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SteveOfu:No p.... I'm watching |
SteveOfu:Hehe... This man... you're always present when pi is mentioned You've been in crypt0 since 2017 and you're stuck on a worthless coyn... No wahala... Continuu |
handsomebolanle:I have always believed that pi stuff is equivalent to scam and just a data harvester... Like I said a while back, making a crypt0 coin is not difficult, we have thousands of them... So I see no reason why I'd spend my time minting a worthless coyn... Even if it goes mainet, would it be different from the others in the market... With the way a good have been 'mining' it on their phones for years, it'd likely be another sh*t coyn... Either way, in this market, there's no hurry... When it gets there, we'd see what it does |
Pleasant01:The bank account name has to match the binanz account name... You can change the bank account or register a new binaz account Or are you going to be frequenting nairaland anytime you want to deposit ir withdraw? Apologies I don't offer that service. |
htdot:It's simply because bitc0in controls this market... At least, for now... Don't foght it... Rather use it to your benefit |
janga:With leverage trading, the general advice is that if you feel the need to share your unrealised profits, then perhaps it's time to take profits |
OpenHeaven2019:Another possibility...... Let's give him a chance though |
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darediamond:It's easy to look back and see all the times when one could have bought a dip and sold the rally... But I know that's not possible... one would likely get rekt trying to chase every move in the market. I prefer to trade higher time frames... Or aim what dips to buy and rallies to sell |
Burchester:Bina.na.nce |
Pleasant01:What stops you buying on an exchange to avoid getting scammed |
On the current Naira dilemma Who else has noticed the rat race between the official rate and market rate? For the past 6 years, the official rate has been chasing the market rate.... Fact is as far as some privileged people can access the naira at 410 to a dollar for whatever reason while the market rate is 500, the Naira is guaranteed to continue in a downward slide... That's part of the reasons why a good number are in crypt0 and the reason I had to liquidate most of my naira investments a few years back.... Over the last 10years, someone who simply held the dollar would have performed better than 99% of those invested on the NSE... I remember sharing how 1000usd worth of First bank shares bought at 14naira per share in 2011 will be worth 120 usd today... This is not advising folks to trade crypt0 as that's a personal decision. But then, the good thing is that folks can benefit from opportunities that abound in crypt0 without trading. One can simply buy stable coins and stake for a fixed duration with rates of upto 7%apr... by holding stables at that rate, you're performing better than almost all naira denominated investments while avoiding the volatility in crypt0. Whenever the CBN decides to stop subsidizing the dollar for the rich, and both rates merge, you can easily sell back into naira. Like I tell people, if you lose in crypt0, you have no one to blame except yourself. This is also beneficial to crypt0 investors as we've come to see.. Bitc0in has had >25% dips each month for the past 4-5months... buying the right ones is an easy way of making money in a bull run. It's not all about owning a coyn... Having fiat to buy the right dip is also important. Locking in profits is an easy way to make sure you don't tamper with them
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That bitc0in is pumping/bouncing does not mean its bullish and that it's not stagnant does not mean it's bearish.... Looking back, bitc0in showed bearish tendencies for sometime when it was bouncing off 50k to 60k...yet most in the market thought it was bullish.... P.S.... this is not a bearish or bullish post... It's simply about knowing your invalidation points and when to change bias so one doesn't keep flip-flopping
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Converted my link into betece at 0.088... which is resistance.. LTC/btc on the other hand, looks like it has more room to expand
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Alot has been said about trading.. For those new in this space.. don't get carried away... Most longer-term holders perform much better than the average trader with much less stress... The most important thing is knowing when to buy |
PlayMaker14:Run along ignorant boy |
PlayMaker14:The issue with most of you folks who only watch the premier League is that you think football starts and ends there... FYI, Italian coaches are one of the most travelled... An average British coach/player hardly ever leaves Britain...... And BTW, there is equally nothing bad with people deciding to stay in their home country... I wonder what Alegri leaving Italy has to do with him being a fine coach.... |
PlayMaker14:Say what you know... More Italian coaches have coached in the English league than English coaches in all the other European leagues... Infact, an Italian was the coach of the English senior team not too far back... Also, Allegri had coached other Italian sides including AC Milan before moving to Juventus. How many English coaches have coached in other big European leagues? |
Ibime:Nope... None i know of |
