month 5 I reached break even and then from there started to see profits. Only then was I confident enough to start using my real coins, and even then I started really small. Here's my advice: 1- Find multiple trading platforms that have demo accounts: https://www.etoro.com/trading/demo-account/ https://demo.hitbtc.com/ https://bitsgap.com/demo-trading/ To name a few 2- Spend a few hours or whatever you can afford to practice your trading! 3- Dont under any circumstances get greedy, you need to reach a point where you can read charts, see leverage opportunities find gaps in market sentiment etc. You need to be winning at least 51% more then you are losing on a daily basis 4- Only then (it took me 4 months) do you start trading with real crypto, and also always start small (do not take out loans etc) 5- If you arent pulling in above 51% wins vs losses then this game sadly isnt for you My humble opinion!

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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: I lost +$ 20k in future, advice for newbies

on: February 21, 2022, 05:13:54 AM

Yup same as everyone else said, never trade money you cant afford losing, and Never, ever under any circumstances trade with bank loans! Your lucky that it was 20K, people have remortgaged their homes looking to make a quick buck and lost it all. I would personally stay clear of leveraging as well but at the very least traders are borrowing for the most part against collateral they already own! Bank loans geeze, sorry for your loss but thats a deffo no for anyone!

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Bitcoin / Mining / Re: i have 400$, i cannot buy a good miner, is cloud mining a good idea in this case

on: February 21, 2022, 05:04:36 AM

A tough one, I would say no, at 400, if you are looking for stable returns I would start by finding some single sided staking options!

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