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861  Economy / Economics / Re: Can Bitcoins kill Central Banks? on: April 26, 2021, 08:11:59 PM
If enough people use bitcoin for their daily transactions, then central banks with their fiat currencies will lose their power over the economy. Soon after that people will be flocking in to buy cryptocurrencies because FOMO will be too much for them to take in. Banks will collapse as they won't have any relevance and fight if the enemy is literally decentralized currency. This will also boost the price of bitcoin, but at the same time will amp the transaction time and fee. So there are pros and cons in this kind of scenario coming into fruition.
I don’t know about this, but can’t really imagine there would be a  time that people will switch fully from making use of fiat to making use of BITCOIN. That’s not going to happen, the only thing that will happen to bitcoin is having a huge rate of adoption and for sure it will be used for a lot of transactions more than it’s being done (and I pray it is able to handle a high level of usage than now), but as for replacing central banks, I don’t think that’s going to happen, you’re still going to have so many needs to make use of fiat. They are both going to be playing their part.
862  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Someone on Tiktok said that Bitcoin will go down zero if founder show up! on: April 26, 2021, 06:01:44 PM
Dan Pena said in an interview which was being uploaded on tiktok that he knows who is behind or the founder of bitcoin. He then said that if people know who is behind bitcoin then bitcoin will going down to zero. He also state that a bitcoin user could not literally sleep well at night due to market instability and security. I posted the link below guys. What do you think?
Nah, he’s not saying the truth. If the world discovers  who Satoshi Nakamoto is, I don’t think it’s going to make the price to fall to zero. Unless the Satoshi Nakamoto is someone with a bad reputation?

But even at that, since he doesn’t have control over bitcoin and no one else does, then it’s not going to stop Bitcoin, it’s still going to keep moving and there are already lots of people around the world who are into bitcoin. Most other cryptocurrencies there are, their developers didn’t go into hiding like Bitcoin’s, and they still keep being successful, so why would bitcoin be any different?
863  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is ICO WhitePaper Matter Most? on: April 25, 2021, 09:56:14 PM
There's a lot of project are using old coin/token whitepaper and make it fresh looking because of their creativity but after they've got your money for IPO/ICO etc they will create a drama and suddenly gone with the investors money.
That happens way too many times, I mean if you have the money doing it is not hard at all. Give me 100k and I can collect millions of dollars for you, that is the trouble of the crypto market. If you have 100k, you can spend 10k on development, 1-2k on design stuff, 3-5k on staff to control everything and then you can spend at least another 50k+ on marketing on the greatest places and you will be capable of collecting millions of dollars.

This is why it is filled with these people, not all of them spend 100k on this but the reality is that even if they do not spend 100k, they still earn more than they spend on the project, spend 5k and get 10-20k, spend 10k and get 30-40k so in the end it is profitable to start a new project, and when it is that profitable to start a project, everyone starts to do that. It doesn't have to be profitable for everyone who invest, project owners only care about how much they make.
864  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: April is the real alt season on: April 25, 2021, 07:45:34 PM
it is necessary to note that April is not always an advantage for Bitcoin. maybe this april this year all the altcoins reached their highest price or reached the price of Ath. but for april next year i'm not sure if altcoin will experience like this again. but we hope every year the altcoins will find the best price.
How true it is that April month is not good for bitcoins? Because, I read some people are saying April month is good for both bitcoin and altcoins but you are mentioning here something different and that is the reason I'm really confused about this topic. Anyway as of now, this April month is not good for bitcoin market because right now bitcoin market is in to correction; so probably you are right.

At the same time altcoins markets also got stopped after bitcoin entered into correction period; only after bitcoin getting back to normal I guess altcoins season will continue.
865  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Does Dogecoin still worth to invest? on: April 25, 2021, 03:33:07 PM
The situation is that many doubt Dogecoin can achieve a higher ATH.
but looking at the chart movement in the Dogecoin market shows a good trend for trading. whereas to be honest it is too risky to invest.
But I'm having completely different opinion than you. Because I'm still believing into dogecoins to be having another round of big rally which might be taking it toward $1 price levels but anything could happen so investing some small percentage of your portfolio could be a wise decision, am investors might take in this bull season.

As I am believing that investing into the any altcoins must be having big round of risks, dogecoins cannot be an exception here. Instead of risking in any other random coins, I guess it would be much better if we risk in dogecoins for some sure profits at least in long run.
866  Economy / Economics / Re: How is it supposed to be alt coin season after bitcoin falls? on: April 22, 2021, 07:43:59 PM
I hear everyone talking about how it's going to be alt coin season when bitcoin season is over. But how? Whenever bitcoin falls, for some whack reason alt coins follow suit. Even those coins whos projects have nothing to do with bitcoin like Vechain.

