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1. Post 66180763 (unedited backup) (by memehunter) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 18:12:20 CET 2025) in Earnbet.io Bounty Hunter Poker | $400 Guaranteed + Huge KO Bounties | Discussion:
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2. Post 66180357 (unedited backup) (by MusaMohamed) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 16:35:08 CET 2025) in How can the real value of Bitcoin be accurately determined? :
So take a look at the charts, where you can see very clearly that the price is rising first, and then the hashrate is increasing because more and more miners are connecting their ASICs. The hashrate increases or decreases with a delay, and if a dump occurs and then the price recovers, the hashrate will not have time to react to such a price change.
Mining cost can be used to find Bitcoin value but it is only for estimation of Bitcoin value. As same as with any other things, we never are able to find absolutely accurate value of anything. There are always many factors existing that we don't know yet and can not count them into our value estimation. Therefore, estimations are estimations with big or small inaccuracy.
Bitcoin mining cost can be used for Bitcoin value estimation but the actual value is bigger than the cost of mining one bitcoin.
A deep dive into costs and rewards of Bitcoin mining.
3. Post 66180184 (unedited backup) (by lornadane) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 15:47:37 CET 2025) in Underrating the purpose of stop loss :
Stop Loss is more precisely to prevent us from losing more and, because it is set for the trading plan that we have made on each position we take so that the total loss is in accordance with the amount that can be tolerated on your trade, that's right, even if we have great confidence in how bullish market structure but must still put a stop loss to stay safe in case of reversal, that is the important point, so that like October 10 does not happen again where many traders MC because they do not use stop loss on their positions that end up just biting fingers in the morning.
A stop loss is very important when trading, but everyone should be aware that it may not work if the price changes dramatically. In addition, when setting a stop loss, every trader should understand the difference between a stop-market and a stop-limit, which have a significant difference.
It can be said that it is the same as limit orders and market orders on purchases, .but I have never seen it sir on the exchange that I have been using so far in the stoploss section there are two options as well, I also just checked the Bitget exchange but there is no such option there, or I didn't find it?, it is important to use it in my previous trades, thank you, because I don't really know that it exists.
but if you mean that when we close the position directly (stop market) and specify the SL target price (stop-limit), then I understand what you are saying.
I literarily never take my stop loss serious, i think it's kinda stupid because the amount of times I've saved money by not having a stop loss in place,
I would be broke had I stuck to my stop losses & constantly gotten stopped out from flushes.
4. Post 66180128 (unedited backup) (by abaeze) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 15:31:20 CET 2025) in Trading as full time job income your honest opinion about this still possible ?:
...Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?
You want to earn 5 thousand dollars a week, so it turns out to be $260 thousand a year. And to earn that kind of money in real life, you will need to graduate from a prestigious university, then gain experience and, closer to retirement, you may receive such a salary. Everything is the same here, you need to gain knowledge, gain experience, earn an initial capital of several hundred thousand dollars in parallel offline, and in 10-15 years you will be able to try yourself in trading to try to earn 5 thousand a week.
To be able to earn such, you will need to have a strong strategy, a solid psychology and good capital that you are trading with.
If trader is able to have those three things, $5000 will be possible most weeks when the trader trades, not every week because there will not always be positions and opportunity to make such in the market and the trader will be able to recognize it and not trade during these times, will not even be tempted to trade.
To be honest, there are three main things that no one can make long-term profits from trading without a strong strategy, sufficient capital, and good psychology. The idea of earning $5000 every week is risky for trading because it is not a job that you can get profit every week if you work with a target. Rather, it may be that you may miss a week or two or you may not trade due to various problems, so $5000 per week as a target is impossible for me, but as a result it may be more than this, but this idea is not consistent in trading every week.
5. Post 66179618 (unedited backup) (by bangjoe) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 13:15:56 CET 2025) in Underrating the purpose of stop loss :
Stop Loss is more precisely to prevent us from losing more and, because it is set for the trading plan that we have made on each position we take so that the total loss is in accordance with the amount that can be tolerated on your trade, that's right, even if we have great confidence in how bullish market structure but must still put a stop loss to stay safe in case of reversal, that is the important point, so that like October 10 does not happen again where many traders MC because they do not use stop loss on their positions that end up just biting fingers in the morning.
A stop loss is very important when trading, but everyone should be aware that it may not work if the price changes dramatically. In addition, when setting a stop loss, every trader should understand the difference between a stop-market and a stop-limit, which have a significant difference.
