Quote from: therozaq on February 08, 2024, 10:55:16 AM

Greed will make us lost, when the price is reachable and we are greedy want to gain more profit . But suddenly the price dump, we just say f*CK and lose our opportunity.
Fear , it's also bad emotion. If we always fear we can't have opportunity to invest firstly when the price is still low.
when we realize it turns out the price is already high

Exactly. If we are too greedy, we may fail to get profits but we just end up with losses. That's why we must plan everything with realistic targets. We don't expect too high rates to take profits, that may be the obstacle to success. I've experienced several times that I failed to gain profits because I targeted to sell at a too high price. Sadly, it is shitcoin, the price never increased again.

Quote from: Shezcute Abbie on February 19, 2024, 01:45:10 PM

It surprises me that some people still do not see the practical uses of cryptocurrencies. While there are cryptocurrencies without real-world utility, many cryptocurrencies and blockchain-based services enable practical, everyday usage. For example, online payment platforms like Ivendpay support multiple cryptocurrencies, giving users more options for making purchases. This provides flexibility and convenience - customers can pay with their preferred currency. By accepting various digital tokens, merchants also open their products and services to a wider customer base. So in many ways, cryptocurrencies already have practical applications for payments, purchases, and real-world financial transactions. The growing adoption of services like Ivendpay demonstrates the real-world usefulness of cryptocurrencies beyond speculation.

People who doesn't know about it, hesitant, uninterested, one sided, and has this tunnel vision with centralized assets does not really care about the practical uses of cryptocurrency. One day these kind of people will realize how stupid they are for ignoring the potential of cryptocurrency. We have already witnessed how profitable and useful crypto is in the present days so how much more in the future right?

Here I just want to share a little cheating in the https://www.gate.io/ market.
Jupiter will be present in the Gate.io marketplace but not for now because there is already a schedule for each of these listing schedules
But why is it that before this time it can be traded?
Ceck here
https://www.gate.io/price/jupiter-jup
After I checked everything it turns out that this is a fake coin from a different smart contract (SC) and for SC jup is now only available on the Solana network but this one is on the ETH and BSC networks.

Is it just about the money?

Here is the JUP coin listing schedule and launch status.


From now on I don't trust gate.io anymore
I will leave gate.io
Don't buy jup coin on gate.io it's fake coin

We have a myth in the crypto market: Do the opposite of what Jim Cramer predicted and you will become rich!

That means Jim Cramer often mispredicts market movements, but perhaps this isn't obvious. Normally, in the long term the ratio of correct and incorrect predictions will be 50% and 50%, but there is something that makes Jim Cramer's predictions wrong very often, at least the predictions for Bitcoin.

In addition, Jim Cramer is not an ordinary person, he is a millionaire with assets worth about $150M-200M and an income of $5M-12M per year:

"CelebrityNetWorth.com has listed Jim Cramer’s net worth as $150 million since mid-2022. Multiple outlets, including Investopedia and Yahoo Finance, have cited this figure in the time since. An October 2023 post on CAclubindia.com, however, listed Cramer’s net worth a third higher at $200 million.
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Most sources peg Cramer’s CNBC salary at $5 million per year. That figure again seems to trace back to CelebrityNetWorth.com. Interestingly, CAclubindia.com again lists a higher figure — $12 million per year — in its October 2023 post^[1]".

Even his wrong prediction is considered an art in his journey to become famous and become a social phenomenon^[2]. In the investment community, Jim Cramer's name is probably mentioned more often than the names of some actors and athletes.

At least, I want to try to explain the reason for this anomaly: Why does Jim Cramer often mispredict BTC movements?

• The 1st assumption: Jim Cramer is not an investor, he follows the market through the news and has emotions and opinions like the crowd: often overly optimistic or fearful. Investor extreme optimism creates market peaks, while extreme fear creates market bottoms.
• The 2nd assumption: Jim Cramer follows market sentiment and speaks accordingly to gain the support of viewers, it's not by chance that CNBC pays Jim so much money.
• The 3rd assumption: Jim Cramer understands market sentiment and says the opposite to create something special and get viewers' attention.
• The 4th assumption: Jim Cramer was bribed by Market Maker to manipulate the market. I think this theory smells like a conspiracy theory.

What do you think about this: do you often invest by doing the opposite of Jim Cramer? Why do you think Jim Cramer has the ability to make predictions that are consistently wrong so many times?

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[1] Jim Cramer’s net worth: How much does ‘Mad Money’s' stock-picking superhost make?
[2] Jim Cramer and the Art of Being Wrong

Quote from: Carbitcoin on February 14, 2024, 07:08:33 PM

To succeed in trading you will need years of hard work and sufficient capital.  Money is not earned that easily and free cheese can only be found in a mousetrap. If you can continually reduce these errors, you'll be one step closer to sustainable profits.

It's a journey that will take a long time to become a successful trader. But once success does not mean that there will never be losses, losses will always be there, it's just that maybe it will be more minimized with enough experience and knowledge.

Yes it is true, sufficient capital will also be very decisive for the journey in trading, especially if we are still in the process of learning, I think we will have to spend more money, because the risk of losing money will be higher when we are still learning.