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 on: September 25, 2025, 10:48:45 PM 
Started by Moxiee - Last post by Powerjumboo
Quote from: Moxiee on September 24, 2025, 04:47:18 PM
Markets move fast, but emotions move faster. Fear and greed push traders into rushed decisions,buying tops, selling bottoms, or overleveraging positions.

Ethereum, stablecoins, or Bitcoin,it doesn’t matter. Without emotional control, the outcome is the same. A calm mind is as important as any chart.Do you think your biggest challenge in trading is technical skill or managing your own psychology?

It is not easy to make money by trading, trading is very risky, where without experience and strategy, it is never certain to make a profit from trading. However, you need to know your own strategy and technical analysis on the trading platform, if you do not know your own strategy and technical analysis, then you will never be able to achieve success in trading. I have not joined trading well yet because I do not have much experience in trading, but even though I do not have experience, I have gone to trade on the trading platform with very small amounts of money a few times but I could not analyze it very well there, so I made a few trades with speculation. However, I have had to lose time and time again by trading with speculation. I myself do not know how to do technical analysis and I am not sure if I will ever be able to do technical analysis because technical analysis is very difficult to understand.

 82 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:43:13 PM 
Started by Firstfrost - Last post by Bitcoin_Arena
Trading contests are not bad, how it should be within one's means otherwise one might end up losing funds that they can not afford to lose just because they want to achieve a certain position or trading volume. This is why I hate trading competitions that involve trading volume a metric for determining the winners. For example, how do you a person with on $5K in your account compete with someone who has $1M in the account?  Grin

I prefer those that are based on percentage PnL but yeah you have to manage the pressure that comes with it, maybe FOMO as well. The advantage is that you get to experience the real trading emotions and also test your risk management strategy.

 83 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:38:06 PM 
Started by Bitco55 - Last post by cryptomaniac_xxx
Quote from: Johnlomape on September 25, 2025, 10:07:30 PM
Quote from: bhadz on September 25, 2025, 05:06:39 AM
Quote from: Bitco55 on September 22, 2025, 11:06:32 PM
A person can never escape this cycle unless he/ she invests. Remember, you can't invest what you don't have or what you haven't saved. Saving is just as important too. Investments in one's education, health, finances, and so on, is what takes a person out of this cycle of poverty.
I agree of what you highlight here OP about the importance of investing. But let's not open the idea of people working with high paying jobs, they don't have to invest and that's the next thing for them to do on how they can escape poverty. They have the money and the management depends on them. It's true that saving and investing are important for a person to get out of poverty and people think that it's hard to do because it actually is. It requires a lot of patience and delayed gratitude for people to reach that and get out of the rat race.
Anybody that want to escape from poverty must be ready to save money for investment. Majority of the millionaires we are seeing today have one time or the other save money for investment purposes. This is not a science rocket where a person will be looking for ways on how to save money. Poverty is not something everyone should be against but most time it is due to the poor ideas of a person without making sure they invest what they have so they can make money in the near future. It is better you are poor today and you are able to save money and find your way out of poverty.

But that it contradictory, how can someone save money when you are in poverty? Those millionaires are built differently, maybe they really have the money to invest in the beginning. Or if they don't have the money, maybe they have a benefactor.

So it's very hard for the poverty people to just turn back their lives and become self made millionaire. Unless you start a illegal business, just to be honest. But if you start with fair and square, gonna take a lot from you to succeed in life.

 84 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:31:51 PM 
Started by Cipherpz - Last post by blockman
Bitcoin has changed a lot of lives globally and locally. To be specific in our local, lives have changed because of how Bitcoin have made significant increase to its price and that has also pushed people to live a better life. But it won't happen until they start selling and so to my guess, those who have waited for this time for so long didn't have any second thoughts of making their lives better and at least cashing some profit. While they do that, they have to make sure that there's something remaining for them so if the price of Bitcoin gets better in the nearest future, there's still something for them to sell. It could be for retirement, house, or any dreams that they aspire to achieve and purchase.

