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Well, it really depends on the person! Everyone has their own choices to make. Some Bitcoin enthusiasts, known as "maxis," hold onto their Bitcoin even during a bull run because they have a long-term vision and commitment to BTC. On the other hand, there are "profit maxis" who buy Bitcoin with the intention of selling at the peak of a bull run and then buying back when the market turns bearish. Personally, I believe it's not necessary to sell all your holdings. Since it's hard to predict the exact top or bottom of the market, it's better to take out your initial investment and a good amount of profit, and let the rest continue to grow. Whatever happens in the future is, well, for the future!
Wow, this place looks like such a joyful haven! I must admit, I'm a little envious, haha! Just kidding. Congratulations on your marriage, dear friend! Bitcoin has become so popular that even people outside the crypto world have heard about it. It's awesome that your partner is accepting it wholeheartedly. It might be a good idea to educate her more about how Bitcoin and crypto work. Who knows, she might become an even better investor or trader! Give it a shot, my friend
This forum has truly been a blessing to countless lives since its creation until now. Although I didn't earn my first Bitcoin here, I started as a newbie on CryptoTalk, learning and earning Bitcoin by posting and commenting. As I advanced in my crypto knowledge, I discovered Bitcointalk and decided to focus more on this forum. Honestly, things really changed for me. It not only helped me financially but also upgraded my overall understanding of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. I'm proud to say that I learned most things about crypto from this forum, and now I'm a true enthusiast.
Re: Bitcoin kwoledge is not complete without bitcoin investment
I totally understand where you're coming from! Knowledge is never a waste, even if you don't have the funds to invest in Bitcoin right now. It actually prepares you to make smarter financial decisions when you do have the money. By the way, I'm really happy for you for taking that leap and making your first Bitcoin purchase! What's even better is that you're using your spare cash and practicing dollar-cost averaging during price dips. That shows you know what you're doing! Remember, Bitcoin is a long-term investment, so stay committed and you'll be just fine. Keep it up
This is no news, Bitcoin has the capacity to turn even the poor but well-informed people to be wealthy. It's all about the risk the person takes at that time that it's at low prices. It's still not late though. The regret I have about Bitcoin is that it wasn't as popular as this, if not, I don't think I would have missed out on being a millionaire in the USD through it.
Such a very big investment success might not be possible again, but in the long run, the person that consistently invest in Bitcoin will never regret their bet on it.
Such a very big investment success might not be possible again, but in the long run, the person that consistently invest in Bitcoin will never regret their bet on it.
it's never too late! Although the opportunity to buy at such a low price have passed, there's still a chance to make shit ton of money in this space. Instead of solely buying Bitcoin, following trends and making strategic moves can potentially yield more profit. So, when the next bull run comes, it's wise to keep an eye out for the major trends and explore those opportunities. Also don't miss out on buying Bitcoin when it's at its lowest! Trust me, it'll be totally worth it. You already know that, right? So seize the opportunity and let's ride the Bitcoin wave together!
For obvious reason, cryptocurrency is the opposite of how government wants to fiat, it's a matter of how they can control it which is they can't over crypto. For those countries who accepts bitcoin (crypto-friendly) are those government who understand y really well and used it for their advantage.
You're absolutely right! Governments often oppose things that don't align with their interests. Bitcoin challenges the traditional banking system, which can be seen as a threat. Instead of embracing its potential benefits, some governments choose to ban it. However, Bitcoin has the potential to positively impact economies. For instance, it can create opportunities for self-employment, reducing unemployment rates and boosting a country's economy. It's a shame that greed and ignorance sometimes cloud the judgment of governments.
Re: Hey Bitcoiners Choose Simplicity Over Complex Technicalities
As a Bitcoin enthusiast, I want to say briefly that you shouldn't sacrifice simplicity for technicality. You are more likely to lose your bitcoins because of too much technicality than to scammers or hackers. An example of keeping things simple is that instead of storing your Bitcoin in a multi signature wallet that you do not understand how it works or have no experience in setting up, store your Bitcoin in a soft like Electrum wallet where the process of setting up is pretty straight forward. Another example is using simpler and recommended ways to protect your seed phrase instead of some ways that has too much complexities and technicality to it any mistake can result in its loss forever.
In summary, it is more practical to stick with user-friendly options that you understand well than advanced options. Simplicity and a strong foundation of knowledge are your best allies in safeguarding your bitcoin.
In summary, it is more practical to stick with user-friendly options that you understand well than advanced options. Simplicity and a strong foundation of knowledge are your best allies in safeguarding your bitcoin.
You're absolutely right! Keeping things simple is important, but with all the hacks and scams happening lately, it's crucial to be cautious. That's why many people opt for multi-signature setups or storing their coins on exchanges like Binance. However, in my opinion, using a Ledger is a wise choice. It's one of the safest and easiest ways to secure your coins, especially if multi-signature is too technical for some. Stay safe and secured
Re: Which is the best crypto exchange for P2P transactions ?
If you're looking for a centralized exchange, Binance is considered the best for P2P transactions. However, if you want something different, I recommend trying out Bybit! Their P2P transactions (BTC to fiat) are smooth, and their interface is user-friendly. Just keep in mind that most centralized exchanges require KYC verification for outgoing P2P transactions. If you prefer to avoid KYC, you might want to explore decentralized exchanges instead.
I am asking this because not everyone has made tangible profit for holding. Just like myself I end up selling at a loss most times just to solve a problem. Some might be lucky to buy at a low rate and within few weeks or months the price just pumps to their favour. This kept me wondering if Bitcoin is actually for every one or it is a scheme for selected individuals..