I really feel like we've hit the market cycle top earlier than expected tbh
Yes, something like that is very possible. It’s not every coins that will go down with bitcoin if it should go down, there are also coins that are going to keep growing and this will even be the time they will reach their ATH price.

You can see litecoin as an example, although litecoin do follow bitcoin to an extent, but there is always that difference there. When bitcoin was having a huge pump, litecoin was moving slowly, but since became kind of stable and dropped from it’s ATH price, litecoin has been moving up quickly. And if you check the history, things like this has also happened.
867  Economy / Economics / Re: "BTC not a currency per se but can be an alternative asset" China on: April 22, 2021, 06:30:16 PM
In an interesting turn of events, China's tone on BTC has "softened". Who was expecting this change in tone? Not me. Not after all the crack downs on exchanges or ICO bans and the works they are doing with their CBDC.

People's Bank of China deputy governor also said they will be looking to craft regulations to prevent speculations of BTC investments. They will most likely convene meetings with traditional companies that are interested.

How do you see this affect BTC and cryptocurrency in general?

Full story: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/19/china-calls-bitcoin-an-investment-alternative-marking-shift-in-tone.html
That’s really nice and I am happy they are starting to have a change of mind on cryptocurrency. China is one of the biggest market there is for cryptocurrency, and it would be good if they are going to start cooperating. I believe that their government have seen that there is no way that they can bitcoin, because even if they do their citizens are still going to have access to it and are going to be making use of peer to peer, so they are still the ones that are losing. The only they can have a bit of a control over the market is when they are allow it, and that’s what they about to do this time around.
868  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: All Eyes on BTC Dominance! on: April 22, 2021, 05:37:36 PM
- Once btc rallies to next leg up to $70k then will that mean btc dominance will recover and from there will alts go sideways or go down in price?

- Once btc stops at $70k and go sideways between $60-70k like it is doing now between $50-60k then will btc lose dominance and its alt season again for another month or longer right till btc takes the next leg up to $80k right?

- If everyone expects btc to top $100k in this bull market then from my calculations if bitcoin is doing this every $10k leg up predictable pattern that is every $10k leg up for btc then it goes sideways for a month or so then we have remaining 3-4 alt seasons left in this year before everything crashes into the new following bear market right?
Bitcoin has been kind of really weak these days, just look at the chart we have right now it is becoming something else and is no longer the bullish chart that we have been seeing for months before now. When I checked the chart today, I started with five days chart and it was on the red mark and over to the one month and the market was the same. It is just going down.

Although around last week we saw something like this where the market tried to go down and after dropping low to $54k it later moved again up to $56k. So we don’t know what it will be this time, it can still get back up again.
869  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which coin i should choose now? on: April 22, 2021, 04:52:13 PM
Hello Guys,

Trx, Zil and SXP, I am wondering between these 3 coins. Trx can x10 go 1$ like ADA?

Thanks for advice.
That TRX will be a good choice, although I am saying this because I don’t know about the other tow cryptocurrencies you have mentioned, but those ones can still be very good coins and depending on how hard working the devs might be, you just never know, any coin can blow up at anytime. There are coins that come out and are underrated and all of a sudden you will see them blowing up more than a hundred times increase. So, anything can happen, if you look at any of those and they seem to you like they are going to be valuable, it’s good to take a shot and see whether it’s going to work out.
870  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: At $7.5 Dogecoin will be more valuable than BTC on: April 22, 2021, 04:30:12 PM
It's coming quick, Doge will go to $3 easily in the coming weeks, then to $7 is no problem, after that it will be BIGGER than BTC,

Which means that the most valuable crypto on earth, actually admits it a no-value scam, and doesn't even hide, while all along BTC has lied about its utility

Funny the JOKE crypto is more valuable than the 'holy crypto', but the fact is the holy crypto is a worthless dinosaur propped up by a few geriatric whales; dogecoin of course is also owned in majority by just a few people, but at least they're not lying to their buyers
You must be very funny, like for realyou call the bitcoin a worthless crypto currency, and then dogecoin is what you see as the most valuable cryptocurrency there is? Lol I guess the pumping of dogecoin is getting into you all’s head because I don’t see why you’re going to be saying that bitcoin is worthless,like dogecoin is the good one here.

