Quote from: Vx1 on May 18, 2024, 03:29:56 PM

I think the p2p trading method is good, and we can still carry out crypto trading activities on the exchange. I myself also use this method, so I send money to people for p2p transactions and I get crypto coins, be it Bitcoin or Altcoin. Likewise, if I want to withdraw money, I sell my crypto coins to my p2p partner and then the money is sent to my bank account. And so far I haven't had any problems, the fees are not too expensive in my opinion.

We can easily buy and sell bitcoins through P2P but OP wants to know how people in countries that don't allow all these crypto exchanges including bitcoins can buy bitcoins or sell bitcoins. If you have any idea about this then you can share here. From my idea as I said in previous post that here people of those countries can continue to buy and sell their bitcoins using VPN if you have any other way then please share that different way here.

VPN only unblocks internet access, it cannot provide trading even p2p for BTC/FIAT transactions (for local currency)... yes the point is that what is needed first is a service provider first, it must support the currency we have, it will be the same it is difficult to convert to foreign currency first and that will also have an impact when we want to sell BTC again.

Quote from: Mr. Allcrypto on March 12, 2024, 12:21:58 AM

As the topic clearly states it, what inspired you to gamble?

Entertainment inspired me to gamble. I gamble mainly for entertainment, I don't gamble for any other reason than that.  Although I gamble for fun, I only participate in one to two bets a week at most and I do not participate in any consecutive bets. There are many people looking for ways to make money based on gambling but I am not looking for ways to make money based on gambling. Maybe I'm still keeping myself pretty organized by not looking for a way to make money, otherwise I'd be addicted to gambling. I would say that one should always use a fixed budget of income for gambling and never use outside of the specified budget of income for gambling. Thus, if one can participate in gambling, he must be able to gamble responsibly and control himself.

Even though you have fun, I think you will be even happier if you get a profit or win from the gambling you do. Everyone likes money, so I'm sure you will feel a little regretful when you lose the bet. Maybe you can stop yourself from getting depressed, but the feeling of regret is definitely there, even if it's just a little.

Yes, as long as you are still able to bear the burden of the losses you cause by gambling, that's good. This means you are still in control and not bankrupt because of gambling.

Quote from: vegasus on May 14, 2024, 10:39:34 PM

Same for me, I am also not counting how many times I commonly check market every day. because it's often enough. Somehow it has become a habit that when holding a cellphone after stopping for a moment, the thing to do is open Whatsapp and then open the market.

I think most of us do the same. We don't count about checking the market frequently. It is not necessary to count it, why we must know it.  I only more often to check the market if I have a plan to sell my coins or I want to do daily trading. If it is a usual day, I sometimes didn't check the market. We know the market looks a bit sideway now.

Because I am a typical holder and don't make trading decisions very often, I rarely check market conditions. Initially, I often checked Bitcoin market conditions, but because there was never any impact or no action, I reduced my intensity in checking market conditions. I don't check the market, it doesn't mean I don't care about my assets, but this is also my strategy to be a little less emotional when there is FUD or when the market is correcting.

From my previous experience, my decisions are always messy because emotions are still involved. And my previous evaluation was to start using reason and mathematics to make decisions, rather than using emotion and heart.

jadi kalau bisa memanage keungan dengan baik, tentunya kedua investasi sama baiknya setidaknya saling melengkapi, tetapi masalah utama adalah dana yang akan diinvestasikan pasti sangat besar, dan tidak bisa menghindari hal itu.

Sebenernya besar atau kecil itu relatif, namun kebanyakan orang punya mimpi yang besar untuk mendapatkan keuntungan, jadi terpaksa memperbesar modal dengan harapan bisa mendapatkan keuntungan yang lebih besar pula dari hasil investasi yang dilakukan. Terutama untuk properti, sejujurnya pasar properti ini sangat ketat, kalau kita tidak bisa melihat peluang, mungkin posisi kita akan stuck dan tidak ada pergerakan sama sekali. Sales dan marketing di industri properti selalu jor-joran kalau soal ngiklan, terlebih ketika kontak langsung dengan calon client, setidaknya skill komunikasi dan negosiasi juga harus bagus, agar kemungkinan closingnya lebih besar.

Mungkin menurut ane yang lebih mahal dalam industri ini adalah ilmunya, meski butuh uang banyak juga, tetapi ilmu ini dulu yang lebih penting.

Both a wallet and an exchange.

80% in the wallet 20% in the exchange if you are not looking to sell.

60% in the wallet 40% in the exchange if you are looking to sell

if you do sell pull most of the cash out.

always fear exchanges many crash an burn or get hacked.

I still think the portion you explained is at a reasonable level, I might want to help emphasize that this percentage is more likely to be appropriate for a budget that is allocated to cryptocurrency only, because I'm afraid there are still people who misunderstand this percentage. Never assume that 20% is from all your assets in savings, investments or in the form of assets, because it will be too unbalanced.

What we need to remember is, no exchange has perfect security, so all sorts of bad things could happen at any time, including hacking or other things that can cause loss of assets.

I think I saw signs of a bullish market starting, opening with prices starting from $61k now to $65k... this movement has definitely changed market sentiment which thought Bitcoin would experience another correction, even though this was the starting point for the upward bounce that would occur for the next few weeks.

I am still very confident that the price will tend to stabilize and rise from today. I hope my calculations aren't wrong this time.

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Bitcoin has a high price only because Bitcoin was the very first of the cryptocurrencies; there are many cryptocurrencies that have a much smaller supply than Bitcoin and they may not cost anything at all just because they were invented much later than Bitcoin.
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Ethereum has its own specialties that make it attractive than Bitcoin, while Bitcoin also has its fans for many reasons. Actually, from a functional perspective, I am more in favor of Ethereum because the smart contract feature really helps a lot in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Although the facts speak that investors for Bitcoin are bigger and more numerous because Bitcoin is a pioneer.

Between Bitcoin and Ethereum both are the best coins at the moment, so if you don't like one of them, you still have a good choice of coins to use as an investment vehicle.