BTC down 10% just now - Why?

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1.5 more weeks and I can day trade mini BTC futures!

more things to trade ---> more trading opportunities
 
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maxinger said:
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1.5 more weeks and I can day trade mini BTC futures!

more things to trade ---> more trading opportunities
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Good luck! I hope the volume will be good, but the issue is that those CME futures do not trade 24/7 and subject to spot volatility exposure after hours

FTX and Binance are great for perp futures if you're outside of the US
 
tsznecki said:
So you admit gold has no intrinsic value? After all those responses to me defending gold?

LOL. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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Yup you got me. I can't explain how gold is valued.

However I'd take gold as a payment for something. I trust that gold will have some value, even if i can't explain what it is. I wouldn't take a crypto currency because I don't understand it.
 
johnarb said:
Good luck! I hope the volume will be good, but the issue is that those CME futures do not trade 24/7 and subject to spot volatility exposure after hours

FTX and Binance are great for perp futures if you're outside of the US
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CME opens about 21 hrs / day.
That is actually more than enough for day trading.
 
Tradex said:
You truly believe that we can send/receive money via this bullshit "money" called crypto and remain "anonymous" and "untraceable"...? :cool:
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To a large extent, yes. What ties a wallet onto a person exactly? When I make a wire transfer with currencies, I need to supply my name, address, copies of my IDs, tax agencies will probably have a look at it at some point and so forth. Cash is even worse because it's physically difficult to move between countries while carrying large amounts.
 
d08 said:
To a large extent, yes. What ties a wallet onto a person exactly? When I make a wire transfer with currencies, I need to supply my name, address, copies of my IDs, tax agencies will probably have a look at it at some point and so forth. Cash is even worse because it's physically difficult to move between countries while carrying large amounts.
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Indeed !
 
d08 said:
To a large extent, yes. What ties a wallet onto a person exactly? When I make a wire transfer with currencies, I need to supply my name, address, copies of my IDs, tax agencies will probably have a look at it at some point and so forth. Cash is even worse because it's physically difficult to move between countries while carrying large amounts.
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Now you have at least two people on both sides of the fence who know you are dumb. @Tradex might be a crypto bear but at least he understands the technology. If you think BTC is anonymous the doctor should have slapped your parents when you were born.

We are all still waiting for your intrinsic value calculation of gold. LOL.
 
d08 said:
........ Cash is even worse because it's physically difficult to move between countries while carrying large amounts.
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Hasn't stopped the drug trade for decades.

But not everyone needs to move suitcase loads at a time. Just like crypto cash is divisible in any amount and any quantity.
 
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