Just imagine selling your $259,900 house for 43BTC and 2 Months in street.
and after just 2 months sell 43BTC for $498198.
Again buying the previous also you will be in profit of $472298.
would you try this technique.
That's sounding quite mouth watering in theory, but in practice and especially in the Bitcoin market, the volatility might drive you insane before the dream is realized because such investment belongs to the category of investments you cannot afford to lose. It's an investment I would rather not recommend to anyone much as I encourage investments in Bitcoin. Btw, what happened to other ways of raising funds like securing a day job and moving on from there? |
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Btctalk name: Victorycoin
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Current post count 1689
bustadice Name : Victorycoin
I will wear avatar and signature if accepted.
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Looking at the second to last phase for the completion of a reverse Head n Shoulders formation for BTC-LTC. Entry at 0.0087999 BTC is a good buy, though was able to buy some at 0.00869500 BTC Once the 0.01027727 BTC is broken and retested, we can expect a rally to upward of 0.01216362 BTC The name of the game is keep buying and hodling till then!  |
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Thank you guys for those kind of words. Starting now, I starting to study about the charts or candles. So maybe for me as starter with low capital, may I start in some minors exchanges? Not like bittrex? what do you think guys?
There's no need to start on different exchanges but if that's what you prefer then go. I think the mistake here is on how you execute your trading strategy you have to make a change on how you pick the coins you like to trade. My first trading experience also started with a loss but I immediately change things before my loss started to pile up. What's obviously missing out in OP is that of lack of good enough trading knowledge and experience and not a wrong choice of exchanges site or coins, so he's on track to reckon he needs to study more. That's the foot for recouping all the coins he had lost! |
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I lost two thousand dollars worth of NEO and ethereum in this exchange, i just had an account who had no verifications, but i was still able to withdraw because it was an old account.
They have locked my account right after away that i deposited those $2k worth of neo and ethereum, they asked me for an enhanced verification (which i really provided) but they denied this, i had to send a ticket but they still did not answered to my inquerie, and more than seven days have passed since i sent it.
I consider it as lost money, because i know that they are never going to return this to me.
a HUGE scam.
I'm also unable to withdraw money from my Bittrex account and on trying the enhanced verification, the documents and selfie I presented was not accepted, but I guess they'll, when I submit a clearer picture showing my face. I want to take it, this development has to do with the soaring value of Bitcoin and its antecedent of being attractive to criminally minded people, so enforcement of AML and KYC across the exchanges should come as no surprise to anyone and it's not exclusive to customers from the U.S.. I would say, let's exhaust all the opportunities of getting our money out and when it all fail, then we can start calling them scam, but not until then. |
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or may be buy low sell high ?
Lot of noobs traders , don't control their emotions and make worst mistakes : buy at high price and sell at lowest
how to control this ? = put orders (buy/sell) and close the platform
Do you think the buying high and selling low can make more profit? It seems that you can't control your emotions. You can lose your money anytime in the trading world if you can't control your emotions. You should focus on controlling it. You're actually in error and the right thing is to aim to buy low, so profit could be made when you eventually sell same at a higher price. However it isn't all said and done as sound knowledge and good trading skills are inevitable to be able to highlight the fact that a high or low price is only in relative to current price.Today Bitcoin is trading around the $10,000.00 mark, which can be said to be high, but tomorrow we can be talking of $18,000.00 or more and then the $10,000.00 mark would be far below. |
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If you think people around the world will stop needing a decentralized currency, selling is your best option. if you are unaware of an economic war between US and RU and US vs CH you would sell now, the best option for you.
Those economic war among those nations would serve rather as catalyst for further adoption of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. At the end of the day, many more people would be having to adopt Bitcoin to stay safe from their ever devaluing local currencies and that would leave the price of Bitcoin soaring even more. I must say congrats to all Bitcoiners even if what you're currently holding is 0.00000001 BTC, we all kept the community and spirit alive and here we're today! There is no need to hurry off to sell if you do not have a very pressing need, on the contrary, this is rather the time to hold tight or possibly increase one's hodl before the institutional traders swoop into the market, in no distant time. |
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OK......we thought giving away £100 for nothing was pretty generous. We're not forcing people to enter and the entry requirements are clear. In return we would like a bit of exposure and an email list for people who have an interest in Bitcoin.
Of course £100 is something, but is giving it away to a randomly generated winner, which at the end of the day, could be yourself or a fictitious person, same as giving away £100 to tens of people that meet your requirement? Whatsoever that's worth doing, is worth doing well! |
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2. Visit www.globalbitcoinbroker.com and submit a contact form at the bottom of our page. 3. Submit your name, email address, subject “Bitcoin Giveaway” and message “your Instagram username”. Entries close at midday 09/12/2017. The winner will be selected at random and announced via email and Instagram within 24hrs. You're going to have to think again, because everything you put up above is a ploy to get people's contact and recommendation for free. If you ever want to promote a business you must have to spend, not donkey and carrot style. |
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Thanks for prompt payment Atriz and wishing Jolly project the best of luck!
