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681  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: El Salvador has become the first country to make #Bitcoin legal tender! 🇸🇻 on: June 09, 2021, 08:41:17 PM
As i have heard, it’s not yet confirmed. Just rumours and i mean strong rumours are pointing this statement.
Still i am happy that Bitcoin is getting reputation as it should get.
Moreover it’s also quite complicated to know how this will happen, as we already know that Bitcoin is decentralised currency that is cannot controlled by any government, but still we will see how it ends.
Also this might help to boost up the price of BTC from now on.
Really excited to see what happens next.
It’s time to make cryptos as national assets.
Considering the quick market recovery as a result of this rumour I must say that I like it. If it really is true and a full public disclosure on this follows then it will be a cause for celebration as it will make way for many more to follow.

El Salvador will only be the beginning of the new great crypto era.
682  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Can any one suggest best indicator for trading? on: June 09, 2021, 08:01:27 PM
Guys i am new to trading. Can any one suggest best trading indicator for free? Also any other trading tip for beginers
Well for me, it is RSI and MACD, both of them are good for the trading indicator and it is free.
But if you will compare these two indicators, statistical studies have been researched that the more accurate is RSI than the MACD [1].
On my own. --I did not rely on this indicator while I am in trading, I usually referring to fundamental stuff than technical, because sometimes this fundamental analysis will give a huge impact on the market which is perhaps will be shaken the whole market price.

[1] - https://tradeveda.com/macd-vs-rsi-which-indicator-gives-better-trading-results/
It is all where you become comfortable and besides, it is not needed to have these trading indicators at your side as they can't be used all the time. What is important is that we are able to understand the trend, we are able to think of a way that we can generate profit than to lose, TA's, chart reading, I believe these are all enough when we come to trading, we just need to master it in order to improve our analysis.
If we are enjoyed what we are doing, the more chance to get what we wanted.
Totally agree. You can't be heading into a trade without knowing anything about it but simply invest because some one had made up some lies about it. I'm not saying this is always the case but sometimes this is indeed the case.

Before getting into any market either by trading or just long-term holding always do your own diligence. If something happens down the line you'll find it much easier to understand what went wrong so you can avoid it next time, this is impossible to do when you rely on others.
683  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How do I know if an altcoin is a scam? on: June 09, 2021, 04:13:55 PM
Some questions that you can ask:

  • Whether the entity is registered legally?
  • Whether the entity is regulated in its country and whether your own country would be able to enforce your rights in such country?
  • Whether there are real people behind the project and what are their credentials?

Further, some of the red flags include the following:
  • Promise of guaranteed return or high returns
  • Promise of regular income
  • Something that is too good to be true
  • They ask for your money before they actually start the project
Yes, there are the questions above that one should be mindful of when considering looking at a new alt coin, and additionally, looking at its trend on either dextools (ETH-based coin) or pancake swap to see what the activity of that coin is. From there you can see if anybody sold out (there are some alts where you can only buy not sell - this is obviously a scam), you can also check for the amount of each pooled pool and what the trading volume is. Altogether, these should point anybody in the right direction Wink
684  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: [Boxing]: Lomachenko vs Nakatani June 26 on: June 09, 2021, 02:21:04 PM
Lots of big fights are coming in June, what's the big deal with this month?

Anyway, if there's a voting on who will win, I'll definitely cast my vote for Loma. Just FYI guys, I voted for Loma to win in his last fight but he disappointed us, therefore I think he will come back strong here just to say that he is still here.


Here I'm on your side in support for Loma. He lose  to  Lopez in October 2020 fight  probably  because his physical condition was not very good that time. Probably he had problem with his right shoulder before that fight so he was forced to remain passive during almost all rounds  and that tactic affected the final outcome. Hope he has recovered from surgery and is strong now.

With enough rest and for sure the hunger to win back Loma have a better chance to take this fight.

He's last fight as you've mentioned he's not in  good condition, having some difficulty with his right shoulder will surely
affect the entire fight, there's a good chance now that he will bring competitive fight and expect more actions from this two fighters.

Will follow you both as I'm also believing that Loma will take this, Good luck!
Yeah, Loma had a major handicap on his shoulder in his last fight and given the outcome I think that this time he's going to go hard on Nakatani. Loma is a beast, I'd be extremely surprised if this is not his victory...
685  Economy / Gambling / Re: Nitrobetting.eu - Unmatched BTC Betting and Entertainment 🎰📈🏀⚾🏈⚽ on: June 09, 2021, 01:24:23 PM
Nitrobetting cancelled my bonus when it was already around 70% in progress. So I nearly had my 50mbtc earned and they just cancelled it. Be prepared to have your bonuses cancelled mid rollover for no particular reason if you play with Nitrobetting.

