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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Hope on Ethereum in 2017 on: November 16, 2016, 05:46:11 PM
The markets are showing the hope in the future potential of the ethereum network and ecosystem. There is a growing sense that Ethereum can do what bitcoin does and there is a panic to clamber onto the bandwagon.”
2  Economy / Services / Re: Byteball Signature Campaign(Under new management) on: November 16, 2016, 04:11:59 PM
I would like to confirm that I have received 0.0017 for last week
Thanks manager.

You have to recheck your signature, something is wrong. Line are mixed.
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thank for the correction. I have re copy the signature again. Thanks
3  Economy / Services / Re: Byteball Signature Campaign(Under new management) on: November 16, 2016, 02:36:09 PM
I would like to confirm that I have received 0.0017 for last week
Thanks manager.
4  Economy / Economics / Re: Reason why you should Buy bitcoin now on: November 16, 2016, 10:54:57 AM
Because bitcoin growing so fast and now almost recognized on the world, even people now trying for accept on business and salary.
Buy now cause bitcoin is future money Cool.
Keep it now and hold for a few year and there you got big deal  Roll Eyes
Bitcoin, has surged from $640 to $720 in the past one week. The digital currency has been exhibiting some promising trends this year, in spite of facing drastic setbacks following multiple hacking incidents. As Bitcoin price continues to rally upwards, the expectations for the digital currency’s performance in the coming year is at an all-time high movement in 2017.my prediction for 2017 is bitcoin will likely trade above $1,000.
5  Economy / Economics / Reason why you should Buy bitcoin now on: November 16, 2016, 10:16:47 AM
So much so that 15% of banks world wide expect to widely implement blockchain, which is a ledger of transactions updated in real time by various institutions, by next year, according to the report which surveyed 200 global banks.

These banks, mostly medium to large-sized institutions, are focusing their blockchain technology on three areas: consumer lending, retail payments, and reference data, which refers to the real-time information sharing of transactions across business divisions and institutions.

In four years, IBM says that 66% percent of banks expect to have blockchain in commercial production and at scale.
6  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What would be your recommendations when trading crypto? on: November 16, 2016, 08:20:31 AM
Even though, I've been several years buying, selling and even holding Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies there is one thing that I need to master yet and that is the ability to trade effectively any crypto in order to maximize profits.

Since crypto is highly volatile (especially alt coins), there is a good chance to make decent profit via trading.

Any good recommendations or resources that you could recommend me in order to trade cryptocurrencies effectively? (books, or any other resource)

I know one key rule which is buy low, and sell high but most of the times I end up loosing more than what I have invested initially instead of maximizing profits.  Smiley
The only people that succeed in trading are skillful and professional trader.Professional trader learn a lot of skills for technical, sentiment, and fundamental analysis. Google this! For crypto trading I think technical analysis is not as important as the other two. In contrast, in classical ForEx the technical analysis is the most prominent activity.

It also pays to have the technical skills to actually understand crypto currencies. Do you actually know what a hash function does? While I can do such analysis for you in my coin reviews, you should learn that yourself in the long-term.
Aq
7  Economy / Economics / Re: Tech companies who support cryptocurrencies on: November 16, 2016, 07:28:49 AM
dell, wordpress, overstock, uber etc are few well known tech companies who accept and look supportive towards cryptocurrency. You can check few other here
http://blog.genesis-mining.com/10-major-companies-that-accept-bitcoin
http://www.toptechanalyst.com/2016/07/the-top-16-companies-that-accept-bitcoins-in-2016.html
Businesses like Microsoft, Dell, and Expedia say they accept bitcoin as payment. But that's not quite accurate.some of this company interiorize bitcoin and promote fiat currency. If you are from my own side of the world, we patronized  most of this tech company but common man did not know any thing about bitcoin. The media did not help bitcoin.
8  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin trading - economy information on: November 16, 2016, 07:18:16 AM
Where do you guys get the information which you use to make daily/hourly trading decisions?

