FaruqMadridCr7:
Evening guys,I stumbled on this thread this evening,I started reading from the beginning but it's too many I've to skip many pages and jump here, I've read some useful information on the wonderful thread
I'm a novice in this thing,zero experience
I think I will have to start by downloading LUNO.
I want to invest pls,you guys should helpe with the next move,as at now,when should I buy
Thanks

jedisco:
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

darediamond:

When people lack adequate knowledge about Trading tradeable assets, they tend to make serious mistake about what A PROFITABLE TRADING IS.

Making profit continually is About Time.

Timing as to The Rigth TIME To Buy And Sell not once nor twice, but continually.

When a trader understands this MAIN FACT, all He Or Would Be Thinking About Is AVAILABILITY OF EVER ONGOING PRICE FLUNCTIONS IN ANY MARKET.

It is From the constant price fluctuations that PROFITS are regularly extracted.

There Never A People The Market is Not Bullish and At the Same time Bearish. It o ly depends on your view of the Market.

Free Money Is Always Available to share

Loverboy3333:


Writing that looks perfect to you like you are the one controlling the wicks, buy here, sell here.
very easy to say, if it is that easy I'm sure you for don turn 100$ to 100m$

jedisco:
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 naira, 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

Elsueno:
You guys know domiciliary accounts are free right?

Don't put all ur USD in one basket, instead have several

jedisco:

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 naira, and both rates merge, you can easily sell back into naira.

Justnice11:
goodmorning everyone.

i'm a newbie here

How can i deposit funds to my binanace... The debit card option isn't working

fredwill1357:
Hello house, is it OK to leave large sums of money in my cryptocurrency platform? What is the possibility and chance of the company shutting down and disappearing with my money?

PS: I am worried because of what I heard of defi

Sambai65:
Why almost all the naija trader in binance using kuda bank, I have been find difficult to buy just,the platform i am using to transfer doesn't have kuda bank

fredwill1357:
Hello house, is it OK to leave large sums of money in my cryptocurrency platform? What is the possibility and chance of the company shutting down and disappearing with my money?

PS: I am worried because of what I heard of defi

DCYP:
you actually can in binance app via usdt you can store them away there but knowing the uncertainty of everything it wont be wise, but as far as it goes binance is trusted

yazga:
Why do you want to do that?

TotoNaRubber:
I will invest in you between 50$ to $2000 per week for 10 percent equity.

All you need to do is quote me with any coin of your choice to be purchased and held by me. Quote me with the coin between Thursday to Sunday, sell off will be between Monday to Wednesday and you shall be credited with 10 percent of the profits every week until July 1st when offer ends.

Note: I invest in good coins like BNB, YFI and others and not shitcoins.

fredwill1357:
Hello house, is it OK to leave large sums of money in my cryptocurrency platform? What is the possibility and chance of the company shutting down and disappearing with my money?

PS: I am worried because of what I heard of defi

elmoduddah:


Just one. Except it doesn’t give me my target, then i enter another trade till my target is met. In most cases, the coins i buy are at their all time low and show signs of moving upward

Trex4:
If you check their rates, you'll notice their BUY rates are always lower than their Sell rates.. (Like they buy at 480 and sell at 505). So you can make profit by buying low and selling high. Might seem small but if you do it in bulk you'll get higher profits. But not only USDT sha. Even BUSD/BTC/BNB and ETH too.

Or sometimes Usdt from your crypto profits (Like an airdrop or X30 trade) you can sell those there too.

bigx:


MyCelium, Edge, Exodus, etc.

You have the private keys there so even if they shut down you simply import your wallet to another provider and continue.

No interests though

bigx:


MyCelium, Edge, Exodus, etc.

You have the private keys there so even if they shut down you simply import your wallet to another provider and continue.

No interests though

Neverlosemoney:

If my memory still serves me well, I am sure she promised us her Nudes, if KSM fails to cross $2000. Please, openheaven2011 it’s time to honor your words. Your artwork will make a valuable, rare, solid, beautiful NFT and will fetch us quite a token amount of money on the auction market. That will be a great consolation for us during this trying moment . Please, do the needful.

janga:



Yesterday, $btc was playing a double top button which is a bearish pattern and its pushed it down till it find support on $37621 and it’s trying to retest $40k zone which will mostly a short zone and take profit area for some trader. if btc rejected at $40k this time, then it will come down to $36500 and if breakdown below it, then we retest $31k again.. i dunno if chart is allowed in here

FaruqMadridCr7:
ohhh, thank you for this I will try binance

fredwill1357:
Can the wallet itself shutdown?

fredwill1357:
Because of naira devaluation and to earn interests.

janga:



$36500 done!! $btc is showing head and shoulder which is a bearish pattern in 1 and 4hours timeframe, so we’re likely to pull down to $31k this weekend to complete the trend. well i dunno exactly the time but let me predict like around 5pm today so brace for big volatility and am already on short position. i think my analysis is really not needed in here too

yazga:
Is this still valid as at May?