If they canceled your bonus, surely there must be some reason for it? Regardless of whether we agree with that reason, they will have to come up with an explanation. Maybe it is set somewhere that after 70% of completing your bonus you get the amount in your account? Whether the date of the bonus expired?

They said I am not a recreational bettor....in other words: I was winning to much to their liking. That's fine, limit me then or whatever. Or say: we won't have any bonuses for you moving forward. Or just pay me out the percentage of the bonus I had already completed.  But do not cancel a pending bonus which was almost completed. This is childish.
This is unacceptable. If they come up out of nowhere with these restrictions at least they should make it transparent and clear in their rules and this goes for any place. I for one cannot condole such lack of professionalism be it online or not. I would also expect there will be some explanation on here to warn the other users of these changes or inconsistencies.
686  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🎲BetFury.io|⚡️Free BTC+BNB|⚡️$3.5mln Staking pool|⚡️BFG listing party on: June 09, 2021, 12:08:28 PM
^ The mined BFG tokens are not just complimentary. It's one of the main feature and selling point of Betfury. I don't think they'll have as many players as they have now if not for that.

If you read some of the past messages on this thread, you'll see some comments of gamblers unhappy with not being able to change client seed. They prefer to play on other platforms because of that reason. I'm guessing they're huge gamblers as well.
I guess many gamblers also don't like Betfury house edge because it looks like more than on other popular crypto gambling sites. Nevertheless, mining of BFG tokens is definitely a great feature, and it probably compensates for these disadvantages of Betfury.
Well you say that, but I know many gamblers who are not interested in mining at all but all they want is to gamble their way thorough the games they enjoy spending most of their time on. In that respect having an uncompetitive house edge by comparison to many great competitors would actually diminish customer return and experience. Something to think about...
687  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Trading is Easy dont be afraid just on: June 09, 2021, 09:16:01 AM
I like the point you said correction is for buying deeps, yes for sure this is why crypto market is beneficial (price volatility), trade is kind of easy! Spot trade precisely. If you follow the strategy of buying low and selling high you will always remain profitable, tho it requires time, waiting for deeps before buying is always a good idea and know that reds are for buying and green is for selling. Why people loose a lot in crypto  trade is because there are always afraid of buying deeps and always going to buy the top which is very wrong in trading.
Yup, good advice. That is the reason research/study more, then comeback later. Suppose if you're asking when to buy/sell then you are too beginner to trade or even hold. All relies upon your speculation objective and capital though. Learn to love consistent wins rather than big wins. Make your entry at low and cash out when it's up. Just don't get greedy.
In theory, all that said makes sense and everyone gets into crypto thinking they can take advantage of the volatility to buy low sell high but of course what makes it not so easy is to determine when the right time to buy/sell is.

In relation to that, not being greedy can be such a subjective thing but at the same time it really is important because it could cause a buy/sell at the wrong time. So, yeah, trading can be easy but you've got to have the patience it requires.
688  Economy / Gambling / Re: Cryptopcasinos.com Find all the best Crypto Gambling&Betting sites in one place! on: June 08, 2021, 10:52:53 AM
new site(#1) added
maybe, give some incentives for those that will leave their feedback, make sure also that they are authentic and not only after for the rewards.
For the incentives part one way to go around it is to ask the casinos themselves to help out with this since in a way you are promoting them so you could get some kind of budget to support this. And, yes I agree that the more feedback a casino has obviously the more trusted it becomes, so it is worth working on this selection criteria a bit. Though so far, it looks good  Smiley
689  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Let's say you have a large amount of BTC and you on: June 07, 2021, 10:38:47 PM
The issue with P2P is you still have to submit bank details for payment, which would create a link between the source of the Bitcoins and you. If for example you get your funds through this forum, then your forum profile could be linked to your real life identity. For better privacy, you should use a mixing service like chipmixer, or coinjoin the funds to blur the flow of the transaction.
If it's a large sum, it could be flagged by your bank, so smaller transactions would be better.
Agreed, you could run the funds through a mixer and then take out small chunks but then even with that depending on the security of your country you might still be flagged up because of the mixer. At the end of the day you'd still have to pass those funds however small they might be (specially if the small amounts are regular) through your bank so there's risk there also. Best way is to try to find assets to buy with crypto and then sell those assets for fiat.

