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on: Today at 02:33:48 PM
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| Started by VicManton - Last post by muncuss | ||
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I can't answer this even though i have learned loads of trading stategy ebook and used bunch of indicator. They usually works until they don't. I don't even do manual trading anymore as i only use bot now.
But for a reference i use MA or EMA as even if people said it is lagging i think indicator are self fulfilling prophecy, so i am in profit not because i follow MA but because other people follow MA  again this usually works until it doesnt |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What's your top performing altcoin this year so far??
on: Today at 02:33:34 PM
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| Started by Iamcrypticguy - Last post by GigaBit | ||
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I still stick with ETH and BNB both of which are among the top altcoins on CMC with good performance this year. Seeing the development of each altcoin, I have the desire to add to the portfolio list with several other top altcoins such as Solana, Polygon and also Matic. Will the crypto market increase in market development in the future? let's wait for the bullish market after this year's halving. Ether and BNB are among the coins that have the most potential after Bitcoin. Those who want to invest in these two coins for long term can reap good rewards from here. However, since the market is not yet completely bullish, investors must hold long-term investments. Ether touched $5000 in the last bull run but has yet to see any significant movement this year. BNB on the other hand is in a good position even though it is still in litigation. Along with these two coins I have decided to invest in two new coins one of them is not coin and the other is XRP. I believe that if you invest in these two coins you will get good return in the future. |
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on: Today at 02:32:21 PM
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| Started by stompix - Last post by examplens | ||
Now all that's left is to convince the seller that I haven't given up on the purchase  |
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on: Today at 02:31:20 PM
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| Started by Bulista - Last post by cnk1220 | ||
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Address: 18bHfcm8kGoAhBaQXzzVcG5534mdpWK981 PubKey: 026555030ac562aed59b3ecd47e250e555ca59eb31f6d0a03b36ba4f6b9c5a073c Start: C0DE000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003000000000000000 End: C0DE000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003fffffffffffffff Can you get that private key? 0xC0DE00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000327EF00CB359064B How long it takes? |
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on: Today at 02:28:00 PM
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| Started by Familian - Last post by Familian | ||
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The heart of the lengthy story which I am moved to share is that we should not leave to have some amount of coins in our CEX for quick sell, despite their disadvantageous side, they can actually come in handy in emergency time when there's a mempool congestion like we are experiencing right now. However, make sure what you keeping it's an amount of coins you can literally lose should the unimaginable happen. It is not a good idea to leave coins in an exchange, but since you said that let it be an amount that you can afford to lose. That amount helped you save someone. However, instead of keeping your emergency funds in bitcoin, why don't you keep it in fiat where you will have easy access to reach and it will be more safer with the bank than with exchange. What if bitcoin price experience a heavy dip and the amount in the exchange depreciates below the amount that you bought, you will run at loss if you use it for emergency at that moment. It is good to keep your emergency funds in fiat at not in bitcoin. Bitcoin should be for long term hodli. To which do you prefer? That I leave money in bank with how inflation is at the increase or that I leave it in bitcoin in an exchange (since it's with an amount that I can lose). |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Altcoin profit - when is being greedy too greedy?
