You can't really say for certain that bitcoin will double or even 5x or 10x. While it's true that the halvening is a highly anticipated event that historically increases the value of bitcoin, the market conditions show us that bitcoin is so volatile and everything can turn south in a few minutes.

If altcoins will be affected it will be in mass fasion meaning it will be hard to single out a specific altcoin, all will be down. If any altcoin will go down more, then it's reason will be specific to it and you have to do the necessary for each altcoin individually.

+1 for tradingviews ideas.

I've been lucky enough to avoid crashes and ride bull waves because of the indicators "experts" share on tradingview. Some may say it's poor strategy to simply rely on other people's opinions but when you don't have enough time to learn how to be a trading genius, reading lots of opinions from other people may be enough to save you from ruin.

Talk about black and white!

I'm a BuLLear - always put money into the market (when crypto is in hype mode) but then also always take out part of the money whenever i suddenly need extra cash. So essentially it's like i'm slowly investing in crypto but at the same time using it as an emergency fund. I love how easy it is to stay liquid with crypto (even if some would argue its not).

If you want speed and day trading, i would suggest to go for the exchange with HIGH trading volumes. One such, probably even the exchange with the MOST trading volume, is Binance. Transaction speed will depend on many other things such as your internet connection speed. Where you are from could also play an important factor, since some exchanges simply do not allow all countries to trade especially for those that have strict crypto policies.

No news about Bakkt? They've just been all over the news a day or two ago. I even remember the articles poking fun about how only 7 BTC was traded in it's opening day compared to the 5000+ BTC traded when CME futures was first launched. Unfortunately, it's hard to expect a certain entity or company appear in the news everyday.

I don't see how u can invest online from their website so you may have to get in touch with them, probably OTC.

It's because most of the online investors have been scammed and burned by fraudulent ICOs. The problem is that in 2017 many scammers took advantage of the boom in online ICO sales. Anyone could literally buy crypto and all they needed was to fund their coinbase account and start investing like crazy.

Sad but true, but people had to learn the hard way. Most of the ICO promises never came true and thats why people are smarter and more careful now.

I think you are looking for something like ethstats.net but that is only for Ethereum.
It does look pretty and the developers did a really good job on it.

However, if you are looking for something similar for other less known altcoins, you may be hardpressed. I believe the best chance you have is to visit the coinwarz website and see if the coin is listed there. If so, you can get some basic stats which look like this:https://www.coinwarz.com/network-hashrate-charts/ethereum-network-hashrate-chart

You may be better off gambling. If anyone desperately in need could suddenly learn how to trade well and double capital in 2 months then everyone would be doing it. Trading well requires patience and dedication. Don't think that if you're good at math or smarter than your average person then you can make it, it is a skill that needs to be acquired over time. If you really need money in 2 months then find another means and try to avoid trading crypto for now.

Great question! Personally, i'd cash it out in small quantities over an extended period of time, as this seems to be the SAFEST route to take. It will depend on your total crypto portfolio but i believe mine could be split in such a way that i can do 10% on a weekly basis. If ever it raises any flags i can always see its the result of some freelance gigs i am working on (these sort of things dont usually have, or are required, official receipts).

And I agree with other answers, don't tell your banks your into crypto. Better to avoid complications!

Lots of establishments already accept bitcoin and this list is growing every year. Although agreeably, the pace is slow at this point in time, bitcoin adoption is still growing, and thats what is important and encouraging.

For a list of businesses accepting bitcoins, heres a list of 11 big companies according to google search i did:
https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/who-accepts-bitcoin/

Nice chart TS, that really does look good for ETH. Do you have a tradingview account we can follow (assuming that screenshot looks a lot like it's from tradingview)?

Since i agree with your analysis, my opinion is that now is a good time to buy ETH. I guess you could call this stage, "pre-bounce" level since it's already oversold. IF all goes well, we should be able to see ETH at above $200 levels soon.

For growing altcoins, theres always that option of doing masternodes and/or POS (staking). The primary problem with growing altcoins today is that bitcoin dominance is so strong.  Even with so many altcoins you'll find yourself hardpressed to find value in them when bitcoin keeps gaining all the credibility and attention.

Another problem with this is the risk of staking. Staking your coins could also result in loss because third party websites or services can easily disappear with your coin.

How much did you get them for? It's sad that you can't buy open box items from Amazon or Newegg if you live outside the US. On the other hand, in our country there aren't very many open box opportunities. Probably because companies here are too cheap to offer discounted prices even on items with damaged boxes.

The answer is NO.

Cryptocurrencies are by nature and definition digital and decentralized currencies. Turning it into paper cash would make it's purpose useless and require someone or some body to oversee the printing or generation of this currency, and that, is where greed and corruption could stem from. This is exactly what crypto is trying to combat in the first place.

In stocks, even in crypto, it is difficult to just rely on technical analysis. It requires a combination of both technical and FUNDAMENTAL analysis. Theres actually a lot of references online available to discuss this, but in general, fundamental analysis refers to looking at the fundamental qualities of a company/investment, and from there, judging whether or not it is a solid investment.  Day trading is not something to take lightly, some people do it as a full time job, you are competing with them, remember that. I wish you nothing but the best!

I always used to post in threads like this that support Ethereum completely.

However, there comes a time when you are forced to consider whether you are falling for "exaggerated journalism" or the real thing. The best thing for us to do at the moment is do your own research, study the trends, make informed decisions).

Good job to the Dominus tho, he knows how to win the crowd.

I believe the safest way to invest in crypto is to put in the time and effort in educating yourself on different aspects.
Like for example:

1. Learning the fundamentals of crypto
2. Analyzing and studying crypto trading patterns
3. Learning about crypto market cycles

Experience is the best teacher,  until you learn or experience more, you will never be successful in crypto (unless you win a lottery!).

Cool didn't know that, but . how does one go about "this route" of connecting microsoft rdp to Android? And also more importantly, what is the advantage of using this compared to solutions that work right out of the box (like TeamViewer or VNC).

Is it just me or does that "node device" look like a speaker?

No offense, my goal is just to provide constructive criticism, what makes this project unqiue and what is the main selling point of this project? The feature of "having a miner in every home" sounds like every other coin out there.

Be warned people, I'd be very wary and careful before investing in a project like this.

"when you trade with massive capital ,you earn massively."

Not much argument to be made there. Another way of putting is that "you gotta spend money to earn money." However, this way of thinking seems to be dated because nowadays startup that have very little to no capital investment at all can suddenly be valued at millions or even billions just because they have a great app. Not sure what the topic starter is trying to prove tho..