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    Daily Discussion - July 18, 2021 (GMT+0)

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 05:00 PM PDT

    Welcome to the Daily Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating.


    Disclaimer:

    Though karma rules still apply, moderation is less stringent on this thread than on the rest of the sub. Therefore, consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here.

    Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams.


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    I finally got to 0.1 ETH

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 03:04 PM PDT

    Hey, I know some of you are big players but this is honestly pretty big for me, my portfolio is not worth a lot but I'm proud of it, I did a lot of research investing on each of the crypto and buying over time has finally got me to 0.1 ETH.

    I just wanted to put it out, I'm gonna be buying more eth and some other alts over time and hodling. Thanks for reading. I'm happy.

    Edit: Thank you everyone for the not financial advice, for all the help and positivity, it means a lot and this community is awesome and super chill. It's truly awesome to be a part of this community. Unfortunately I can't reply for now since i gotta sleep and it's pretty late but I'll come back tomorrow since this post actually kind of blew up.

    Edit 2: holy fuck what am I waking up to.

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    We are in a bear market.

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 07:56 PM PDT

    We are in a bear market.

    Don't be deluded, this is not a dip.

    Things are modelled up to go down further, but it's crypto and it does what it wants.

    You don't need TA to see consistently lower lows and lower highs.

    Plan accordingly, be patient.

    Everybody wants to get rich, it won't happen overnight.

    The macro economical financial landscape is truly fucked.

    Look at the illogical divergence between equities, bonds interest rate, the DXY rising, inflation, risk off investing trending up etc.

    Cryptos down 50%+ from recent ATHs.

    Again, this isn't a dip, or a fucking crab.

    It's a bear market.

    EDIT: the majority of comments on this post confirm delusion / denial continues to set record ATHs diverging sharply from the reality of price action.

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    Binance is balls-deep in Tether (over $17 Billion USDT) while under the gun of regulators. If a rush on capital occurs on the exchange, some serious dominoes are going to fall...and you will likely get boned. If you're smart, DO NOT store your coins (or cash) on Binance right now.

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 05:22 PM PDT

    It's not new news that Binance is using Tether to support leveraged trading across the exchange...https://www.binance.com/en/blog/391838076530913280/Binance-Futures-Trading-Platform-Increases-Max-Leverage-to-125x-with-BuiltIn-Risk-Controls-for-Traders. (the overseas Binance, leverage trading is not allowed in binance.us)

    And also not news that Tether is being "backed" only by some suspiciously unknown (most likely fractional) percentage of cash and "commercial paper" from unknown entities. https://www.coindesk.com/tether-first-reserve-composition-report-usdt

    Binance is currently holding $17 BILLION Tether in its wallet. https://wallet.tether.to/richlist .

    The cycle seems something like this: Binance puts up some amount of collateral to Tether Treasury (likely some cash with the rest "commercial paper"). Tether prints more Tether, loans it to Binance. Binance uses the new magic minted tether to give margin traders higher leverage to buy more Bitcoin....Bitcoin price goes up, more capital comes in, never ending cycle continues. You should get the picture why this is bad without the word "PONZI"

    Multiple countries are once again cracking down on Binance. We've seen this happen before, but there's no certainty regulators won't come down harder this time. Any number of things could trigger a rush of withdrawals (eg. a margin-call on all leveraged accounts) from Binance

    IF there is a sudden rush of withdrawals from Binance for whatever reason (and that rush coincides with a drop in Bitcoin prices), the exchange is going to have a dual monster on their hands. Say the US and EU regulators decide to team up to hit Binance/Binance.US with some mega regulations.

    Coinciding with a decrease in BTC price, they're also going to be margin-calling a ton of those leverage accounts...inevitably resulting in heavily forced liquidations (to USDT).

    If that worst-case scenario happens, at some point they're also going to have to try to redeem all that tether they're holding for cash. But...as we've recently learned, Tether does not likely have any account with billions of dollars in liquid cash available, and Binance has an "IOU" with them anyway....so Tether says "sorry Binance, you have this on loan, you're SOL".

    There is no telling how leveraged Binance is in unbacked Tethers.

    So what does Binance do when they can't get liquidity to facilitate withdrawals?

