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I like her about the forum the most, the begginers section also is awesome, you will see many questions by newbies which will help you learn from their questions, I spend much time in about the forum section, sometime in crypto world. 

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If i chooses only one i like also the beginners section becouse there  you will learn a lot specially rules and guidelines in the forum every members are really willing to help and they are very nice in giving advice

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In this forum all sections is good but I like must for beginners, wallet, and crypto world section. These two section is very popular and many users are working in these two sections.

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On 2/9/2020 at 11:45 AM, Unknown user said:

I like the beginner section more because their is very easy questions and you Can easily learn lots of things their and tell me about what section you like.

For me, I love the trading section as I get tops on how to become a better trader. Recently, for the opportunities available in that section, referral link section too has become one of my favorite section

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On 2/9/2020 at 6:45 PM, Unknown user said:

I like the beginner section more because their is very easy questions and you Can easily learn lots of things their and tell me about what section you like.

Well I like staying and joining topics available in "about forum" section, "for beginners", "crypto world", "exchanges" and "trading" sections. But I visit mostly in "about forum" and "for beginners" and leave comments. Only visit other sections to read and gather information.


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On 2/9/2020 at 6:45 PM, Unknown user said:

I like the beginner section more because their is very easy questions and you Can easily learn lots of things their and tell me about what section you like.

I like the bounty and airdrop section even it is not payable and I don't even post there, I like there because I do learn a lot how should I do and what are the new airdrop too. 

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What do you mean by easy questions in the beginner's section? Well I like the crypto world section since I can gather updates about cryptocurrencies and i love reading about it.

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All sections of the forum are good and useful and I love it, but I find that the crypto world section is the place where I spend the longest time because it is comprehensive for many topics we face discussing and finding appropriate solutions

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I like begainer section. Because This sections have easy topics.as a begainer i can answer this section easily.forum section also good for me    

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As I am quite new, so I like beginners section the most. But I also like the other section such as trading, crypto world and wallet section, because that section have a lot of good topics and I could learn a lot from those topics

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On 2/9/2020 at 3:45 PM, Unknown user said:

I like the beginner section more because their is very easy questions and you Can easily learn lots of things their and tell me about what section you like.

Yes i also like beginners section because it is very easy answers and questions there and it will help me to get 30 posts faster

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On 2/9/2020 at 11:45 AM, Unknown user said:

I like the beginner section more because their is very easy questions and you Can easily learn lots of things their and tell me about what section you like.

the best for me is the "crypto world" section, because there we talk about new things that are happening in the crypto space so it is very useful. but i also like the trading section because it is very helpful 

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On 2/9/2020 at 3:48 PM, Shuvhi said:

 for loving the sections I love all of them because all sections are very important to me the more I browse these sections tomorrow I can get knowledge about cryptocurrency and by getting knowledge about cryptocurrency I will earn my daily living.

Hello there yes you right all section are compulsery for new comer through cryptocurrency every body earn lot of money on daily basis it is very helpful for newest people i'm agree with your poient of view.

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I Like only that section which have rules guidelines and that people who respect the rules and guidelines My Friend Respect our Cryptotalk Rules dont post meaningless comments Thanks to the Admins And Moderators for give helpful informations.

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As a new member here i love the beginner section first,from there i learned alot.as we all know crypto is not popular in philippines,its my first time to here crypto only here so i don't have any idea about.

 

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On 2/9/2020 at 6:45 PM, Unknown user said:

I like the beginner section more because their is very easy questions and you Can easily learn lots of things their and tell me about what section you like.

Well, Cryptoworld section is my favorite place in this forum. Its because it that section, I learn new things that is new to my mind or knowledge. Well, of course, almost all of the sections of this forum also helps us to gain knowledge. But cryptoworld section has more information that is useful to me.

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Honestly, i really like the beginner section, because some of the questions are easy and i can answer them to get my 100 posts first... but still help people. But i also like it because there are some stuff that i have been wondering and it has been asked over here as well so i guess that means that i am learning here too as well!


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I love the cryptoworld sections cause there is lot of content there to reply and people active members of this forum is there also, just acase you want to ask questions, in the cryptoworld section it is so difficult for you to run out of new topics to posts in.

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On 2/10/2020 at 9:33 PM, Akash crypto said:

I like the section of crypto world, because there is lot to learn as compared to another section, most of comments are done in crypto section only. So i always choose the crypto section to comment or post anything.

Well, all sections here are good enough when in terms to informations because we can gain some knowledge and ideas here how to trade, knowing the other terms in cryptocurrency and etc. Try to posts sometimes in other section mate.

