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1. Post 66067286 (unedited backup) (by bigimann) (scraped on Wed Nov 19 10:31:43 CET 2025) in What difference is there between a Spot Trader and an Investor?:
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.
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.
2. Post 66067071 (unedited backup) (by Alpen) (scraped on Wed Nov 19 09:31:07 CET 2025) in How can the real value of Bitcoin be accurately determined? :
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.
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.
3. Post 66066393 (unedited backup) (by Cryptohygenic) (scraped on Wed Nov 19 04:15:19 CET 2025) in How can the real value of Bitcoin be accurately determined? :
...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.
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.
4. Post 66065606 (unedited backup) (by Mpamaegbu) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 22:01:19 CET 2025) in How much is too much?:
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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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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.
5. Post 66063840 (unedited backup) (by memehunter) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 12:23:25 CET 2025) in Earnbet.io Bounty Hunter Poker | $400 Guaranteed + Huge KO Bounties | Discussion:
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6. Post 66063495 (unedited backup) (by DYING_S0UL) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 10:19:07 CET 2025) in How much is too much?:
Sorry, what's this "Earn at about 10% per annum"? I have only recently started using this platform and it has so many extra things one can do that I never could explored or had the time to. So I'm not aware of what you are referring to. Can you please elaborate a little?
As for the Alpha program, I saw some members from my local board started doing it, but I didn't, because the competition was just fierce I have heard. Also the fact that it was "first come, first serve" discouraged me.
Yes, now the Binance Alpha program really does not allow you to get a good profit due to the large number of participants, although when the program started in May-June, it was possible to get about $ 1,000 per month from one account.
As for the placement of free funds in staking, you need to go to the "Earn" section -
https://www.binance.com/en/earn and there you can choose the pool you are interested in.
I guess the IDO hype stole the show. I had joined a few IDO's back then. But Binance made the rules more stricter after abuses like multi accounts, bots etc. And after that came the Alpha program, which I already knew, if I participated, I'll be crushed by the big players. So I didn't even bother doing it. Seemed waste of money and time to me.
Ow you meant staking! I haven't explored that option yet. If possible can you share your personal choices and how much you have staked and the pools?
7. Post 66063471 (unedited backup) (by BlackBaron) (scraped on Tue Nov 18 10:10:37 CET 2025) in When crypto spikes, exit the market :
Whatever you might be trading, bitcoin or memecoins, when the market spikes take it as a sign to leave not to enter the market. ..
It is very difficult to determine this very turning point when you need to sell your coins before the onset of the bear season. But if you sell coins when the market is growing, then you risk receiving less profit, as the market will continue to grow.
It's true, it's difficult to find a peak point where we can exit the market with a substantial profit. Because when we exit, it might be just the beginning of the market surge, so we won't get the maximum profit.
However, when I predict the market will surge again, I usually exit with only my capital and a small profit, and then I hold the rest until I'm absolutely certain that it's the highest point, even though I'm often wrong. But at least we won't regret it too much because we still have something to sell.
8. Post 66061020 (unedited backup) (by DYING_S0UL) (scraped on Mon Nov 17 18:05:01 CET 2025) in How much is too much?:
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.
Sorry, what's this "
Earn at about 10% per annum"? I have only recently started using this platform and it has so many extra things one can do that I never could explored or had the time to. So I'm not aware of what you are referring to. Can you please elaborate a little?
As for the Alpha program, I saw some members from my local board started doing it, but I didn't, because the competition was just fierce I have heard. Also the fact that it was "first come, first serve" discouraged me.
"Too much" is anything you can't afford to lose.
If losing the money will affect your bills, daily budget, savings goals, or even your very mental health, you're trading too much.
It doesn't,
and the amount I am using is solely for trading. Profiting from it or loosing it doesn't effect my daily life or anything.
9. Post 66060699 (unedited backup) (by henmark) (scraped on Mon Nov 17 17:08:20 CET 2025) in Those who bought at the top with the mindset it would break out to 150k happy?:
Of course, the expectations of many have not been fulfilled, and it is difficult to say how most traders will behave in this situation. The algorithm of each trader will depend on the understanding of the market and the availability of finances. I can assume that some have sold their BTC at a loss and left the cryptocurrency market forever, others will just hold their coins, and others will actively buy.
