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Travel › Re: Train Driving Through Busy Yaba Market (video) by jedisco(m): 5:14pm On Feb 12, 2022
Hmm.. This is very risky...

There should be a barricade or some sort of separation.

Secondly, a market should not be there...
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 2:01pm On Feb 12, 2022
Anytime you see folks fighting on this page, know that bitc0in has started flogging some people's portfolio. Funny enough, it mostly coincides with a low...
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m):
Singapore1:
Crypt0 is annoying, why would the market crash on inflation being worse than expected, people should be running to crypt0.
Hehe... pay less attention to shorterm movements of the coin. If one was to invest in Bitc0in as an inflation hedge, then the least timescale in view should be 2-4 years not what it's doing in an hour or the next.
Crypt0 in general is not an inflation hedge as most coyns will die off in the longterm

All said, Bitc0in was at 33k 3 weeks ago. At 43k today, that's about 30% in 3 weeks. It will not keep pumping like that.. there'd be ups and downs.... Take your mind off the coyn and let it do it's thing.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 11:25am On Feb 12, 2022
Outta curiosity, how many people sold into this rally on the way up and what levels are you looking at averaging back in

For me, shaved half of my traded matic at 2. Partially got back in at 1.8 and 1.7. Waiting for the weekly close to decide what next

Also shaved some Avax, betece. Lastly Keep... it pumped from no where. Already had sells placed at 0.7 which hit nicely
Music/Radio › Re: Cross My Lane - Broda Shaggi Ft. Falz (Official Video) by jedisco(m): 8:58pm On Feb 11, 2022
Nice vibes....
Falz killed the intro, Shaggy's got a nice voice and the video story line ain't bad too
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 7:34am On Feb 10, 2022
09sixteen:
Boss pls what do you think of k3pr coin right now.
No idea... not a coin I follow
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 7:33am On Feb 10, 2022
I hold one... but I don't like the last monthly candle against betece.. very bearish..... might cut on a pump

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m):
Hamzashaf99:
On a shorter time frame like 3 to 5 years, but still for a long term holder, which do you think will outperform, betece or eith?
Over that time frame, can confidently point to any.

With the market cap of bitc0in and eith, they wouldn't have such intense rallies again.

The Layer 1 space is getting saturated and most of them are struggling to maintain huge market caps.

With smaller capped coins (those below 5b), you can get parabolic rallies from time yo time but these dissipate as the market cap increases.

Two projects I believe are fundamentally different and that should give them an edge are
Luna- mainly for how it implements it's synthetic coin offerings..
Meta coins- mainly more of hype now but if the metaverse trend grows over the coming years, these will begin to rally
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m):
Good volume coming in on slp... these kind of volume can mark a low and change the tide. This is only on binaz though

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 7:03am On Feb 10, 2022
BTC dominance chart... simply put, the percentage total crypt0 market cap fue to bitc0in

The green candles are when betece bullies the market (either by a pump or dump), the red ones are when alyts come to play...

Been observing it for sometime... on the weekly, last weeks close wasn't bullish for betece and it's beginning to bleed this week. Makes me think alyts may get a relief.

Only issue is that on the macro level, it's close to the lowest it has ever been. Definitely, soon enough, it'd start to rip.

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 10:06pm On Feb 09, 2022
Hamzashaf99:
With the hype around SL.P, it won't be bad to pick some. But will betece behave and not nuke again?
Hehe.... hype can be a double edged sword... can make or mar
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 10:02pm On Feb 09, 2022
OffsahBoye:
One thing I've learnt is that
It's easier than done

Many people think of TA,FA they don't consider emotions in trading
When it's going down,you're confused
When it pumps, you're still confused grin
Confused geng.... confusion all the way
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 8:31pm On Feb 08, 2022
nonut:
Whenever a greedy modafocker loses money in crypt0, he comes here to yap about how crypto is ponzi scheme or gambling. No one cares about what your whiny little ass thinks. Ponzi or gambling, we're making money.
You dey follow dem tok?

The simple thing is to ask them what coyn they bought.... Na there you go hear different odd names....
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 7:12am On Feb 08, 2022
Ibime:
I jumped on various ALTS but sadly played them for swing profits before the big move of couple of days ago instead of staying in my seat.

Now looking for those that haven't moved majorly in comparison to others. Have taken a seat on CRV. Any other suggestions?
I rebalanced some of my crv portfolio into matic. After I discovered that the going apy for crv on convex is about 50%. Such high apy on coins usually put me of as I see it as inflation.

Also waiting for One... it's yet to move but its last month close against betece wasn't good.

I'm still largely playing sensible alyts on a larger swings. With bitc0in still below the weekly support, most will struggle to make new ATHs. I just see it as an opportunity to compound as I've been doing for a while

My betece I sold at 40k dey look me...
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 1:12am On Feb 08, 2022
nna777:
Lol. I closed my betc and atom shorts and converted to longs. I think these coming rate hikes have been priced in though. So my best guess is that it will pump and consolidate to higher lows and then higher highs with little dips (the kind we experienced btw Friday n today) except when FOMO kicks in on the high.