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I love all of them because all sections are very important to me the more I browse these sections tomorrow I can get knowledge about cryptocurrency and by getting knowledge about cryptocurrency

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For me i like the beginner section, but i am also beginning to take an interest in the wallets section. There is so much about wallets that i don't know and this is really helping me to learn. I don't contribute as much there as i do on this forum, but i learn a lot and the first step in earning is learning. Then we can drop the l in learning to make it earning. 😎


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I do like first three sections of the Forum,. They are beginner's talk, about forum and crypto world. Form these forums,  I'm learning lots of things new and can giving services to the people. 

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I really like all of those sections because i can learn a lot about crypto currency. But as a newbie here i prefer to post in beginner section post because i think i need to learn more about this forum first because in beginner section, there is so many advance and it is all useful.

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I do love the crypto currency forum because there are more to learn there and also more to tell. Based on the fact that I am a trader I need more of crypto currency news.

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i like beginners , becuse i learn new things every time i get in , its so helpful board and i like to post in it 

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Trend indicators are evenly split 50:50 between red and green. Among oscillators, 60% point south (a quarter signal oversold), 20% look north, and the remaining 20% remain neutral. In case of further pair decline, support levels and zones are 1.2575-1.2600, 1.2540, 1.2445-1.2465, 1.2405, 1.2300-1.2330. In case of pair growth, resistance will be encountered at 1.2760, 1.2800-1.2820, 1.2865-1.2900.   Besides the mentioned Bank of England meeting on 20 June, including its interest rate decision and subsequent press conference, it is necessary to note Wednesday, 19 June, when fresh consumer inflation (CPI) data for the UK will be released. Friday, 21 June, also promises to be interesting. On this day, retail sales volumes and preliminary business activity (PMI) indicators in various sectors of the UK's economy will be known.   USD/JPY: BoJ Changed Nothing but Promised Changes in the Future   Unlike the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) meeting has already taken place, and its results were announced last Friday, 14 June. The yen's weakness in recent months has negatively impacted Asian currencies. In March, the central bank made its first move – raising the rate for the first time since 2007 (since 2016, it had kept it at a negative level of -0.1%). The regulator also abandoned the targeting of 10-year government bond yields. Investors closely watched the Japanese central bank for hints on whether it would further unwind monetary stimulus.   But for now, the BoJ decided not to change its accommodative monetary policy, maintaining the current pace of bond purchases at around 6 trillion yen ($38 billion) per month. However, it promised to present a plan for their gradual reduction at the next meeting in July. "We decided to subsequently reduce the volume of our purchases [within one to two years] to ensure more free formation of long-term interest rates in financial markets," the central bank statement said. At the same time, the regulator announced that it would gather market participants' opinions before making a specific decision.   The deposit rate for commercial banks was also left unchanged – officials unanimously voted to keep it in the range of 0.0%-0.1%, as expected. From this, experts once again concluded that the BoJ would not rush to tighten its quantitative easing (QT) monetary policy.   The French bank Societe Generale believes that given the pressure from the government due to the weak yen, the most likely scenario will be a reduction in bond purchases starting in August, with their purchases decreasing every three months and reaching zero by November 2025. Additionally, according to Societe Generale economists, the BoJ may raise the discount rate in September this year.   Of course, USD/JPY could not ignore such events of the past week as the US CPI figures and the Fed meeting: its fluctuation range exceeded 240 points (155.71 at the low, 158.25 at the high). However, the five-day result was not so impressive: starting at 156.75, it ended at 157.37.   Experts' forecasts for the near term look like this: not a single vote was given for the pair's southern movement and yen strengthening, while the remaining votes were evenly split: 50% pointed north, and 50% remained neutral. As for technical analysis, all trend indicators on D1 are coloured green. The nearest support level is in the 156.80-157.05 zone, followed by 156.00-156.10, 155.45, 154.50-154.70, 153.10-153.60, 151.85-152.15, 150.80-151.00, 149.70-150.00, 148.40, 147.30-147.60, 146.50. The nearest resistance lies in the 157.70 area, followed by 158.25-158.60, 160.00-160.20.   No significant economic statistics releases for Japan are scheduled for the upcoming week.   