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  • 2023 cryptocurrency trading tactics

    2023 cryptocurrency trading tactics
    2023/01/25
    Over the past few years, cryptocurrency appears to have taken the world by storm, with online trading experiencing a sharp rise in user popularity. You might have been tempted to purchase cryptocurrency for yourself if you've been following everything that's been happening in the vast world of cryptocurrencies. The first thing you should do if that is the case is decide on the trading strategy you'll use. Contrary to popular belief, there are a lot of options available when it comes to trading strategies. Let's look at some of the best ones that might position you for success in the cryptocurrency trading industry! Bitcoin day trading Trading cryptocurrency in a day entails taking a position in the market and closing it out the same day. The cryptocurrency market is popular for its turbulence and swift price changes, which attracts day traders. That being said, any day trader entering the market will require a strong strategy. When day trading in cryptocurrencies, one can use one of two strategies. These are the cryptocurrency scalping strategy and the cryptocurrency arbitrage strategy. The goal of the day trader using the scaling strategy is to profit from an increase in trading volume. This entails making a small profit from the trade and exiting trades a few minutes after entering them. A scalper trades with the intention of making small, regular profits. In order to find small opportunities, they "scalp" the market. Because the profit is typically quite small when using this strategy, they will typically require a lot of capital to be profitable. Undoubtedly, one of the most used trading methods today is arbitrage. It entails buying a coin on one platform, then selling it using the price differential between the two platforms on another. The arbitrage strategy, like scalping, typically produces small profits, so the larger the order, the more profit is made. Bitcoin range trading Another trading strategy that involves buying and selling cryptocurrencies within a specific price range is called "crypto range trading." Range trading's only objective is to profit greatly from the cryptocurrency market's volatility by buying low and selling high within a predetermined range. Range trading is predicated on the idea that a cryptocurrency's price will fluctuate over time within a specific range. By analysing historical price information and identifying significant support and resistance levels, this range can be determined. In many trading situations, the cryptocurrency will stay within a given range for a considerable amount of time. To increase their chances of making a profit, major players will deliberately and methodically manipulate coin prices both up and down. Because it can be challenging to spot these patterns, range traders should pay close attention to overbought and oversold areas. When a stock is overbought, buyers have more than sufficiently satisfied their needs, and the stock is most likely to sell. When it is oversold, the opposite is true. Traders can find these zones with the aid of charting indicators found in any dependable charting programme. Stochastic Oscillator and Relative Strength Index are two common indicators used for this purpose. crypto average dollar cost (DCA) Regardless of the price, a trader buys a set dollar amount of a cryptocurrency at set intervals when using the dollar-cost averaging trading strategy in the world of cryptocurrencies. By spreading out the purchase of the cryptocurrency over time, this tactic aims to lessen the impact of volatility. When trading cryptocurrency, one of the main advantages of using dollar cost averaging is that it prevents traders from basing decisions on short-term price fluctuations. Investors can avoid the urge to buy at a high price and sell at a low price by making a fixed investment at regular intervals. trading cryptocurrencies quickly (HFT) A trader employing the HFT strategy seeks to profit from slight price variations and liquidity discrepancies in the cryptocurrency market. In order to execute trades at extremely high speeds that are well beyond the capacity of a human, crypto HFT makes use of sophisticated algorithms and cutting-edge technology, including trading bots. In just a few seconds, this highly automated trading strategy can execute thousands of trades. As long as the trading bot is connected to the exchange, it continuously executes trades while monitoring the cryptocurrency market. Based on the trading logic that has already been provided, it executes these trades. Bitcoin technical analysis Technical analysis of cryptocurrencies is a method for assessing them by examining their historical price and trading data. The goal of technical analysis is to spot market patterns and trends so that traders can make well-informed trades. This technical analysis trading strategy is predicated on the idea that prices in the past have some bearing on prices in the future. One of the fundamental tools in this strategy is ...
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  • Why Is Crypto So Filled With Scams?

