Moest je hier nog niet van gehoord hebben: Meester Bitcoin. De grootste Nederlandstalige crypto community momenteel.

Ze hebben een website www.meesterbitcoin.nl, een slack en een telegram groep.

Hier haal ik zelf heel veel info uit en er zitten veel ervaren traders op.

If lightning does what it promises I think Bitcoin can become a daily currency but I also think it should be more stable to be uses by companies. It's extremely difficult to set prices in BTC at the moment. A lot of companies set prices in $ or € and you have to check on a converter how many BTC you should transfer. This is not the most easy way for the non-crypto investor to step in using BTC.

Also the way to get BTC and store them are still not that easy for people who aren't really into Tech and computers. For most of us here it's not really difficult to understand how to store it safely and how to acquire it but try explaining it to your father, mother.

I think everyone on this forum would like to see BTC become a daily currency but we all know how it works. For it to become a common currency people without crypto insight should be getting on board and start seeing the benefits crypto can offer.

I have send you an email.

Ik heb ook wel interesse om hieraan mee te werken.

Some airdrops are worth it but most of them are only for promotion.

I make good money with investing in altcoins. I try to find an altcoin I believe in and try to buy low. I'm more a hodler so I try not to trade too much. Look at some recommended altcoins and do your research on them.

ICO's are also a good way to make money but they are 'high risk, high reward' so you have to do your research before investing in one.

Crypto isn't an easy 'get rich, fast' investment. You can make nice profits but you need to take your time to read and learn about crypto. Nobody can tell you what coins you need to buy since everyone has a different investment plan.

Read a lot on this forum, especially the beginners forums.

When looking for coins to invest in look at their marketcap, at their website and read their whitepaper. Understand what the coin is used for and what it's purpose is. Don't go investing in coins because someone tells you to.
It's also a good thing to read up on understanding the charts to look for good times to buy and sell coins.

I'm testing a new app named bitsnapp. It's available in the play store, not sure if it's available on Iphone.

It uses API's so you don't have to manually enter all your transactions. The ability to back up your app is still under construction.

More info can be found on this site:

https://bitsnapp.com/

A password manager is indeed the best option. This way you can also easily create very complex passwords without having to remember them.

I'm using lastpass but I'm considering switching to keepass because lastpass is an online manager with all the risk that come with online storing your passwords.

Another benefit of the BNB coin for paying fees: you don't have 'dust' on binance. Meaning: when you don't use BNB your fee is payed with the coin you are buying. So if you buy 15 coins, you get 14.955 orso. If you want to sell you can only sell 14 so you are stuck with the 0.955 rest of the coin.

When using BNB you get all the coins you want and you can sell them completely.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=160.0

Here you can find info on mining of altcoins.

On a ledger you can only have 5 apps installed but you can store more coins on them. You can just delete an app to install a new wallet. If you need access to your previous coins you can just install it again. Deleting an app doesn't delete your coins.

You can group al ERC20 tokens in one wallet. I use a MeW wallet in combination with a ledger.
NEP5 Tokens can also be kept in a wallet if I'm not mistaken.

As far as I know their still isn't a wallet capable of holding all coins and tokens available.

Crypto currency reacts pretty hard on any news. If it's bad news it goes down, if it's good news it goes up.
Alt coins are also heavily tied in with BTC. If BTC takes a fall most likely a lot of Alt coins will join the fall.

What I do when the markets are going down is just hodl. Don't panic sell. If I have some BTC left I even try to buy some cheap alt coins.

Een andere website die heel veel info biedt over traden is

www.babypips.com

De uitleg is in het begin over FOREX trading maar na een paar lessen geven ze uitleg over candle charts, trendlines en indicators.

If I'm correct the term tokens is usually used with an ICO. You invest ETH or NEO or another currency and you receive x tokens.

Once the ICO is over and the tokens are released and tradable they are usually called coins.

I wouldn't worry too much about ranks. Keep posting decent replies and ranking will follow.
I'm not trying to rank, I'm trying to post decent posts and help some people if possible.

This is indeed basically what went wrong. When the price dropped I sold with a loss and bought another coin hoping to make money. I didn't take the time to do research.

This part is not my advice :-) exept the hodl part.

If you want to buy an altcoin you should do some research on that coin. What is it used for, what's it's total supply,...
Read around on forums and twitter.

Don't buy just because someone else tells you to buy a coin.
I'm not recommending any coins, not even the ones I have bought because everyone has different ideas and strategies for trading. My strategy might not be the one you would want to use.

Don't trade to much in the beginning. That's a mistake I made. I switched to much between coins and lost some money doing that.

I send you a message via twitter but I looks like it's not getting trough.

do you mean inserting a hyperlink in your post?

You can use the hyperlink symbol when composing a post.