Absolutely! Bitcoin is accessible to anyone who wants to buy and trade it. If you're not making a profit, it could be due to your approach to the market. It's important to use spare cash for trading or investing, so you're not pressured to make hasty decisions. Luck doesn't play a role in the market; you have to take full responsibility for your actions. Stay informed and make wise choices!
There are a lot of Crypto Signal Providers - about 5 of them are at the top of the list.
They claim 80% accuracy.
I googled reviews and I read nothing but good things about them.
If they were bad signals people would give bad reviews.
If they do have 80% accuracy, then anyone who uses them would become wealthy in a short time.
Do you use any crypto signals?
They claim 80% accuracy.
I googled reviews and I read nothing but good things about them.
If they were bad signals people would give bad reviews.
If they do have 80% accuracy, then anyone who uses them would become wealthy in a short time.
Do you use any crypto signals?
When I first started trading and investing, I relied on signals because I wasn't confident in my own research and trading skills. It was helpful in earning while learning since the signals were good. However, as I evolved and became better at conducting my own research and trading, I no longer needed signals, I started taking my own trades. It's important to remember that there's always a risk involved, and no signal can be 100% accurate. Keep that in mind!
You know, there's this saying that goes, "Not trading is also trading." Taking breaks and knowing when to stop is just as important as actively trading. Trading psychology is often overlooked, but it plays a big role in being profitable. The factors you mentioned are all part of the psychological aspect of trading, and it's crucial to avoid trading under those circumstances. A losing streak can really mess with your mindset, so taking a break allows you to analyze your strategy, correct mistakes, and regain confidence in your trades.
A lot of new traders don't learn the basics before starting, but it's important to learn and stick to a trading strategy. Learning comes before earning. Many traders struggle due to mistakes like not having a plan, not using stop losses, and lacking risk management. Overtrading and trading out of revenge are common mistakes too. Remember to take breaks and stay disciplined. Trading is a psychological game!
Tron is the first name which comes to my mind as it has always been disappointment for me though I had given multiple chances but it failed miserably. It's better to go BNB and other top coin instead of Tron as the dev team is least bothered about further enhancement. XRP was once in the same list of altcoins which I wouldn't buy.
I'm actually surprised by how stable Tron has been over the years. It really says something about their team. If it wasn't for their low transaction fees, I'm not sure if anyone would be interested in Tron. But hey, everyone has different preferences. Personally, I still see Tron as a bit of a joke until the team proves otherwise. XRP has become really intriguing after winning their court case. This event has caught the attention of many investors.
Quite a lot have happened in the crypto investment market with the long run of a bear market in 2022, as a result of the various market crisis ranging from ftx bankruptcy and Luna crash that affect the market for a long time, before the present recovery, many crypto analysts such as myself are confused as for what the level of confidence of investors towards altcoins in this period. Do you consider any altcoin to be pf future profiting, if yes then what is the percentage calculation of your confidence level in that coin and why should we hold them for a long-term basis?
The market looks better now. I'm always prepared for any outcome when investing, so my confidence remains high. If the market dips, I'll DCA and make more when prices rise. It's best to stick with top altcoins that have proven themselves over time. When the bull run arrives, not all altcoins will perform well. Choosing coins with strong backing and use cases will benefit your portfolio in the long run.
I don't have much to say about this coin, but from what I've seen, it doesn't seem to offer much. The presale wasn't profitable for investors, and the promised rewards for the community were vested, so there wasn't much selling pressure from airdrop participants. Despite that, the price couldn't surge. I still don't fully understand the project, but based on how things are going, I don't think something great will come out of it. It doesn't look promising to me.
I know bull is still away from us but as an investor, I'm excited from now. And today market condition also impressing, altcoins start pumping hard and going on. So are you excited for upcoming bull session like me? What altcoins you are holding? Are you planning to hold ONLY Layer 1 altcoins? Or some more altcoins for More profit? Kindly share your altcoins name if those are ranked from 30 to 200, according to Cmc and coingecko.
The bull isn't close yet until Bitcoin halving, but recent price movement is impressive. Many expected cheaper prices, but it seems we won't see that unless negative news or an event occurs. My top altcoin picks are $ETH, Solana, $ARB, $NEAR, and $BNB. If there's a big market reset, I'll add more to my portfolio for greater profit.
I totally get what you're saying! Scammers try to trick people by claiming to offer free airdrops, but that's not how it works. Legitimate airdrops require active participation, like completing tasks or being involved with a specific project. When projects do airdrops, they make official announcements and have a claiming phase or directly send the tokens to your wallet. It's important to remember that there's no such thing as free money in crypto – your active participation is always needed to earn those bucks! Stay smart and stay safe!
So am not all that into airdrop but some of my guys have been disturbing like hell to take part saying of these airdrop do actually pay so I later let me send me some airdrop link and I tried this one particular one {sweat coin} but for some time I have not done anything with this but I do get lots of notification on my telegram. And I saw an interesting message which I said I should ask the community how real is it about the message sent to me by sweat coin.
Here is a sample
Here is a sample
I totally get what you're saying! Scammers try to trick people by claiming to offer free airdrops, but that's not how it works. Legitimate airdrops require active participation, like completing tasks or being involved with a specific project. When projects do airdrops, they make official announcements and have a claiming phase or directly send the tokens to your wallet. It's important to remember that there's no such thing as free money in crypto – your active participation is always needed to earn those bucks! Stay smart and stay safe!