Those who sold their bitcoins and left the markets forever will miss some really good profits in the future. Maybe in future once we hit another ATH, these people will come back and will start buying the peak again just to wind up in the same situation. These people are looking for quick profits but that is not always possible with bitcoins. You need a lot of patience when it comes to bitcoins and even in times like this, we should firmly hold our positions because some or other day, price will revert back and will start cutting our loss.
My recommendation for such people will be to think about this as a learning opportunity and also try to forget the money you invested and let it sit there for a meanwhile. In long term, it will give you profits again.
10. Post 66060399 (unedited backup) (by Bobrox) (scraped on Mon Nov 17 16:07:01 CET 2025) in What can you say about these exchanges? Are there any problems?:
It is very strange and unexpected, since Bitunix is ranked 40th in the Coinmarketcap rating. I can assume that you have become a victim of scammers who use the original name Bitunix, but in a different domain zone. The correct domain zone for the Bitunix exchange is in com, and where were you registered?
Actually I am not popular with bitunix exchange but I checked all data at ChatGPT and said many bad respond about that exchange from market access not running well, KYC procedure until many user complaint about withdrawal process not faster. Right domain exchange of bitunix is dot com but usually all exchange have many kinds of domain like Binance could use dot me domain.
Usually I use exchange have been popular and have much transaction volume, when arbitrage any coins from several exchange always priority with exchange available much volume transaction and keep away from not popular exchange.
Sad with your loss bro @pornluver wish you have chance get recovery back although have verify KYC, its huge amount if market seized your account without any refund or getting solution yet.
11. Post 66060001 (unedited backup) (by Mr. Magkaisa) (scraped on Mon Nov 17 14:34:07 CET 2025) in NBA free BET - 🏆 40$ Prize 🏆 27/11:
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12. Post 66058827 (unedited backup) (by Pablo-wood) (scraped on Mon Nov 17 08:18:31 CET 2025) in Ever thought of making sports betting your career?:
...A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?
Sports betting is a type of gambling and, accordingly, cannot guarantee the player the constant profit that is needed to meet the needs of life. Of course, I do not exclude the possibility that some players turn sports betting into their main occupation, but still they should be considered as a hobby for their main earnings.
Trying to turn gambling into a full time occupation is what has lead many into addiction. It starts out as fun and along the line it begins to take more of their time and overtime when the losses becomes bigger than the overall profit made and bankruptcy begins to set in property acquired get auctioned just to recover losses and boom it becomes addictive. I won't advise anyone to make gambling a full time occupation, it's consequences are too demoralising and traumatizing as well.
13. Post 66058441 (unedited backup) (by dunfida) (scraped on Mon Nov 17 04:41:56 CET 2025) in Ever thought of making sports betting your career?:
...A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?
Sports betting is a type of gambling and, accordingly, cannot guarantee the player the constant profit that is needed to meet the needs of life. Of course, I do not exclude the possibility that some players turn sports betting into their main occupation, but still they should be considered as a hobby for their main earnings.
Well, I've always believed that anyone who claims to be in sports betting as a profession definitely has other things they do by the side to also make money, because as you said and I have also said before, any means through which one can make money that is totally dependent on how lucky the person can not be trusted to always deliver optimally, this is another way of saying that it's completely unreliable, for even the game that has made the bettor very confident in a win can still end up in a loss..
I know some guys here who are gamblers, they do not have any other thing they physically do to make money, only gambling and sports betting, but me myself know for sure that there are other stuff they do online aside just betting on sports, they could be trading, they could be getting paid on X monthly for content creation and so on, sports betting alone is to unpredictable to serve as ones only source of income.
Sports betting can look like an easy road to financial freedom but in reality it’s not something anyone can depend on as a steady source of income it’s unpredictable and based on chance no matter how skilled or experienced someone claims to be there will always be losing streaks and unexpected outcomes that wipe out profits. Some people might say they live off sports betting but most of the time they have other income sources behind the scenes trading content creation affiliate marketing or tips selling are usually part of what sustains them sports betting alone doesn’t offer the stability needed for daily living because even when you win a few times it’s never guaranteed that the next game won’t erase it all.
