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FYI a lot of people keep there money on exchanges and keep it perfectly safe. But just to know if you don’t plan on trading then that’s the safest way to store your coins. \n\nThis gets into the Wallet discussion. As I said, wallets are on all exchanges. IF the exchange allows you to trade a certain coin, it will have a corresponding wallet for you to hold it. Now if you want to keep your funds OFF the exchanges then each coin should have their own wallet. (People are hesitant to keep funds on an exchange because of Mt.Gox collapse. Just Google it and you’ll get the history of the collapse of the exchange and how people lost millions). \n\nMyEtherWallet is a site that allows you to store any coins that are built off the Ethereum Platform (over 800+ coins). Although its not an exchange it also has its risks of being hacked. 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Keep your keys safe. \n\nNext thing is to back up all exchanges and your email address with Google Authenticator (2FA). This generates a secret six digit password to your phone every 15 seconds so even if someone stole your password and username on an exchange they also have to get onto your phone, open up your Google Authenticator App and input the six digit code that pops up within that 15 seconds. This is a trusted, Google application. This should be used everywhere you need to keep information safe and private. You find the Google Authenticator App in the Mobile App Store. \n\nDo your due diligence on identifying what are fraudulent sites and scams. Personally, I don’t go on sites unless I read comments on Reddit first. Typically, your safe to go on the coins actual site because if it was fraudulent, on the same google search page it should have Reddit articles of people saying it’s a scam. So just be safe, use recognized sites as often as possible, and when in doubt; read on reddit first. \n\nOnly Trade cryptocurrency on laptops that are clean and that run malware protection (I recommend Malwarebytes), antivirus scanner (I recommend Norton Antivirus), and a Password Manager (if you choose Norton it comes with an Identity safe that allows you to safely store passwords. Keep these updated daily.\n\nUse strong passwords (15-20 characters) and keep your passwords different on each exchange. (Keep a record of passwords along with copies of private keys kept in a Fireproof/waterproof safe along with your hardware wallet and any other important secure information such as an External Hard Drive of your computer backed up). Don't use repeat passwords and change them every so often. This is why features like Identity Safe's or LastPass password managers work so well because It's impossible to memorize 30+ different username and password combinations. Aside from these tools never write your password list on your computer or print it. Always hand written and kept in a safe. People can easily hack your computer and hack your wifi printer and see what you've printed.\n\nProton Mail is a free email account that you can make that allows privacy and encryption. Ideally keep emails you use on exchanges different from ones you use on social media. \n\nYou can buy a VPN (NordVPN is very user friendly with a great interface and is under $4 a month) in order to keep your IP address Private if your concerned about privacy and spying. Most VPN's you have to pay for but you can use Opera Browser which gives you a free option to use a VPN. It works well and it is free. However you get more protection in a paid NordVPN than Opera VPN free.\n\nUse Browsers like Firefox instead of Internet Explorer and use search engines like DuckDuckGo (or Norton Search if you use Norton) to keep searches private. 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Just make sure you do lots of research before sending your coins to ICO’s. Make sure the companies are active on Twitter etc, make their management team public, etc. Or else you’ll be sending them Ethereum and waiting for them to Air Drop that ICO in your MyEtherWallet Account and months later realize it was a scam ICO. There have been ICO's that will say certain famous or reputable people are on the panel or make up some fictitious people and say they are the CEO or on the team. This is often hard to identify if its a scam or not. So unless you are positive and watch these guys on video and you can trust it's legit I just wouldn't risk it. But thats my opinion only!\n\nOne other thing. Keep long term holds in a wallet rather than an exchange. Exchanges are susceptible to hacks. When your money is on an exchange its not in your hands it's in the exchanges hands. Keep this in mind. 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      "body": "![sassd.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmeF5Ru8zxYUP7odozrSgAabYTHYS7tCAjRv9izNxhB4do/sassd.jpg)\n\nPost by: @CryptoLanger\n\nHey guys. Here is a brief overview on the terms used in cryptocurrency that I think it is important for you to know as you begin your journey. Keep referring back to the page as a cheat sheet! Any words not on here please leave a comment below or ask the community on the Discord Community Chat.