It can be said that it is the same as limit orders and market orders on purchases, .but I have never seen it sir on the exchange that I have been using so far in the stoploss section there are two options as well, I also just checked the Bitget exchange but there is no such option there, or I didn't find it?, it is important to use it in my previous trades, thank you, because I don't really know that it exists.
but if you mean that when we close the position directly (stop market) and specify the SL target price (stop-limit), then I understand what you are saying.
6. Post 66179116 (unedited backup) (by Alpen) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 10:18:50 CET 2025) in How can the real value of Bitcoin be accurately determined? :
You got it all mixed up)) This hashrate drops when the price of bitcoin declines, as miners disable their ASIC. Conversely, when the price of bitcoin increases, mining becomes economically more profitable, which forces miners to turn on their ASICs again, which were disabled when the price of BTC decreased, and this leads to an increase in the hashrate.
If you truly believe that, then you have
NEVER actually looked at the Bitcoin price and the hash rate on the same chart.
7. Post 66178041 (unedited backup) (by PatercoXX) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 00:58:31 CET 2025) in Underrating the purpose of stop loss :
Stop Loss is more precisely to prevent us from losing more and, because it is set for the trading plan that we have made on each position we take so that the total loss is in accordance with the amount that can be tolerated on your trade, that's right, even if we have great confidence in how bullish market structure but must still put a stop loss to stay safe in case of reversal, that is the important point, so that like October 10 does not happen again where many traders MC because they do not use stop loss on their positions that end up just biting fingers in the morning.
A stop loss is very important when trading, but everyone should be aware that it may not work if the price changes dramatically. In addition, when setting a stop loss, every trader should understand the difference between a stop-market and a stop-limit, which have a significant difference.
That’s an important detail a lot of traders overlook. In fast moves or news-driven volatility, knowing the difference between stop-market and stop-limit can be the difference between a controlled loss and a nasty surprise. A stop loss is a tool, but you still need to understand how it behaves in real market conditions, not just on paper.
8. Post 66178006 (unedited backup) (by PatercoXX) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 00:49:26 CET 2025) in Trading as full time job income your honest opinion about this still possible ?:
I'm not saying that becoming a full time trader is impossible, but becoming one is quite difficult, and not everyone is able to do it. Especially when trading is riskier and whenever you can lose all your capital, it becomes riskier to become the only source of income. ..
Given the statistics, according to which only 5-10% of traders trade profitably, it can be assumed that the number of traders who can turn trading into the main type of earnings cannot exceed these figures. For the rest, trading will be an additional income or a waste of money earned at their main place of work.
That’s a good point. Most people mix up full-time trading with nonstop chart watching, when in reality it’s more about patience and timing. Focusing on higher timeframes and not forcing daily trades seems way more sustainable, especially if it still covers real-life expenses without constant stress
9. Post 66172973 (unedited backup) (by Dickiy) (scraped on Sun Dec 14 21:56:31 CET 2025) in Underrating the purpose of stop loss :
Beginners shouldn't get into futures trading at all, because futures trading is way riskier than trading in spot. ..
Futures trading is dangerous not only for beginners, but also for those who have already gained knowledge and experience and believe that they can now make a profit. But the cryptocurrency market is designed in such a way that those who do not adhere to risk management eventually lose their money anyway.
Dangerous does not mean that it is not allowed but maybe it is not really recommended to work on, but there are definitely people who make it an option, in the end it is up to them as long as they can really take care of themselves properly.
Basically whatever type of trading risk management is something that is very important and so on will be something that cannot be ignored because trading is still risky.
My advice to beginners is simply to make sure that they trade with cold money, meaning money that is not used for other needs, because trading with money that will be used for other needs in life can be very disturbing mentally and psychologically so that you will trade in a hurry.
10. Post 66170941 (unedited backup) (by memehunter) (scraped on Sun Dec 14 11:51:13 CET 2025) in Earnbet.io Bounty Hunter Poker | $400 Guaranteed + $Huge KO Bounties | 13/12 :
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11. Post 66170003 (unedited backup) (by Alpen) (scraped on Sun Dec 14 02:00:13 CET 2025) in How can the real value of Bitcoin be accurately determined? :
To determine the price of BTC, it doesn't matter if you're alive in 100 years or not. The price will be determined by the supply, which, as we know, is limited, and the demand, which by that time may be either large or non-existent.
