- Oct 2, 2011
- 27,294
- 15,000
Why not GDAX?
Why not GDAX?
- Jul 13, 2005
- 35,388
- 27,008
This binance referral program is nuts 
- May 5, 2016
- 1,052
- 1,981
So I signed up for kucoin but I’m not getting the email verification even though it’s saying it sent, anyone else have problems like this?
- Nov 25, 2007
- 4,257
- 659
- Mar 19, 2013
- 47,259
- 96,824
Are you using gmail?
I tried with my gmail at first, i would receive the verification email but whenever i clicked the link it would give me an error. Did it with my hotmail and it worked the first time.
Also, past week or ive been having issues with gmail. Sometimes emails dont come through. Maybe try another type of email
- May 5, 2016
- 1,052
- 1,981
No I’m using yahoo
- Aug 19, 2015
- 8,317
- 7,167
This binance referral program is nuts
Huh? This?
https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002423451-Binance-Referral-Program
- Jun 15, 2013
- 26,176
- 23,121
HAVE you sold anything yet?
Fap and others, when do you guys sell and rebuy?
I think I'm at the point for ETH to sell N wait for a dip, thoughts?
- Oct 2, 2006
- 692
- 266
check spam
- Aug 4, 2005
- 35,029
- 16,945
Im having issues sending eth from GDAX.
I tried a small test amount using litecoin with gdax. It works
Seems like it's the ethereum network that's having issues
- Oct 2, 2006
- 692
- 266
It's kinda hard to swing trade ETH, i'd just hold
- Jun 15, 2013
- 26,176
- 23,121
Naw.. Imma sell soon and wait... maybe double them joints
- May 5, 2016
- 1,052
- 1,981
Nothing there either, just gonna try using s different email and see what happens
- Oct 24, 2010
- 94,423
- 33,487
This binance referral program is nuts
Yea dude must have a million referral who’s on top and make hundreds of trades each... sheesh
- Aug 6, 2012
- 57,849
- 61,579
I drive down the street and trx back up
- Nov 25, 2007
- 4,257
- 659
Or he just a huge whale and created two accounts and used his own referral code
- Oct 24, 2010
- 94,423
- 33,487
They don’t pay much off referral, gotta be tons of accounts under him moving big money to even give me any decent return
I got 12 referrals who are trading with a few K each and I’m literally get pennies in return
- Nov 25, 2007
- 4,257
- 659
They don’t pay much off referral, gotta be tons of accounts under him moving big money to even give me any decent return
I got 12 referrals who are trading with a few K each and I’m literally get pennies in return
Damnn lol....his circle of friends buying islands daily
Yep, I just got on Binance like 2 days ago and this was the way I did most of my transactions.
- Jul 18, 2012
- 12,997
- 5,248
moved everything to LTC. hoping to see this run in the next week
Majorbread
formerly 40inchboost
- Jul 16, 2009
- 4,489
- 3,321
^ Bold move trying to time it but I respect it. Have some LTC set to hit next week due to the coinbase delay.
Thinking out loud though, got to be so frustrating to want to get in but can only get $750 right away with coinbase and have to wait 5-10 days for a large bank transfer. Makes me think that January will continue to be popping as folks file in with larger $$
Thinking out loud though, got to be so frustrating to want to get in but can only get $750 right away with coinbase and have to wait 5-10 days for a large bank transfer. Makes me think that January will continue to be popping as folks file in with larger $$
- Dec 3, 2009
- 39,331
- 19,778
From litecoin Telegram
“Why all this crap happens...........
Cryptocurrency markets are unregulated. They are global. And they never sleep. This means they are rife with manipulation.
People often talk about “whales” manipulating the market, usually at the expense of “weak hands” or “normies”.
Here’s how it happens.
A whale is a person with a huge amount of money at their disposal. They have enough money to move the market.
Because many cryptos start out so cheap and become so expensive, early investors can become whales fairly easily. They are usually early investors, or just people with an awful lot of money.
If they want the market to tank, they make a number or big sell-orders below the current market piece. This can make the market drop very fast.
This then triggers people’s automatic sell orders and sends the market crashing even further.
Then ordinary investors see the market is tanking and the FUD cycle gets going.
