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Re: By maintaining clarity ,how to post in a clear, simple and fluent manner .
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camilocollin6
on 20/03/2025, 10:50:02 UTC
Hello everyone, Hope you are doing well. Seeing this post you have definitely understood that I am a new learner in this forum. So I would like to know here how could I learn all the rules in this forum easily, quickly and which is better for newbies to learn then posting or learn completely and then post ? and another question is - by maintaining clarity, how could i post in simple, clear, relevant and fluent manner ?


The way OP posted it sounds like he wants to learn everything at once in this particular time or within a day though there is nothing wrong with learning something quickly, but if you want to learn everything properly in this forum, you have to learn it slowly and step by step . Nothing can be learned well by learning everything at once and that is because, learning is better and matured with experience. In that case I would tell the OP to spend more time reading the posts who replied in this forum and be active. Later, if you do not understand any subject while reading, you can slowly learn the subjects that you do not understand by asking questions. I am not giving any links because some members already given the useful links that will help for you to go forward .
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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camilocollin6
on 01/02/2025, 18:13:01 UTC
Investing in bitcoin needs to be tailored to each person needs. While DCA strategy can work well for some. Each person has their own financial goals and comfort level with risk and investment timeline. It is also important to remember that people can change their investment approach as they learn and become more confident. Your example of someone starting with DCA and then switching to lump sum investment after learning more is great example of this. At the end most important thing is to find investment strategy that works for each person and allows them to buy bitcoin at their own pace without putting their finances in danger.

Because in Bitcoin investment, methods such as DCA or lump sump, it is just a person's approach to how to invest in Bitcoin and how they can adjust it according to their financial condition and their confidence. In the long run they can change their approach to investing in Bitcoin, they can choose DCA or lump sump, whichever is free, the most important thing is how they set their finances so that they can invest regularly and not sell just for short-term profit.

A person is most likely to benefit the most if they invest in Bitcoin initially and keep it for a long time. The investor will be able to sustain his investment for a long time by diversifying little by little, which is why the DCA method is most important for both every holder and every investor.

I don't understand what you mean by diversify little by little, because from what I understand about the word diversify, it means to stop your bitcoin investment and put the funds that you are using to invest in bitcoin into another asset like stock, bond, gold or real estate.

A new investor shouldn't think of diversifying into other investment but rather he should stay focus on building ans growing his bitcoin portfolio overtime, because bitcoin investment is already outperforming other kind of investment both physical and digital in the market. Trying to diversify might make you lose focus and make thw wrong decisions that will lead to regrets. It is when you have accumulated more than enough Bitcoin and you feel you are not secured with only bitcoin, you can diversify into bonds, properties, cash equivalents and stocks.
Your view is mostly correct, especially if viewed from the perspective of Bitcoin-maximalists or long-term holders.  You're talking about over-emphasizing Bitcoin accumulation and focusing on diversification, which is consistent with Bitcoin's past performance.Some investors may prefer to diversify early on to reduce risk, especially if they are not completely confident in Bitcoin or are concerned about its price volatility. Although Bitcoin is outperforming most assets, diversification is a common risk management strategy in the traditional financial system. However, the argument that you should build a strong Bitcoin portfolio first, then think about diversification makes a lot of sense.This is an effective strategy, especially for those who believe that Bitcoin will become more valuable in the future.This ensures that an investor can accumulate Bitcoins in a controlled manner and not hastily shift to less profitable assets.

Eventually, your ratiocinate is strong enough, but depending on one's financial goals and risk-taking mindset, diversification can sometimes be beneficial.
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Re: When Do You Think Bitcoin Will Hit $1 Million?
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camilocollin6
on 01/02/2025, 16:53:51 UTC
It's hard to say exactly when Bitcoin will hit $1 million, but many analysts and investors believe it could be within the next decade, i think it will depend on a few factors like-
Institutional Investment and Legal Legitimacy.If more institutions and governments accept Bitcoin as an asset and clarify regulatory policies, as well as if the government enforces favorable regulations for Bitcoin, it can attract more investors, leading to widespread demand and an increase in value over time.And can be $1 million at a time very quickly.
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Re: Bitcoin is difficult to understand
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camilocollin6
on 01/02/2025, 13:44:35 UTC
Actually, the matter is not entirely logical because if you want to know what Bitcoin is and how it works, I would say these things are not very difficult at all. It depends on your interest and effort in learning how quickly you can grasp these concepts.