That’s why it makes more sense to treat betting as a side activity or a hobby something for fun and not a main occupation using it as your only stream of income is too risky because it can crash at any moment having other reliable ways to earn money keeps you safe and removes the pressure that often leads gamblers to chase losses or overbet out of desperation. The dream of making a living from sports betting sounds attractive but very few people actually achieve it and those who do are often balancing it with other consistent income sources.
14. Post 66058140 (unedited backup) (by Fivestar4everMVP) (scraped on Mon Nov 17 00:54:37 CET 2025) in Ever thought of making sports betting your career?:
...A lot of people dream about it, but only few actually make it happen. What do you think?
Sports betting is a type of gambling and, accordingly, cannot guarantee the player the constant profit that is needed to meet the needs of life. Of course, I do not exclude the possibility that some players turn sports betting into their main occupation, but still they should be considered as a hobby for their main earnings.
Well, I've always believed that anyone who claims to be in sports betting as a profession definitely has other things they do by the side to also make money, because as you said and I have also said before, any means through which one can make money that is totally dependent on how lucky the person can not be trusted to always deliver optimally, this is another way of saying that it's completely unreliable, for even the game that has made the bettor very confident in a win can still end up in a loss..
I know some guys here who are gamblers, they do not have any other thing they physically do to make money, only gambling and sports betting, but me myself know for sure that there are other stuff they do online aside just betting on sports, they could be trading, they could be getting paid on X monthly for content creation and so on, sports betting alone is to unpredictable to serve as ones only source of income.
15. Post 66057943 (unedited backup) (by Cookdata) (scraped on Sun Nov 16 23:56:02 CET 2025) in Is Gambling actually a sin?if gambling is sin why do many pastors gamble?:
...Though many pastors do preach against it bt I don't actually knows their understanding towards it,why some pastor like gambling.
This is because pastors are the same people and they have the same weaknesses as others. In addition, different church directions have their own views on gambling, which differ from each other, and what is prohibited in some is acceptable in others.
Some pastors understand how the world revolves, they just want to preach about salvation and bring you closed to God. They condemn things but they don't make it look like if you do things that aren't clearly stated in the holy book you will see a consequence.
Many churches don't condemn gambling but they talk against due to addiction, loss of attention from Godly activities. Could you believe some people do gamble in church while service is going, that's how bad gambling has made people loss focus. There should be time for everything, gambling will not run away, doing it in church doesn't guarantee win in any form.
16. Post 66053301 (unedited backup) (by AakZaki) (scraped on Sat Nov 15 21:45:25 CET 2025) in Trading and long-term investing:
If a trader trades without leverage, then in fact, if the price drops, he will turn into an investor who will have to wait a long time until the price returns to the purchase level. However, if a trader uses leverage, he will not be able to stay in the trade for a long time due to the limited margin at which the liquidation of the position is possible.
This has already become a wrong Money Management setup. How is it possible for a trader like you to minimize losses if this is the concept? As a trader, you should have a clear plan, such as putting an SL. So when the price drops, there is no such thing as suddenly becoming an investor.
When you are a trader, you must dare to do a cut loss or set an SL like I said. Because when that is not done, when the price drops you can no longer buy again at the lowest price. So always consider setting an SL when the price does not go according to our expectations.
17. Post 66051368 (unedited backup) (by LoyceV) (scraped on Sat Nov 15 12:52:38 CET 2025) in Complete overview of users on DT1 and DT2 and their ratings:
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18. Post 66049892 (unedited backup) (by coupable) (scraped on Sat Nov 15 01:09:14 CET 2025) in What can you say about these exchanges? Are there any problems?:
...I doubt many forum users knew about the exchangers list mentioned in OP. I also wonder about the daily trading volume for some. Sounds fake data.