    Why Is Crypto So Filled With Scams?
    2022/10/06
    To the outside world, cryptocurrency is that part of the internet where you can lose money to scams and rugpulls. It's where some YouTuber tells you about a token called PAMP or SAFEMOON that is about to PUMP 1000x and YOU NEED TO BUY RIGHT NOW TO GET ON THE ROCKETSHIP. Isn't that what crypto is? Bankless readers are aware that this is not the case. Bankless sees cryptocurrency as a land of opportunity, a new frontier, a digital world built on free and open-source software that allows us to break free from the Wall Street and Silicon Valley institutions that have enslaved us. So, why do most people believe cryptocurrency is full of scams? And why do people keep coming to learn about it if it's full of scams? What piques their interest? Or is cryptocurrency just a big con? Today's article introduces my "Concentric Circles of the Crypto Industry" model, which explains why so many people outside of the crypto industry believe it is a scam. This mental model can help crypto-newcomers navigate the Dark Forest of crypto with a little more ease, and with a little more understanding of the types of people you find in crypto — which ones to pay attention to, and which ones to avoid. There are four concentric circles. A set of four concentric circles is my model for who makes up the crypto industry. The Core Devs are in the centre, with the rest of the world on the outside and the Crypto Believers and Grifters in the centre. * The Core Developers. * Crypto enthusiasts. * The swindlers. * The remainder of the world. Core Developers Let's begin in the middle. The Core Devs are the architects and philosophers who are constructing this industry from the ground up. They have a thorough understanding of the world's current problems, how cryptography and blockchain technology can help to solve them, and the radical implications for the future. They understand the philosophy, code, and moral good that this technology has the potential to bring to the world. This is what we mean by "crypto values." In this circle, you'll find Satoshi Nakomoto, the Bitcoin's anonymous creator, who birthed the Bitcoin blockchain before slowly disappearing into the internet because he knew Bitcoin would be better without a leader. Vitalik Buterin, the creator of Ethereum, is also present. Vitalik is a digital monk, a master of cryptography, philosophy, math, and, of course, crypto-economics. Vitalik aspires to create public goods and social systems that benefit the entire world. Even though he is extremely wealthy, he has been known to sleep in hostels and live out of a single backpack in order to avoid consuming more resources than he requires. He is a crypto-monk for the modern era. Working as a Core Dev can be a thankless task. Building open-source software is frequently under-appreciated and compensated in proportion to the value it adds to the world. Every day, Bitcoin Core developers work to improve Bitcoin. Every week, Ethereum core developers meet in public to discuss what to work on next and what society needs from the foundations they're laying. These people are here because they believe in the mission, see a brighter future ahead, and want to help build it. The Core Devs are the purists at the heart of the cryptocurrency universe, and their leadership creates the ultimate gravitational pull. These are the revolutionaries with good hearts and sound minds, and they are fighting for a cryptographic-power future... and they're all huge nerds in the best way possible. We are here to help them... and they are here to help us. Believers in cryptocurrency The Crypto Believers are the next to speak up. These are the users of crypto power. These people believe in the same future that the Core Devs do, and they live on the foundations that the Core Devs have laid. However, this circle is not limited to users! Application developers, DAO members, and businesses are all creating interwoven layers of products and services based on these new protocols. Ethereum is a protocol around which we all organise. Apps like Uniswap, Aave, and Maker are built with smart contracts on the Ethereum app layer. Ethereum is used to organise DAOs such as BanklessDAO, PleasrDAO, and even Constitution DAO. Companies such as venture funds, news agencies, and media companies, such as Bankless, also organise around Ethereum. This circle is populated by locals rather than tourists. These are crypto citizens who are constructing structures in this new frontier, testing products in their early stages, gradually becoming bankless by managing their money and property on crypto rails, and creating new digital identities for themselves. These settlers have come to live in an open and free metaverse that has been built with open-source software and the open-source ethos. These are people like Rune Christensen, who saw the need for a decentralised dollar and developed the MakerDAO vision... Before DAOs even existed! Now, billions of DAI exist to escape the mismanagement of ...
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  • Kim Kardashian has been fined $1.25 million for promoting cryptocurrency on social media. Could Other A-Listers Be Charged?

    Kim Kardashian has been fined $1.25 million for promoting cryptocurrency on social media. Could Other A-Listers Be Charged?
    2022/10/04

    Kim Kardashian agreed to pay a massive fine on Monday for failing to disclose that she was paid to promote the EthereumMax cryptocurrency. Kardashian agreed to pay the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) $1.26 million in penalties to settle charges that she illegally promoted crypto tokens on her Instagram account, inviting her 328 million followers to invest.

    "This is not financial advice," Kardashian wrote on Instagram in June 2021. "However, I'd like to share what my friends just told me about the EthereumMax token!"

    Among the hashtags used was "#ad," but the post also included a link to EthereumMax's website, which detailed how to purchase the digital tokens.

    Kardashian faces a massive fine

    On Monday, the SEC announced the charges against the social media sensation. According to the SEC's order, Kardashian failed to disclose that she was paid $250,000 to publish a post about EMAX tokens on her Instagram account. She agreed to settle the charges, pay $1.26 million in penalties, disgorgement, and interest, and cooperate with the ongoing investigation of the Commission.

    "This case serves as a reminder that just because celebrities or influencers endorse investment opportunities, including crypto asset securities, that doesn't mean those investment products are right for all investors," SEC Chair Gary Gensler said. "We encourage investors to consider the potential risks and opportunities of an investment in light of their own financial goals."

    Furthermore, Gensler stated that the case should serve as a reminder to celebrities and others that the law requires them to disclose when and how much they are paid to promote investing in securities to the public.

    Some experts believe Kardashian may have tried to argue that the "#ad" was sufficient to satisfy the SEC's rules, but the SEC noted in its filing against the influencer that the Securities Act explicitly requires the disclosure of the amount received for the publicity of a security.

    Kardashian made no mention of being paid $250,000 to promote the EMAX tokens in her post.

    "Kim Kardashian isn't the only celebrity to get into cryptocurrency trouble," explained Pund-IT technology analyst Charles King via email.

    "In 2018, boxer Floyd Mayweather and music producer DJ Khaled paid $600,000 and $150,000 in SEC fines for failing to disclose fees they were paid for endorsing Centra Tech, respectively," King continued.

    Social Media Investment Tips

    The SEC actually encourages investors to conduct their own research and discourages anyone from relying on paid celebrity endorsements. Nonetheless, many young investors today continue to look to social media, particularly influencers on the platforms, for sound financial advice. According to a 2021 CreditCards.com survey, approximately 52% of millennials and Generation Z received financial advice from social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, and found the advice to be trustworthy.

    The SEC may target other influencers and celebrities who have failed to disclose that they were paid to promote cryptocurrency, and Kardashian may be the first, but not the last, to face SEC scrutiny and fines.

    "Given her high public profile, Kim Kardashian's $1.26M fine could be evidence that the SEC is also targeting crypto-promoting celebrities like Tom Brady and Matt Damon," he added. "While the SEC fine is unlikely to have a significant financial impact on Kardashian, investors are reportedly suing her and Mayweather for failing to disclose the payments they received from EthereumMax."

    Since Kardashian's promotion, the EMAX cryptocurrency has lost 95% of its value. As a result, even if many of the celebrities who promoted crypto on social media do not face SEC scrutiny, it is likely that few will continue to promote digital currencies in the future.

    "Those are risks that sensible people, including celebrities, would prefer to avoid," King said, adding, "especially given Kardashian's relatively paltry $250k for her endorsement."
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