Do you know how many times that dogecoin has been for pump and dump easily? Bitcoin is even less likely to be manipulated by anyone easily, because the market is already huge, there are lots of people around the world that are making use of bitcoin.
871  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bullish or Bearish? on: April 21, 2021, 09:27:21 PM
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And I’m not asking for a thorough analysis guys..  Just what you think when you look at the chart.  Thanks.
If truly this chart is that of current bitcoin price chart, then, we are into bearish mode for the now, the chart indicated a slipping downward movement after the last candle-stick or few. You also check the shoulder level of this chart for verification.
Bearish? Already? I mean not already is it bearish, because for me it is not bearish at all. I just mean, did really a 10% drop made you think that it is already bearish? Don't you think bitcoin and altcoins should drop significantly more in order to call it bearish? I would say at least a 50% fall is required for me to call it bearish, obviously I will call it along the way as well but it needs to be keep dropping to that place without too much break in between.

Right now it looks like it has taken a loooong break and we do not know if it will go up or down from here, if you are not sure if it can go up from here, that means it is not bearish. We can call it "not bullish" and that would be perfect for it, but honestly it is not alright to call it bearish just yet to me.
872  Economy / Economics / Re: Strong kyc reason on: April 21, 2021, 09:11:28 PM
the government has long been recommending the transition to cashless payments. it is the banking system that helps the government, with full KYC, to control everyone's income and expenses.
Yes, governments always want full control over all of us. They just need to catch at all possible points where they can put tax and benefit from that. I guess this is an usual practice across all countries and this is the reason KYC norms are happening all around the world with similar updating. Before, in my country banks do ask KYC only when we start with them but now they do ask every six months or yearly once. I heard that is the practice in USA but now happens even in my country.
873  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How do you determine potential profit? For risk:reward ratio on: April 21, 2021, 08:42:52 PM
I get that generally your risk amount should be at a previous support and within the amount you're willing to risk but how exactly do you determine potential profits?

Would it be at a previous resistance?

What if it's a new high and there is no previous resistance, would it then be at certain price points?
You sound too technical. When you're looking into market fluctuations then definitely you will get an idea on how to determine potential profits. I have seen that most people are on the spot finalizing their profit level because they are not sure about how wildly market will be fluctuating so based on the situations they are booking profits or they are keep delaying with the trailing stop-loss.
874  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is trading an occupation? on: April 21, 2021, 07:49:28 PM
However, both traders and investors take advantage of the market up and down price trend but it all depend on individuals knowledge about crypto currency market.
With that been said, the topic was, can we call crypto trading an occupation.

Its not talking advantage beacuse not all of us traders really make money in trading, remember that we traders are betting against each other's prediction on the price movement, hence if one profited, the other will loss, that's how simple it is, therefore it cannot be an opportunity for all of us.
Which way you look at it, it still an opportunity cause opportunity can also be a chance. I Google opportunity it says "a time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something."
Although the result may not be positive base on your example it still an opportunity.
This is true, plus as I have always said, trading is a not a zero sum game, someone can buy at 10, sell at 20, while other will buy from him at 20 but sell at 30 and it goes on like that, which means you can go up like this 10 times and down crashing once making 10 people win money while only one lose money. This means it is not a zero sum thing, trading still makes a profit, all depending on what you are looking at. The opportunity to make money is there, it all depends on the market working together and it all depends on how people react to it.

I have been trading rarely, I usually do a long term purchase, only a small portion of my portfolio is for trading, but I can tell you that I have seen people who trade and make a lot of money, but we are in a bull run, so many people traded and made some money, I do not think that one has to lose for the other to win.
875  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Why you don't need to HODL or trade Bitcoin on: April 21, 2021, 07:12:55 PM
Just look into the people who are holding for more than one decade and still continue their holding because they are believing into million-dollar levels for one bitcoin. I am also believing that will be possible in coming years.
Yes, like many other people have already notified OP must be a bitcoin hater and there will be no point of listening what he is saying here. It is always good to have bitcoin with the long-term plans and it will be definitely profitable even for my case.

I am also holding bitcoins with long term plans and probably I may not spend my bitcoin but my grand people will be making use of them and most probably I might use only very low percentage of my bitcoins.
876  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: My trading strategies on: April 21, 2021, 06:31:05 PM
First am not a pro trader, but my trading techniques have proven fundamentals. I recycled around Bitcoin and some handful of good altcoins; I trade with a hand full of funds since altcoins and the bitcoin market move in the opposite direction; I fill my bags with altcoins when the alt markets are down against Bitcoin and sell them when the market is on the rise to buy bitcoin which will be on a downtrend at that moment.

