0xDiamond

I personally prefer day trading. The stress from funding rates and liquidation risks is too much. A six-month plan focusing on accumulation sounds better than day trading.

I’ve got two strategies going on. One part is for active trading, the other for long-term holding. When the market is moving, it’s a good time to grab quick profits.

I thought Bitcoin would fall to around $55k, but here we are, still holding around $60k. I’m DCA at $64k and just holding. Prices have risen to $70k, but I’m waiting to see if we break above $74k or if it dips back to…

So you mean bull trap? Market jumps, then bounces back to 60k? Current events affect the price too. If it holds above that 71-72k zone, we might see a push back up.

Right? Even the best technical analysis can’t predict market moves when high-profile figures make sudden announcements.

Do you wanna locate the address or the IP? What’s your goal? Sounds like you might want to find the holder's wallet location. But transactions are kinda secretive. Servers send out data packets to get your balance, but…

People on this forum should be taking notes. There’s enough info here to help avoid these traps.

I’ve got some small miners continuously averaging down, and a couple on ckpool. Works for me.

Seriously, if you’re still debating selling now, what are you doing? Bitcoin bottomed ages ago at 15k. If you’re up now, just take some profits. It’s always the hardest to sell when it feels like the top isn’t here yet.…

You can actually earn more with Bitcoin than your day job if you're smart about it. But remember, you can't earn without risking some capital. It's good to have a stable job while exploring crypto.

I did take some profits recently too, but now I’m staking my stablecoins to earn some APY while waiting. Just need to keep some liquid in case of market moves.

I’ve only used two wallets since I started with Bitcoin. Electrum for active transactions and Trezor for cold storage. It’s key to keep most of my funds secure.

The convenience is definitely appealing. People want to gamble without involving banks and revealing too much about themselves.

Keeping a position open for months means paying fees. I really wouldn’t recommend it. Spot trading avoids all that stress.

If you’re just flipping for profit, that’s normal. Just keep an eye on project backgrounds so you know what to expect if you decide to participate. I got worn out from all the requirements, so now I just flip coins…

If you snagged some BTC or ETH during the market dip after that Trump announcement, great job! Looks like folks are jumping on the chance to grab cheaper coins. Prices are correcting now, but I think if this news…

So, a Canadian court just seized over a million bucks in Bitcoin. Seems like they’re cracking down on the dark web buyers. This is getting serious.

I like entering trades before the week wraps up. Fridays often see a slight dip, probably cause people are gearing down for the weekend. It’s like a mini pattern I noticed.

Totally. You shouldn’t bank on those numbers showing up in your wallet without a proper transfer. Until then, it’s just an illusion of wealth.

Right now, alts are just following BTC. We should wait a bit before jumping to conclusions, as they seem to be consolidating. If we break some trend lines, I might change my mind.