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Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 12:24:10 PM

Yes, this is true, but I want to note that if an investor chooses bitcoin, then he does not need to understand technical or fundamental analysis, since this is already a time-tested asset. So the main thing in investing is to make the right coin choice.

That's right, but there are other basic things that investors need to learn before they get started, and the very first thing is to know which wallet or exchange they should use, they should know how they can secure their assets so that their wallets or exchange accounts are not compromised, they should learn that they shouldn't keep their funds in centralized platform for very long, especially if the funds are significant in amount, and there are a bunch of other things that a person should know and understand before they make an investment.

Most newbie investors these days overlook the importance of these things, because they are basic, but even though these are very basic things, they are extremely important for someone to understand for them to stay safe with their investments. If they are not interested in trading, they don't need to learn everything about the market or analysis and stuff as you mentioned, but they will still need to know how they can use exchanges, wallets, how they can make transactions, etc.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 09:29:43 AM

Quote from: robelneo on November 22, 2025, 11:56:35 PM

...Pick one of these three options or add yours and explain.

Too few participants voted, so it's too early to draw conclusions. But there is already a clear trend that more and more people are choosing AI as their assistants. I still use Google to get information, which also does not stand still in its development and offers to use information from Gemini AI.

Not really disappointed, brother, but I hope all those who drop by here will vote for their preferences. I'm following this thread of mine, and I'm surprised that many still prefer Google. As the internet goes AI, there are now over 500 AI, and there’s one or more in every industry.
Well, I guess old habits do stick with us. Some AI don't give us references, whereas Google puts the most credible at the top of search results.

Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 12:12:07 PM

Quote from: shield132 on Today at 08:08:10 AM

...Not the knowledge of technical analysis but the fear of losing for the third time in life made me a good holder.

The mistake of many investors is to try to sell bitcoin in order to later buy it at a discounted price. And subsequently, when the price drops, they are afraid to buy back bitcoin and do so only after the price starts to rise again.

This is a common occurrence for many novice investors, and I sometimes experience the same thing. I believe this is the importance of technical analysis and good emotional control, so that we can make decisions without hesitation. When we observe the market especially when prices are falling we often experience excessive fear and we often decide to sell in the hope of buying at a lower price. However without sound technical analysis instead of buying at a low price we buy again when the price rises.

I believe mastering good technical analysis is crucial for making the right decisions at the right time, and it will also give us confidence in holding our assets for the long term.

Quote from: tvplus006 on November 24, 2025, 07:53:34 PM

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Quote from: tvplus006 on November 23, 2025, 01:21:01 PM

The OP mistake is not that he trusted the AI setup, but that he ignored risk management when he decided to open an order with increased volume. Sometimes such a risk brings a significant profit, but on a long-term basis it usually leads to a loss of the deposit.

I will say that profits come along quite a few times but in most of the cases we might end up in loss. High trading volume makes the market much unpredictable and it can slip into opposite direction within a fraction of time. In this case, securing our investment can only be challenging and we might have to prepare ourself to face failures. Not always we are going to have profits and it is really important for us to train our mind to face loss as well. Being optimistic is a good thing but it always carries mental risk when it comes to trading.

AI setup is actually a good way to earn profits by devoting minimum time but this does not always guarantee profits. Yes, this might make our work much easier but still we can't really rely on the AI setup.

Quote from: tvplus006 on November 09, 2025, 03:32:43 PM

Quote from: Anthony Bill on November 09, 2025, 03:11:55 PM

...s there anybody in Trump family that is poor, so why such family will not be earning more than 1b from crypto, because if they want to invest, it will be huge for the family to earn huge money.

The Trump family has access to inside information that no one else can get directly from Donald Trump himself. And knowing what news will be announced by the president, you can safely open a short or long with high leverage, depending on whether this news is positive or negative.

That is really something very sneaky, it can destroy normal markets, where we rely on the announcements of political leaders to see sentiment but they spread it early to their families to take positions is a crime, any broker will suffer losses if they are treated like this continuously, just imagine.

Simply by issuing tokens they are already very profitable for them, without any management and without responsibility for their community, their money is being eaten by these big masters, besides being dictators he is also a capitalist who wants to continue to make money in the easiest way, playing economic narratives, geo politics which certainly affects the financial markets as a whole.

Quote from: tvplus006 on November 23, 2025, 02:42:27 PM

Quote from: Mahiyammahi on November 22, 2025, 08:01:56 PM

Including profits. But recently I saw some friends are keeping their winning money on the casino to play next time. I don't keep it, this can leads me to excessive bets on the casino. That's why everytime I make some profit I withdraw my all funds from casino.

Regarding the balance in the casino, the rule remains the same as for trading on the cryptocurrency exchange: the balance must be in the same amount that is necessary for the game. Everything that exceeds the required balance must be withdrawn to the wallet.

well this can be a way to stay disciplined in gambling, even if you get a big win before, if you want to leave for the next gambling, keep the amount as usual, don't increase it just because you got a big win before, stay disciplined, oh yes, saving at casino is also not bad as long as the casino can be trusted (if the balance is only for gambling).