 85 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:31:49 PM 
Started by btc78 - Last post by kotajikikox
Quote from: mindrust on September 24, 2025, 06:46:14 PM
I found the full list in that aricle which the OP posted a link to (https://www.henleyglobal.com/publications/henley-crypto-adoption-index-2025) and I am surprised to see that Türkiye was on the 23rd spot while UAE and all the others were above Türkiye. I see that we have received a very high tax friendliness score of 8.3 and low on everything else and hat actually makes sense since while Türkiye's zero tax on crypto is important it is not the only thing the investors look for. Businesses cannot accept crypto legally as a payment method here and that's probably our biggest weakness right now as it shows on the adoption score, 1.2 d'uh. UAE on the other hand received the highest scores almost on everything except for adoption but they are still light ages ahead of Türkiye. Zero tax is huge but only for the traders it seems. Any startup investors will prefer some other country like UAE, USA or Switzerland probably... I can't blame the investors, our government should do better. Congratz UAE.
I think the fact that your country already allows for no tax is a huge thing and not a lot of countries offer this kind of thing so in a way I think there is a possibility of your country standing out above the rest. In some countries like mine, crypto is taxed.

 86 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:30:02 PM 
Started by TESY - Last post by Balmain
Quote from: gunhell16 on September 24, 2025, 03:15:06 PM
To be honest, what happened to Luna can happen again to other cryptocurrencies. We just don't know which one will suffer the same fate.

Now, if you're asking about Pi, if I were to look at its similarity, first, Pi doesn't have its own exchange, unlike Luna, which had FTX, if I'm not mistaken.
So, if I had to choose, even though I don't like Pi, I'd probably choose Pi over Luna, which is now Lunc, right?
What happened to Luna could happen to any altcoin. It's impossible to know which will happen, when, how, or why. We can only witness history. We saw what happened to Luna, and many more altcoins will experience this scenario, and we will too. Pi coin is just one of them, and perhaps they have a chance at success. From a distance, they don't have products or services that suggest they will succeed.

 87 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:26:54 PM 
Started by rdbase - Last post by rdbase
Sort of late on this rather big news about how from August 7 there was an Executive Order 14330 signed into congress that directs the SEC and Department of Labor to update regulations allowing retirement savers to diversify from the regular stocks and bonds they are use to with bitcoin being an asset they can squeeze in as a contribution towards their portfolios.

The full article can be read here which allows other alternative assets:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/lawmakers-push-sec-to-adopt-trumps-401k-crypto-plan-is-bitcoin-retirement-coming

 88 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:26:24 PM 
Started by JamesDaniel90 - Last post by passwordnow
Quote from: JamesDaniel90 on September 24, 2025, 08:30:59 AM
Are we still thinking Q4 will bring us an altseason?   I think it will, but I am just not sure how big it will be compared to 2021.

We now only have 7 days until Q4 is here and it with it typically being a very good quarter for crypto, I am hoping to finally cash out of my altcoins.

What is the general thoughts on this? Do we think the cycle top will come by end of year or are we possibly looking at Q1 next year like some are now saying?


A lot of alts have already pumped and didn't you were able to get some profits from the alts that you hold? We don't know if the same ending will be for this cycle as the year ends. If I were you, I'd secure some profits that I am happy with because trying to hit the peak will might even get you to close to nothing. And so, be happy with some acceptable amount that you're going to get from profiting on this market.

 89 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:26:11 PM 
Started by WhoYouCantKill - Last post by ultrloa
Quote from: Sanitough on September 25, 2025, 09:59:56 PM
I’m certainly optimistic with the future of bitcoin. But I also make sure that won’t lead me to unrealistic expectations. My point is, let’s just accept the reality that traditional banking won’t never be replaced at the present, or even in the future. The government is powerful, and it won’t allow bitcoin to take the position of centralized banks.

Also, bitcoin isn’t created to replace traditional banking, but it can co-exist with banks. That’s why we have seen some banks now that are open on bitcoin and future bitcoin transactions that would happen inside the banks.

They are over expecting on something that won't gonna happen. Bank business is would possibly be there and won't get replace by any revolutionary financial things. This institutions knows how to adopt and if they could able to see that Bitcoin is already hitting hard on the mainstream for sure there's a good chance that they open to accept it in their institution.

JP Morgan and other banking institution is slowly adopting BTC by allowing their clients to transact Bitcoin there.

People are over exaggerating and maybe its better for them to stay in real time so that they can avoid believing on things that hard to happen.

 90 
 on: September 25, 2025, 10:23:08 PM 
Started by JamesDaniel90 - Last post by WhaleProInvestor
Hi. Yes, I think we'll see altcoins rise in the fourth quarter. Bitcoin is falling sharply and I think it'll stop somewhere in the middle of the mountain. And during the flat period, we'll see capital flow into altcoins.

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