CRYPTOCURRENCIES: The Present and Future of Bitcoin Depend on the USA     In the absence of independent drivers, the crypto market has recently followed the dollar, which in turn follows the Fed, which follows the macro statistics from the USA. BTC/USD is like scales, with the main cryptocurrency on one side and the US dollar on the other. The dollar became heavier – bitcoin became lighter, and vice versa. On Friday, 7 June, strong statistics on the US labour market were released – the dollar became heavier, bitcoin lighter. On Wednesday, 12 June, it turned out that inflation in the USA was decreasing – the dollar weakened, bitcoin became heavier. And in the evening, the Fed calmed the markets regarding the interest rate – and the scales swung back. Just look at the BTC/USD and Dollar Index (DXY) charts – the inverse correlation leaves no doubt. In recent days, the flagship of the crypto market has lost about 7% in price. And the reason for this is the aforementioned monetary policy of the US Fed. Enthusiasm was not added by the fact that bitcoin-ETF inflows broke a 19-day streak. On 11 June alone, industry funds lost almost $65 million. The reasons are the same. They can be supplemented by the upcoming summer holiday season – a period of correction and lull in financial markets.   Traders note that recently, "digital gold" has been trading in a narrow range between $66,000 and $72,000. One of the popular market participants considers the lower mark an ideal entry point, while entry at the upper boundary of the range, in his words, carries high risk. MN Capital founder and analyst Michael van de Poppe does not rule out that pressure from sellers will persist in the near future. In such conditions, bitcoin may correct to $65,000 and even lower. However, van de Poppe does not expect a deep price drop. According to him, a large amount of liquidity is concentrated around the $60,000 area. This suggests that this level now acts as a strong support area, and positive dynamics can be supported by geopolitical instability.   According to surveys, more than 70% of the crypto community believe that BTC is on the verge of further growth. For instance, trader Captain Faibik is confident that bitcoin is preparing to break through the "expanding wedge" technical analysis pattern. According to him, breaking its upper boundary will open the path for the cryptocurrency to rise above $94,000. Trader Titan of Crypto, in turn, expects bitcoin to reach $100,000 this summer. The growth prospects of BTC are also indicated by the activity of large investors. According to industry representatives, whales are actively entering long positions on bitcoin. Cryptoquant CEO Ki Young Ju clarified that the $69,000 level has become particularly attractive for large investors.   New Binance CEO Richard Teng, who replaced Changpeng Zhao, believes that bitcoin will soon exceed $80,000. Teng associates the potential new high with the work of spot BTC-ETFs, which have strengthened trust in the asset. The Binance CEO also allows for the legalisation of cryptocurrency if Donald Trump is elected President of the United States. Declaring himself the "crypto president," Trump said in May that the USA should lead the global crypto industry.   However, at present, cryptocurrency regulation measures are in the stage of development and implementation, which restrains investments. According to experts, current investments should be considered test cases. It should also be noted that spot ETFs have attracted significant liquidity only in the USA – there is no similar interest in most countries.   According to billionaire Mark Cuban, the attitude towards cryptocurrencies will be a key difference between US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden, although neither understands this issue. "Do you really think [Trump] understands anything about cryptography other than making money from selling NFTs?" Cuban asked. And he answered himself: "Neither of [the candidates] understands. But I've said many times that Biden will have to choose between [SEC Chair] Gary Gensler and crypto-voters, otherwise it could cost him the White House."  According to Bitfinex crypto exchange analysts, bitcoin's price could rise to $120,000-125,000 within a few months to half a year. Similar figures are named by BitGo crypto trust company CEO Mike Belshe. In his opinion, by the end of 2024, the first cryptocurrency will cost $125,000-135,000, and one of the catalysts will be the high level of US government debt. "Our macroeconomic climate continues to confirm the need for bitcoin. Undoubtedly, US government debt is out of control. [...] This situation supports the idea that bitcoin is the gold of the new generation," Belshe said.   He also noted that the US dollar is losing its position as the world reserve currency due to US foreign policy. The BitGo CEO believes that the country uses the dollar as a weapon and a means of manipulation. "Thus, the US debt crisis is one, foreign policy and sanction control is two. And BRICS offers alternative payment systems. [...] This is the story of why bitcoin exists," he concluded.   At the time of writing this review on the evening of Friday, 14 June, BTC/USD is trading at $65,800. The total crypto market capitalisation is $2.38 trillion ($2.54 trillion a week ago). Bitcoin's capitalisation has reached a solid $1.30 trillion, which, as experts warn, reduces the effect of future inflows. Pessimists say the asset is already "overheated," and to reach $125,000, its capitalisation must almost double. In their opinion, such a colossal influx during the overbought period is unlikely, so one should expect a correction and subsequent consolidation. The possibility of such an outcome is also hinted at by the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index: over 7 days, it fell from 77 to 70 points and moved from the Extreme-Greed zone to the Greed zones. NordFX Analytical Group   Notice: These materials are not investment recommendations or guidelines for working in financial markets and are intended for informational purposes only. Trading in financial markets is risky and can result in a complete loss of deposited funds.   #eurusd #gbpusd #usdjpy #btcusd #ethusd #ltcusd #xrpusd #forex #forex_example #signals #cryptocurrencies #bitcoin #stock_market   https://nordfx.com/ 
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