Trading can be characterized as short-term decisions made in
 accordance with information gleaned from technical ... Based on the
 outlook of the Assets there are various strategies which have to be used by
 trader to to make an inform trading decision. You have to learn trade, developed your skills and experience. But you can get your daily fundamental information from tweeter, bitcointalk even you can Google.
9  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Question: How much would it cost to create an altcoin? on: November 16, 2016, 06:57:38 AM
if your zero skill,  have'n anything skill maybe you must is early money one bitcoin
not include server linux ubuntu domain can get your coin
and you must extra money to promote
if you are looking for mobility and security,I  recommend the simply-titled Bitcoin Wallet mobile app. There is a version for both Android and BlackBerry OS. It is a software wallet, so you retain complete control over your bitcoins. It also works well with QR codes and NFC, making transferring coins to someone else’s phone easier than writing a check. Be sure to backup your wallet (with the included “Backup Wallet” feature) or you risk losing all your coins the next time you get too close to a pool.
10  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin or Ethereum ? on: November 16, 2016, 06:43:20 AM
Ethereum is popular now but it is not direct competitor of bitcoin. Their purpose is slightly different. I've seen many 'bitcoin killer' alts in the past and none of them survived enough.
Someone could say that Litecoin is technologically better than Bitcoin - so why it is not more popular or priced higher?

Because many people are well establish in bitcoin rather than litecoin and look at what status of litecoin now i think its going to trash and maybe it will be dead soon same as there furom are being hacked, eth must not compete to bitcoin if it dont want to be die just what like happen to other altcoins, although eth is keeping rising for today and still it cannot compete to bitcoin.
Ethereum is written in a Turing Complete Language - Bitcoin was written in a stack based language that isn't Turing Complete.

A Turing complete language means anything can be done with it given enough time and enough computing power.

This means that Ethereum has a broader base to build on and a broader market to enter - as it isn't locked to being a value transfer ledger - which is where the analogy of ethereum as a tcp/icp in comparison to bitcoin as your email comes in. Although Bitcoin could be built upon to allow the functionality that Ethereum has.
11  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How and where do I store my bitcoins? on: November 15, 2016, 05:17:56 PM
I have less than 10  in localbitcoins and about 5 each on BTCC and their justpay wallet.

I don't trade actively, just buying around 1 coin every week or two since a few months ago.

Should I be considering some secured wallet?
No matter what wallet you choose, remember that your bitcoins are only safe if the private key was generated securely and remains a secret. Choose a storage method based on your needs and your wealth. There’s no reason to ever store a large amount of funds in a hot wallet.



12  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What Is Bitcoin Trading and Why It's risky? on: November 15, 2016, 02:13:40 PM
Hello folks!

I'm thinking about starting to trade with Bitcoin, but I see people saying that It's risky & almost like gambling.

I think that I mis-understand the meaning of trading.

For me trading Is for EXAMPLE, buying Bitcoin when It's at 550$ and selling It when It's at 670$. This Isn't risky because If Its value doesn't Increase, you'll just have to keep It until It gets higher enough, Is this trading?

I would really appreciate If people clarified more! Thankx Wink
The coin’s value fluctuates with its market demand, and is worth its day’s exchange value all over the world, regardless of where it is spent. There’s no need to change currencies on business trips or holidays, as its value stays the same regardless of strengths or weaknesses in non-virtual currencies.
13  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: People who are successful, experienced traders - how did you get into it? on: November 15, 2016, 01:42:26 PM
I'm new to the idea of bitcoin trading in general, and I was wondering how people actually get into it? It sounds like a lot of people have some sort of background in economics or finance, or work in trading in their day jobs and use btc trading as a sideline, are there a lot of people like this? Do people learn by losing money and then figuring out where they went wrong and correcting it?

I'm interested to hear people's stories.
If you’re a beginner trader, first thing you should learn is to read charts. Chart patterns signal to traders that the price of a security is likely to move in one direction or another when the pattern is complete.
14  Economy / Economics / Re: Why Trump presidency may turn out beneficial for Bitcoin long term on: November 15, 2016, 12:28:24 PM
Among his many campaign promises as a candidate for the US presidency, Donald Trump has also been promising to close the US markets for the Chinese goods, at least partially. That, according to him, will help restore American jobs that he accused China of stealing. If he ever lives up to his promises and actually does something to that tune, it will certainly cause further devaluation of Yuan, the national currency of China. But the Yuan devaluation seems to be one of the primary drivers behind the growth of Bitcoin for the last two years, along with the reward halving.