Ibime:Good pumps... I had set alerts on yfi/betece at 1.0 (the blue arrow which it coincidentally held last week) after riding the last pump.. unfortunately, betece was nuking when my alerts went off... Decided to keep off. Stuff dipped to 0.8 and rebounded... On the 4hr chart (not attached), it seems to be making what looks like a bullflag into the 4hr ema support.. I'd eith bid a bounce, or wait at 1... If it bounces there, targets will be between 1.45-1.6 on betece... Wouldn't be so keen on holding further as last weeks candle wasn't so nice.... On ETC... Finally made a higher high in usd.. obviously I wouldn't enter a coyn that pumped 25% already... 2 things here... If it flips 80, I'd get in and ride to 120... Otherwise, I'd wait to get in at 60... Of course betece has to be sensible for these to play out
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While following such transactions can be difficult and even moreso to actionably trade, there's definitely been a sharp increase in the volume of such minting since the selloff. Been seeing a good number of such high volume mint and transfer into exchanges... Similar scenario at 10k.. Seems some folks have been patiently waiting.... It'd be interesting to see how much net increase in stable coyns by months end... This is not saying bitc0in moons immediately.... Remember the 50-60k distribution ranged for about 3 months... reaccumulation too wouldn't complete in 2 days... But so far, signs are good
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Mumben:That's not how crypt0 works... You're much more likely to make a loss than profit if you approach it that way... Day trading requires time, skill nd lots of oda things.... I remember advising some people earlier on this thread against day trading.... Most lost hugely and disappeared.... Before you start day trading in this market, it's advisable to have traded it for at least 2 years. It's much easier to approach things from a higher time frame... You end up making and keeping more than most daytrading... Also, crypt0 is best done as a passive investment with very clear targets of when and how you want to take profits |
Cowbell521:Please let's be civil in our conversations.... The person you quoted made some valid points too. |
Second point is my principle of approaching stuff from a non-determininalistic viewpoint. First the narrative here was that all crypt0 investors are conmen or yahoo boys then it moved on to similar narratives and more and more of such... That has been my trigger point here on many occasions... There are multiple downsides to crypt0 (just like on any asset) which is I'd be the first to admit. That's why I have never gone advising anyone to get into it. The point I've always stressed on this thread is simple.. if I'm going to argue against an asset, I'd do it from a position of knowledge not ignorance or a pre-determined appeoach.... I believe in having a diversified portfolio... And just as I'd argue the pros and cons of say buying land is same way I'd do that for stocks, metals, crypt0 e.t.c... but I usually limit my discussion to stuff I know something about (and preferably have owned or traded). For example, I'd always say that before I put a kobo into any asset/market, I want to see its performance over a period of time... preferably upto a decade or more...That holds true for anything I do and let's me view stuff without bias |
Two things I'd like to note though I didn't want to go get into initially.... First is comparing cryt0 to margin trading (noted on some pages back) which I think is quite odd... Margin trading similar to derivative options are a seperate entity from crypt0. One can margin trade virtually any asset be it spot, stocks e.t.c. They existed long before the first bitc0in was mined and even if bitc0in goes into extinction, they'd still exist. Would I be classed as a margin trader simply cos I decide to buy stocks or buy gold or virtually any other asset with seperate derivative options. For those unaware, margin trading in simpler terms is equivalent to taking a loan with smaller collateral to buy larger amounts of an asset that you wouldn't have been able to abinitio based on certain set conditions... It can be done on virtually any traded item... In theory, even things as simple as buying tomatoes from the north can be margin traded with the right facility. The pros and cons of margin trading is up in the air for those interested as it's not something I engage in. But then, the liquidity such brings to a market is unrivalled. That's simply because some larger players would not invest in a market if they don't have the option of hedging their positions. Same way, when not properly regulated, it can also be disastrous just like with the 2008 crash. The NSE for example has been trying to get derivatives put in place for a while to boost liquidity. If that occurs just like you have in other stock markets, would that make those invested in spot stocks derivative traders? Summary, is that trading margin or other derivatives has nothing to do with crypt0... As a matter of fact, there are more derivative options in traditional markets than in the relatively new crypt0 space. |
CodeBlooded:Like I said earlier, it's difficult at the levels... it's really for you to decide. If betece continues to rally, it'd pushup.. i.e the dip might have already occured... Personally, I think it rallies higher. It's the issue with panic selling... Most times getting a re-entry can be tricky.... Below 0.33 yesterday with betece showing strength would have been a buy. Also, unlike other alyts, doge has not rallied as much but has relatively held well against betece... I'm already in position with doge and would be selling into betece between 0.01-0.012.