    It's not that unrealistic of a story given the current environment. If you need to use Binance, it should be a quick in and out. Until things chill out with the regulatory environment, leaving any coins in there is asking to get burned.

    edit

    This post seems to have ruffled some feathers. To be clear I'm not saying this scenario will definitely play out. I'm saying this is a not impossible risk that exists with Binance, and there is no point absorbing the risk when alternatives to storing your coins exist.

    If you're someone who thinks acknowledging and discussing risk is automatically "FUD", and this sort of topic scares you, maybe investing in a high risk asset like crypto isn't for you?

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    Let's say we do make a million. What the hell do we do with it?!

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 01:52 AM PDT

    Hi

    I've been thinking about this all night and I have no idea what i would do in this situation.

    • How would I cash it out? Via an exchange? Will questions be asked?
    • Will my bank just accept a million £££/$$$/€€€ deposit?
    • How do I go about paying taxes on it?

    I feel like this information isn't common knowledge and it probably should be incase anyone finds them self in this lucky and fortunate situation.

    Does anyone have any advice for what steps to take when cashing out a large sum of money in the UK, USA and/or whatever country people are from?

    P.S mister scammer I do not have a substantial worth of crypto. This is just hypothetical so don't message me.

    EDIT: some good advice in a short amount of time mainly being:

    • Hire a good accountant to sort out any taxes / worries. (You should be able to Hire a decent one if you made a mil)
    • Stake your crypto and live off of the interest by withdrawing X amount a month (quite like this idea)
    • Withdraw small increments each month
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    In December 2013, when Bitcoin traded at $700, the Winklevoss predicted that Bitcoin would hit a 'conservative' figure of $40,000. Few believed them. Many laughed.

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 02:20 PM PDT

    White hat hacker saves $117,000 in crypto from MetaMask phishing attack on Reddit (u/007HappyGuy)

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 05:07 AM PDT

    Now you can trade all Reddit’s Community Points on MoonsSwap ����

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 01:24 AM PDT

    Hello Mooners,

    I'm the main developer of MoonsSwap and I want to notify you that Moons & Bricks are available to trade on MoonSwap!!!

    As you know I'm 100% believer in Moons but I thought bringing more volume to MoonsSwap and Moons via Bricks will be awesome.

    We are currently developing new use case for Moons! Stay tuned.

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    TIL Vitalik speaks very fluent Chinese. This guy is talented as hell.

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 11:23 PM PDT

    The flippening has finally happened!

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 02:09 PM PDT

    r/CryptoCurrency is at 3,233,000 members at the moment, while r/Bitcoin only has 3,195,882 members! And more importantly: At ~15k current active user, we have about three times as many online users as the BTC subreddit!

    I'm glad the sub where I can talk about altcoins like ETH without getting banned is on top now!

    Every coin has pros and cons and we're not here to gatekeep, but rather to have shitposts a sensible discussion about which one is best for which usecases.

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    A curated list of the best crypto research tools to help anyone navigate the cryptoverse

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 02:59 AM PDT

    A curated list of the best crypto research tools to help anyone navigate the cryptoverse

    The Cryptoverse is difficult to navigate; there's thousands of different coins and new one's being made everyday. It's also a young space, meaning innovation is happening on the go; London fork, Taproot, Alonzo, what do all of these even mean?

    Most crypto veterans place an emphasis on Doing Your Own Research (DYOR), but it's, as with most things, it's easier said than done. So here's a curated list of useful crypto research tools for two types of long-term hodlers: fundamental and quantitative analyzers.

    Set it and forget it hodlers

    As a set it and forget it hodler your best friend is fundamental research and crypto news. You also want to avoid the 'noise' of the daily market to make it easier to hold.

    Messari

    Bitcoin research page in Messari

    Messari is the king of crypto research tools. While it may look a bit intimidating at first, it makes crypto research incredibly easy once you're able to navigate the site. They have a crypto profile that shows you things like type (currency, privacy coin, smart-contract platform, etc.), consensus algorithm, inception, and a clear and concise description. They also have links to communities, white papers, codes, and research articles.

    It's not something you have to check all the time. It's particularly useful whenever you have to do some deep-dive research. There is a paid version but the free version suffices.

    Kraken Daily Hash Newsletter

    Sample of Kraken newsletter, the Daily Hash.