\n\nBefore i get to the list. If you are wanting to get a technical and thorough explanation on \"how Bitcoin works under the hood\" then take the time to watch this video:\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx9zgZCMqXE\n\nHere's the Terminology you may need to know:\n\nHODL – Hold On For Dear Life (initially found on bitcointalk forum in 2013 when Bitcoin was crashing and there was a user who wrote a long story about how his GF is out at a gay bar and he’s at home hammered and Bitcoin is just crashing and he doesn’t care because “He’s HODLING!!!”. This was misspelt but other forum readers joked about how HODL stood for he is Holding on for Dear Life. Since then it’s been a golden quote used to Hold long term, through all dips and valleys. \n\nAltcoin - Any coin that is not Bitcoin\n\nExchange - A website that was built by a company to allow people to exchange Bitcoin for money or other Alt Coins. (Remember, these are safe; but they are still companies and companies are prone to hacks. Don't keep all of your funds on exchanges for long periods of time to reduce the risk of this ever happening to you)\n\na Satoshi - The smallest fraction of a Bitcoin you are able to own; which is 0.00000001 (8 decimal places). Example: Tron is wort 0.00000546 Satoshi. \n\nUTC - Universal Time, the time on which all cryptocurrency exchanges run on. \n\nRekt – When you buy something you took a risk on/shouldn’t have and you lose lots of money on it you were “Rekt”.\n\nBag Holder – When you buy Shit Coins (Altcoins that are going nowhere) in the purpose of trying to day trade and then you ride the pump but get hit on the dump (because you didn’t set a Stop Limit!) and now your stuck holding a bag of coins that your money is tied up in for a long time. \n\nPrivate Key - is a secret piece of data that proves your right to spend bitcoins from a specific wallet through a cryptographic signature. Here is how I explain Private keys vs a public key. Public keys are like your E transfer email address. If you want someone to E Transfer you money you give them the email address you want them to send it to. Your private key is basically your Mobile Banking Username and Password. Once you have access to your private keys (username/pw) you control everything to do with the funds within that account. This is why you never share private keys, only public keys.\n\n(To understand the difference between a Private and a Public key; see the following article):\nhttps://medium.com/@vrypan/explaining-public-key-cryptography-to-non-geeks-f0994b3c2d5\n\nHash Rate - is the measuring unit of the processing power of the Bitcoin network. The Bitcoin network must make intensive mathematical operations for security purposes. When the network reached a hash rate of 10 Th/s, it meant it could make 10 trillion calculations per second.\n\nDouble Spend- If a malicious user tries to spend their bitcoins to two different recipients at the same time, this is double spending. Bitcoin mining and the blockchain are there to create a consensus on the network about which of the two transactions will confirm and be considered valid.\n\nCryptography -  is the branch of mathematics that lets us create mathematical proofs that provide high levels of security. Online commerce and banking already uses cryptography. In the case of Bitcoin, cryptography is used to make it impossible for anybody to spend funds from another user's wallet or to corrupt the Blockchain. It can also be used to encrypt a wallet, so that it cannot be used without a password.\n\nBlock – A Block is a record in the block chain that contains and confirms many waiting transactions. Roughly every 10 minutes, on average, a new block including transactions is appended to the Blockchain through mining.\n\nBlock Chain -  is a public record of Bitcoin transactions in chronological order. The block chain is shared between all Bitcoin users. It is used to verify the permanence of Bitcoin transactions and to prevent double spending.\n\nConfirmation -  Means that a transaction has been processed by the network and is highly unlikely to be reversed. Transactions receive a confirmation when they are included in a block and for each subsequent block. Even a single confirmation can be considered secure for low value transactions, although for larger amounts like 1000 US$, it makes sense to wait for 6 confirmations or more. Each confirmation exponentially decreases the risk of a reversed transaction.\n\nBitcoin Address - is essentially the same thing as your home address. It’s the location from which you would receive, send or hold your currency. These addresses generally manifest in a long string of alphanumeric characters and will look something like:\nHj35j3ifdggj4456jgodop3lfpxznDfio\n\nA wallet address is the public portion of the two encrypted keys necessary for a holder to accept or verify a transaction.