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Re: Even After Years of Trading, I Still Bought the Top Today
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dunfida
on 31/08/2025, 17:20:21 UTC
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FOMO is another killer most beginners chase hype without strategy and only realize too late when their wallets are emptied or profits vanish they sell too early or hold too long without proper risk management the smart approach is to wait for favorable market conditions and for futures trading always use stop losses to protect capital. Practice and discipline matter far more than time spent trading some traders become experts within a year because they focus on learning, analyzing, and adjusting while others can spend five years making the same mistakes over and over it’s about quality of practice not just quantity of experience.
Those who are FOMO will not think to do a review and do risk management, it happens spontaneously and buys at a high price for fear of missing out on an upward price trend,
even though it is a trap as an exit liquidity for those who have entered at the beginning.

I have certainly experienced this kind of situation, becoming FOMO and then panicking by selling at a loss,
it has become a regret that is quite imprinted until now, because being FOMO and panicking it really damages psychology, let alone suffered quite a lot of losses.
It's true FOMO can really cloud judgment people get caught up in the hype and buy at high prices without reviewing or managing risk often it ends up being a trap providing exit liquidity for early entrants experiencing FOMO and then panicking to sell at a loss is tough it can leave a lasting impact on psychology losing money that way teaches a hard lesson about the importance of discipline patience and sticking to a plan.

Over time, learning to recognize FOMO and controlling emotions becomes crucial in trading without that control even small mistakes can turn into bigger losses its a reminder that mindset is just as important as strategy when participating in the market.
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Re: Privacy.Email – Free, No JavaScript, Privacy Focused Email Service
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dunfida
on 31/08/2025, 16:13:48 UTC
I've added a one month plan

Also emails don't get deleted, you just won't be able to receive emails if you went over the quota and downgraded


Can you tell what are your monthly plans ? I couldn't found them on your site.

Also, what are the limitations of the free plan, and how many MBs do we get with it? Also since that you do not ask for KYC, anyone can make unlimited accounts on your site ? Is there any check and balance on that.
You can be able to check out once you had registered.

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Re: What If Satoshi Nakamoto Revealed Himself Tomorrow?
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dunfida
on 31/08/2025, 15:00:05 UTC
I don’t think Satoshi’s identity would change Bitcoin itself. The system is already decentralized and far bigger than one person. Of course, markets might react in the short term, but Bitcoin’s fundamentals—scarcity, security, and adoption—remain the same. Personally, I’d be curious, but I wouldn’t sell. The myth of Satoshi is powerful, but Bitcoin is stronger than its creator.

True. Bitcoin has done well without Satoshi for quite a while. All thanks to its decentralized and censorship-resistant design. But what if Satoshi is none other than the government itself (particularly, the US government)? Then such discovery would raise eyebrows. It might cause panic, resulting in a massive decline in market prices. At least, that's what I think will happen.

At this point, we should presume Satoshi is already dead. Otherwise, he would've already sold his BTC or moved it somewhere else. If the rumors are true, then Satoshi would be none other than Hal Finney himself. Him and Nick Szabo, of course. But this would be a wild guess. There are far more important things to focus on. When will the media and everyone else stop trying to figure out who Satoshi is or ever was?
Bitcoin has really shown it can stand on its own without knowing who Satoshi is; its decentralized and censorship-resistant design keeps it going even if the creator is gone the idea that Satoshi could be the government is interesting but would probably cause panic if proven true and could hit prices hard.

at this point its safer to assume Satoshi is gone or already inactive otherwise his coins would have moved long ago the rumors about Hal Finney or Nick Szabo are intriguing but mostly speculation honestly there are way bigger things to focus on than chasing the identity of Satoshi. The network and adoption matter more than who started it.
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Re: RedCAM.ME - WebCam Sex for Crypto(Bitcoin/USDT/ETH etc)
by
dunfida
on 31/08/2025, 14:18:28 UTC
No doubt that bitcoin had been accepted long time ago as a payment method,that's the reason of it's creation to serve as an online payment option that doesn't require the involvement of an intermediary to execute payment.Exactly,the porn industry can't be left behind as other industries have been accepting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a method of receiving payments.