Quote from: ozgr on November 23, 2025, 02:44:19 PM

Sometimes I leave a small amount of money in my betting account so I can place quick bets when a good opportunity pops up, without having to deposit each time.
If you’re able to keep your money in the casino without spending it, it means you’re not a gambling addict.

Yes, it can be effective for your active gambling activities, maybe add a weekly bonus, so your balance has added value on the weekend after the monthly bonus distribution, I agree with tvlus006, keep the balance according to your gambling needs as usual.

Quote from: tvplus006 on November 23, 2025, 02:42:27 PM

Well I didn't actually referring the casino with currency trading. I usually withdraw my fund in my wallet or send the fund in my bank. But your theory is correct. I do not like to hold my funds on centralised exchange also and less its necessary to send my funds on the centralised exchange.

Quote from: bitbollo on November 23, 2025, 02:45:26 PM

One of the biggest advatange to gamble with bitcoin and crypto is the chance to have quick withdraw and deposits with a very low fee.
Of course, isn't really rare to take some funds already deposited (or just not withdrawed immediately). However, unless I really plan to play in a few days, I will never leave there.
iIn general, I prefer to take the funds, where they need to be. If I had to bet, ok in a casino/bookmaker. Otherwise... ok in a cold wallet....

Yeah that's it different people have different opinion on this matter. My goal was to learn about their pros and cons about this matter and their real life experience dealing with this. I think in sports betting keeping the fund on casino for the book makers ain't bad.

Quote from: leonair on November 22, 2025, 08:09:11 PM

I never hold my money on a gambling site. One of the reasons for this is that I keep going to the gambling site and gambling as long as I have money there. I know that if I keep money on the gambling site, I will lose all my money gambling with that money. That's why I never hold money on a gambling site. I keep my money there as long as I'm gambling and then I withdraw any balance I have as soon as I stop gambling. I think most people who are responsible gamblers do this.

Haha same here for me, usually I don't stop unless I hit winning multiplier or lost my deposits😁. Everyone has their own strategy to play, but I usually play like this. I mark every day as W/L W= Win ; L= Lose

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Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 10:19:22 AM

Quote from: LOVER BOY 422 on November 13, 2025, 04:40:09 AM

...when this happens what is the nessceeary approach someone should use in other to recover your winnings.

It all depends on which casino you won the jackpot in. If this is an unlicensed casino, then you will never receive your winnings. If this is a licensed offline or online casino, then you will receive your winnings in full, otherwise the casino will lose its license. In this case, if the casino does not have enough money to pay out, then they are paid at the expense of the insurance fund, which insures all major jackpots.

That implies how important it is to choose not just trusted casinos but the casinos that know their responsibility as well. Because a delayed payment of rewards could raise doubts among all gamblers. Even if they pay in installments, it's still not a good thing to hear.

Realistically speaking, a casino will set a jackpot prize that can be paid if there is a winner. They should not think of not paying right away in the first place. Otherwise, they are no different from scammers. This will ruin their reputation, most especially if they fail to keep their promise on time.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on November 21, 2025, 11:20:08 PM

Quote from: doomloop on November 21, 2025, 06:50:42 PM

Averaging the entry price might not be a risky move if we follow consistency. Yes sometimes, in a bear situation one might loose more money just because he wanted to average the entry price and started investing more. This depends on ones appetite. We should not invest more than we can afford to loose...

The best solution would be to buy back BTC at this level if they were previously sold at a high. Or buy back the previously sold coins with the proceeds and thereby increase the number of bitcoins in your wallet. Only the majority will not be able to follow this advice, as they do not have free funds.

This is one of the best solutions but some of them end up digesting the profit and not finding the funds available later. Another bad idea is that short term traders sell at high prices in the hope of buying back from the dips. The problem for them is when they do not get the expected price drop and spend the money in different sectors and do not have the funds available to invest in each subsequent dip period.

You can use this strategy of buying and selling Bitcoin correctly when you do not spend the invested funds in different sectors and allocate that fund only for Bitcoin. Many folk get greedy and buy shitcoin in the hope of getting high profits which is a wrong decision and this type of traders end up losing their capital along with the profit and cannot catch the great event of Bitcoin price drop.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on November 20, 2025, 09:39:14 AM

Sports betting should be based on statistics, the physical fitness of competitors, their motivation, and not on the basis of luck. Otherwise, sports betting turns into a casino and thus negates the advantage of the player, which he had thanks to his knowledge.

Even so, I still agree that sometimes luck plays a role in favor of teams with lower quality but they can still win. We can't just look at the paper, in fact, big teams can lose to small teams due to mistakes made on the field and that becomes an advantage for the team that is not favored statistically.

If that were the case, then the player would have a 100% chance of winning. But as we know, in sports betting, not everything depends on skills and knowledge, as the result is influenced by many different factors that the betting player cannot know about.

If sports betting is based on skill, there must be a very expert at this time, because skills can be learned, and in fact the skills here only assess not determine the conclusion that can have a guarantee that the prediction will be correct, it is only a tool to increase the probability, and other things that can change the state of the match, can be said luck.