One hopes that expenditure with crypto becomes common place.
690  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What goes up must come down on: June 07, 2021, 05:00:55 PM
I think that those people who bought bitcoin let's say way back in 2010-2013 and bought like boat load of Bitcoins, are already millionaires. I really think that this is something that we can use to motivate ourselves into commiting our lives and resources for the development of ourselves through cryptocurrency. Many did not believe then and those who persevered through all the drama and issues with Bitcoin and the top alts, have stayed loyal and now became financially independent.
You're right, probably those who held on to BTC for years have now been rewarded massively. While this may seem like a passing trend I'd like to point out that with another halving on the way (~ 3 and a half years away) there is still a chance to have history repeat itself.

If anything, we can all learn and prepare for the future accordingly, there is still hope. Crypto is still such a young industry that there's still plenty of potential.
691  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: [Boxing] Floyd Mayweather vs. Logan Paul - June 6 on: June 07, 2021, 02:31:52 PM
Man, the fight is a classic trash lol.
They're like hugging or clinching as a term in boxing thanking themselves for the easy money.
I feel sorry for those people who paid to see those drama in the ring.
Logan's face was obviously scared and gassed out easily. If he didn't keep hugging Floyd he might've kissed the canvass in the early rounds, and we all knew that.
I had my doubts whether Floyd Mayweather can knock him out and that is what happened, i did not watch the fight, i might be watching the highlights and yet again another exhibition fight going for a draw and there is no point in betting if there is an option to bet for a draw.

If they hugged for 8 rounds then it was a hugging contest than a boxing exhibition and i am curious to know how much they really made for this exhibition fight and if they still made millions then i have no idea what else to say.

Exactly, there is no KO here, just Floyd playing with the crowd, and who knows, maybe he put a bet that there will be no KO. I also did not watch the fight, saw some highlights and obviously, Logan Paul try his best against Floyd.

But he can't get a clean hit on Floyd, and although he is old, Floyd still has his defense and too fast for Logan. I can feel the fans who pay and watch the fight, they cheer but at the end of the day, you know that the match is a circus fight.
Agreed, this time the fight was only for show. With Floyd being at the top of the game and Logan a noob you would have expected a KO or at least something better than just hugging all the way through the match. Anyways, it seems that this game was mainly for the fans but not the strong match everyone expected to see.
692  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Can any one suggest best indicator for trading? on: June 06, 2021, 09:01:17 PM
Guys i am new to trading. Can any one suggest best trading indicator for free? Also any other trading tip for beginers
I'm not going to give you certain steps to help in this trading business as there aren't any set steps towards trading success.

Generally, though, following what's happening with BTC is a good start because BTC market sets the scene for the rest of alts. Above this is knowledge, you must have the right market knowledge to trade without it you're lost. Practice a few trades and then see what you're lacking, then search for the relevant knowledge apply it and attempt to improve. Failure is the road to success!
693  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: When to Mine the last Bitcoin. on: June 06, 2021, 06:15:52 PM
What mathematical analysis proves that BTC created by 2009 with a fixed supply of 21million.
It's called a zeno's paradox.

Every 210,000 blocks (approximately 4 years), the block reward will give half of what was giving in the previous 210,000 blocks. The first 210,000 blocks “extracted” 10,500,000 bitcoins, the next 210,000 gave 5,250,000 bitcoins and it goes and on. The 34th halving will cut the reward from 0.00000001 to 0.00000000 and thus, no other bitcoins.

Precisely, there will be 20,999,999.97690000 BTC.
Exactly right. SO because the halving occurs every 4 years with the mining becoming harder and harder the system was created such that the total supply of BTC only increases at a certain rate for 4 years and then drops thus controlling the supply.

Because the supply is set and it is harder and harder to get more BTC the value should grow in the same linear pattern. This is why it is advised to take advantage of bear markets to stock up until the next bull run where we know BTC would set another record.
694  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is Elon Musk manipulating the market? on: June 04, 2021, 10:19:30 PM
Hell to the yeah, he sure as hell is manipulating the market. Just look at his Dogecoin and Bitcoin tweets. They always put each of these coins in the spotlight. Example, look at yesterday's Bitcoin tweet with a broken heart. Bitcoin took a dive after that
Yup, Elon is a business man and he does use the power he somewhat has over the crypto market. Is like seeing a tweet and a few seconds later see how everybody overreacts to it all.