I would add to this argument. There are a few industries where people would like to hide their identity and porn websites are the ones where people would like to visit and pay anonymously. The other industry is the gambling and crypto payments give a boost to this industry too. The people who are still using credit card on porn sites are either not aware of crypto or there is something wrong in their approach  Huh
There are definitely industries where people want to stay anonymous and porn sites are a prime example visitors want privacy when accessing and paying and crypto makes that much easier same goes for gambling crypto really gives a boost to those industries people still using credit cards are either not aware of crypto or not approaching it the right way also crypto payments offer faster transactions lower fees and less risk of chargebacks which makes it even more attractive for these kinds of sites overall it’s clear that privacy and convenience are big reasons crypto is becoming more popular in these sectors.
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Re: Diversify your assets.
by
dunfida
on 31/08/2025, 13:59:13 UTC
Most people feel that real estate Business is risk Free, but i want to make it clear that every Investment/ business is not risk free rather thier level of risk differs. And this flood issue have made real estate Business more risky than we thought, though thier are some certain areas that is always safe during flood so this are the areas that we are supposed to be looking for and not swampy areas. But in all I would admit with what you said about diversification even though your first choice of investment is to invest into real estate but we should not forget to look into other business/ Investment to avoid one particular point of failure.
After properly nurturing a stable source of income, if you feel that you have enough wealth, then you can take diversification in business strategy as a strategy. If you want to be the best, then you can rise to the top with a best investment source. In the digital asset market you can find many other currencies besides Bitcoin, thats can make you attractive offers. But if you want to reach the top to be financially profitable then try to keep Bitcoin as a long term investment and accumulation in line with your income.
yeah totally makes sense, building a stable income first is key before thinking about diversifying or chasing bigger gains. in crypto it’s true there are lots of altcoins that can give nice returns, but keeping bitcoin as a long term hold is smart since it’s more stable and can grow steadily over time. the trick is balancing accumulation with smart risk in other assets while making sure your main foundation stays solid
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Re: Even After Years of Trading, I Still Bought the Top Today
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dunfida
on 30/08/2025, 16:30:57 UTC
Many people make mistakes like this despite being said to be old traders, but they don't learn from the many mistakes that occur.
The main problem is not his knowledge but his mentality which really cannot be controlled.

Too FOMO when the price goes up and don't buy again when the price really crashes, even sell at a low price and get a lot of losses.

5 years is not a short time, it is a time that makes a person well shaped by the market and should have good self-control as well as more expert trading knowledge
You are right about the mentality and some are too stubborn to accept that they are wrong and they need to learn more. They think if they have made some trades in profits they are legends but they don't know anything and not accepting their errors can cost them more.

They also fall for every Fomo and they don't care until their wallets liquidated and they got no money, they sell early and don't book profits, for any trader the best practice is to hold coin until the market is good but if we are doing future trading our SL should be placed to save us some money and newbie will be doing opposite, they will be adding more to increase their liquidity range. Still some people don't learn in 5 years and there are traders who became expert only in a year, it depends on the practice, not on the time they have spent.
Exactly, the mindset is a huge part of trading and many never realize how much their own ego and stubbornness work against them thinking a few profitable trades make them legends is dangerous because it blinds them to mistakes and lessons they need to learn.

FOMO is another killer most beginners chase hype without strategy and only realize too late when their wallets are emptied or profits vanish they sell too early or hold too long without proper risk management the smart approach is to wait for favorable market conditions and for futures trading always use stop losses to protect capital. Practice and discipline matter far more than time spent trading some traders become experts within a year because they focus on learning, analyzing, and adjusting while others can spend five years making the same mistakes over and over it’s about quality of practice not just quantity of experience.
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Re: [Bug Bounty] Find and demonstrate a way to lose funds on HDN testnet wallet
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dunfida
on 30/08/2025, 15:57:18 UTC

"Conditions: The loss must occur unintentionally (e.g., NOT due to deliberate actions like corrupting browser local storage, sending funds to incorrect addresses, modifying code, or sharing your seed phrase).

You must provide a reproducible method to trigger the issue.

Submit detailed logs and the Testnet seed phrase to our dev team for verification."