on: Today at 02:20:55 PM
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| Started by JamesDaniel90 - Last post by livingfree | ||
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That's what the majority is doing. Those that can't dispose their altcoins and turn them into profit are holding it for their own purposes. Maybe the profit isn't enough for them to cover. Or, they've got some other better plan that's being on its way as they hold it. But if you ask me, as long as you're happy and you're in profit, please do. You might not see those opportunities to come again as the market is very different with altcoins than of Bitcoin. I also suggest that if you have made a profit from an altcoin, whether it is 10 or 20 percent, then it is better for you to take the profit and not try to hold it any longer. The altcoin market is very risky and when the price has been pumped up there is a possibility that the price will fall again as has happened with the Manta project. I've learned a lot from my past that as long as you're able to gain, reward yourself by taking it. The market is unpredictable and you'll never know when that time shall come to you and be rewarded again. So, if the price falls and you sell at almost lesser profit or loss then it's your fault. And when that time comes, I'm sure that you'll get to learn that as well and won't become greedy anymore. We have to get stomped before we learn things, right? |
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on: Today at 02:19:55 PM
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| Started by WillyAp - Last post by trendcoin | ||
 Throughout history, global reserve currencies have shifted along the axis of power centers. We know that America's hegemony over the world is weakening. They fled Afghanistan. They could not prepare a legitimate ground for the YPG and PKK in Syria. They are losing their status as a global power. The only place they are active is in the Hollywood-based movie industry. When everything is so clear, I think it is not right to believe that the dollar can still remain strong. BRICS or something else will break this hegemony. This could be a new multi-stakeholder and multi-center system, and BRICS and Bitcoin could be one of the stakeholders of this new system... |
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on: Today at 02:17:43 PM
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| Started by RoseStudio - Last post by SickDayIn | ||
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Hi, "Dirty BTC" isn't a different blockchain, coin or token. When people say this, they generally mean the Bitcoin they have has been acquired from sketchy sources, like Russian OTC exchanges with no KYC, darknet markets, scammers, OFAC sanctioned individuals etc. Coins that, most modern exchanges would perform data analysis on the wallet sending the coins, and put them in a category of "bad" or "dirty", meaning they might be subject to being frozen or seized from you. I saw someone talking about dirty BTC/USDT, is this real or a scam? Where can buy or exchange it? |
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on: Today at 02:12:38 PM
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| Started by cannon2 - Last post by Pandorak | ||
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[...] Anyone having the similar experience? How long the fund would be available? What could be the reason they could reject or withhold the fund? I have contacted Strke's customer service. They asked lots of the questions, such as the source of fund, future use of the fund, will I send the coins to other external exchanges, etc. I want to try it, but their app is not yet available for my country. Of the several possible reasons, it's likely that you transferred a large amount of money that they asked you to answer some basic questions about AML. That's how if you do it on a central platform that doesn't have high credibility, they also ask whether you will send your coins to another external wallet, it's as if they are lacking liquidity, it shouldn't be possible like that. |
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on: Today at 02:08:53 PM
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| Started by mk4 - Last post by Casdinyard | ||
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First, some context: I am in no way a Bitcoin maximalist — I think there's some value outside of Bitcoin, but ultimately BTC is my 'main' crypto holding and every profit I make with altcoins has always been exchanged back into BTC. Honestly this just made me second guess myself lol. The thing is I have been an altcoin fanatic ever since I made bank back in 2020, but historically I made millions thanks to the bitcoin ATH back in 2016. This bull season I was thinking of doing the same thing, invest a couple on bitcoin just to keep my foot on the door and I don't lose out too much cause bitcoin, and then most of my assets are diversified to whatever is the hot shit in the bull season. This year I'm putting my bets on RWA cause I just like the concept of having a "collateral" which will make sure projects just can't run away whenever, but I might pull out or invest more on bitcoin from here on out. Altcoins are risky and taking that risk when the whole market's diluted as you're saying just do not make sense at least for me. In crypto bull markets, the common opinion is that in a full-blown bull market, pretty much everything goes up unison. This is based on crypto's general performance back in the last bull market of 2017. The thing is, people seem to expect the same thing in this cycle. Do I think it will be the same whereas pretty much everything goes up? I don't think so. Capital and attention are too spread out and too diluted. Compared to 2017 — as if we didn't have so many coins/tokens already back then, we have far more coins and tokens now; we're talking huge multiples more coins/tokens. Money will be too spread out this cycle that price pumps will likely be heavily suppressed. I and a lot of people here frequently say that BTC is the better pick for the masses(which has always been true), but regardless, I'm usually only like 10% BTC overall most of the time because I like risk and I have been historically successful with picking altcoins. But this cycle? I have far fewer altcoin holdings and am more concentrated on BTC as the r/r has gotten worse with altcoins, and I think a lot of people will be disappointed — regardless if we generally continue to go up or not. Will there still be altcoins that will achieve huge multiples? There will always be such altcoins. Will I be right? Maybe, maybe not. Time will tell. |
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