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Re: Bitcoin versus ethereum and other altcoins
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camilocollin6
on 01/02/2025, 04:45:39 UTC
Bitcoin's continued dominance is historically true.  Bitcoin has always held the highest market capitalization and its limited supply and position as the first cryptocurrency make it "digital gold".  Although Ethereum has brought many innovations (smart contracts, De-Fi etc.), it has not achieved the market capitalization or dominance that Bitcoin has.However, Ethereum's role is different . It's a technological platform, whereas Bitcoin is primarily seen as a store of value.
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Re: 🚩 Blackjack.Fun | BTC Price Prediction ' December 01 | WIN $50!
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camilocollin6
on 29/11/2024, 03:32:53 UTC
$98,518
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Re: Best trading advice for a beginner
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camilocollin6
on 29/11/2024, 03:24:30 UTC
Id say as someone just getting started, its better not to mess with leverage trading.  That can make your wins bigger but your losses too.  Its real easy to get over your head.  Just keep it simple early on and dont try predicting every up and down.  

The main thing is learning the fundamentals. There are plenty of resources available online, such as books, courses, and YouTube channels.  What worked for me was following some veteran traders on social media and learn from their insights.


Your statement is absolutely correct and I agree with you.Especially when one is new to trading, the risk of using leverage is extremely high. Leverage offers the opportunity to make big profits or losses with small capital, but it can also cause very quick losses.So it is most important to learn the basics of trading first.
As much as possible, in the beginning one should practice with small trades and make decisions by understanding the fundamentals of the market.It is good to learn trend, volume, and fundamental analysis as they help a new trader to make future decisions and reduce risk. Another important aspect is to follow experienced traders and learn from their experience.Social media, YouTube channels, or trading forums offer new ideas and tips that can help you improve your trading skills.But one thing must always be remembered in the world of trading no matter how skilled you are it will never be 100% correct and there will always be risks and those who are successful have got something good little by little.
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Re: Drop a good book, get merits
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camilocollin6
on 14/11/2024, 14:13:51 UTC
In general i recommend these books that are really helpful to everyone and I believe it should grow readers confidence to achieve their milestones.

# 7 Effective Habits .

# Think and Grow Rich .

# Procrastinate on Purpose .

# The Lean Startup .

# The Five Dysfunction of a Team .

# The Five Temptations of a ceo and the last one is -
# The Four Obsessions of an Extraordinary Executive.
These are indeed powerful books that can inspire readers and boost their confidence in achieving their goals.
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Can outsourcing be nationalized, what would be the benefits or harms ?
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camilocollin6
on 19/10/2024, 18:05:05 UTC
Recently, I saw a news article stating that outsourcing workers have taken to the streets, protesting for the nationalization of their jobs. Their demand is that outsourcing should be nationalized. Some view this as a political issue, while others consider it a legitimate claim. Since outsourcing and nationalization are two different concepts, aligning them depends on the country’s economic needs. Some argue that while outsourcing can be nationalized, it comes with certain pros and cons. Such a move depends on the country’s economic situation, the nature of the industry, and the policymakers' objectives.

There are potential advantages and disadvantages to outsourcing nationalization. If nationalized, the government could have control over the outsourcing sector, which could help increase domestic employment and ensure a steady flow of income within the country. On the other hand, outsourcing is often done to complete tasks efficiently and at lower costs. If nationalization reduces competition, it could lead to decreased efficiency and innovation, posing a threat to the future economy.

Therefore, I believe this topic is worth discussing here but I don't understand where I should post about this topic if I wrong please tell me the right. I am hoping to hear the opinions of experts on this matter.
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Re: Why are people interested in investing in altcoins rather than Bitcoin?
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camilocollin6
on 11/08/2024, 05:10:11 UTC
Recently I have heard from some newbies that they are more interested in investing in altcoin than Bitcoin. They think that investing in altcoins will make them more profitable. So Bitcoin can not be more profitable? Is it possible to earn more profit from altcoin?
Yes, it's true that many newbies are interested in investing in altcoin rather than Bitcoin, and there are several reasons for this as like potential for higher return , diversification , technological Innovation , lower entry Price , community and hype , potential for market growth . However, it's important to note that altcoin also comes with higher risks.They can be more susceptible to market manipulation, have less liquidity, and may not have the same level of security or acceptance as Bitcoin.
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Re: A Bitcoin Holder's Dream!
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camilocollin6
on 11/08/2024, 04:47:45 UTC


I've been diving deep into crypto for a while now, and I gotta say, the BingX Launchpool for $MAX is a game-changer. As a Bitcoin HODLer, it's refreshing to find a platform that not only offers a secure space for my BTC but also provides opportunities to grow my portfolio.