This technique has worked for me over the years.
That’s a really good technique as long as you know how you’re going to be using the right way, but if you don’t it’s not going to be working.

The technique wouldn’t work if you’re making use of the top altcoins, because those ones are always following bitcoin on every move, and that means you wouldn’t catch them like this. You can only be doing this with altcoins that has no association in their price movement, and at that you will have to be very careful with the coins you choose, so you don’t buy a coin that will fall and not recover again.
877  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: My 0,03btc---->1btc challenge on: April 21, 2021, 05:15:23 PM
I have started a challenge to myself to make my 0,03 btc to 1 btc by spot trading on binance. I share my trades with screenshots on a telegram channel I formed. Currently I am at 0,17btc.

If you would like to follow, you are welcome to my channel. Please be informed that I am not an expert and my trades are not investment advice.
That’s very good, as long as you’re doing the job right you’re sure going to hit that amount you have planned.  But as for you making that update it’s going to be hard for anyone to go and follow your group on telegram just to be watching your story, and moreover it’s not all of us here that are making use of the telegram app.

My advice would be that you create the thread here on bitcoin talk forum and then you will be making the updates here with images and all that, that way people wouldn’t have to be joining any group, anytime you make updates a lot of people will be seeing it here.
878  Economy / Economics / Re: Government policies help to grow the price of bitcoin on: April 20, 2021, 08:35:01 PM
Crypto currency round the world has come to stay, to foster growth in business and build trust among its users but most world leaders are head bent on tackling bitcoin by making difficult policies to affect its stability, but little do they know that this policies of theirs make bitcoin to become more influential among other crypto ,making it scarce and the most sought after crypto currency thereby making the few people that have it to hod and inflate the price to which ever amount they wish to sale on peer to peer bases...what do you think
I do get what you’re trying to say here, that when government bans bitcoin that a lot of people who owns then starts selling to for a higher price. Well, I won’t really say that applies much to what the market price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are going to be. Whether the government is doing what they are doing or not, the cryptocurrency market will always be growing as it has been doing for a very long time.

So, I don’t think the actions that the government is taking is going to be affecting the market that much. It’s even going to make people to be a lot wiser in how they’re trading their cryptocurrency.
879  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin will never go below $50,000 again on: April 20, 2021, 08:19:58 PM
We're at the beginning of a years-long super cycle that is gonna shoot Bitcoin from $10k up to well into the the hundreds of thousands over the next few years, with no crypto winters during that growth. Retail is calmer less FOMOy, institutions are coming in and by definition are more wary and less FOMOy, and with Covid + money printing the narrative around Bitcoin has finally evolved from speculative get rich scheme to store of value gold 2.0.

For these reasons, Bitcoin will never go below $50k again, even if we get a decent crash at some point like most people expect based on past market cycles (and yes I've been in crypto during the two big crypto winters), the bottom still won't go under $50k. Do you agree? Hit the poll!
Even with such a big crash, we stayed above 50k, that should make at least some people happy right? I mean I am very happy about it, it is definitely something I really wanted for a long time. I can't say if that is the end of it, I can't say if we will ever go under 50k or not, maybe we will, maybe we won't, I wouldn't know it, nobody can "know" it, we just guess. However we could at least say that we are doing better right now and that is a very good thing.

This is why I think there is a chance that we do end up with something decent after this crash, we will probably go up, it looks quite good and it will be something valuable once again. I don't know if 64k+ will happen again very soon, but I think if we have a recovery, it will definitely happen eventually and when we go over and break the all time high price, it is going to be a bull run followed after that.
880  Economy / Economics / Re: Charlie Munger: "Bitcoin is an artificial substitute for Gold" on: April 20, 2021, 06:55:03 PM
I have to say this is both not a bad thing, and also I understand why they did not care for bitcoin as well. Remember these are 90 year old people, they are too old and they buy stocks like gilette, coca cola, apple, like very known and widely used stuff, those are stocks we all know that will continue forever, there is a very slight chance they could bankrupt, it is obvious that 99.99% chance they will just keep growing bigger and bigger.

They never really took a risk, they just keep working and working and working just to find something that is globally used and a huge corporation, that is not really a big smart decision to make a profit, and his return rates are not big enough to actually deserve him the recognition but since he did that for nearly 70 years he gets recognition. Long story short it would be contrary to anything they have ever done if they invested into bitcoin.
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