\n\nHalving - is the reduction of minable reward every so many blocks. For Bitcoin the Reward is Halved after the first 210,000 blocks are mined and then every 210,000 thereafter.\n\nMining - is the term used for discovering and solving blocks along the blockchain. A reward is given for solving the algorithm and lengthening the chain, called a mining reward. The mining reward for the Bitcoin blockchain is Bitcoin.\n\nA node - is essentially a computer connected to the Bitcoin network. A node supports the network through validation and relaying of transactions while receiving a copy of the full blockchain itself.\n\nP2P - is another way of saying Peer-to-Peer. Peer-to-peer has become a very large focus of blockchain as one of the biggest selling points is decentralization. Nearly every interaction on the blockchain can be fulfilled P2P, or without a centralized variable like a store, bank or notary.\n\nProof of work (PoW) - was a concept originally designed to sieve spam emails and prevent DDOS attacks. A Proof of Work is essentially a datum that is very costly to produce in terms of time and resources, but can be very simply verified by another party. The proof of work for Bitcoin is referred to as a “nonce,” or number used only once. This has been considered an energy intensive alternative to proof of stake as the computers unfortunately have to be on and running, which also drives the market towards centralization of hashing power… which is what the blockchain aims to defeat!\n\nProof of stake (PoS) - has been considered the greener alternative to PoW. Where PoW requires the prover to perform a certain amount of computational work, a proof of stake system requires the prover to show ownership of a certain amount of money, or stake.\n\nA signature - is the mathematical operation that lets someone prove their sole ownership over their wallet, coin, data or on. An example is how a Bitcoin wallet may have a public address, but only a private key can verify with the whole network that a signature matches and a transaction is valid. These are only known to the owner and are basically mathematically impossible to uncover.\n\nSmart Contracts - A two way smart contract is an unalterable agreement stored on the blockchain that has specific logic operations akin to a real world contract. Once signed, it can never be altered. A smart contract can be used to define certain computational benchmarks or barriers that have to be met in turn for money or data to be deposited or even be used to verify things such as land rights.\n\nFUD/FOMO – Fear, Uncertainty, Death; a common phrase used when people are trying to use scare tactics or doom and gloom articles to make others sell coins so they can buy in at cheaper prices. Fear Of Missing Out on the other hand is people letting there emotions get the better judgement of their goals/game plan.\n\nFiat - Any currency that is paper backed, centralized and regulated. (USD/CAD/YEN)\n\nPump and Dump - Someone who is manipulating the price of a coin to draw in new investors (pump) then they cash out and cause the price to fall (dump)\n\nWhitepapers - Each coin has their own white paper which outlines the details of their protocols/plans. You can find these on the coins main website. 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      "body": "![sasss.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmX7Ddp78FF8ZWgGzUKfYw1L6dSX4UhURx59cMpgENFTns/sasss.jpg)\n\nPost by: @CryptoLanger\n\nTwo steps as a subnote to this article: Download CoinStats app for your phone to track real time prices of your portfolio. Register to CoinTracking.info and keep track of your trades from the beginning so it doesn't lead to big headaches at tax time.\n\nDYOR. (Do Your Own Research). \n\nThis is really all there is to it. Like I mentioned in previous text, visit Reddit, Steemit, Bitcoin Talk Forums, read comments on Twitter and track coins that look promising based off their charts and past growth. Find their website (check reddit first to make sure nobody is claiming it’s a scam) and investigate. Things you want to find when searching for good coins:\n\n- Market Cap, Coins in Circulation and Total supply (A coin with 5 million total supply has a much easier chance increasing into the $100's than a coin with 50 billion total supply). Do the math on this to determine whats the value of the coin comparative to Bitcoin.\n\n- Price gains in the past\n\n- Strong, reputable, active management team? Are they on twitter a lot answering questions and posting news keeping investors engaged? Do they look like they have strong educational backgrounds?\n\n- Is the coin worth your investment? What are they trying to accomplish with this coin and who are there competitors? Do they have an advantage? Are they trying to fix something that isn’t broken? Or are they making new advancements that could be game changing and disruptive technology?\n\n- You’ve checked that the coin doesn’t have a bad reputation/scam coin etc?