Quote from: tvplus006 on November 19, 2025, 10:29:52 AM

Quote from: Alpen on November 19, 2025, 08:31:06 AM

For Bitcoin, that fair value is the cost of mining.

And what price will bitcoin have, according to your calculation methodology, when the last bitcoin will be mined and, accordingly, it will be impossible to calculate the cost of bitcoin mining. What method will then be used to calculate the price of BTC?

The last Bitcoin will be mined in about a hundred years. None of us will be alive by then.

Quote from: tvplus006 on November 17, 2025, 08:54:28 AM

Quote from: Alpen on November 15, 2025, 08:05:02 AM

...I don't remember exactly who suggested equating it to the cost of mining, but this figure has always served as the final price limit from which a long-term upward trend has begun since then.

Of course, the cost of mining is the starting point for determining the price of bitcoin, but... But in my opinion, the cost of bitcoin is equal to the price for which market participants are willing to sell and buy it.

Yes I agree with you, just want to build on what you said.

In economics, the price of anything is determinant on demand and supply. When the demand is higher, prices goes up, and when the supply is higher, prices goes down. In the case of Bitcoin, it is over demanded and that is what take it to where it is now in terms of price and stability.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on November 14, 2025, 05:07:23 PM

Quote from: Osas4real on November 14, 2025, 05:44:08 AM

The reason for this question is that if a trader who trade on spots is left behind by the market in the case of price decline, that trader would be forced to HODL waiting for the market to recover before selling to make profit... And this is more like a short term investment thereby transforming the spot trader to an investor...

The trader goal is to make a profit in a short period of time, unlike an investor: who buys assets in the hope of making a profit due to a long-term price increase. For this reason, if the price moves in the opposite direction to the expectation, the trader closes such an order with a loss, rather than holding it for months or years.

I agree with you, and when talking about the actual goal, both have the same goal, which is to gain profit, but perhaps with different methods and approaches. Simply put, traders seek short-term profits while investors seek long-term profits. The difference is that a trader must close his position when his prediction is wrong and then reopen the position to seek new profits, while investors do not experience too much market fluctuation because their accumulation is done in the long term.

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Quote from: Julien_Olynpic on November 19, 2025, 09:13:21 AM

...But if you bet on random matches hoping to predict them, your win-loss ratio will likely be more or less random.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on November 14, 2025, 05:07:23 PM

Quote from: Osas4real on November 14, 2025, 05:44:08 AM

Good points @OSAS4REAL, I'll like to add a little to what you have said.

The difference between a spot trader and an investor is simple and clear. A spot trader and an investor may use the same market, but their mindset is different. A trader focuses on short-term moves and accepts losses when the market flips. An investor plans for years, not days. When a trader is forced to hold, that’s usually a sign of poor risk management, not investing.

Quote from: tvplus006 on November 17, 2025, 08:54:28 AM

Quote from: Cryptohygenic on Today at 03:15:17 AM

Like said, a virgin bitcoin will always be sold at it own market price while change maybe constant due to the customized market volatility.

Every asset has a fair value that the market always reverts to after the euphoria of overbuying or a bubble.

For Bitcoin, that fair value is the cost of mining.

Quote from: tvplus006 on November 17, 2025, 08:54:28 AM

Quote from: Alpen on November 15, 2025, 08:05:02 AM

...I don't remember exactly who suggested equating it to the cost of mining, but this figure has always served as the final price limit from which a long-term upward trend has begun since then.

I can afford to say thank you for sharing this. I read the Op and had really been imagining if it was ever recorded that a bitcoin would have a particular rate newly mined bitcoin will begin to trade as a virgin bitcoin. Of course I doubt if there is a historical data that can back this claim up.
Like said, a virgin bitcoin will always be sold at it own market price while change maybe constant due to the customized market volatility.

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Quote from: Mpamaegbu on November 12, 2025, 12:35:38 PM

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...we don't just compete with people in things like this, as long as we are not of the same level with them financially, we should do things within our financial strength to avoid regretting our decisions later.

Exactly! You got the point. There shouldn't be any form of competition with anyone on how one plays in this industry. That's why I posited that everyone should bear what they can afford to lose since you're the one who know your financial capability.

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Quote from: DYING_S0UL on November 16, 2025, 10:01:32 PM

I also trade on Binance and keep some of my funds that are not involved in trading on Earn at about 10% per annum. In addition to this small profit, the USDT placed in Eearn allows me to receive additional points in the Binance Alpha program.

I find the percentage on "Earn" very ridiculous and that's why I don't consider using that feature at all. I've never used it on Binance or on any other new Cexs. In the past (around 2017/18, I used to lend on Poloniex and it was a good commission to earn. I experimented with a few coins then, including Dogecoin and got well rewarded. I don't know why these new exchanges don't encourage users with mouth watering percentages.

BTW, I don't even know what to make of the Alpha points on Binance. I've some points even without farming them. I guess it's from my spot activities there. The few times I tried to go through it to understand what it's all about, I failed.