Actually if this is a test out, you cant be able to determine or be able to pass through on which considering with those exemptions then it would be that hard to
execute.
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Re: Taking a loan to invest in DCA method
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dunfida
on 30/08/2025, 13:51:52 UTC
You are the one who introduced the DCA method, so you should know the risk as well. Also, if you are going to give him a loan so he can use it in the DCA method, isn’t it better if you just use it yourself? And you just said he is having some good turn up, then why would your friend still ask for a loan? If he really is and still asks, it means he is getting greedy or he is letting his emotions control him. Maybe that’s a sign you shouldn’t give a loan.
Actually here his friend is asking him for money, he will invest in DCA method. Here he did not plan to borrow money in DCA method. When a person enters Bitcoin and knows everything about Bitcoin well and after investing some money, some kind of greed may develop in him, maybe that greed is created by his friend, but here I think it is important not to lend because when he borrows money from his friend, if he cannot repay it on time, then there may be some kind of trouble between them. His friend is very emotional and greedy and wants to make such a decision but when the market crashes a little and if it takes a little time to recover, then his friend will become restless about the investment and will not be able to repay the money on time, which will cause a lot of trouble between them, so in this case I completely disagree with lending money.
Lending money in this situation carries significant risks when using the DCA method the strategy relies on steady, disciplined investments not borrowed funds borrowing can create pressure to repay quickly and emotional stress if the market dips this can damage relationships especially if the friend is emotional and greedy.

Even a small market correction could make it difficult for the friend to repay on time creating tension and potential conflict between them the original investor did not plan to borrow money and introducing a loan changes the dynamics of both the investment and the friendship. It is wiser to keep investments self-funded using only money that can be comfortably allocated to DCA lending in hopes of boosting returns adds unnecessary risk to both finances and personal relationships in this scenario avoiding the loan is the safest choice to protect both the investment plan and the friendship.
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Re: Money is power and it open doors for you if you are financially discipline
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dunfida
on 30/08/2025, 12:52:38 UTC
I think it's absolutely necessary. Having money and power will bring us many conveniences, and it makes everything easier. I think almost everyone wants those conveniences, including me.
That's why so many people chase money or desire it. There's no eternal happiness in having a lot of money and power, but at least we can create it compared to having nothing.
Power and money are like abilities that everyone in this world must possess. As long as we ourselves desire a higher level of happiness, it will certainly involve money and power. However, when it comes to achieving both, not everyone is in the same situation, so there will always be variations in achieving them, which will give rise to quite diverse differences. Because money can always give rise to greater power in many ways, power can also be created by the amount of money we have.
Money never equals to happiness, poverty equals unhappiness. You have to understand there is a difference between those. Because one can be not poor, but also not rich. Like for example, in my nation, if you are making 1.5k dollars per month, then you are living a normal life, you are not poor, you are not rich, but you are normal, middle class basically.

That can be happy too, without being rich, those people can be very happy too, and I was one of those people back in the day, when inflation didn't increase it, and because of this, I think it's quite important to realize that we are going to be need to be not poor, instead of trying to be rich. As long as you can guarantee yourself not to be poor, then you can focus on being happy.
There is a clear difference between having money and being happy being poor usually brings stress and unhappiness but not being rich doesnt mean life cant be satisfying living a normal middle class life like earning around 1.5k dollars per month in some countries allows people to meet needs plan ahead and still enjoy life.

True, happiness comes from stability and having enough to live comfortably rather than chasing wealth constantly being able to pay bills care for family and enjoy small moments provides peace of mind once poverty is avoided its easier to focus on personal growth relationships and experiences instead of worrying about money.
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Re: What is Bitsz?
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dunfida
on 30/08/2025, 11:43:31 UTC
Bitcoin to $260K? Technical Signals, ETF Liquidity, and the Road Ahead

Bitcoin watchers are buzzing after multiple analysts flagged a cluster of technical indicators—including a bullish “megaphone” (broadening formation)—that, if confirmed, could carry BTC to new all‑time highs and even into the $206,800–$260,000 zone. The conversation kicked off after fresh chart work highlighted matching patterns on higher time frames and a string of oversold signals that often precede trend resumption.

The buzz around bitcoin potentially reaching 260k comes from a mix of technical signals and market dynamics analysts are pointing to formations like the bullish megaphone which suggests expanding momentum and the possibility of higher highs if the trend holds oversold conditions on higher time frames also indicate the market may be ready for a rebound or trend continuation. Besides chart patterns liquidity from etfs and institutional participation can amplify moves in either direction when more capital flows into bitcoin it increases demand and can accelerate price appreciation patterns seen on technical charts tend to work better when backed by real market activity.

