Is Liverpool really going for Shaqiri or its all just talk and nothing is really happening behind the scenes? I'm mean its really overdue two or three weeks passed since I first saw a news article for a potential transfer, still nothing happened. I know I'm late on this one but was Lichtsteiner really the missing piece into the defence of Arsenal? I'd rather buy a classic sweeper or center back than a right back. Lichtsteiner is old and super slow, I really didn't see the point of the transfer.

What a boring match Costa Rica vs. Serbia was!
Not much happened despite that wonderful free kick that Kolarov took and converted it into a goal. Expected a little bit more from Costa Rica, but it is what it is we move on. Can't wait for Brazil and Switzerland tonight though, thrilled for the match!

Hate to write this but I highly doubt that Bitcoin will stay above 6500 dollars. I know that selling my Bitcoins is a bad idea, though. Why would you sell at a dip, it probably won't even make you money, or at least return them. If I have the guts I would without doubt a hundred per cent buy some Bitcoins right now. I personally see it like this, Bitcoin will fall even under 6000 dollars, but for a short period, maybe like a week or even two weeks and then sky rocket. But that is just my personal opinion, I've read a couple of posts which share the same opinion as mine. It all depends on us at the end of the day, we are the ones which can make a change.

If you and other people see the potential in the coin, obviously it is. I always go by that. I mean how much people can be blind-sided by a potential successful coin. It will take time and eventually pay off. Definitely it is worth buying coins under one dollar, but the worth will be visible in the long run, don't expect too much from them in a short period of time.

From personal experience I would say its more of a luck than a skill. I'm a hundred per cent no expert when it comes to day trading and I've done well with it. Everything was just pure luck, I've failed to know which coin it was a million times and lost money. Of course being constantly on the market charts and doing research helps, but at the end of the day its all luck in my eyes.

Its just the summer of LeBron James in my eyes. Only thing interesting me is where will he play next season, will it be the Cleveland Cavs once again or another team. I just want him to join a team with at least two all-stars who can actually for once help the King himself down the road to the Playoffs, even in the playoffs and the finals. Sure, Kawhi Leonard's move will be interesting, but its the King himself making the NBA scared, who knows maybe they will be on the same team.

It really depends on the coin and the company behind the coin at the end of the day. It is a smart thing to do most definitely, but really the question is how long is long time holding? Are we talking a few months, a year or maybe even two years? Personally I go by this, if a coin isn't treating me well for more than three months, I see them like the company is treating their coin as a hobby and not like a real thing, which people invest into and expect a major value increase.

Hate to say it, but I personally that anything is possible with Bitcoin nowadays. Its not very far off from that value, that is why I'm saying its possible. I also feel like if it does happen, if the price goes below $6.000 it will eventually bounce back stronger than ever.

Day trading takes a lot of time, dedication and experience to achieve top tier skill. Luck is also a factor, lets be real, not everyone can predict which coin is going to blast off in only one day. I wouldn't take much advice from YouTubers though, a lot of their videos could be staged. Companies that adopt digital crypto currencies always focus on good marketing campaigns, YouTube being one of them.

Reeeally hard to predict. What if everything goes with luck, like the European Cup, when Portugal won, clearly the path to the finals was pure luck and nothing else. I would love France to win, as I'm a fan of Les Blues for a while now. They have a bomb first eleven, even the substitutes are like a firs eleven squad. Everything it takes to win, France have it, great manager as well. Germany and Span are a threat as well. I really don't know, I'm just going by my fanboy instinct and I'll say that France will win.

The main reason airdrops are made by companies with crypto currencies is because of that, to be profitable. $100 is definitely possible, without doubt, but if everything is going to plan. Sometimes even more than $100 are possible, if the value increases of course. The chances of the token being really valuable and sellable are slim, but its definitely possible. I see airdrops as one of the lowest points of a company, so I try to stay away from the ones that start with them.

I would probably go with Ripple, as Ripple is a legit company and I see the vision with the technology. I mean its really a win-win situation, either way you'll get money without even investing your own, if the value of either coin increases. I'm already invested into Ripple so another $10.000 wouldn't mind at all.

Sorry to burst your bubble but one per cent daily is not possible with the current crypto world. With this downfall of the market, this type of profits are highly unlikely, all of the coins are unstable and the majority of them are scams, which are looking to make a quick buck. I'm definitely not saying that it is not possible, in fact, I think it is and it will probably be like that in a few years of time. Everything depends on us though, the investors.

Congrats to the Warriors. Glad that Swaggy P finally got his championship, he seemed really happy. Honestly it was obvious that the Warriors were going to win since the Chris Paul injury, everything from there went downhill for the Rockets. I was all in and with the Rockets to win, but it is what it is, you can't beat an All-Star team.

Of course not every coin in the market is going to be useful to us, the investors, or to anything else. We all see the coins that are in the markets and I hope that like me, you guys also know that the majority of those coins are frauds, only there to take your money, basically money laundering. Always double check into what and where you are investing your money. Also the crypto market is far from drowning, these coins come and go, the legit ones are on the top consistently, bringing a value and use to us.

That's a really good point of view you have there Sir. I've never thought about this and in fact I totally agree with what you have said in this topic. Going with Bitcoin, as it is decentralized, is a great thing for Syrians, obviously peace is the greatest thing to happen with them, but it is what it is, war is a huge problem for any country. I hope it settles down in the near future, again I give you props for your thinking.

I usually discuss with my friends and my brother before investing in altcoins. Always check into the cap size, read the whitepaper, the team which is on board (are they experienced or not) and also always ask yourself is it reliable because there are a lot of frauds these days. Are they running a campaign, on bountyhive or even here on BTCTalk, check out the ICO and then compare their attributes to other altcoins. When its all said and done don't double think it, its a altcoin at the end of the day, you really should't be afraid of losing your investments, I personally tried day trading with altcoins, sometimes lost, sometimes gained, that's the crypto world.

Number one most useful tip for beginners entering in the crypto world is obviously listening to the more experienced traders. I would kind of disagree with your take on staying away from media news though. There are a couple of people and news portals which know what they are talking about. I'd suggest staying away from Tai Lopez, as myself and many people see him as a joke and a basic salesman, he is not a crypto genius, enthusiast is probably the most of his interest into trading. Taking risks is okay, not huge stakes investments though, as you're still a beginner. Patience and not being afraid of failure is also a very important tip, reading a book or two certainly helps.

You can never really know with crypto currencies, not just them but everything in the future. You see and read all of the great minds on this planet Earth saying that Bitcoin and other digital currencies are the future of the payments, but how do they know? Just because Bill Gates says so doesn't mean that it will truly be like that. Don't get me wrong, I'm totally rooting for that because I have invested a pretty penny into Bitcoin, but everything is just a speculation and conspiracy theories. I will tell you what I would like it to be, but that doesn't mean that it will happen. I'd like Bitcoin to be the one of maybe five digital currencies in the following five years, also the leading coin and its value to be around half a million.

Both are very different things. Once you invest into a coin, you firstly must know on what terms you are. Ask yourself a question are you going to hold the coins or are you going to be a trader. Trading takes some time to learn and is more risky than being a regular holder of coins. It also requires experience by the trader as there are a lot of altcoins which eventually fall apart and you're left with nothing. Holding coins is much easier than being a trader, both take an equal amount of time, trading with experience and holding long-term also takes time. You'll eventually get the hang of being a trader, but in the meantime you will get your money doubled or tripled of that one coin which you've been holding.