If the price of Bitcoin is determined by supply, then why does it drop by exactly the same amount as the drop in hash rate? Why does Bitcoin
NEVER set a new all-time high unless the hash rate first sets a new all-time high?
12. Post 66169811 (unedited backup) (by taufik123) (scraped on Sun Dec 14 00:30:13 CET 2025) in Where do wrong network deposits into cryptocurrency gambling accounts go to:
The issue of crediting funds that were sent on the wrong network is solved only through the support service. And when considering such a request, the status of the player and, of course, the amount of the incorrectly sent deposit will be taken into account. But this can only be solved if both addresses are EVM compatible. If the player sent a deposit instead of the ERC-20 network on the TRON or Solana network, then this money should be considered lost forever.
Yes it will be lost and cannot be returned because it is not included in the EVM, I have done that and the funds I deposited cannot be returned again, so this is the user's fault and not the responsibility of the casino.
You should be more careful and careful with the remittance of funds and pay attention to the network.
13. Post 66168513 (unedited backup) (by SquallLeonhart) (scraped on Sat Dec 13 19:04:37 CET 2025) in Underrating the purpose of stop loss :
Every beginner who wants to trade and make a profit at the same time should switch to trading coins such as ETH and BTC, which do not have such high volatility and at the same time have high liquidity on any exchange compared to others. And thus, it will reduce the risk of losing the deposit.
Beginners shouldn't get into futures trading at all, because futures trading is way riskier than trading in spot. Someone who only knows that they have to buy low and sell high are not supposed to get into futures because they won't be able to manage their trades properly, they wouldn't know how much margin their trades should have, how large the leverage should be for each cryptocurrency, or how to properly use stop-loss in specific trades so that their capital don't get liquidated, in general, it's a lot of risks and a lot of things to manage and understand, and newbies can't do it.
I know that a lot of people do it only because they believe they can make a lot of money from futures trading, way more than they can with spot trading, and that's true because using large leverage allows you to increase your profits multiple folds, but they ignore the fact that it also increases the risks involved, and that instead of making a lot of money, they could lose whatever they have, and if one can't afford to bear that, they should stay away from futures trading. Simple as that.
14. Post 66168152 (unedited backup) (by bangjoe) (scraped on Sat Dec 13 17:39:26 CET 2025) in How feasible to make 10x in 7days? :
10x in 7 days is a gambling not trading. You will need high leverage to achieve that or invest on meme coin with extreme volatility.
I will do this challenge if there’s no specific amount required like if I will use only 1$ on trade and turn it to 10$ so that I will have multiple attempts and low risk per trade.
Indeed, increasing $1 to 10 is more realistic than increasing $100,000 to a million, despite the fact that we have an increase of x10 in both cases. It's all about the risk of an aggressive trading strategy, in one case we lose only $1, while in another case we risk losing $100,000.
That amount affects the mind, affects psychology, and can create a different perspective on that 10x multiplier in decision-making. Therefore, it is not easy to achieve a 10x multiplier when faced with the amount being traded. The larger the amount, the more one seeks a safe way to increase profits. Losing $1 will not change anything for me personally, and there is nothing to worry about. Indeed, that is much more realistic, perhaps for me, but for others it may be different.
I remember the trader at Hyperliquid with millions of dollars, James Wynn. He often used high leverage with large capital, and the last result I saw was that he was advertising a casino on his X account. Maybe his money ran out on trading gambling and he got a margin call. LOL
15. Post 66167625 (unedited backup) (by liasbaa) (scraped on Sat Dec 13 15:12:13 CET 2025) in Start Trading for Beginners:
...In my opinion successful traders like to take risks so they can be successful in trading. ..
No, a successful trader will not take risks, it is more suitable for beginners who perceive trading as a gambling game. A successful trader uses risk management, and thus minimizes his losses when the price moves in the opposite direction to his expectations, while a novice at this moment completely loses his deposit.
Newbies often trade without research, which is like gambling for them, but a skilled trader never makes a decision to trade based on emotions without research, which is why they never face unexpected losses. And this is the identity and difference of a skilled and master trader. And skilled traders can recover losses even if they lose, but beginners cannot recover their losses, but rather they end up losing more if they try. Clear differences.
Inexperienced traders are more likely to repeat mistakes, so it is better to stay in long term investments until they reach a certain level of experience. They take risks by imitating others because they have not yet been able to realize which coin they should actually buy. The most worrying thing is that if they have a large amount of money available, they may buy the wrong coin for trading, which is their fear of high losses.
