lost 5% of my portfolio to a bear trap then it blew up to 9.1k. goddamnit. i have a short bias which is not good. i am going to do more longs and also only trade on breakouts. i need to control my impulses.
lost 5% of my portfolio to a bear trap then it blew up to 9.1k. goddamnit. i have a short bias which is not good. i am going to do more longs and also only trade on breakouts. i need to control my impulses.
The fact you're aware of this makes you better than the majority of others I talk to on other forums.
They keep losing and just assume the market is wrong instead of realizing their strategy is problem.
Starter on intelsat at 1.05
Down 3.5%
starter on CYPCC at 4.17
30% ROI
starter on WISA at 2.46
2% ROI
Starter on intelsat at 1.05
Down 3.5%
starter on CYPCC at 4.17
30% ROI
starter on WISA at 2.46
2% ROI
wew lad gg
lost 5% of my portfolio to a bear trap then it blew up to 9.1k. goddamnit. i have a short bias which is not good. i am going to do more longs and also only trade on breakouts. i need to control my impulses.The fact you're aware of this makes you better than the majority of others I talk to on other forums.
They keep losing and just assume the market is wrong instead of realizing their strategy is problem.
i see retards cussing the "whales" and "manipulators" in the chat non stop lol
Digibyte is up 260% in the past week.
Hex up 3000% within a month. ( 30x capital investment )
Hex. It's real smart money thanks to its smart contract staking platform Hex Max. it literally is programmed to never dip. It's still a new project built on the Ethereum blockchain, so we'll see if it lives up to it's claim, but so far so good. Currently $0.006 cents. IF I knew it would've boomed like this in a month I would've went all in and traded it off for an unbelievable amount.
I rarely trade Bitcoin cause at this point it can't do me like this even if it went to a million. Still it's important to me that other people buy Bitcoin as it drives the market, which is why I prioritize BTC analytics above all else. The space is coupled to BTC cause most people use it to trade. If you want a lot of the expensive coins you can achieve it with the right altcoins.
The climate is perfect for the crypto space. Governments around the globe are inflating fiat by printing it by the trillions, ecconomic decline. Did i mention this ? I can't stress it enough. The boomers are in for a rude awakening with an upcoming housing bubble.
I watched the world change in my days but I never imagined I'd witness the making of a cashless society with digital assets.
Digibyte is up 260% in the past week.
Hex up 3000% within a month. ( 30x capital investment )
Hex. It's real smart money thanks to its smart contract staking platform Hex Max. it literally is programmed to never dip. It's still a new project built on the Ethereum blockchain, so we'll see if it lives up to it's claim, but so far so good. Currently $0.006 cents. IF I knew it would've boomed like this in a month I would've went all in and traded it off for an unbelievable amount.
I rarely trade Bitcoin cause at this point it can't do me like this even if it went to a million. Still it's important to me that other people buy Bitcoin as it drives the market, which is why I prioritize BTC analytics above all else. The space is coupled to BTC cause most people use it to trade. If you want a lot of the expensive coins you can achieve it with the right altcoins.
The climate is perfect for the crypto space. Governments around the globe are inflating fiat by printing it by the trillions, ecconomic decline. Did i mention this ? I can't stress it enough. The boomers are in for a rude awakening with an upcoming housing bubble.
I watched the world change in my days but I never imagined I'd witness the making of a cashless society with digital assets.
According to youtube and google every type of financial crises is on the verge of happening right now.
Idk though...seems like a lot of overreacting to me given the health of banks and other financial institutions around the world (just don't look at China).
Society has been relatively cashless for a while, I can't remember the last time I used or saw family use cash.
The question is what am I going to be payed in for the foreseeable future?
According to youtube and google every type of financial crises is on the verge of happening right now.
Idk though...seems like a lot of overreacting to me given the health of banks and other financial institutions around the world (just don't look at China).
Society has been relatively cashless for a while, I can't remember the last time I used or saw family use cash.
The question is what am I going to be payed in for the foreseeable future?
A quick note about China, they are releasing their national cryptocurrency this year, the digital Yuan. The crypto space often suggests how the US won't let be the only one though. The Federal Reserve has been tinkering with blockchain for awhile now.
In today's news JP Morgan has taken in Coinbase and Gemini exchange as their clients, as there are whales in wall street who make a killing off of buying and selling cryptocurrencies, It's simply something they can't ignore.
JP Morgan also created their own token on the Ethereum blockchain called JPM coin. It's a stable coin backed by the USD. They plan on using it internally so with that I would imagine you'll continue to be paid direct deposit and use cards at first.
Banks are also sly with Money, hence 2008 where the banks had to be bailed out from stretching themselves too thin with loaning money they never even had, which is fraud but no one got punished for that, so it makes sense they would want to use the coin internally. It just makes transfering money faster and easier without the IOU's from bank to bank.
Then we see programs like Digital ID2020 where they want to get digital ID's right as they say. I imagine it will be a series of biometric scans for face, eye and fingerprints dental records, health etc, so in the event we lose our devices we can log into a terminal through various methods and make payments.
Make no mistake though, they can centralize their cryptocurrencies. The benefit to them would be having the ability to freeze or cease laundered money with hash trails that point toward who was involved. Or simply the fact it isn't humanly possible to counterfeit cryptocurrencies. Times like these the printing of money could be done in a snap of a finger without expending any resources, or probably with the consensus of multiple private keys in undisclosed locations. If you travel they will know how much you spent and you can be taxed directly for oversea spending, this is magical for those in power.
The thing about the decentralized cryptocurrencies are how they are limited/finite and don't suffer inflation, and that in my opinion makes it more attractive than fiat, and if we wish we can cash it. ( though some coins can increase it's supply like Tether and even Ethereum which is constantly expanding it's blockchain and producing Ether for every block created on it's network )
The digital fiat will most likely continue to inflate, while decentralized coins on the most part will continue to be asset class, as they are today. They are talking a lot about Gold silver and Bitcoin these days.
So yeah. Plastic again, digital ID terminals and our own devices. RFID implant is already a thing for both credit card and crypto but for some that's off putting.
Cryptocurrency itself is but a ledgar tracking which address has how much, and it keeps tabs on every transaction until the end of time, and further down the road we'll see biometrics and login methods being used as private keys to our funds from anywhere we spend money.
Peer to peer will remain possible without a middleman as it is now, but world wide which of course will come with an automated smart contract implementing an exchange fee for oversea transactions.
It wouldn't be a bad idea to lock away most of our wealth in some kind of paid banking service cause if you're a multi millionaire, it could be a matter of time before some criminal knocks you down to scan your ass. But on the other hand, the law will be able to check the blockchain and determine who took your money and they can freeze the funds while investigating. In short, a blockchain that ID's it's users, they have defenses in place to guard them from being robbed, as it would be an inconvenience for a thief to take something that would lead the authorities right to him.
VISA files patent for a digital currency with the intent to remove physical cash
Usually takes several months to a year for patents to be processed, but a pending patent is usually enough to carry on with what you're doing.
VISA files patent for a digital currency with the intent to remove physical cash
Usually takes several months to a year for patents to be processed, but a pending patent is usually enough to carry on with what you're doing.
Is it commonplace for new companies to get patents on their new crypto?