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OpenHeaven2019:Careful with this, there's alot of stacked shorts already waiting for a squeeze... I'd rather take profits, buy dips than short (not like I trade futures) I don't believe we're out of the woods yet and I don't think bitc0in will create a new ATH soon. But then, the complacency on this rally with majority second guessing it (because of previous crushed hopes) makes me think it'd rally higher than most expect.... It's in such conditions that bitc0in just loves to keep pushing up... Nd when everyone flips bullish, it dumps again. Just like many erroneously longed the last selloff into capitulation, many too might erroneously short this bounce into a squeeze... Let's see how it goes |
OpenHeaven2019:I don't see an actionable one for now..... There's a possible structure on the weekly (marked blue) with the left shoulder around 42k, but the head is too big for my liking.... Compared to the one it broke down from (marked orange) which was rather clean....
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Ibime:Hehe... This man... shared thoughts on betece You just dey remind me what I did when bitc0in capitulated last March...when I finally bought at 5.8-6.2k then despite seeing it bounce at 4k and knowing it was a good place to bid... I kept moving my targets lower and pulling my bids on dips... When it started rallying, I started looking for same level I ran away from before..... At the end, vex come dey catch me cos I had fiat, witnessed the dip, but ended up buying at similar levels to those affected by it.. looking back now, it should have been an instant buy.. It was getting obvious you wouldn't buy below 40k Buying such betece dips are difficult, but I like to see them from a risk/reward view.... At low 30k's, the risk of further downside is much lower.. Betece will respect structure and there's only so low it can dip moreso with negative funding and max fear in the market.... In current market conditions, I don't see as good an entry above 40k- lot's of resistance above and it's difficult to say where betece will get another selloff... There's resistance around 45k, another at 50k and lastly 55k (if it gets there)... So personally, if it crosses 40k, my focus will be more on profit taking for me and compounding on dips.. |
Tkulthenoble:Nope... Very unlikely at it's current market cap |
jedisco: jedisco:Still on betece.... On the 4hr chart, it nicely confimed the 21ema as support... Secondly, it had it's first higher high sice 58k... I'm looking at a confirmation with a higher low before more upside.. I should have watched this all along On the daily, (2nd chart)... Yesterday's candle was a good one... Claimed back the range... A dip into the 36.7-37.5k region (previous daily support) should serve as a good place for re-entry before further upside... To me, this would be the last place I'm willing to add spot betece for now. Above 40k, I don't see a good risk-reward for an entry Third pic is the 4hr chart with potential dip zone.... Also worth keeping an eye on the 21 ema.... On the bear side, if betece fails to take 40k this rally and starts dipping below 34k, then I'd say there's a high chance it nukes 30k... I wouldn't be bidding low if it occurs... On alyts, good chance they revisit the lower levels in the coming weeks... But for now, as far as betece continues to hold, worth playing them level by level
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CodeBlooded:Difficult to say cos this can very well be an exit pump..... I'd let the market cool down nd get into entries on betece dips |
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