Skilled traders have reached this level with a combination of both profits and losses, and if you analysis their past, there are more long term investors among them. Therefore if you are a new trader, refrain from the attitude of getting rich in a short time. Hold Bitcoin through long term investment and learn about the market.
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17. Post 66166751 (unedited backup) (by ASloveapg) (scraped on Sat Dec 13 10:33:55 CET 2025) in Start Trading for Beginners:
...In my opinion successful traders like to take risks so they can be successful in trading. ..
No, a successful trader will not take risks, it is more suitable for beginners who perceive trading as a gambling game. A successful trader uses risk management, and thus minimizes his losses when the price moves in the opposite direction to his expectations, while a novice at this moment completely loses his deposit.
Newbies often trade without research, which is like gambling for them, but a skilled trader never makes a decision to trade based on emotions without research, which is why they never face unexpected losses. And this is the identity and difference of a skilled and master trader. And skilled traders can recover losses even if they lose, but beginners cannot recover their losses, but rather they end up losing more if they try.
18. Post 66166724 (unedited backup) (by memehunter) (scraped on Sat Dec 13 10:26:19 CET 2025) in Earnbet.io Bounty Hunter Poker | $400 Guaranteed + Huge KO Bounties | Discussion:
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19. Post 66163036 (unedited backup) (by Vanellp) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 13:16:25 CET 2025) in Start Trading for Beginners:
...In my opinion successful traders like to take risks so they can be successful in trading. ..
No, a successful trader will not take risks, it is more suitable for beginners who perceive trading as a gambling game. A successful trader uses risk management, and thus minimizes his losses when the price moves in the opposite direction to his expectations, while a novice at this moment completely loses his deposit.
But taking risks can sometimes lead to success, but it must be accompanied by sound risk management. What I mean is sometimes when we have confidence in price movements but don't dare to take risks, the opportunity will be missed. There are times when we must take risks to gain greater profits. Being hesitant which leads to a lack of risk can lead to missed opportunities.
Not only in investing and trading, but even in business we must be willing to take risks to gain profits. However the key is to have sufficient knowledge and a sound risk appetite. This means you're not taking risks just because you're hoping for luck, but rather you've carefully considered your strategy and analysis before taking the risk.
I agree that risk-taking plays a role in trading, but I think the real difference between a successful trader and a beginner is how they approach risk. In my view, a professional trader doesn’t avoid risk—they control it. Trading without risk is impossible, but trading without risk management is almost guaranteed failure.
The way I see it, disciplined traders treat risk like a tool, not a gamble. They know their limits, set clear stop-losses, and only take calculated positions based on solid analysis. On the other hand, beginners often mistake confidence for certainty, and that’s where deposits disappear quickly.
20. Post 66163005 (unedited backup) (by Mame89) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 13:07:55 CET 2025) in Start Trading for Beginners:
...In my opinion successful traders like to take risks so they can be successful in trading. ..
No, a successful trader will not take risks, it is more suitable for beginners who perceive trading as a gambling game. A successful trader uses risk management, and thus minimizes his losses when the price moves in the opposite direction to his expectations, while a novice at this moment completely loses his deposit.
But taking risks can sometimes lead to success, but it must be accompanied by sound risk management. What I mean is sometimes when we have confidence in price movements but don't dare to take risks, the opportunity will be missed. There are times when we must take risks to gain greater profits. Being hesitant which leads to a lack of risk can lead to missed opportunities.
Not only in investing and trading, but even in business we must be willing to take risks to gain profits. However the key is to have sufficient knowledge and a sound risk appetite. This means you're not taking risks just because you're hoping for luck, but rather you've carefully considered your strategy and analysis before taking the risk.
21. Post 66158912 (unedited backup) (by Nightwalker(NW)) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 13:09:50 CET 2025) in The Role Of Discipline vs Strategy: :
Discipline is the truth most of the traders ignore:
Discipline is what protects your account
You mistakenly think discipline is what risk management really is. To make it easier to understand, risk management is a set of rules to save a deposit, and discipline is your ability to force yourself to comply with these rules.
In additions, discipline is like what gives you the ability to be able to stay within your control, it likes what makes you trades moderately and responsibly. Many people do not know where to place discipline as anyone who is discipline enough can remain on certain level without overly keep funding their account when they lose their entire balance. A trader could discipline himself not to fund about $200 and if he is that discipline enough he could multiple that money to either $300 and above while trading.