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Quote from: tvplus006 on December 29, 2025, 05:01:01 PM

Quote from: GUORY00 on December 29, 2025, 03:25:27 PM

it is a huge responsibility recommending btc to family because if they lose money it makes the holidays pretty awkward for a few years...

It should be understood that only specialists who have the appropriate license and are responsible for their recommendations can make financial recommendations. Since we are not specialized specialists, we can only express our opinion, which is not a financial recommendation.

That’s right. And then it’ll left for the person who’s receiving those opinions of ours to decide whether or not to accept and apply them. Because should incase things go wrong and they lose money, some would literally blame you for misleading them. I personally only express and tell about my personal experiences and clearly state that it’s not a financial advice but simply an opinion.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on December 22, 2025, 10:46:03 AM

There are two types of analysts, those who trade and those who make money by publishing their forecasts. And if the former are practicing analysts, then the latter are essentially theorists who have no practice.

People should just be careful and be at alert because there are people who do deceive most people into losing their money, which is why its essential for them for people to be verify information or asks question, so that they can't be mislead by anyone who claims to be what they are not.
And having more research about crypto, they can be able to detect which one is good and which one is bad, which they can't fall into pitfalls or do any mistakes that will harm their lives or their plans, as such doesn't help one to grow in crypto and in order to prevent that from happening its by doing the important things, which will not cause more harm than good but instead more good than bad.

Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 02:14:23 PM

Quote from: nara1892 on December 30, 2025, 03:33:34 PM

Honestly, I'm tempted by large profits, but I'm more concerned about the risks, as not all predictions are accurate...

The primary task of every trader is not to lose their money. And when a trader learns this by using risk management, he will be able to make a profit. Using high leverage is a violation of risk management and will necessarily entail the loss of the deposit.

It is normal for a new trader to face losses at first, but instead of overthinking and not acceptable the losses, we should focus on learning from them. Losses are normal, but when we learn more from them, they will lead us to greater efficiency. That is, every initial loss is temporary and is an incentive to learn more, and initial losses increase our ability to make better decisions in the future.

Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 02:14:23 PM

Quote from: nara1892 on December 30, 2025, 03:33:34 PM

Honestly, I'm tempted by large profits, but I'm more concerned about the risks, as not all predictions are accurate...

Yes, the main task or very important task besides the goal of making a profit, in trading the goal of making a profit and also risk management must be balanced, meaning you should not only focus on one of them because when you only focus on the goal of making a profit then ignoring risk management can make all the profits you get disappear again, so you get nothing, this means preparing everything to minimize the occurrence of significant risks is also very important so that your profits increase but your risk of loss remains under control.

Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 11:03:55 AM

Quote from: RewFrew on December 29, 2025, 11:35:53 PM

But futures trades are very risky, the profit margin is also high, as well as the rate of losses is very high. So many people compare it to gambling. ..

This happens if the trader opens an order using high leverage for the entire deposit, and if the price goes in the opposite direction by only a few percent, he receives a liquidation. This is the similarity with the casino: guessing the direction - made a profit, not guessing - got liquidation.

Essentially, anything done aggressively will have serious repercussions, especially in activities that are clearly risky from the start, like trading. Liquidity will definitely be your best friend when you can't adapt your trading approach to a more minimal one.

Honestly, I'm tempted by large profits, but I'm more concerned about the risks, as not all predictions are accurate. So, to minimize significant risk, I prefer to trade with small amounts. The most important thing, in my opinion, is consistency, even if the profits are small.

Quote from: tvplus006 on December 29, 2025, 04:23:02 PM

Quote from: romero121 on December 29, 2025, 12:21:23 AM

...Being positive is really good thing, but it doesn't suit for gambling.

Well, it will depend on what purpose you came to the casino for. And if your goal was to have fun in the company of friends, then a positive attitude will only increase it. But if your goal is to hit the jackpot, then a positive attitude will not be able to increase the chances of winning.