Staking my BTC to earn free $MAX is like earning interest on my savings, but with way better potential returns. It's a no-brainer for anyone looking to diversify their holdings without selling their Bitcoin. BingX has really outdone themselves with this one!

Has anyone else jumped on the Launchpool bandwagon?
It sounds like you've found a solid strategy that aligns with your goals as a Bitcoin HODLer. The BingX Launchpool seems to offer a promising way to earn additional rewards without having to part with your BTC, which is a key advantage for those who believe in the long-term value of Bitcoin. Staking to earn $MAX could provide the diversification and potential returns you're looking for while maintaining your Bitcoin position.

Your approach reflects a growing trend among crypto enthusiasts who want to maximize their holdings' potential without taking on too much risk by selling their core assets. If the $MAX project grows in value, you could see some impressive returns from this strategy. Just make sure to keep an eye on the project's development and the platform's stability, as with any crypto investment.

Overall, it seems like a smart move, especially if you're confident in the project and the platform. Have you considered any other staking opportunities, or is $MAX your primary focus right now?
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Re: Which other tools do I need as a Newbie
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camilocollin6
on 11/08/2024, 03:31:59 UTC
After downloading

SOCIAL ACCOUNT
1.Whatsapp 2.Discord 3.Twitter 4.Telegram

DEX WALLET
1.MetaMask 2.Trust Wallet 3.Phantom Wallet

CEX WALLET
1.Binance 2.Bitget 3.Bybit 4.OKX

Please forum members which other tools do I need as a Newbie so I can be outstanding and a full participant in the Crypto Space world.

To be an outstanding and full participant in the crypto space as a newbie, here are some additional tools and resources you might consider -
1. Portfolio Trackers :-
CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko : These platforms provide real-time data on cryptocurrencies, including market capitalization, volume, and historical charts. They also offer portfolio tracking features.
Blockfolio (now FTX) : A mobile app to track your portfolio's value and receive price alerts.
2. News and Research Tools :-
Crypto News Aggregators : Websites like CoinTelegraph,CryptoSlate, and Decrypt - provide the latest news, analysis, and updates in the crypto space.
Messari : A crypto research and data analytics platform, great for in-depth research on coins and projects.
Glassnode : Offers on-chain analytics, helping you understand the behavior of the crypto market.
3. Learning Resources :
YouTube Channels : Channels like Andreas Antonopoulos, Coin Bureau, and DataDash- provide in-depth educational content.
Crypto Courses : Platforms like Udemy or Coursera - offer courses on blockchain and cryptocurrency to deepen your understanding.
4. Security Tools :-
Hardware Wallet (e.g., Ledger, Trezor) : Essential for securing your cryptocurrencies offline.
VPN (Virtual Private Network) : Protect your online privacy while trading or managing your crypto assets.
2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) Apps : Google Authenticator or Authy adds an extra layer of security to your accounts.
5. DeFi Tools :-
Yield Farming Platforms (e.g., Aave, Compound): For participating in decentralized finance (DeFi) to earn interest on your holdings.
Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) (e.g., Uniswap, SushiSwap): To trade cryptocurrencies without relying on a centralized platform.
6. Community and Discussion Platforms :
Reddit (e.g., r/CryptoCurrency, r/Bitcoin): Engage in discussions, ask questions, and learn from the community.
7. Tax Tools :
Koinly or CoinTracking - Tools to track your crypto transactions and generate tax reports.
8. Blockchain Explorers :
Etherscan (for Ethereum)  Allows you to track transactions, check gas fees, and explore smart contracts.
  = BscScan (for Binance Smart Chain) : Similar to Etherscan but for BSC.
By integrating these tools, you'll be well-equipped to navigate the crypto space effectively and become a knowledgeable participant.
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Re: Bitcoin getting in bed with Trump = BAD for Bitcoin
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camilocollin6
on 11/08/2024, 03:02:55 UTC
Bitcoin's success does not depend on any one political figure, but the potential risks of closely associating it with a controversial leader like Trump could outweigh any short-term gains. For the long-term health of the Bitcoin community, it would be wise to maintain political neutrality or align with broader, more moderate principles.
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Re: 🏆 Blackjack | Chelsea & Man City ' 18 August ⚽️ Win $50
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camilocollin6
on 11/08/2024, 02:16:23 UTC
Time: 20'
Exact Score: 3-2
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Re: 👑 CoinRoyale.com - Bitcoin Price Prediction - August 18 | Prize 0.001 BTC!
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camilocollin6
on 10/08/2024, 14:26:13 UTC
$52,358.21
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Re: 👑 CoinRoyale | Ipswich & Liverpool ⚽️ 17 August
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camilocollin6
on 10/08/2024, 13:52:45 UTC
Time: 39
Exact Score: 0-1
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Re: 🃏Jacks Club: ROUND 35 - BTC PRICE PREDICTION CONTEST $150 in BTC 🚀
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camilocollin6
on 09/08/2024, 17:03:06 UTC
Jacks Club Username : Collin69
Prediction : $63,129.66
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Re: Your opinion on telegram airdrops..
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camilocollin6
on 09/08/2024, 16:24:48 UTC