In fact, some exchanges from the list provided by the OP are present in the Coinmarketcap rating, and given the reputation of this service, we can assume that they indicate the real one daily trading volume. But nevertheless, if we can work on good exchanges, why do we need these outsiders.
I don't think Coinmarketcap is a reputed platform since it lists scam shitcoins and under-rated services. Coinmarketcap won't hesitate displaying info that serve its own interest. I remember hear that Coinmarketcap accept listing shitcoins for a listing fee, and that scam services like 1xbit can pay for banner ads. I would never trust Coinmarketcap, but rather suggest Coinjecko as a better alternative.
19. Post 66049596 (unedited backup) (by batang_bitcoin) (scraped on Fri Nov 14 23:46:19 CET 2025) in Trading and long-term investing:
If a trader trades without leverage, then in fact, if the price drops, he will turn into an investor who will have to wait a long time until the price returns to the purchase level. However, if a trader uses leverage, he will not be able to stay in the trade for a long time due to the limited margin at which the liquidation of the position is possible.
That's the good thing about trading without leverage, you're on the spot and you'll have to wait until you recovers. This is easy if you're having the top coins because they're for sure going to recover in time. But if this is done with some memecoins, coins that have been through a massive hype, the recover part is going to be hardly done. Still, that makes sense if someone who trades doesn't go with the future because no matter loss you'll incur at the time when the price drops, you're still have that chance to recover when the market comes back.
The advantage of trading without leverage is that there is still hope of making a profit depending on the choice of coin. Many people recommend trading without leverage. Choosing the top altcoin and coin going down will not be a disaster because the altcoin will definitely rise more than that. It is true what you said, if you play on memecoin hype, it is very difficult to rise. Hope is no longer there even if the price of bitcoin reaches a new ATH because coin memes have to wait for Fomo and hype.
Yes, it won't be painful if a sudden crash comes along with that trade without the leverage. Because eventually, the market will become better and that's how easy it is to recover from those positions that we have. There is no need to panic at that time and all we have to do is to make sure that we've got a serious position that we're going to hold for quite a while. Also those who have traded with memecoins or invested onto those, they mostly didn't profited from it and so it's best to avoid being an investor into that category of coins.
20. Post 66049448 (unedited backup) (by bangjoe) (scraped on Fri Nov 14 23:08:55 CET 2025) in Trading and long-term investing:
...Even if the market goes down a lot after investing in a long term plan, it is normal for an investor, but for a trader, a small dumping of the market can cause a lot of loss.
If a trader trades without leverage, then in fact, if the price drops, he will turn into an investor who will have to wait a long time until the price returns to the purchase level. However, if a trader uses leverage, he will not be able to stay in the trade for a long time due to the limited margin at which the liquidation of the position is possible.
True, someone who buys spot he will be much safer because the price fluctuation will only affect the value of the goods and the ownership remains with the same amount so there is a chance to wait for the price to rise back to the peak, but those who use leverage will be very hot after his prediction does not match the analysis he made, The position will be lost if the margin is insufficient to hold the price position bought, leverage in the cruelest killer, in these two full months from October to November many have lost their money because of leverage, positions are liquidated, trillions of dollars are handed over to the exchange where they are long or short.
21. Post 66048408 (unedited backup) (by coupable) (scraped on Fri Nov 14 18:32:55 CET 2025) in What can you say about these exchanges? Are there any problems?:
Over the past few years, many new exchanges have emerged. The list of exchanges is shown in the screenshots above and below
There is no point in using these unknown exchanges if there are enough time-tested cryptocurrency exchanges on the market right now. You should not subject your deposit to such tests, as a result of which you may lose it.
If we are talking about cryptocurrency services, the reputation always matters for me. So i don't hurry testing new applications (wallets, exchangers...) when old ones are reputed enough to get trusted and it's credibility is confirmed by the community. When looking at how many the scams in the crypto world, it seems not worth the time to test new applications even those made by called trusted devs. I may ask my actual favorite service to update his system and integrate new features, rather than looking for other apps to find new fonctionalities.
I doubt many forum users knew about the exchangers list mentioned in OP. I also wonder about the daily trading volume for some. Sounds fake data.