It is ok to be positive minded in gambling but it will depend on the extent of being positive, if it is casually for fun it is good because loses won't make you feel bad but if it's for serious minded gambling then it is not recommended. The fact is that positive minded doesn't add to your winnings, it is just to give you the thrill that you can win nothing more. My mindset is hope to win and expect that I can lose so whatever happens I'll easily accept it, if it's a loss it won't affect my courage that my positive minded was not good enough. In gambling luck is way ahead of what you want to happen which is to win, the casinos wants you to lose and they have their way most of the times.

Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 05:01:01 PM

Quote from: GUORY00 on Today at 03:25:27 PM

it is a huge responsibility recommending btc to family because if they lose money it makes the holidays pretty awkward for a few years...

You are right and that is also why we need to give or state a disclaimer when we are giving people financial advice so that it doesn't look as if we are experts that are licensed to give financial recommendations. Nevertheless, it is the responsibility of everyone to also make research about best financial approach that will be suitable for them and not just depend on the advice or opinion of other people. We mean good to people who we give financial recommendations, but the problem is that if anything goes wrong, they will fall back to blame us that we persuaded them to invest and lose their money so we should be very careful.

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Quote from: tradingsonar on Today at 02:20:43 PM

Hi everyone, I’m currently building a new charting and trading platform as an alternative to TradingView, and I would really value insights from experienced traders. ..

It will be very difficult for you to create a new charting and trading platform that can compete with TradingView, which has a team of about 2,500 employees. And it's hard to imagine how else to improve the existing TradingView, since it already has all the necessary functions.

Thank you for your response. Our website is live and offers many paid TradingView features for free. We’ve built a professional team and currently support four crypto exchanges for both spot and futures. We now need professional traders who can review the platform, identify missing points, and share feedback to help us improve.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on December 26, 2025, 11:48:16 PM

Quote from: Olatundespo on December 26, 2025, 03:43:46 PM

...For long term DCA management, the investor can be tolerant in investing money. The strategy of regular buying regardless of price can help an investor to strictly adhere to risk management.

We should not forget that besides DCA, there is another useful buying strategy - this is BTD (Buy the Dip), purchases that are made when the price drops sharply, the so-called dump. In this case, the purchase is carried out for a larger amount than is done with DCA.

When people buy DIP, naturally they try to buy as much DIP as possible, but if they just sit down to buy this DIP, I think it may be a wrong decision. Because since the price of Bitcoin is never predictable, so we certainly cannot sit around waiting for when it will reach the DIP level, there is certainly nothing wrong with using DCA as the best investment strategy, if an investor wants, he can buy BTD along with DCA, if he has the financial capacity.

Quote from: tvplus006 on December 24, 2025, 01:21:42 PM

Quote from: Agbamoni on December 23, 2025, 11:18:36 PM

...Not trading when there is extreme volatility is the best option instead of chasing a spike.

High volatility is dangerous for traders only if high leverage is used and risk management is ignored. For an experienced trader, increased volatility is attractive because during such periods the market provides an opportunity to earn a good profit.

The key is in risk and financial management. Sometimes people want to make high profits by applying very high leverage. Even though it is a very wrong thing, indeed if you only look at the benefits that we can get then it really makes us want to do that. But in trading the risk is also very high, so we have to adjust too.

Another key is that we should not only see the benefits but we must see the risk of loss that we get. I don't think anyone will succeed if someone only looks at the benefits that can be obtained.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 02:06:20 AM

You can read the news without logging in. And since Laszlo has already logged in to the forum, it means that he was pursuing other goals. I can assume that his goal was to write a PM to one of the acquaintances with whom he communicated on the forum many years ago and he has no other way to communicate with them.

He can read without login or with login, and does he mind to login his account?
I guess he does not mind about anything happens after his account login, only we as community members are curious about who is behind the account, is it laszlo, and what is purpose of the login.