Hey guys. Good day. We've seen a lot of meme projects rewarding airdrops to users with Telegram and Twitter accounts lately. It seems that's the new trend. It started with dog-themed coins, and now we've seen the likes of Olycoin doing well in the long run. Given that it's backed by Foresight Ventures, what's your opinion about this?

@OLYCoinBot

You forgot to mention Notcoin, Hamster, and the like. This is a new trend right now because of Notcoin's success. They, too, are considered Telegram airdrops.

They are the new trends now, but I have not yet seen if this trend will hold up for the long term; just like the meme trend, I have been working on 5 of them, but there are at least 20 of them, but I cannot keep up with the time and effort involved.

Honestly, I doubt all of these tapping mining projects are good and will perform well in the market. Maybe three or five of them will, and the rest will struggle since they are just copy-paste projects riding on the trend.
while meme projects and Telegram airdrops are the new trend, their long-term viability remains uncertain. As with any investment or involvement in emerging trends, a cautious and informed approach is essential. Only time will reveal which projects will emerge as true successes and which will ultimately struggle to maintain relevance.
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Re: Is Doge Coins still a good investment option?
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camilocollin6
on 09/08/2024, 15:26:07 UTC
So, I'm thinking of buying Doge coins again. The last I invested on Doge, I got good returns in 2021 when I sold everything.

I know this is mostly a gamble but nevertheless.

Do anyone feel the same way about Doge coins being a good investment option?

Dogecoin has indeed provided significant returns for many investors, particularly during its peak in 2021. However, it's important to recognize that Dogecoin is highly volatile and driven largely by community sentiment and external factors, like endorsements from public figures.
As for whether Dogecoin is a good investment option, opinions vary widely. Some people see it as a speculative asset with the potential for short-term gains, while others view it as too risky due to its lack of fundamental value compared to other cryptocurrencies.
My opinion is that if you are aware of the risks and view it as more of a gamble than a long-term investment, then it could be worth considering, especially if you're comfortable with the possibility of losing your investment. However, it's always wise to diversify your investments and not put all your funds into something as unpredictable as Dogecoin. If you decide to invest, do so with caution and only what you can afford to lose.
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Re: Common misconceptions about Bitcoin.
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camilocollin6
on 09/08/2024, 14:58:27 UTC
In my opinion, there's no need to force someone to understand this matter. If someone genuinely wants to learn from you and has an interest in knowing about Bitcoin, you can provide them with information from reliable sources and encourage them to ask questions about Bitcoin. When explaining something to someone, it is essential to provide accurate information on the subject. If you want to dispel someone's misconceptions about Bitcoin, participating in discussions in Bitcoin forums, showing educational content on this topic, etc., can help prevent the spread of misinformation about Bitcoin.