What are your opinions on the consequences of his economic policy in regard to Bitcoin and its price in the long term?
I think bitcoin is going to soar up during Trump president. After all Trump received bitcoin as donation during his campaign. Donald Trump has pledged to declare China a currency manipulator on day one of his presidency. During his campaign, he also repeatedly pledged to impose a 45% tariff on Chinese goods. His promises risk creating a trade war between the U.S. and China which could weaken the yuan and accelerate Chinese capital outflows. When the yuan falls, investors often turn to bitcoin.
15  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Where I can learn Bitcoin Trading? on: November 15, 2016, 12:10:58 PM
You want to develop a bot or use a bot?
I have the same question for the op! You want to develop a bot or getting skill on how to trade.It’s possible to build an automated trading bot and potentially generate passive income. A trading algorithm can use a variety of different strategies depending on the market condition. Generally it’s  best to program your own strategy as oppose to purchasing one online. Always test your strategies with small amounts because bots can glitch out from time to time.
16  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: I'm confused. Is that possible to trade by cryptocurrency arbitrage opportunity? on: November 15, 2016, 11:47:27 AM
I saw a site: fintecher.cc  which visualize arbitrage chance.
I wonder if there is chance coz the market movements and liquidity are too fast to follow.
you have to understand the inherent risk in arbitrage trading, therefore these are my advice for:Managing risk doesn’t mean being afraid of losing money. The fear of loss can actually work against you and sabotage good trades. When trading it’s important to have a plan and set profit targets ahead of time. Before you pull the trigger on a trade you also want to assess how much you’re willing to lose if the market moves against you. These two elements combined are called risk to reward. Some traders use stop orders as a safety net to get out of a bad trade.
17  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: If you were an Trading Insider in what you would recommend to invest? on: November 15, 2016, 09:58:23 AM
If I was a trading insider then I would suggest my clients to research their own because for me values are far more important than price. I would never compromise my credibility just for the sake of profits and even if I knew some news that would push market price up for a particular coin then I would refrain from purchasing it and the reason is same as quoted above.
you have made a nice suggestions for the op. I will also advice the op to lean arbitrage trade;Arbitrage tends to work best during periods of high volatility. It’s much faster to send bitcoin and altcoins between exchanges than it is to send fiat. It’s also possible to arbitrage by watching the dominant exchange that’s the market mover.
18  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Any tips im new in trading on: November 14, 2016, 09:12:35 PM
any tips there guys im new in trading

edit: also best altcoin to invest
this is what you should know about bitcoin or altcoin investment and trading.An investment in Bitcoin is a long-term undertaking, often with multiple goals such as portfolio diversification, fiat risk hedging, business or ideological objectives, etc. Bitcoin investors are generally insensitive to price volatility and unlikely to exit their positions, barring some dire eventuality.

By contrast, most Bitcoin traders maintain only short-term positions, staying in a trade for a maximum of a few months - but often for no more than a few hours. Bitcoin traders are also extremely price-sensitive, striving for perfect entry and exit prices and abandoning their positions immediately if they prove unprofitable
19  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to sell bitcoins on an exchange on: November 14, 2016, 09:06:08 PM
I never saw it before. Maybe you should use another exchange site. It's not nice when the exchange wants to know from where the BTCs came, because it can came from many different places and nobody had the obrigation to say!
The bitcoin arbitrage website, once prominent, has been
 shut down amid accusations of fraud. ... the Bitcoin Trader leadership to
 publish financial audits, though such a disclosure has not been issued
20  Economy / Economics / Re: How Hillary Clinton Seeks to End The Internet, Bitcoin and The Free World on: November 14, 2016, 08:51:52 PM
her campaign manager really said this before Election.That "the digital currency Bitcoin is too "libertarian" and reliant on an "Ayn Rand schtick," Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said in an exchange with campaign tech aide Teddy Goff published by WikiLeaks on Tuesday.
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