However it’s important to remember that technical signals are probabilistic not guaranteed the $206,800–$260,000 zone is a potential target if conditions remain favorable but corrections or reversals can happen at any point even with bullish setups experienced traders combine these signals with risk management strategies and market context to navigate volatility effectively.
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Re: Why no forks these days?
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dunfida
on 29/08/2025, 18:38:25 UTC
Forks were seen as trend once upon a time, not anymore, same as NFT's which were seen as trend, and not anymore, same as Play2Earn games, trend, not anymore. I can repeat this a million times. Sometimes things are trending and they get all the attention, and then they end up with losses and not anymore afterwards. This is the only time to focus on it and because of that, we are not going to get any good returns.

You have to realize, crypto is a very trend oriented place aside from the very top, sure bitcoin and ethereum and what not will stay at the top, but outside of top 20 changes all the time, and that is based on trends and whatever is the trend at the time, happens to be the case. This is why the best way to move forward would be ignoring trends after they are done.
That's very true the crypto space moves on trends faster than most industries first it was forks then ICOs, then NFTs, then play2earn and each one had a huge hype cycle before fading out leaving behind mostly losses for late comers the pattern repeats again and again.

Outside of bitcoin ethereum and maybe a handful of strong projects everything else is heavily trend driven people jump in when hype is high and abandon it when attention shifts the top 20 today won’t look the same in 5 years because new trends will come and go.
That’s why chasing hype rarely works by the time the average person hears about a trend it’s usually already too late the smarter play is focusing on solid long term assets and ignoring the noise once the hype cools off in the end only projects with real utility and staying power survive while trends fade away.
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Re: Please Give up! If you notice trading is not for you.
by
dunfida
on 29/08/2025, 17:09:17 UTC
Trading is all about risk-taking, so as much as possible you have be a risk-taker in the first place for you to maximize reaching your goal in trading. Now, the question is, are there chances for any not risk-taker to succeed in trading. It depends for me, since trading can be learned in time as well as the risks that are involved when trading. But as long as you know your ultimate goal why you trade, then you should adapt the required knowledge, skills and strategies, and even building yourself on how to manage calculated risks.
There's certainly no chance if they don't take any risks. However, it's important to remember that effective risk-taking must be supported by adequate knowledge and preparation, such as understanding the basic concepts of trading, such as technical analysis, fundamental analysis, and risk management. Yes, every trade doesn't always go smoothly every failure has a lesson. We should record every failure while trading so we can change our approach in the future. It's important to remember that taking risks doesn't mean acting recklessly. Proper risk management, such as setting limits and conducting in-depth analysis, can help minimize potential losses.
Yes, taking risks without knowledge is very risky and we will definitely lose the direction of our trading goals. By combining all the methods you mentioned above, it can provide a more complete picture and help in better decision making.

Using multiple methods allows traders to develop multiple strategies that can be applied, in market situations that often change rapidly, and with a combination of different methods allows traders to adapt better and It also helps traders in reducing risks and increasing opportunities for profit
Learning multiple strategies isn't the problem but it's better to first learn on strategy at a time. Master it and be a pro on it before you should think of learning a new strategy because if you don't understand the fisrt strategy very well and you jump into another one, you are complicating things for yourself. If you don't master any strategy, you will be a bad trader.
True learning many strategies at once may look like progress but in reality it causes confusion. trading is not about knowing every method out there it is about understanding how one method works in different market situations and being confident enough to apply it. when you try to juggle too many strategies without proper mastery you end up second guessing yourself and making poor decisions.

The right approach is to pick one strategy that suits your style whether it’s short term or long term trading and focus on it. practice it over and over, learn its strengths, its weaknesses, when it works best and when it fails. this way you build experience and confidence because you know what to expect and how to react. Once you master one strategy and you can trade it without fear or confusion, then you can move on to add another strategy to your knowledge. at that point you’re not complicating your trading, you’re expanding your skill set. but without first building a strong foundation on one strategy you will always remain inconsistent and frustrated. a trader without mastery of any strategy is like someone with many tools but no idea how to use them properly.
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Re: Join GoLove – Earn with the AI-powered Dating Site Affiliate Program!
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dunfida
on 29/08/2025, 16:38:44 UTC
I don't understand why do you delete the "colon" mark and add "apostrophe" mark in your URL link.

I check the pro subscription, you only offer Google Pay and Apple Pay. I know pro subscription and referral program are different, but usually their payment choice both are same.

Anyway the world is so fucked up, I can understand how watching porn can increase your libido, but this one, chatting with AI.

I have tested out specially on Fanvue.