\nThat’s essentially it. Research well and see strong returns. Research poor and get stuck bag holding or Rekt! \n\nTailoring your Portfolio:\n\nFirst off, I should say these two points. Never invest more then you can afford to lose. And keep cryptocurrencies as a percentage of your overall investment portfolio. As in, stay invested in stocks. Yes, Crypto might have prettier returns. But to be an intelligent investor its up to you to be smart with your funds. Decide how much of a percentage you’d like as your high risk high reward bucket (based off years left of investing before retirement, current money situation, etc). \nNow that’s out of the way, you have your funds allocated for cryptocurrency and are trying to decide on how to make a balanced portfolio. One rule is different from stocks. You don’t Rebalance (as often). Due to the lack of market makers and many other differences it just doesn’t apply in the crypto markets. If you rebalanced your stocks each year, you would have significantly missed Ripples 36,000% 2017 run up or Bitcoin 1000% run up or Tron’s 800% run up in a week. Its fine to skim profits off a pump but just remember its such a young market still that lots of these coins are just simply growing and when the market dips it dips across the board so allocating to a different coin and losing your dirt cheap \nbuy point to move in to a coin more expensive doesn’t make sense here. \n\nThat is speaking in terms of coins you want to HODL. Create your portfolio how you see fit. If your going to be hands off then I would have a 100% HODL portfolio. If your going to be on the exchanges daily Id do a 25% HODL portfolio, 25% Day Trading, 25% Swing Trading, and 25% USDT (tether – which is essentially equivalent to $1USD at all times... it’s the loop hole for keeping your money in crypto without exchanging back to fiat WHILE being able to shelter it away from the dips of crypto markets in the days there are blood in the streets of the markets). Percentages are irrelevant they are just guidelines, go based off which coins you want and how much you want to hold of each. \n\nWays to diversify:\n\n- Large Cap/Small Cap coins \n\n- Types of coins (Privacy, Currency, Platforms, financial)\n\n- Cash out principle out of profits on big jumps and move to Tether for dips\n\n- Keep some coins on hardware wallets, some on exchanges\n\n- Some in ICO coins, some in top 10 coins, etc. \n\nThese are just ideas you can use. Ideally find coins you feel are disruptive, game changing technology that you would love to stick with long term and invest in these. And keep how many coins you own less than 10 ideally. (Don’t over diversify because if one of your coins takes off you want to hit the jackpot you don’t just want to watch an 800% ROI get you a measly $1000 profit. \n\nAlso, an FYI for the Cryptocurrency trading market. Brace yourself for volatility. Don’t expect 1000% gains without the sight of seeing 50-80% dips. With a market that produces gains that high its only all but healthy to see corrective dips occur to that extreme. The longer it goes without massive dips like that the more likely it becomes of an imminent massive dip. Just remember just look at history. If Bitcoin were going to die it would have died hundreds of times by now. (There is actually a Bitcoin Obituary site that tracks every time bitcoin crashes). Spoiler alert, each time it came back with higher and stronger. \n\nI can’t write my 2018 portfolio as the coins I hold will be changing throughout as a strategy, but I will say here’s my general class breakdown/game plan:\n\n1 HODL coin: Ethereum (eventually, 1BTC as well)\n\nDay Trading: Day Trade BTC/ETC and other Altcoins that show upward trends\n\nSwing Trading: Using Technican Analysis for entry and exit points\n\nMid range holds: Coins I like and swear by and believe they will have massive ROI in 2018. \n\nI will split the coins I own to ensure I have coins the spread across these classes:\n\n- Large Market Cap\n\n- Micro Market Cap (ICO’s that are just released on exchanges) \n\n- Privacy coin, Platform coin, Currency Coin (at least 1 of each)\n\n- I will use USDT(Tether) When I see a Pump occur in a coin to capture profits and save for rainy days. \n\n- If Market grows euphoric I will remove principle into USDT as you know its becoming evermore expected of an \nimminent correction. \n\n- Will TRY to keep under 10 coins. 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      "body": "Post by: @CryptoLanger\n\n![dsd.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmUfLMgBb8GUAKCP3dq6L3ccuq5JearRUNk6YL6tuDcguf/dsd.jpg)\n![dvsdsd.