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Seriously. What is wrong with hard forks? It is free and if you don't like it then don't claim or simply dump it. When a hard forked coin does nothing and cannot present developments and solid platform then it will cease to exist. Not a problem actually.
I know you're aware that hard fork, which is a change of base code cannot be without problems! Aside from the risk of successful transition and implementation, there's reduction in the capitalization of the original version and the community also gets divided thus weakening its support, the backbone for any coin. Taking the case of Bitcoin, the hard forks were attempts to hijack the Bitcoin brand name, because of its economic status and Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold and Segwit2x are just 3 ways of saying one and same thing! |
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If you want to be safe you should think like a hacker.
First, a hacker will try to hack your passwords throw trojans, malwares or anything to gain access to your computer, so, you have to use a good antivirus and never download a file from an untrusted website.
Then, a hacker can pretend to be your friend to collect as much information as possible such as birth date or best friend name. Those information can be valuable when trying to reset your passwords.
Hacking a human mind is always easier than hacking a software.
Some unscrupulous elements often set up sites or programs, where people willingly hand in their details and there're site owners, who're into the business of selling such information. So joining all manners of programs online, can be how hackers gain access to people's details and that's one more reason the use of one and same password, pins or patterns across programs is a must avoid. |
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Good he blamed himself and not bitcoin at the end of the whole story. It is quite a story and I hope a lot of people who feel bitcoin is a get rich quick scheme will learn a lot from it. So many people have no single idea how bitcoin even came around, what gave birth to it, the risk of investing etc and then with the mindset that bitcoin is going to make them rich they hop into the train and then panicked when they see the other side of the volatility showing its face.
Going all in means exposing yourself to huge risk, more like greed to me and worst part, without even a full understanding, you expose yourself to panic risk. Hope someone get to borrow a leaf from this guy's story and I hope the guy is smiling now, if he ended up not panicking the year the story was written.
Did he really blame himself or that was self pity? I was expecting to hear him own up, that investing $85k in Bitcoin wasn't the problem, but doing so blindly and greedily was what undid him. If he had taken the time and pain to first equip himself with the right knowledge and skills, knowing his life savings was involved, he would have instead be sitting on piles of money by now. Every business has their secrets and they should never be taken for granted! |
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I also received a message from Bittrex yesterday, titled "Order placement Updates." I understand the move is geared towards the provision of fair and efficient pricing at Bittrex, but I see the part that seeks to remove, every 28 days what it calls "stale orders" as that stands to rob traders of some of the sudden spikes that often happen in the market, although some of those can be traced to pump groups. Removing stale orders: Effective today, Bittrex will be removing orders that are older than 28 days. As we’ve communicated in the past, many of these orders have no reasonable expectation of being filled and clog the order books.
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i'm in the same position, faucet is very poor gain, i ve done 300k satoshi in 1 month with hard work on them
Man that's a very big amount to earn from faucets. I gave up at 6-7k after working on faucets for 2 days. I see both of you're newbies with barely 5 posts to your accounts but @Ahpkind have been here since 2016 and yet celebrating 300k satoshi per month of faceting, I must say that's misplaced priority on the way of making some Bitcoin even without any time frame. Experience in life have thought me that everything in life is a process. 1 BTC in a month or two is seeming impossible, but achievable overtime if and when one learns to earn 1 satoshi and turn it to 2 with as little or no waste of time and resources. Many're sure to be surprised, the first and real capital necessary for success in any business in not all the money in the world - ideas and mindset are! So? what is the point of your post? I really dont understand your arrogance and the useless of your intervent. OFC u can't gain 1 btc in 1 month but it can be helpful for the total amount. The op started a 3d and i post my experience for gain some fraction of bitcoin don't u belive it? not my problem and yeah I don't pass al day clicking.   I feel your hurt, after such a hard work, you deserve a commendation but you didn't get me right! 350k from faucet is no mean feat and shows determination and hope for someone that's apparently new here. However @ Akpkind have been here a while longer and ought not to be proud of 350k satoshi from faucet when his supposed ranking, if he dared to work at it, would have been giving him so much more in no time. Skyscrapers have their foundation from the ground, not in the air! |
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I really don't understand why people are equating bitcoin to easy money. Bitcoin is being earn and you need to have to put up either capital (trading/investing) and effort (signature campaign, services offered) in order to have bitcoin. The only way to have easy money is thru gambling but it has high risk and you might ended up losing.
And now since the demand is increasing, its really getting harder to earn. Just look at how signature are paying paid now, a Full Member before is getting .0075BTC but today its .006BTC.
You'll discovery people with such outlook would have next to nothing to show for their time, should something drastic happen and Bitcoin becomes history tomorrow! Thank goodness though, Bitcoin was well thought out and the chance for such is very slim, nevertheless the landscape is sure to change by the time the voracious institutional investors start to feast on Bitcoin. It would help to realize, we're only fortunate to be early adopters of a technology that have set the pace for the future of money and life generally and that ought not be taken for granted! |
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