To make things worse, the whales usually time their big sell-offs to coincide with bad news, or rumours. For example, all the China FUD in September.
The “normies” and “weak hands” are the people particularly prone to selling in these crashes.
Weak hands tend to have put in money they cannot afford to lose, and so can’t risk waiting out the crash. They are forced to sell.
Normies are people who heard the market it flying and want in. They haven’t done much research and don’t understand the bigger picture behind the crypto revolution.
Normies believe the mainstream press on bitcoin and are sure all this crypto nonsense is a bubble looking for a pin. But they also don’t want to miss out on the huge gains on offer. So when their suspicions are proved right and the market dips, they think it’s the end and they sell.
This is why many of the crypto community talk badly about “weak hands” and “normies”. If it wasn’t for them, there would be fewer crashes and the crashes wouldn’t be as deep.
However, normies and weak hands are also the very same people FOMOing back in when the whales put in some big buy orders and send the market rebounding.
They are the fuel that powers the FOMO vs FUD cycle. And they are the ones bringing the majority of money into the market.
So although they get a lot of flak, they are the ones sustaining the market. They are the ones selling low and buying high. They are the proverbial impatient handing their money over to the patient.
As blockchain technology matures, it will create value for itself with world-changing applications and businesses. It will be less based on rumour and speculation and more on actual working businesses. That time is coming, fast.
But for now, it’s the speculators driving the market. So you can expect the FOMO and FUD cycles to continue.”
Very well put, btw I suggest if any of ya haven’t, to follow the telegrams for coins you are interested in, also if they run dischords...you can find some good hidden info in there
“Why all this crap happens...........
Cryptocurrency markets are unregulated. They are global. And they never sleep. This means they are rife with manipulation.
People often talk about “whales” manipulating the market, usually at the expense of “weak hands” or “normies”.
Here’s how it happens.
A whale is a person with a huge amount of money at their disposal. They have enough money to move the market.
Because many cryptos start out so cheap and become so expensive, early investors can become whales fairly easily. They are usually early investors, or just people with an awful lot of money.
If they want the market to tank, they make a number or big sell-orders below the current market piece. This can make the market drop very fast.
This then triggers people’s automatic sell orders and sends the market crashing even further.
Then ordinary investors see the market is tanking and the FUD cycle gets going.
To make things worse, the whales usually time their big sell-offs to coincide with bad news, or rumours. For example, all the China FUD in September.
The “normies” and “weak hands” are the people particularly prone to selling in these crashes.
Weak hands tend to have put in money they cannot afford to lose, and so can’t risk waiting out the crash. They are forced to sell.
Normies are people who heard the market it flying and want in. They haven’t done much research and don’t understand the bigger picture behind the crypto revolution.
Normies believe the mainstream press on bitcoin and are sure all this crypto nonsense is a bubble looking for a pin. But they also don’t want to miss out on the huge gains on offer. So when their suspicions are proved right and the market dips, they think it’s the end and they sell.
This is why many of the crypto community talk badly about “weak hands” and “normies”. If it wasn’t for them, there would be fewer crashes and the crashes wouldn’t be as deep.
However, normies and weak hands are also the very same people FOMOing back in when the whales put in some big buy orders and send the market rebounding.
They are the fuel that powers the FOMO vs FUD cycle. And they are the ones bringing the majority of money into the market.
So although they get a lot of flak, they are the ones sustaining the market. They are the ones selling low and buying high. They are the proverbial impatient handing their money over to the patient.
As blockchain technology matures, it will create value for itself with world-changing applications and businesses. It will be less based on rumour and speculation and more on actual working businesses. That time is coming, fast.
But for now, it’s the speculators driving the market. So you can expect the FOMO and FUD cycles to continue.”
Very well put, btw I suggest if any of ya haven’t, to follow the telegrams for coins you are interested in, also if they run dischords...you can find some good hidden info in there
- Oct 2, 2006
- 692
- 266
yeah, unless ltc has some news I don't see moving everything there makes any sense during this alt bull run
Majorbread
formerly 40inchboost
- Jul 16, 2009
- 4,489
- 3,321
^ Yup this why we HODLIN 
- Jul 18, 2012
- 12,997
- 5,248
im still holding a few k TRX n XLM. but LTC is poised to double up.. im speaking it into existance hah