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmX6DZAKzFNpJUYATtnxvLriMscgPnh8Fn4c1AAPyBjfFC/dvsdsd.png)\n\nWe receive so many questions (mainly due to FOMO from twitter!) on how should you be trading? You hear some people praise HODL while others never hold a coin more then a couple hours at a time. Then there is others who do a bit of both. Ultimately; do what works for you! If you are great at Technical Analysis but also enjoy Fundamental Analysis of a coin (like myself) then do both. Here is a breakdown of different trade strategies that you can implement and decide for yourself. You can be a 100% Day Trader or a 100% long term hands-off investor, or do both! \n\nHODL – Long Term Investments:\n\nHODL is quite simple. Buy the coin, keep the coins in a safe wallet. Just make sure you DYOR to ensure the coin you are buying has long term potential. This, like a stock pick, would be a coin you could go weeks without knowing what the price of the coin was. You also wouldn’t lose sleep if the coin plummeted in price for weeks or months at a time. As a HODL coin, you are investing in the coins future. Not the current price of the coin. The price of the coin shouldn’t matter to you. If you are worried about a 25% dip or the coin staying stagnant for many months on\n\nDangers of a HODL’er:\n- Lethargy during a sideways market\n- Disregarding your strategy\n- Chasing somebody else’s dream\n- Believing somebody else’s FUD\n- Using money that you shouldn’t be \n- Failing to properly do a self risk analysis before investing\n- Feeling like you HAVE to do something or make moves \n(That quote was pulled from Twitter, unknown author)\n\nIf you can cope with these dangers then this type of investment will do well for you. This is a hands-off, long term method of investing. DYOR, find good coins with bright futures, buy and hold. Don’t worry about the daily percentages\n\nSwing Trading 101:\n\nSwing trading is essentially buying and selling coins (as investments) for quick profits rather then one long term profit in a HODL. This is when you find an opportunity in market dips (or more particularly specific coin dips) and you buy in low before the break out into its upward trend. You then can hold it for a few days to a week to even a month. Hold it until it reaches a peak or close to the next resistance level (or at a profit your satisfied with) and then sell it. Now with this trading you have to be considerate of the pairing your trading with. Example a BTC/TRX pairing; if you are swing trading TRX (buying at a dip it just had and plan on selling it in a week or so when TRX news release comes out as planned). You have to be aware of BTC price fluctuations. If you are holding out for a dip in TRX then your money is currently sitting in BTC. If BTC is in a downward trend you will be losing money while you wait for a further TRX dip. In this situation its best to either a) take a risk and put your money in an upward trending coin or b) shelter in Tether (USDT) until your ready to take your money and switch it to BTC and then right into TRX. This is only an issue if BTC is in a downward trend. If BTC is soaring then its even better to keep it in BTC until you are at your buy level with TRX. \n\nOne important note with swing trading is to only swing trade coins you feel have bright futures and wouldn’t mind holding if it continued to drop after you bought in. Don’t buy “Sh!!coins” or you’ll just hold bags not investments. \nSwing trading is beneficial if you have a fundamental understanding of technical analysis but it isn’t essential. I would be very comfortable swing trading as long as you have been paying attention to the mood of the market and the previous days/weeks of that coin your trading. If you find a coin that you know is making DEV progress, making announcements and keeping the public engaged on twitter, etc, and you see the coin in the past few months has been in an upward trend but the past week or two its taken a dip. Sometimes dips can simply be big whales cashing out followed by subsequent FUD sellers due to the sudden price dip. If you can pick up on these then that is all you need in swing trades. You just have to DYOR to make sure the price isn’t dipping for a reason. (Example: Bitconnect shutting down). \n\nDay Trading: \n\nDay trading is very dependent on technical analysis. One thing to note is that many of the indicators out there that are used so heavily in the stock market are also available in cryptocurrencies however they aren’t as reliable. To keep it simple; in the stock market there are market makers who will have thousands of “Apple” shares on standby and when the spread between bids and asks in Apple starts getting to far apart they will use those shares to fill the gap; reducing the market volatility. \n\nIn Cryptocurrencies there are no market makers. What makes these indicators successful are other traders doing the same things you are. If 1000 people know the support level of a coin then they will make sure they put there buy limit at that support level. This essentially creates a wall to protect from the chances of a further dip. Likewise, in a resistance level many traders will cash out before hand which is why its hard for the price of the coin to continue up past it. However, when bulls do break through that resistance you tend to see a strong upward trend as traders will ride the upward trend as that previous resistance level becomes the new support level.