I don't really understand it, tbh
Do you have some links where I could learn?
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
I don't really understand it, tbh
Do you have some links where I could learn?
I just know about it through my exchange but my exchange is exclusive to my region so.
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
I don't really understand it, tbh
Do you have some links where I could learn?
https://ethereum.org/en/eth2/staking/
Here, I found this. My exchange also allows Bitcoin staking, max being 3 Bitcoins.
Originally posted by Scaletta
Once BTC makes a monthly close above 20k I would say the accumulation period is officially over and we get a 1-2 year full bull run.
Sooo Bitcoin ended December at around $29k USD, hit its local top of nearly $42k USD on 8th Jan 2021, went through a swift correction down to about $32k and has since recovered to around $37k today.
Congratulations to everybody who is already onboard, but as I said before, this bullrun is far from over. Any large dips (10% or more in a day) should be viewed as a prime buying opportunity.
Last week: Tesla announces $1.5 billion bitcoin purchase
Today: $50k BTC ![]()
Soon: 6-digit BTC
This week: I still stay away.
Although perhaps a small investment would be no more risky than poker
Originally posted by SDK1987
Indeed, but decent change it could increase a lot in a week as well.
haha true that.. it is going up now.. 9% today
huge fluctuations though.
It makes you wonder what forces are driving it -- are they "natural" or are they manipulations?
Looks like the recovery is stalling...
https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=XBT&to=USD
Bitcoin itself doesn't seem to have been involved
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/03/feds-indict-john-mcafee-for-cryptocurrency-pump-and-dump-fraud/
Judging by the graph, though, it wouldn't surprise me if someone was...
From Feb 22 to 28 ₿ lost nearly 25% of its value.
It has nearly recovered.
https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=XBT&to=USD
After the record 57887 on Feb 21, it dropped to 43472 on the 28th.
It's back up to just over 57K atm, but fluttering a bit.
https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=XBT&to=USD
It is difficult to have an edge in currency trading.
If we might think that bots in poker are problem, complex currency trading bots not only exist, but they're perfectly legal.

