Quote from: starpink14.08 on October 24, 2018, 01:41:27 PM

I didn't think that posting a single sentence that was reference to the real article will get me banned as shown in the https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.0 link.

You have many posts with copy-paste. Here are some of them:

Quote from: uchiikina14 on July 15, 2018, 01:54:43 AM

Advantages of Trading Bitcoin Futures:
Some of the smartest traders in the game can be credited for making their moves early. Getting in on a trade before the masses allows early familiarity in terms of managing the risk that exists behind the underlying asset.Trader and investors that were not able to get in on the Bitcoin bandwagon over the past couple of years when the cryptocurrency really took off in a parabolic move now have a new entry point with Bitcoin futures. And the same benefits of trading in the futures market over the spot (crypto) market holds true with Bitcoin as well, with regulated exchanges utilizing very strict rules for price discovery and price movements.
The Case Against Trading Bitcoin Futures:
While the proposition and the excitement of taking part in a newly established futures market pegged to an underlying instrument that has grown 50 folds may be extremely tempting, a risk-averse approach would require a deeper analysis before pulling the trigger.

Quote from: https://optimusfutures.com/tradeblog/archives/pros-and-cons-of-trading-bitcoin-futures/

Advantages of Trading Bitcoin Futures
Some of the smartest traders in the game can be credited for making their moves early. Getting in on a trade before the masses allows early familiarity in terms of managing the risk that exists behind the underlying asset. [...] Trader and investors that were not able to get in on the Bitcoin bandwagon over the past couple of years when the cryptocurrency really took off in a parabolic move now have a new entry point with Bitcoin futures. And the same benefits of trading in the futures market over the spot (crypto) market holds true with Bitcoin as well, with regulated exchanges utilizing very strict rules for price discovery and price movements. [...]
The Case Against Trading Bitcoin Futures
While the proposition and the excitement of taking part in a newly established futures market pegged to an underlying instrument that has grown 50 folds may be extremely tempting, a risk-averse approach would require a deeper analysis before pulling the trigger.

Quote from: uchiikina14 on July 27, 2018, 10:47:36 PM

In trading you should have first a wallet where you will keep your coins that you will trade then the crypto exchange to trade on. You should know how to invest in cryptocurrency: If you want to invest in cryptocurrency, and not just buy/sell/trade. What You Should Know Before You Start Trading Cryptocurrency a cryptocurrency exchange is not part of the regular stock exchange. A beginner might prefer to trade cryptocurrency stocks on the stock market. I think the simplest place to buy, sell, and store coins is Coinbase. The cryptocurrency market is insanely volatile in 2018. What You Need to Know to Start Trading Cryptocurrency a beginner should start by choosing a company with a good reputation that offers an exchange and wallet (to help keep the process simple). A beginner should also start by trading prominent coins. How to Get Started Trading Cryptocurrency With Coinbase.com First, to sign up for Coinbase.com, connect your bank account, debit card, or credit card so that you can exchange digital currency into and out of your local currency, Buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin (trading USD, aka US dollars, for cryptocurrency), sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin (trading cryptocurrency back to dollars), consider signing up for another exchange and trading one cryptocurrency for another cryptocurrency.

Quote from: https://medium.com/road-to-crypto-world/cryptocurency-trading-21e2d947ebd3

How to invest in cryptocurrency: If you want to invest in cryptocurrency, and not just buy/sell/trade [...] What You Should Know Before You Start Trading Cryptocurrency [...] A cryptocurrency exchange is not part of the regular stock exchange [...] A beginner might prefer to trade cryptocurrency Stocks on the stock market [...] The simplest place to trade coins is coinbase [...] The cryptocurrency market is insanely volatile here in 2017. [...] What You Need to Know to Start Trading Cryptocurrency [...] A beginner should start by choosing an company with a good reputation that offers an exchange and wallet (to help keep the process simple). [...] A beginner should also start by trading prominent coins [...] How to Get Started Trading Cryptocurrency With Coinbase.com [...] First, to sign up for coinbase.com. [...] Connect your bank account, debit card, or credit card so that you can exchange digital currency into and out of your local currency. Buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, and/or Litecoin (trading USD, aka US dollars, for cryptocurrency). Sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, and/or Litecoin [...] Consider signing up for another exchange and trading cryptocurrency for cryptocurrency

Quote from: uchiikina14 on July 01, 2018, 03:19:05 PM

You have said it right buy low sell high. But it is not the short term investment. You have to wait for the right time to buy then wait till the price gets high then you sell it. "Buy low, sell high" is misleading in some ways, as lows and highs only become clear in retrospect. There is always a bull who considers a stock price to be low and a bear who considers it high. Often, both sides make compelling arguments. The challenge for investors and traders is to determine which stocks are being driven to extremes by fundamentals and which are being driven by emotions. Mean-reversion strategies are more likely to work when price moves are driven by emotions.

Quote from: https://www.newsworldmedia.com/a-look-at-the-buy-low-sell-high-strategy/

Buy low, sell high is misleading in some ways, as lows and highs only become clear in retrospect. There is always a bull who considers a stock price to be low and a bear who considers it high. Often, both sides make compelling arguments. The challenge for investors and traders is to determine which stocks are being driven to extremes by fundamentals and which are being driven by emotions. Mean-reversion strategies are more likely to work when price moves are driven by emotions.

Quote from: uchiikina14 on July 07, 2018, 07:23:52 AM

Bitcoin Cash was designed for low fees and quick transaction times. The name pitches it as a sort of electronic cash thanks to these features. Bitcoin Cash embraces a larger block size, which means the network can support more transactions. Its currently the most valuable Bitcoin hard fork.

Bitcoin Gold tackles another problem some see with Bitcoin: the increasing centralization of Bitcoin mining that requires specialized hardware and makes it impossible for the average person to mine. Specialized hardware known as application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) is required to mine profitably. And those mining companies can wield power over the network thanks to their massive size.

For me Bcash is more user-friendly and easy to used rather than the Bgold. I would rather choose Bcash because the transaction in Bcash is quick not unlike the transaction in Bgold. The Bgold is good only for mining.

Quote from: https://www.howtogeek.com/349263/whats-the-difference-between-bitcoin-bitcoin-cash-bitcoin-gold-and-others/

Bitcoin Cash was designed for low fees and quick transaction times. The name pitches it as a sort of electronic cash thanks to these features. Bitcoin Cash embraces a larger block size, which means the network can support more transactions. Its currently the most valuable Bitcoin hard fork. [...]

Bitcoin Gold tackles another problem some see with Bitcoin: the increasing centralization of Bitcoin mining that requires specialized hardware and makes it impossible for the average person to mine. Specialized hardware known as application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) is required to mine profitably. And those mining companies can wield power over the network thanks to their massive size.