    Again, as a long-term hodler, you want to focus on the big news instead of what X billionaire has to say about crypto. You're talking regulations, milestones, and adoption. Kraken has a daily newsletter (Mondays-Fridays), the Daily Hash, that aggregates the most relevant crypto headlines. They also have research reports about market recaps and other big events once a month or so.

    You can subscribe to them here or visit their website. For this section, only the Daily Hash and the Research reports are recommended. I also subscribe to the OTC report but that's for more technical discussions that may or may not be suited for long-term hodling.

    Data-oriented Investors

    Despite crypto being an incredibly young market, there's a lot to love about crypto market data. In my opinion, the data-oriented aspect of crypto is underrated. We have tons of models and theories backed by a sufficient number of years, that make the cryptoverse a unique investing environment. For example, there's always been one long-term bull and bear market per halvening and each of them having less ROI and longer runs than the prior cycle, this follows the diminishing returns and lengthening cycles theory, respectively. So here's where you can find all the important indicators.

    Altcoin Season Index

    Altcoin Index Chart indicating Alt Season and Bitcoin Season

    One of the most important concepts to understand in the current market environment is Bitcoin Dominance and how this relates to the price action of alts. In summary, when Bitcoin falls, alts fall faster; when Bitcoin rises, alts rise faster. Because of this, lots of people like to move to Bitoin, a crypto 'safe haven' during bear markets and times of uncertainty, aka Bitcoin Season, and move into other coins during bull markets, aka Altcoin Season.

    The Altcoin Season Index shows you when it is an optimal time to invest in altcoins and when you might want to be in BTC. Additionally, the blockchain center is also a number of useful tools and technical indicators like the famous, Bitcoin logarithmic Rainbow.

    Glassnode

    Sample Glassnode Insights newsletter

    This is an on-chain market indicators site, showing data for Bitcoin and Ethereum. They have the Studio, a live on-chain data explorer with visualisations of the most fundamental on-chain metrics, Glassnode Metrics, a comprehensive library of on-chain metrics, and Insights, contextualized reports and analyses drawn from on-chain data.

    They also have an academy where you can learn how to read all of these metrics and data. Like Kraken Intelligence, they also have a newsletter for technical discussions on major cryptocurrencies. At this point, I'd also recommend subscribing to Kraken's OTC newsletter.

    Bybt

    Stock-to-Flow Model page

    Last but not the least is Bybt, a derivative data analytics tool typically reserved for advanced crypto traders. They have a data section that houses all of the most relevant crypto market valuation models such as the Stock-to-Flow Model, Puell Multiple, and the Crypto Fear and Greed Index.

    But the main dish for Bybt is the derivative tools: futures & options open interest, funding rates & longs vs. shorts across a range of different exchanges. While I don't use this to guide my financial decisions, some people like to make connections between the derivatives market and price action.

    Bonus Tools:

    • CoinGecko & CoinMarketCap: these are the standard crypto screeners, not ideal for hodlers--can get addicting.
    • CryptoPanic: a news aggregator with sentiment scores and feedback, ideal for staying up-to-date.
    • TradingView: cloud-based charting and social networking platform, ideal for traders.
    • CoinDance: for hash rate, mining, and market volume statistics, ideal for advanced research.
    • CryptoQuant: similar statistics to CoinDance.
    • CoinMarketCal: a calendar for all the important crypto-related events, ideal for staying up-to-date.
    • RugDoc: a tool to check the risk-level and timeline of defi projects, ideal for defi investors.
    • CryptoResearchReport: Full in-depth reports with easy-to-understand language, ideal for readers.

    That's all for now folks, lemme know if I missed anything that's useful to you.

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    We’re in a Beer Market

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 01:17 AM PDT

    We're in a Beer Market.

    You're just drunk.

    Hipsters are getting tired of IPA's, despite new consumers indulging in the newest local IPA.

    You can ask the regular next to you.

    Trust him, trust yourself, or trust your 3rd eye.

    Everyone wants to drink the best beers. Some take longer than others.

    The macro economical financial landscape for small niche brewers is truly fucked.

    Look at the ABV's, IBU's, color, density, consumer data, big alcohol's YTD sales.