Personally, I find it ridiculous that this is happening and that the space is filled with people who are so reactive but this is why the man keeps on playing with the market - it works and why not capitalise on it!
695  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: POS instead POW on: June 04, 2021, 06:08:00 PM
With PoS, the more coins you hold, the more power you have over the network. Now think of the huge exchanges such as Coinbase and Binance — think about how much power they'd have. Bitcoin with PoS is simply a disaster.
Can't argue with the many similar posts that POS is not an option for BTC. While other coins have this proof-of-stake mechanism BTC is simply too valuable to engage in such without being detrimental to the rest of the holders.

Remember, BTC is all about decentralisation and moving away from the 'one man' monopoly.
696  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Trading base on market sessions on: June 04, 2021, 02:55:13 PM
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There may be a correlation between increasing trading pairs on the platform based on time and individual activity, but trading bots make it possible to trade 24 hours.
So I also don't think that there is such a thing as a trading window in cryptos at all.
I agree, there is not much difference in orders and little difference between weekdays and weekends. For sure, this is not the case for the forex trading but that's the power of decentralisation - a 24/7 access to any market.

So as far as I've noticed the different timezones for different markets is not something of concern for the crypto space.
697  Bitcoin / Meetups / Re: Who is going to Miami? on: June 03, 2021, 11:00:20 PM
the mayor in Miami is pro bitcoin and as far as I know, the mayor is trying to incorporate or introduce bitcoin to the city. there are some articles regarding the topic and you can also check his Twitter page(https://twitter.com/FrancisSuarez) since he posts his stance and his plans about bitcoin in Miami on his Twitter page.

That's one, and there will be a Bitcoin 2021 Conference in June 4-5, and it's going to be packed with great names; namely, Saylor, Dorsey, and Szabo. (or Tony Hawk if you're a fan of skating and/or his video games)

https://b.tc/conference
https://b.tc/conference/speakers
Yes, I've heard of the conference in Miami and it sounds interesting but I think it would be too much going on provided that the world pandemic is not ending yet. Plus, I'd have to fly in and I'm thinking just listening to it live. I assume it will be a live event, in which case people who can't make it can tune in when they can.
698  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which Meme Coin Will Survive Long on: June 03, 2021, 09:26:58 PM
I believe this will not last long. except for Doge, because there is a big man behind him, you know who I mean. maybe another meme coin will last for a few years at its current price. Because I believe 2021 is the place for them.
Agreed. While DOGE didn't start off as a meme coin now, thanks to Elon Musk's notorious tweets it certainly is the king of meme coins. As for other meme coins surviving long-term i'd say not a chance.

These meme coins are temporary pumps and dumps, there is little value if any derived from them and because of this their long term survival during market bears is close to nil.
699  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Failed in trade it's not joke. on: June 03, 2021, 06:34:23 PM
Trading is not really kind of easy buy as a trader definetly you have to lose sometimes but I believe you profit should be more higher than your lost and you have to learn about risk management before you go into cryptocurrency to reduce your lost.
Traders tend to recover their losses with their next trades. And to cover and recover the previous loss, they have to maintain a higher profit than that loss.

But you have said that it's not an easy task. Because the market sentiment is changing from time to time but for experienced traders, this is a very normal thing and they wouldn't care about their losses as long as they are consistent with their gains.

Much important if a trader wouldn't give up on their respective holdings, because someday they'll be blessed with the potential profit that they might acquire. However, it needs more patience instead of worries as market behavior became so unpredictable. As of now it tries to recover what have been lost from previous downturn, so let's embrace every pumps and have satisfaction on particular price developments.
They tend to choose to become a trader and that's why they won't just settle with their holdings. It is common to have holdings and if somebody who holds wants to trade, that's making him want to earn more or accumulate more as he trade.
The self-improvement process described above is only natural for those who are doing well in the little trading volume they make. Of note, it is much easier to trade in a bull market because if you hold for long enough with all the coins popping you'll end up in profit but this is not the case in the bear market.

This is why many traders when they encounter losses get disheartened and lose interest but the key to success is perseverance and learning. It's like saying you're never going to walk again because you fell a couple of times.
700  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can BTC become the world central currency? on: June 03, 2021, 04:01:02 PM
Can BTC become central to the world currency? I think not, and this has to do with the fact that the blockchain in fact any blockchain is not ready for the mass traffic that it will encounter daily. The network is also not efficient enough and getting regular people to understand why their banks are now run by smart chains is not going to be an easy thing.
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