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Re: Suggest me a movie
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annabel_lee
on 08/06/2018, 14:05:25 UTC
Snowpiercer  Cool
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: No women in Bitcoin you say?
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annabel_lee
on 08/06/2018, 08:58:24 UTC
Don't be mistaken, there are women in bitcoin, and there are more coming.  Grin
A lot of people want to be a part of this revolution, both men and women. I mean, why not?  Wink Isn't that one of the charms of this? That anyone can join the crypto-movement? Sure, some will be more successful than others, but  that's not restricted just to crypto, that's just how the world work.  Cheesy
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Board Beginners & Help
Re: Before Investing in Cryptocurrencies
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annabel_lee
on 06/06/2018, 15:21:48 UTC
Weeeellll... Everything? Who will ever know everything about cryptocurrency and "right investing"? True, it's important to stay informed and to do your own research, but more importantly, know what your goal is.

Do you want to day-trade?
Do you want to buy crypto and use it for stuff (tickets, electronics, ect?)
Do you simply believe in the ICO project and want to HODL?

Far as I am concerned, there are a few basic rules:
- Start small, get familiar with the market
- Diversify (so, don't "only" go for Bitcoin, but maybe take a look in other cryptos or investment options as well?)
- Keep track of market movements
- Don't make decisions based on emotions (often people create a hype on media / telegram ect..).. Do NOT fall for it
- Don't lose your nerves when trading Bitcoin (or any crypto). Yes, it will go up and down..but if you panic-sell, you're only making it worse.

I'd suggest taking a good read at the various crypto info-sites, if you want to get a better picture.

Found a really beginner-friendly explanation (in a few languages) about Bitcoin investment tips :Here

Good luck!


Start small, get familiar with the market - this is the most important for me, as a beginner. Not going to invest a lot of my money into something I know so little about. Read a lot, invest small and see how it goes.

Great tips in this topic, btw. Big thanks to everybody. Smiley