    We saw the most significant total alcohol beverage volume increase by 2%, the most significant increase since 2002. Ope.

    This downtrend isn't a result of manufacturing, markups, and sentiment of beer stabilizing.

    It's an adoption of beers, in a very crowded bar.

    It's a beer market.

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    Don’t waste your time with 4hr charts or even 1 day charts

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 06:45 AM PDT

    My boyfriend spends way to much time watching green/red dildos go up and down for pleasure, yet he insists this is a long term investment that he will make profit from If that's the case why can't he leave it alone for time to relax and spend time with me rather then acting like he's gambling everything on the line. If he's really getting fucked by his investment then leave it alone and turn your phone off? Till then ima f myself with my black dildo

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    Binance FUD - needless and unnecessary, and the sentiment hurts the crypto community.

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 02:46 AM PDT

    Seen a lot of fud lately concerning Binance, which has resulted in a lot of people starting to question if their investments might be safe, is the company in danger of becoming insolvent and will everyone's funds disappear into the nether…?

    I'm not sure why we needlessly spread some of this sentiment.

    Foremost, Binance is the world's most liquid crypto platform - for us in the crypto game it is one of our great allies in pushing crypto to the mainstream and garnering further adoption in the global community. Yet, on crypto's greatest sub reddit, we slam it as unsafe and untrustworthy and even insinuate that they might disintegrate over night! You can imagine the distress of new investors who would see such negative press as slightly problematic in wanting to get involved.

    Now I'm not saying Binance is perfect, obviously it isn't and we know that, however is it as bad as it's currently made out to be? I don't think so.

    In any case, I'm all for facts and objectivity, but seeing people suggest that Binance will kick the bucket soon is about as likely as my chances to have Margot Robbie appear at my door (don't know her, google, very lovey lady).

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    The Bitcoin Economy Is Collapsing With No Sign of Recovery - August 8, 2011 - Price at that time: ~$10

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 02:27 PM PDT

    To whom went all in and now at -%80 unrealized losses

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 01:02 AM PDT

    I am not going to praise you for hodling in these trying times. Instead I will tell you how you can lower your exit price on coins or tokens. We can't time dips. Nobody can. So you HAVE to leave some cash to bail yourself out. How? Let me explain.

    Say you went all in in some coin or token. I know lots of people whom went all in and now they're sitting at -80% -50% unrealized losses. Doing this and HODL'ing mindlessly isn't the way to go.

    >You bought x coin at 1$ for 60$. you have 60 xcoin that's worth 60$

    >Market crash and now you're at -80% with 60 coins now worth 12$ a the price of 0.2$

    Now you have to wait for market to recover and hope for your coin to reach 1$ JUST to leave without any losses. Many people are doing this. Either because they don't have any cash left or don't want to risk any more money. But that's wrong. If you buy again instead of hodling here. let's see what happens.

    >You put in another 12$ at the price of 0.2$ for 60 xcoins.

    >Now you have 120 xcoins worth 24$ at 0.2$. And investment increased to 72$ (60$ initial and +12$).

    >If you calculate the price to reach your current coins's worth to 72$ you will find out that it's 120 xcoin * 0.60$ = 72$. Yes! just for 12$ more you lowered your exit point from 1$ to 0.60$. You can add more instead of adding 12$ of course. But we're talking about people who went all in and have nothing more left to spend.

    That's why you ALWAYS ALWAYS leave some cash. Just to bail yourself out. And never go all in. always buy in a stair pattern. like, put orders starting from 1$,0.80$,0.70$ etc. that way you have the highest chances of making profit or leaving without many losses.

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    I wrote an algorithm to buy cryptocurrency based on what coins Reddit talks about positively and I've been running it for 3 weeks, here are the results

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 09:03 AM PDT

    I wrote an algorithm to buy cryptocurrency based on what coins Reddit talks about positively and I've been running it for 3 weeks, here are the results

    Reddit feels positively about Bitcoin? Let's buy some. Reddit likes ALGO today – great let's get some of that as well.

    I built an algorithm to do just that, you can see a detailed guide on how to set up your own reddit sentiment crypto trading bot here and I have been testing it for about three weeks now.

    Today it's time to look at the overall performance, as well as how the bot logic has worked in general.

