My plan is also quite simple ( especially for poor guy like me lol
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- Collect BTC for some faucet also from PTC's
- go for gambling casino or sportsbook
- If i profit .. i will be rich .. if i lose back to step 1
a good plan, but I think gambling will not make you rich, I would suggest to play a trade, we almost have a plan, but I do not plan to get rich from gambling, but from trade and investment. because I think gambling is too risky
Welp ... i didnt know much about trading ..do you know where i can find complete & well written guide for trading ? i think im interested but its look like so difficult .. do we have to learn numbers or binaries ? hahaa
also can you recommend me some trusted bitcoin trading platform ?? thanks in advance
Start with real small numbers (maybe trading less than 1% of your BTC portfolio) and practice about how not to get too greedy. As you get better at it, then you can understand more about the dynamics and to increase your amounts.... Don't worry about your past performance and that you could have made more money if you had been trading with more. The most important thing is to figure out a profitable method that works no matter BTC's price direction, and then you can later apply that method, whether BTC prices are $100 per BTC or $10k per BTC.
I believe that I have a profitable method that I began practicing in October 2015.. and I have learned a lot during that time to continue to practice and to learn how to improve it in accordance with my own particular circumstances. Currently, I am only trading between about 5% and 10% of my total BTC portfolio holdings, and my amount is so high, merely because there was more than 150% BTC price appreciation between when I started and now.
dayuumm ... thanks for explanation ... maybe i should try demo account first .. nah the real problem is majority of trading program is requiring deposit ... i cant lose my money with this ..but i will trying anyway ..thanks in advance
You are being a bit patronizing in your response. You asked for feedback, and I gave some feedback based on my personal experiences and I did not suggest trading with a demo account - although for some people, a demo account may be a good idea to get some practice and to get acquainted. I personally would not recommend a demo account because I believe that it is better to have some personal stake in the game, even if your initial trading amounts start out small. Furthermore, there are plenty of venues in which you can trade as low as $5 per trade, which may be good for starters, but soon will grow to higher amounts, and even with $5 at a shot, the trades could add up to such a degree that prices move far and quickly and then justify close to a $100 trade, even though the incremental amounts were only $5 each.
My point is that if you are not sure about what you are doing in respect to trading then experience can be one of the best teachers and even help to make book learning become more concrete after you have practiced on your own for a while (and maybe even lost some money hahahahaha), then you start small, and of course the amount is going to be somewhat in line with your risk profile and personal financial circumstances.
A frequent mistake is that people get greedy and play with too much while they are learning, and then they fail to learn because they are trading based on emotions and guessing rather than creating profitable long-term strategies... and that becomes a form of gambling rather than measured and long term profitable trading.
Even though I prefer BTC prices to go up, my personal BTC trading strategy does not really vary too much based on whether I believe prices are going up or going down..
I just stack up my planned trades for either price direction and then adjust those trades accordingly based on the price movements and for how long or how quickly prices travel in one direction or another.
Over time, my BTC holdings have grown, my average cost per BTC has come down and my BTC portfolio becomes more and more resilient and able to endure (and profit from extensive downward BTC price movements, if and when they take place). But my portfolio continues to be stacked towards betting on upwards price movement and accumulating more BTC, even while selling and even while prices are likely to be continuing to be going up.