\n\nNow the most common indicators used for cryptocurrencies are Simple Moving Averages (20-50-100-200) MA’s, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. (more advanced users like PhilakoneCrypto and Eric Choe use Fib Retracements, Elliott Wave theory, etc). \n\nA 20-moving average means whatever chart your looking at there will be an average price of the past 20 of that specific measurement of time that will appear on the chart. So, if you’re in hours it will have the past 20-hour average. If its in days it’s a 20-day moving average, and so forth. This helps you recognize if your trading bullish (above the moving average) or bearish (below). Obviously, the higher the MA the more accurate it becomes. A 200-day moving average may be more reliable then a 20 day. \n\nAn RSI is an oversold or overbought indicator. An RSI less than 30 means its oversold and an RSI greater than 70 means its overbought. As the name implies its an indicator; an RSI of 20 can still drop. Conversely, an RSI of 80 can still climb. It’s just a tool of probability. \n\nBollinger bands coincide with the Moving Average. The bands are bracketed around the Moving Average and are there to track volatility. The wider the bands are away from the MA the more volatile the coin. Typically speaking, the more the coin trends toward the top band means the coin is overbought and when it trends close to the lower band its oversold. \nOne important thing to note is breakouts 90% of the time occur within the bands. It is a major event if there is a breakout outside of the bands. Note a breakout can be a rapid sell off or buy in. \n\nThese are the 3 common indicators. The best advice I can give to learn day trading is to research lots of youtube videos. \n\nhttps://babypips.com can teach you forex trading which is 95% the same as cryptocurrency trading. \n\nChart Guys, DataDash, BoxMining are all great guys to follow to learn trading material on Youtube. \n\nNote one thing to understand is to get used to trading in satoshi’s as that’s what the charts go by on exchanges. A Satoshi represents one hunred millionth of a bitcoin (the smallest unit of bitcoin currency recorded on the blockchain). This is written as 0.00000001 Satoshi (or sat’s). Now the unit of measurement on all exchanges on the right side of the graph in charts are in sat’s so its important to be able to identify when day trading what the difference in satoshi’s will be in USD. Download a iOS phone Bitcoin calculator that you can type in the price in satoshi and it will convert to usd. You can also do this by typing it in Google. \n\nHow to Day Trade aside from knowing technical chart analysis:\n\n- Best way to learn is find a pairing (BTC/TRX) and watch it for hours. Don’t put money just watch. Look at all the buys and the sells and watch how big sell walls come into play and recognize all the small purchase orders that keep changing (these are bots that do automated trading). \n\n- Find coins with high volume only\n\n- Ideally find coins in an upward trend and that are good coins to hold if you get stuck with it\n\n- Preplan an enter and exit strategy before entering the market. Set your buy price then right away set your market sell limit. This depends on how much your willing to take a loss on in order to get out safely and be able to use that money to continue day trading (maybe move to a different coin) and eventually you’ll make that loss back and then some. \n\n- Preplan an exit (sell). Don’t be greedy. 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It sounds exciting but many times you can lose lots of money in the blink of an eye on the dump. There is just too many people trying to dump there shares (at market) at once and it becomes too hard to sell them until usually your very far down in the red. \n\nCandle Stick Charts:\n\nCandle stick charts are used in Cryptocurrency as it factors in human psychology which is ideal in this type of volatile market. The Green candlestick bottom is the OPEN price of that period of time. The Green Candlestick bottom is the CLOSE price of that period of time. Now a Red Bottom means the OPEN price and the Red Top means the CLOSE (as it closed further down then its open price). The wick represents the quick price of buys or sells (depending if its above or below the stick) that occurred but were just quick and unable to maintain any substance. 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      "body": "Post by: @CryptoLanger\n\nCoin Forks:\n\n![rs=w 640.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRqiYzCALoSRNSSLS9W9b1YZj4V5CBDhsMzbm2AGYUU3t/rs%3Dw%20640.jpg)\n\nA Coin Fork is when a majority of Miners mining a coin see a need for change in a coin’s protocol. IF the majority of miners mining a coin can reach a consensus, they can do a direct Hard Fork from the current coin and create an “edited version” of that exact same coin. The reason for this is that once a coins protocol like Bitcoin was created, it can’t be changed. Some of these miners see a need for change in the current protocol in order to make the coin more functional, scalable, etc. Since they can’t change the protocol they have to create a new protocol directly off the old protocol. \n\n![scss.