I will keep my eyes on the fear n greed index, once it tops 75, I take my profit and prepare for another round of shorts.
Yeah... Bitc0in had been in a downtrend since November... it's likely the rate hike is already priced in....
At this point, whatever the coyn does will not surprise me
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 10:19am On Feb 07, 2022
ThisisIkemefuna:
It's an experience for me.

Thanks brother. I go apply DCA 'fortunately'. Infact this is the time I really need bad news in the market. (Sheesh!) cry
Easier said than done.... When the bad news comes, folks will be screaming 10 at the bottom
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 10:18am On Feb 07, 2022
EmmanuelScott1:
The 28k and 30k shout really make some people miss out, we learn sha

apply DCA
Funny thing is that if bitc0in starts retracing to 33k, u still no go buy. You'd say lower high and still wait for 28k
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 10:14am On Feb 07, 2022
temitayomie:
That is crypt0 for you

You are scared to buy the dip, you can't resist the temptation to buy the pump.

And the cycle continues...
Operation buy high sell low.

✌️
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 10:13am On Feb 07, 2022
ThisisIkemefuna:
I can't believe I didn't buy anything in 33k mark.

This is beyond trenches. I'm so disappointed. Come and see analysts confusing human being. Smh
Lol.... Greed exists both ways... Asking for 100k at at 70k and also asking for 25k at 33k....

With bitc0in, it's best not to assume that it has lost support until it does... Same also with resistance.....

If your target was 28k, best DCA spot would have been from 35- 25k.

Mk I shock u small.... Do u know that if bitc0in retraces to 33k next week, u no go buy?
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 10:10am On Feb 07, 2022
Landowner101:
For the bolded, the money was entrusted in my hand to start up a business (which crypt0 is actually a good business)

Secondly, i sold 50% percent of the coin after posting here yesterday, has the coin still have a lot of potential.

Thanks though, for your wonderful advice.
Kudos for buying on a red day..
One advise that has helped me in crypt0 is this ... When I feel the urge to share wins, then perhaps, that is the time to start taking profits ..
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 12:18am On Feb 07, 2022
alphaNomega:
Dude I understand Blockchain very well. It does not mean it can't be taken down
You have no idea what blockchain is. That you compare bitc0in to liberty reserve just shows that
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 12:09am On Feb 07, 2022
alphaNomega:
I don't deal with crypt0currency

You don't know the half of it

Do you know how big liberty reserve and e-gold were before they got taken down?

I don't think you know about them because these were the top ecurrency platforms back in the day. Veterans will know.

Enjoy your transactions while it last
Good man, why are you bothered about folks in crypt0?

Don't worry, they'd lose money and you'd become Dangote.
Are you happy now?
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 12:03am On Feb 07, 2022
[quote author=AngelicBeing post=110011641][/quote]It's not all party... with significant institutional presence and a mcap of 1 trillion usd, it'd take significantly more to move the market....
For example, a move from 55k to 110k would be a 2x in price but would need an extra trillion.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 5:51pm On Feb 06, 2022
cherryCola:
Why not use one century candle stick undecided .

ya'all be confusing newbies in this cry.pto game,
how will he know when to buy the dip on a one year
chart undecided .
Some of you are annoying. If you do not understand whatever I wrote and cannot search it out, then ask.

That you're new is not an excuse to be d*mb and not learn the phrases associated in an industry you want to trade. If I want to actively trade stocks and I done know the meaning of PE ratio, divedends or how to valuate a stock. Or I want to go into real estate and I don't know what deed of assignment e.t.c mean.

If you plan to be active in crypt0, then learn the lingua. If you plan to trade passively, then no need... You can buy bitc0in at whatever price and go to sleep
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 5:44pm On Feb 06, 2022
alphaNomega:
What makes a shitcoin?

You'll be surprised when it happens.

I hope it doesn't but I won't be surprised when it does.
Jokes apart, if you're this scared, you should reconsider being in crypt0.

BTW, what people are you worried about that control bitc0in?
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 3:30pm On Feb 06, 2022
Rizin:
I like your explanations. It's well detailed and nice too. But you are giving remadies to the wrong people. The people that can implement them are not on nairaland.
Never say never. A number of times, things have been discussed here (e.g the CBN giving cheap forex to BDC operators) and soon after, its carried and popularised by mainstream media. This then forces the hand of the Government. Eitherway, as patriotic citizens, we should at least be vocal if we believe our Government has stepped out of line
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m):
AirBay:
What do you guys think of eith? Is it a good buy at the moment?
It's just off the back of a 50% rally and now at a resistance zone... I wouldn't be in a hurry to bid. I'm holding out for another dip to the 2k zone to form a double bottom before a more sustained rally....

One scenario would be a capitulation wick to say 1700. That'd clear this whole 2-4k range and give the much needed breakout impetus....

All said, it can still pump from here... Though I'd rather some more consolidation

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 12:47pm On Feb 06, 2022
You trade this market long enough and sometimes in dicey situations, you ask yourself what's the best way the market can leave majority offside?