I have been hired as a Fanvue/OF Chatter but ending up on having that AI avatar and surprisingly there are those real people who are that really chatting with these things
and even purchasing those gifts and paying up for unlocking with those pre recorded, random nude pics.  Cheesy
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Re: 3 people who unexpectedly became crypto millionaires
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dunfida
on 28/08/2025, 20:50:41 UTC
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These self-made millionaires (and the cautionary tale) prove that in crypto, anything is possible. Even amid the turbulence of the past few years, crypto has minted more crypto millionaires than any other asset class — with 172,300 individuals globally who hold over $1 million in crypto assets as of July 2024.

In the first half of 2025, more than 26,000 people became Bitcoin millionaires.

https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/3-people-who-unexpectedly-became-crypto-millionaires-and-one-who-didnt/

These are touching stories of some crypto hodlers who invested but either forgot it or kept it away from themselves and later it become a success story for them. I thought I should share this.

Some times ago too, I forgot I left an amount less than $10 in a wallet and when I stumbled on the wallet, the money had risen to about $100.

So how lucky have you been in your crypto investment?
Nah, Seeing these current prices do always remind me into the coins that i have wasted in the past on which I can definitely say that I might be a millionaire now if it wasnt those coins being totally wasted into those ponzi schemes or doublers.  Grin

Stories like those above really show how powerful patience and time can be in crypto. some people become millionaires almost by accident just because they held and didn’t touch their coins for years. forgetting about a small balance and later finding it multiplied feels like free money and it proves how volatile but rewarding bitcoin and other crypto can be over the long term.
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Re: How can you use ChatGPT for day trading
by
dunfida
on 28/08/2025, 19:56:59 UTC
I never liked chatgpt, or any AI software like Gemini or whatever, none of them. Because of one simple reason, nothing complicated, nothing ethical, not a big dela, it's literally for one simple reason; it makes things harder than it should be. I haven't tried the very latest ones, haven't used it in months probably, only start of the year, and I did it to potentially write a children's book, because I could write a children's book, and then create images for a children's book, all from AI, and put it on amazon, who would print on demand, and I could do that as a business.

That was my idea, and I checked, but it literally fails to keep it in memory, and you have to keep reminding it, and the result sucks, I can write much better than AI, and would only use it for fixing my grammar. But I didn't do it, it is not really a good business for me, so for now, AI sucks. But I do see a great deal of potential on how awesome it can become in the future.
AI tools often feel like they make the process harder instead of easier especially when you want them to remember details across a whole project. writing a children’s book with consistent story and images is a good idea but the back and forth of reminding the software breaks the flow. if you can already write well then the output naturally feels weaker and ends up being more of a distraction than a help.

Using it only for fixing grammar or small edits makes more sense since that part is quick and doesn’t take away from your own creativity. the bigger problem comes when trying to rely on AI for structure, memory, or continuity which are still not as strong as they need to be. The potential is still there though. if ai can learn to keep track of details over time and produce results closer to human creativity it would actually become a practical tool instead of something you set aside. for now it’s still better as a small helper rather than the main driver of a project.

Now, if we do speak about making use of AI for trading then it would be never been that ideal. Why? It would be that still that totally unpredictable no matter how good your analysis would be,
neither an AI or human but still it wont be giving an assurance.
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Re: To have kids or not to? Your opinion from economy perspective
by
dunfida
on 28/08/2025, 11:55:44 UTC
Many had children in difficult situations, faced hardships, limitations, and even scarcity at times, but they overcame them. It's not the rule, I know, but if you wait for a favorable situation or a perfect moment, the right time, to have children, you'll never have one. I have three, and it wasn't easy. I often skipped meals so they could eat, and I can say with absolute certainty that I don't regret it for a moment. Today, the situation is a little better, despite the country I live in not doing very well economically and everything being much more expensive.

If you think about it this way, it doesn't just depend on you. If the country's economy is bad, your money won't mean much...
That story really shows what parenthood can demand, skipping meals so your kids eat is a kind of love that stays with you, and not regretting it says a lot about your priorities and strength.

National economy matters a lot because inflation and low wages reduce what money can buy, but small practical moves can still help, make a tiny emergency fund even if it’s slow, cut avoidable costs, buy staples in bulk when possible, look for school aid or community programs, and try to grow income through skills or side work that fits your schedule. Keep believing in the tradeoffs you made, they shape your kids and your future, and if you want we can make a simple weekly budget or list small steps to improve things without big risk, say which area you’d like to focus on and we’ll start.
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Re: Esimbuy.org Discover Travel eSIM Data Packages
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dunfida
on 28/08/2025, 10:52:10 UTC
esimbuy.org offers affordable international eSIM plans for travelers. Stay connected worldwide with instant activation and reliable coverage.