    During this testing period the bot has accumulated 20 out of the top 40 coins by Marketcap: BTC, ETH, ALGO, XLM, ADA, SOL, LINK, DOGE, MATIC, XTZ, LTC, VET, DAI, CAKE, DOT, EOS, AAVE, XMR, MKR, ATOM.

    The parameters I gave my crypto trading bot is to only look for keywords from the top 40 coins by marketcap, in order to stop it from buying into scams or other suspicious projects. Within 3 weeks the bot has invested in half of the top 40 coins.

    Looking at some of the coins that weren't picked up by our bot tends to reveal an interesting conclusion: USDT, BUSD, BNB, USDC, UNI, Crypto.com, SHIBA. Although these are in top 40, Reddit didn't bother talking about them, or not positively at any rate.

    What these coins have in common is that most of them are transactional tokens, stablecoins, or downright useless coins (looking at you SHIBA). As a Redditor myself, I'm quite proud of the result generated by the hivemind, yes DOGE is there but it doesn't matter. Most coins picked by the trading bot with help of the Reddit sentiment are coins that I would invest into myself.

    For now the return on our investment doesn't look so great. But then again, no accumulation strategy will perform well in a downtrend so this is not representative of the overall result. The outcome is relatively predictable, if the market is up, we're up as we're buying the actual asset and not using CFDs or futures trading.

    https://preview.redd.it/3e9a446opsb71.png?width=3293&format=png&auto=webp&s=cb351884914462830000e5a0afe9505bb502a58c

    The scatter plot below helps to clear out a bit of the spaghetti that's going on in the previous chart, for a better look at the daily performance.

    https://preview.redd.it/jpi2xydppsb71.png?width=3363&format=png&auto=webp&s=1118b0024d0a34d031eb323119dedc0abd40ed8e

    Overall I'm on 15% loss, but as the entire market is down, this is not indicative of the performance. The data that does get me excited is the quality of the coins bought, which means that if nothing else, this could be an automated buy and hold diversification strategy.

    See how you can set this up yourself to use in test mode or live mode (at your own risk).

    https://www.cryptomaton.org/2021/07/10/coding-a-crypto-trading-algorithm-that-analyses-reddit-sentiment/

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    Virgin Galactic Will Accept Bitcoins For A Trip To Space says Richard Branson in 2013

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 02:31 AM PDT

    [OC] A Blast Into The Past - comparing the Top 22 of the 2017 and 2021 Bullruns - and why you have to be careful with Altcoins

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 02:03 AM PDT

    [Reposted because of formatting issues]

    Below you'll find the Top 22 by market cap atop the bullrun of 2017 compared to their stats atop the 2021 bullrun and how much they have gained / lost between the two.

    Data is taken from:

    -7th January 2018 where we hit the ATH of 817b and

    -12th May 2021 where we hit the current ATH of 2,51t.

    Crypto by rank 2017 current Rank Market Cap 2017 Market Cap 2021 Price 2017 Price 2021 Gain
    1. Bitcoin - BTC 1 $276,634,593,973 $869,279,076,502 $16,477.59 $46,456.06 +182%
    2. Ripple - XRP 7 $130,853,590,979 $50,998,556,787 $3.38 $1.45 -57%
    3. Ethereum - ETH 2 $111,670,506,535 $415,801,534,962 $1,153.17 $3,587.51 +211%
    4. Bitcoin Cash - BCH 10 $47,096,266,035 $21,901,141,021 $2,786.88 $1,168.73 -58%
    5. Cardano - ADA 4 $26,147,944,638 $73,772,243,227 $1.01 $2.31 +108%
    6. NEM - XEM 54 $16,584,480,284 $2,691,949,243 $1.84 $0.2991 -84%
    7. Litecoin - LTC 12 $15,766,509,797 $19,800,570,914 $288.45 $296.63 +3%
    8. Tron - TRX 22 $13,126,926,720 $8,563,745,425 $0.1997 $0.1195 -44%
    9. Stellar - XLM 14 $12,508,160,612 $16,518,486,070 $0.6996 $0.7143 +14%
    10. Iota - MIOTA 33 $11,314,255,332 $5,552,851,701 $4.07 $2.00 -51%
    11. Dash - DASH 49 $10,032,309,522 $3,360,373,639 $1,285.43 $331.60 -74%
    12. Eos - EOS 20 $7,375,464,637 $9,649,778,825 $12.52 $10.12 -19%
    13. Monero - XMR 26 $7,154,342,256 $7,001,673,396 $459.33 $390.91 -14%
    14. Neo - NEO 29 $6,657,898,941 $6,554,023,539 $102.43 $92.91 -9%
    15. Qtum - QTUM 68 $6,328,877,478 $1,900,363,358 $85.77 $19.32 -77%
    16. Bitcoin Gold - BTG 74 $5,062,943,204 $1,698,188,081 $302.25 $96.96 -68%
    17. Ethereum Classic - ETC 18 $4,036,612,036 $10,909,010,440 $40.79 $93.79 +129%
    18. Lisk - LSK 108 $3,983,197,348 $809,221,992 $34.11 $6.32 -85%
    19. Icon - ICX 90 $3,754,430,021 $1,253,550,557 $9.92 $2.00 -80%
    20. Nano - NANO 83 $3,532,219,277 $1,393,867,599 $26.51 $10.46 -61%
    21. Siacoin - SC 85 $2,878,259,194 $1,384,415,672 $0.09168 $0.02896 -78%
    22. Bytecoin - BCN 324 $2,822,416,228 $137,251,974 $0.0154 $0.0007457 -95%