With this current pump, it's obvious that very few number of folks waiting to buy the dip actually bought the lows. But then, bulls seems to have got too euphoric too soon.

So I ask, what if the coin starts a slow bleed from here or first pumps a bit to say 43-45 k to further convince folks that the bottom is in. That'd make people on the sidelines to either fomo or place bids at 40k hoping on a retest. A slow bleed from that level downwards will kill whatever conviction is left of bulls. While the few bears who are still on the sidelines will start calling the pump a bull trap/lower high and ask for sub-30k numbers.... If this bleed continues over the next weeks into the 30-33k range then whatever pump that happens after this will leave majority in disbelief... An illustration below

Mk una no mind me... I'm just playing the devils advocate.

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 12:23pm On Feb 06, 2022
Putting the numbers in perspective, I'd highlight some facts with the hope of putting the matter to bed.

1. The GDP growth has averaged about 4%
2. The annual population growth is 2.5% which eats up most of the GDP growth. Hence the effective growth is just over 1%

3. Over the last year, money supply increased by 13.8%. This is effectively new money pushed into the system.
4. Our revenue and effective GDP growth are less than 2%. This means that this new money is not backed by economic activity or demand.
5. Law of economics states that supply outstripping demand = inflation. Also in this case devaluation.

6. The nation last year spent about 76% of income servicing debts
7. Despite spending most of revenue servicing debts, the government has continued to borrow locally at exorbitant rates of about 13%.
8. As projected economic growth and revenue cannot keep up with the borrowing rates, the only way the government can keep up is by printing new money.

9. New money being streamlined into non-productive sectors will only make infllation worse

10. Lastly, excessive new money being printed takes us back to stage 3
Repeat stage 3 - 10 fast enough and you get a Venezuela. So far, the government has shown that it intends to keep borrowing rates high as inflation rises. This will only serve to fertilize the process above...


This is not me whining... I'm just stating facts. Some of these are why the naira has devalued by 300% to the usd over the past 7 years alone. As individual investors, we invest to beat inflation. When we're done, all we can hope for is that what's left of the nation will enable us spend our profits in peace.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 11:52am On Feb 06, 2022
Olaide1295:
Boss, why would repaying domestic debt not be an issue? Because the CBN can print new money to meet the obligations?

Seems to me like there is no easy way out. Any solutions?
Hehe.... You answered the question... What's more detrimental is that the new money is not being tied to capital expenditure or productivity rather, it's spent to keep borrowing rates high.

Of course, buying government debt of a weak currency can many times be detrimental unless macroeconomic measures have been put in place to reverse inflation. Foreign portfolio investors who rushed to buy CBNs TBs in 2014- 2016 cos of the 'juicy rates' we're burnt badly. Most were practically begging to leave with about half of their initial investment.

Regarding solutions, a number of things can be done
1. Government waste needs to be cut down significantly, this will allow the masses accept tightening measures down the line
2. Petrol subsidy removal/Dangote refinery- self explanatory
3. Borrowing rates should be cut down to help stem inflation. Bond rates shouldn't chase inflation.
4. New money should be tied to production
5. The tax base could still be improved in sensible ways....
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m):
Olaide1295:
I have learnt a lot from this forum over the past years.

.....
Its been discussed at length before. Repaying domestic debts would not be an issue and foreign debts are still within sensible limits. OTOH, that over three-quarter of revenue generated is used in servicing debt is a comcern.

To put things in perspective, money supply (i.e new money) increased by over 13% last year. While this was not uncommon around the globe, what's rather unique is that our government has also shown that a significant proportion of this new money will be used to continue borrowing at high rates.

From economics, we know that in a population, the first recipients of new money benefit the most as they get and utilise their share before the resulting inflation eliminates the buying power of those down the line. So for an individual, the bond offering presents a safe and sensible investment. For the nation, whether that's the best way to spend is anyones guess
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 11:37am On Feb 05, 2022
One thing I've noticed is that people underestimate what bitc0in has achieved and it's corresponding potential.

To give a perspective, let's take away the controversial name 'bitc0in ' and replace it with asset A.
Asset A came into existence roughly a decade ago promising to revolutionise how value is transacted and held. Of course, many took it to be a joke initially. It has progressively exploded in adoption and within 10 yrs is now traded 24/7 in hundreds of countries around the globe. It has challenged the concept of fiat as we know it forcing central banks and governments worldwide to either try to replicate, adopt, regulate or control it. Right now, it has an ever increasing institutional backing with many looking at how to extend adoption.
I might not own such an asset but wouldn't be betting against it.

Bitc0in is not given enough credit for what it has achieved. In 12 years, it has grown from zero to a high of 1.3 trillion USD.....
Today at almost 800 billion USD, it sits at number 9 on the list of traded assets by market capitalisation. To put things in perspective, the traded market cap of all the companies listed on NSE was valued at about 50 billion USD as of the last time I checked. That was why when folks attributed a previous bitc0in dip to the CBN ban, I just smilled. The total naira in circulation is far less than the current mcap of bitc0in

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