Based up on your trust, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5536497.msg65242900#msg65242900

It is that useless on making up some post and trying out to sell or promote for some eSIM plans..
There's still some options out there if we do speak about eSIMs and with having the better reputation.
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Re: 24ATM - Multi-Currency Digital Currency Exchange Platform
by
dunfida
on 28/08/2025, 09:26:04 UTC
Hmmmm. tons of newbies that made out some positive reviews and insights on which these are obviously that belong by OP itself.

Usually these kind of stuff wont do anything good but rather making your platform/company to be that suspicious. We do need real people feedbacks for us to look and see this sight does have the potential,
rather than on making a new account just for the sake of bumping it out and do make your site look good, which it is actually that the opposite thing.
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Re: Is Bitcoin just for the rich?
by
dunfida
on 27/08/2025, 21:03:38 UTC
Bitcoin is accessible to anyone, it's not limited to the wealthy. Whether you're a teenager, an elderly person, a poor person, or whatever your background, you can buy Bitcoin. Many people focus solely on the rising price of Bitcoin, leading them to believe it's out of reach. However, they can still invest in Bitcoin, even with just a few dollars, and do so consistently over the long term. In this way, they accumulate Bitcoin little by little, and the amount can gradually grow over time, potentially generating significant profits.
This is why the DCA strategy is a reliable way for any investor to invest in Bitcoin. Regardless of the price of Bitcoin if an investor thinks of it as a long term investment and decides to continue accumulating then he has the potential to make a lot of profit if he can continue for a four year cycle or more. To accumulate Bitcoin you need a discretionary fund. Not having a stable source of income and not having detailed knowledge about Bitcoin should not be a barrier to investing.You should continue to accumulation Bitcoin from a beginning period.

The ability to set in small amounts should be considered easy for people of any income because even if you have a discretionary fund of $5 a week, you should start Bitcoin. If you are a poor investor today your financial situation will improve in the future and you will be able to increase deposit Bitcoin regarding from your income.
DCA makes things simple for investors because you dont need to think about timing the market you just keep buying at regular intervals and over time the price averages out so you avoid the stress of guessing highs and lows and that is why many long term holders stick to it. The real strength is in consistency even if you put in 5 or 10 a week it might look small in the short term but years later it grows into something meaningful the habit is more important than the amount and it builds discipline.

People often think they need to buy one whole bitcoin but with fractional buying anyone can join what matters is starting early and not stopping when price drops. Of course the money you use should always be extra not something you need for bills or emergencies bitcoin is still very volatile and you need patience but with a steady plan dca helps you ride both bull and bear markets without too much emotional pressure.
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Re: Is Trading also addictive?
by
dunfida
on 27/08/2025, 18:30:41 UTC
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If you are always losing money, I don't think you can get an addiction than leaving trading to go the other things that will be profitable
The crave for recovery is strong in trading as well and that's why traders would like to recover their losses and pushes them to continue that ends up into addiction.

indeed, unless you value money and you don't want to suffer for more then better to make a hard stop and find an alterntive ways to earn money and stay out from this venue of investment.
The desire to recoup losses is what ultimately leads people to continue trading, only to lose even more because their knowledge and skills aren't fully prepared. Especially after experiencing a loss, it can certainly make the mind lose focus.

Therefore, it's best to take a break after experiencing a loss and return when things are better. The market won't go anywhere, even if we take a long break. And in trading, opportunities are always there as long as we have adequate knowledge and skills.
The urge to chase back what you lost is what destroys most traders, once you take a loss your emotions are already shaken, and if you jump right back in trying to win it back quick, chances are you’ll dig the hole deeper because you’re not thinking clear anymore. The smart move is to step away, clear your head, and remind yourself the market is always here, it’s not like opportunities will disappear overnight, missing one setup is not the end of the world, but losing your whole account because you couldn’t pause, that’s way worse.

Taking a break gives you space to look at things again with calm eyes, review what went wrong, sharpen your strategy, and come back stronger, trading is not about nonstop action, it’s about waiting for the right moment when your skills and patience align, that’s when you make good decisions.