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23. Post 66046374 (unedited backup) (by Godday) (scraped on Fri Nov 14 07:56:37 CET 2025) in Trading and long-term investing:
If a trader trades without leverage, then in fact, if the price drops, he will turn into an investor who will have to wait a long time until the price returns to the purchase level. However, if a trader uses leverage, he will not be able to stay in the trade for a long time due to the limited margin at which the liquidation of the position is possible.
That's the good thing about trading without leverage, you're on the spot and you'll have to wait until you recovers. This is easy if you're having the top coins because they're for sure going to recover in time. But if this is done with some memecoins, coins that have been through a massive hype, the recover part is going to be hardly done. Still, that makes sense if someone who trades doesn't go with the future because no matter loss you'll incur at the time when the price drops, you're still have that chance to recover when the market comes back.
The advantage of trading without leverage is that there is still hope of making a profit depending on the choice of coin. Many people recommend trading without leverage. Choosing the top altcoin and coin going down will not be a disaster because the altcoin will definitely rise more than that. It is true what you said, if you play on memecoin hype, it is very difficult to rise. Hope is no longer there even if the price of bitcoin reaches a new ATH because coin memes have to wait for Fomo and hype.
24. Post 66045632 (unedited backup) (by Kelvinid) (scraped on Fri Nov 14 00:25:13 CET 2025) in Trading and long-term investing:
...Even if the market goes down a lot after investing in a long term plan, it is normal for an investor, but for a trader, a small dumping of the market can cause a lot of loss.
If a trader trades without leverage, then in fact, if the price drops, he will turn into an investor who will have to wait a long time until the price returns to the purchase level. However, if a trader uses leverage, he will not be able to stay in the trade for a long time due to the limited margin at which the liquidation of the position is possible.
That is likely the reason why some see trading like investing, because we don't have to sell when the price isn't profitable to sell. Traders and investors share the common goal. The only difference is that traders are highly able to experience bigger profits because they can use leverage if they want, while investing alone won't have to do with leveraging. The only thing to do is just to wait when is the perfect time to sell and buy back again.
25. Post 66045613 (unedited backup) (by batang_bitcoin) (scraped on Fri Nov 14 00:19:20 CET 2025) in Trading and long-term investing:
If a trader trades without leverage, then in fact, if the price drops, he will turn into an investor who will have to wait a long time until the price returns to the purchase level. However, if a trader uses leverage, he will not be able to stay in the trade for a long time due to the limited margin at which the liquidation of the position is possible.
That's the good thing about trading without leverage, you're on the spot and you'll have to wait until you recovers. This is easy if you're having the top coins because they're for sure going to recover in time. But if this is done with some memecoins, coins that have been through a massive hype, the recover part is going to be hardly done. Still, that makes sense if someone who trades doesn't go with the future because no matter loss you'll incur at the time when the price drops, you're still have that chance to recover when the market comes back
26. Post 66045521 (unedited backup) (by Bitcoin_Arena) (scraped on Thu Nov 13 23:56:56 CET 2025) in AI Models Trading Real $10,000 Money Realtime! :
The organizers of the competition promise to launch the next season at the end of November, which will take into account the mistakes made by AI during the first season of the competition. For those who have been following the course of the competition, it will be interesting to see how effective these improvements will be.
The count-down is actually on, season 1.5 is less than 7 days away from launching. I am so looking forward to it after an Epic first round.
I actually want to see all that trading activity in real time, but I still don’t know how to do it.
It was possible to see the trading activity and open positions when the first round was still live. Most of the time, the Models were opening long positions, which is why there was a huge drop in the profits for (deepseek and Qwen) towards the end of the round. At the time, the market started dumping and most of the trades hit stop losses.
27. Post 66045502 (unedited backup) (by LUCKMCFLY) (scraped on Thu Nov 13 23:52:37 CET 2025) in Gambling methods to make money:
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If you say so, then I believe it because I know there are many players who Apply all kinds of things to make it work for them. In poker, I try to play as Well as I can, but the more experienced players, based on their experience, have a better Understanding , it's a high level of expertise.