I think that halving the supply of bitcoin shouldn't necessarily lead to an increase. Yes, bitcoin has grown, but I would not associate it with halving. I think the situation in the markets is now determined by the Fed's printing press. This is the main reason for the growth of all markets, including cryptocurrencies.

I believe that a combination of several factors, including halving and the economic crisis, will lead to a positive change in the Bitcoin exchange rate, which make investors look for more efficient assets for investment. That is why, in my opinion, it is a coincidence of circumstances that leads to a new bull run.

Judging by the new data, which is very widely spread in the information space, a new project is entering the market, which will enable the residents of India to receive a very wide range of services for all cryptocurrency users. This project is now even run by a Bounty company called Bintex. I do not advertise this project, but still I would like people to take a closer look at it, since there are very positive reviews everywhere.

Quote from: Quart on November 17, 2020, 11:31:08 PM

Crypto in 2020 already experienced great improvement. As predicted after halving of Bitcoin, the price of most crypto coins are getting to increase quite high day after day. I assume that the price trend will continue as positive trend untill the next year. So, let's see how high the prices of crypto coins to move up.

You are too confident that the price of cryptocurrency will go up until next year, are you sure there will be no correction?
I have started to exit the market little by little, Thursday is my last day out of the market, I see that there will be a correction soon.
Yes, this is just my analysis, however what determines is the market.

One way or another, if we are talking about short-term investments, then today everyone acts according to their research or beliefs. But considering the long-term investment, I think it's very early to panic and exit Bitcoin. In any case, there will be a larger number of those bitcoin holders who, according to their research, expect a correction and accordingly will adjust the market by their actions, selling their coins.

I'm fully aware that cryptocurrency is a place to start new lifestyle and good opportunity to invest then save money. Some of us here are investors, some of us are hunters, some are hunter at the same time investor.
I'm just wondering about hunters who believe there are more crypto users in the world. But they are not aware that themselves aren't user just an exchanger. After they received tokens, they are often asking when exchange, Where exchange listing. Super excited about trading the tokens. They couldn't hold the token even a year.
So tell me how you say you are a crypto user if you are just here to earn token and immediately trade after listing?

I believe that in this situation it is not necessary to apply one standard for all Bounty Hunters. I started my activity with bounty companies back in 2016 and many of the rewards that I received over 4 years are still stored in my wallets. In addition, I always use Bounty companies in order to invest the rewards received in more profitable, at my discretion, projects. I don’t invest a single penny from my home budget in cryptocurrency, but today I have quite attractive volumes of some of the most popular cryptocurrency assets. I would like to hear from you the definition of who do you consider a user of cryptocurrency?

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