With laszlo, it's not important and I think that login your account, checking to see whether someone PMed you is natural. Whenever you want it, you can do it, no problems with anyone else.

Quote from: Alpen on December 16, 2025, 09:18:47 AM

Quote from: tvplus006 on December 14, 2025, 11:39:17 AM

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.

I think he's right. Most of mining company still runs their ASIC based on profitability and if it's not profitable then there's no point in running the ASIC.
Not every company can just hoard bitcoin, some have low treasury and might turn on and off based on price and because of that hashrate follow the price.

It's simple math if you think of miner as people who find profit from the margin.

Quote from: tvplus006 on December 24, 2025, 11:36:40 AM

Quote from: Rockstarguy on December 23, 2025, 11:00:34 AM

...If you want to succeed in trading and also reduce trading risk, learning must be the priority and the first step that needs to be considered.

The only way you can reduce risks is to strictly adhere to risk management. And despite the fact that many people are aware of this, at critical moments they neglect its execution, putting their entire deposit on the line, which ultimately leads to its loss.

I agree with you that we need to be more careful about our fund management to reduce risk. It is necessary to know where the risk can arise in investment and what kind of measures need to be taken to protect your fund. I think the fund you apply for investment should be only the available fund that you do not need in case of emergency. Suppose you do not use the entire fund you have for investment. Another strategy is to build a portfolio gradually. This well known strategy is DCA through which an investor can accumulation through discretionary income. For long term DCA management, the investor can be tolerant in investing money. The strategy of regular buying regardless of price can help an investor to strictly adhere to risk management.

Quote from: ndutndut on December 25, 2025, 08:22:29 PM

Quote from: tvplus006 on December 25, 2025, 06:24:17 PM

Quote from: BigBos on December 25, 2025, 03:30:25 PM

Strategy and discipline are inseparable, they depend on ourselves. This means that we can create strategies and if we can't then we can learn them, as well as discipline...

Discipline and strategy are mutually important, as strategy determines what you need to trade and at what levels to open and close an order, and discipline is a trader's ability to follow his own strategy flawlessly.

Strategy and discipline in trading are inseparable because they are interconnected and failing to implement either will confuse your trading and potentially lead to continuous losses. Just as theory without practice is ineffective so too is strategy without discipline. Furthermore discipline without strategy can lead to directionless trading thus preventing you from achieving your goals.

Therefore in trading the two must go hand in hand. Applying discipline in trading makes it easier to execute your strategy and achieve consistent profits. Therefore to become a successful trader you must be able to combine the two.

That's the point, they are so interconnected that when we don't do either of the 2 things, then there is a high probability that what we are doing will be a failure, and in this case a trading failure.

I will give an example, when we have a good strategy but we are not disciplined then it will fall apart. And discipline includes everything, be it about financial management, risk and so on. Sometimes we always fail in doing something not because we don't have the ability, but we don't have the discipline.

Quote from: tvplus006 on December 23, 2025, 11:06:29 AM

"Bitcoin has often surged after sustained hashrate drops, a trend that would provide much-needed relief to many struggling Bitcoin miners at current prices" - https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-mining-woes-may-signal-bullish-price-action The trend is optimistic for Bitcoin and miners, as rising prices could widen profitability margins for some or result in turning previously unprofitable miners back online.

There is no need to make any relief for Bitcoin miners as things go naturally and in Bitcoin mining history, there are many times of Bitcoin miner capitulations. Weak miners have to capitulate from this industry and strong miners from financial budgets to better long term strategies will take over pieces of ASICs sold out from weak miners, then dominate the mining industry with bigger hashrates.

Thinking the market needs to move up as weak miners need a short term relief is unrealistic.

Quote from: tvplus006 on Today at 06:24:17 PM

Quote from: BigBos on Today at 03:30:25 PM

Strategy and discipline are inseparable, they depend on ourselves. This means that we can create strategies and if we can't then we can learn them, as well as discipline...