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I had a big loss from FET and BTT on Binance, at the beginning i made 50% profit from BTT because from IEO hype, and i buyback again at 31sat because i see had the large orderbook and cutloss it at 21 sat because airdrop fud. Then i bought fet again a second after market open at 13k sat and cutloss it at 7k, sadly after that because of greedy i open futures account in gate.io to long BNB and after that you know.. im down with -70% Losses

The advantage of a stop-loss order is you don't have to monitor how crypto is performing daily. This convenience is especially handy when you are on vacation or in a situation that prevents you from watching your stocks for an extended period.

It is possible to detect wash trading from the outside, Ong noted. Looking at the trade history and order book of exchanges, one can notice certain patterns and see that something fishy is going on However, it’s rare to hear manipulators openly discuss their trade, for obvious reasons.

This is the absolute worst wallet. Why? Customer service. I had various tokens on this platform. I transferred a few different tokens out and two are stuck on there. I sent many emails and they did not ask questions to help. Most people will address your concern and ask questions to pinpoint the issue. They sent me links to their help page and asked for screenshots. Obviously anybody can do this. Now it is going on two weeks without any actual help. There is not supervisor. There isn't a phone number. You are at the mercy of an email that will be responded to whenever they have time.

In all my readings across the corpus, I had never found anyone else who could accomplish this, and until I read Spinoza, this gave me great cause for doubt. If there really was an eternal being that sits under the mantle of God, I reasoned, there must be a method of proving its presence through logic alone. Cartesian philosophy should be sufficient to translate the evidence of our senses and our experiences into a theorem that would prove that God existed; otherwise, it would not truly be a part of our world, if we are functionally so blind to it.

Bitcoin is not a fraud, nor is it a golden nugget. People continue to have strong views and positions on what bitcoin is and debate on its potential, legitimacy and relevance. The discussions are meaningful and leave many more thoughts for us to ponder. But those are opinions, and while useful, facts are critical and important to know. Knowing facts will contribute to meaningful dialogue and questions. Here are some to start with.

The fundamental problem is that, contrary to Facebook’s narrative, Libra is not simply a money transfer scheme. Once launched, Libra will spawn an entire ecosystem of financial services and service providers — authorized Libra dealers, brokers, asset managers, custodians, exchanges, digital identity providers, verifiers and so on — whose identities and qualifications we cannot yet anticipate. These entities may be controlled by Facebook or by other corporate members of Libra Association, operate across multiple financial and commercial markets and not be subject to appropriate supervision and oversight by financial regulators.

The psychological aspect of trading is extremely important. Traders often have to think fast and make quick decisions, darting in and out of stocks on short notice. To accomplish this, they need a certain presence of mind. They also, by extension, need discipline, so they will stick with previously established trading plans and know when to book profits and losses. Emotions simply can't get in the way. Understanding Fear When traders get bad news about a certain stock or the general market, it's not uncommon to get scared. They may overreact and feel compelled to liquidate their holdingsand go to cash or to refrain from taking any risks. If they do that, they may avoid certain losses, but they also may miss out on gains

I do believe Bitcoin is going to be digital gold. That means it’s the only one of the coins out there that gets to be a legal pyramid scheme. Just like gold is. ... We have a business that we think can break even next year, if not make money. We’re not nervous; we’re frustrated that our investors have lost money. We’ve got plenty of cash to run the business for a long time.