    The clear winners here are BTC, ETH, and only two altcoins: namely ETC as well as ADA. Most other altcoins terribly underperformed since the 2017 bullrun and even lost you money since their all time highs despite our market cap tripling(!).

    This should serve as an important reminder that you have to do your own research because most Altcoins will enevitably lose you money compared to the two big dogs. Please be careful with investing in crypto, especially when it comes to altcoins. Most of them will not be around in 3 years time.

    Your risk multiplies by a lot if you go beyond the top 20 or even beyond the top 100. if this list continued to the Top 200 you'd be seeing a lot of -90% to -99% of your initial investment.

    Only incest what you can actually afford and are willing to lose.

    Learn to cut your losses. HODLing is not always your best option.

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    Daily news

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 02:28 AM PDT

    Guys,

    I'm thinking of starting a daily post where I'll just add the most important news of the day. The post will be edited if something new pops up and I'm thinking of adding 3 sources to each news title.

    My purpose is to try to avoid seeing the repetitive posts about the same thing and I'm hoping that others will see that this has been posted before so they'll think twice before spamming the sub.

    Anyone tried it before? Is it worth it?

    1st attempt

    • I need to find some reliable sources, I'm thinking at maybe 10 stories max, only what's really important

    • it seems that adding stories from cointelegraph triggers the unreliable source bot message.

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    "Bitcoin is just one 51% attack away from being destroyed!". What is a good argument against this?

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 10:17 PM PDT

    My dad keeps telling me this as to why he refuses to buy Bitcoin. I keep bringing up different points why it makes sense to hold bitcoin as a crypto investor, but he always goes back to the "51% attack" argument. I don't really have a good counter to that as I am not the most knowledgeable person out there, but maybe you guys have good counters to this?

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    Jack Dorsey to bring Bitcoin into the mega $110 billion DeFi industry

    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 02:39 AM PDT

    Long-Term High Profit Bitcoin Holders are Accumulating while Short-Term Holders are Selling Cheap

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 09:13 PM PDT

    On a family road trip through Texas, New Mexico and Colorado I found evidence of Bitcoin/Cryptocurrency adoption.

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 09:21 PM PDT

    First, in Sweetwater, Texas I found a Bitcoin ATM. The clerk told me that it wasn't used very much but that he had used it to purchase Doge and Theta. In Plainview, Texas there was another. There was someone using it. I tried to post pictures but the mods told me pictures weren't allowed. Still, very cool. It's a whole new world.

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    When the next bull run?

    Posted: 17 Jul 2021 11:38 PM PDT

    Let's assume the bull run is over and by these prices we are in a bear market. When can we expect the next bull run and all the hype and mania we had last March? I mean we say hodl and hodl but would be nice to know hodl until wen lambo ?

    Of course no one know shit about fuck but what are your speculation? Mid of 2022, the next btc halving ? When this sub hits 6 millions redditors?

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