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZY6t4yhX7bupNCk8woU9KnKjJUCzPQ4PZgAQwkratY6P/scss.jpg)\n\nLet’s use Bitcoin as an example. A Majority of miners found bitcoin became too costly in transactions and became harder to scale and they reached a majority consensus to create a new bitcoin protocol that met those demands. They then created Bitcoin Cash. This Bitcoin Cash coin came directly off the Bitcoin Protocol. Meaning; whoever held Bitcoin at that time received an equivalent amount of Bitcoin Cash via Airdrop in their wallets. A coin can have numerous forks; Bitcoin has Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold; to name a few. \n\nA Coin fork is great to fix problems on an existing protocol and at the same time is great for somebody with a big bitcoin wallet. IF they were to be holding 1,000 BTC they would have been given 1,000 BCH for free. Which at its peak before this writing BCH sold for over $3,000 USD each.\n\nNow just because a coin forks it doesn’t mean the old version of the coin goes away. They now act as two stand alone coins and its up to the community to decide which coins they prefer. IF over time everybody stopped using Bitcoin and went to Bitcoin cash; then one day Bitcoin Cash would eventually become the new Bitcoin. Much like, Ethereum Classic was the old version of Ethereum and the new version of Ethereum is now called Ethereum. \n\nThere is no limit as to how much a coin can be forked. The community will decide if they like the forked coin or dislike the forked coin.\n\nThe following is information from CoinTelegraph on Coin Forks in 2017:\n\n![fwefwefwe.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmefC7Phhm8y6JL5Et7qFz9gEyYbXP7MsVVdTUYN2sAUp6/fwefwefwe.jpg)\n\nSegregated Witness:\n\nThe cryptocurrency  community as a whole grew increasingly frustrated with the issues  plaguing the Bitcoin protocol and different solutions have been proposed  over the past two years.\nSegregated Witness grabbed headlines in 2017, proposing two-fold changes to the Bitcoin network. The soft-fork, in August 2017,  cut a Bitcoin transaction data in two, moving the signature or  ‘witness’ data to the end of the transaction, effectively reducing the  size a transaction takes on a block which speeds up the network.\n\nThe  second proposed change, which was ditched at the eleventh hour, is  known as SegWit2x. This is a hard-fork, which would see block sizes  increased from 1 mb to 2 mb to allow a greater number of transactions to  be stored on the Blockchain.\n\nMany of the original signatories of the New York Agreement,  which comprised of the world’s largest exchanges, miners and wallets,  weren’t comfortable with the hard fork coming so soon after SegWit’s  activation. That led to the eventual postponement of SegWit2x.\n\nBitcoin Cash:\n\nThe  decision to drop SegWit2x inevitably caused a rift between two parties.  The ‘big blockers’ who were adamant that an increase in block size  would further solve scalability, and ‘Core’ who strongly opposed the  hard fork solution.\nThis led to the creation of Bitcoin Cash, which forked away from the original Bitcoin Blockchain on Aug. 1, 2017.\nBitcoin  Cash has been the subject of much debate, as the literal fork has been  mirrored by unending debates by parties for and against.\n\nThe likes of early Bitcoin investor Roger Ver maintains that Bitcoin Cash is the ‘real Bitcoin.’ saying it stays true to Satoshi Nakamoto’s original whitepaper.\n\nNevertheless, Bitcoin Cash is nearing six months of existence and fears of a pump and dump situation have subsided.\nThere are clear differences between the two cryptocurrencies, nevertheless it’s support on exchanges like Coinbase prove that the cryptocurrency is growing in popularity - even amid controversy of it’s launch on GDAX in December 2017.\nIt seems increasingly clear that Bitcoin Cash is here to stay and it’s survival could well end further debate of a proper SegWit2x revival on the Bitcoin Blockchain.\n\nBitcoin Gold champions the cause of the everyday mining enthusiast, who dreams of  making a steady income mining cryptocurrency with high powered graphics  cards (GPU). As their website states, Bitcoin Gold aims to making  ‘Bitcoin mining decentralised again.’\n\nBy simply  diverging from Bitcoin’s proof-of-work algorithm SHA256 to equihash,  individual miners using GPUs can mine Bitcoin Gold easily, with  mid-range GPUs. The fork took place in October 2017.\nBitcoin Diamond is another hard fork from the original Bitcoin Blockchain which took  place in November 2017. Created by mining pools Team EVEY and Team 007,  BCD will have a total of 210 mln tokens, 10 times as many as Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash.\n\nBitcoin Diamond mining uses the X13  hashing algorithm, which favors mining using GPUs much like Bitcoin  Gold, opposing ASIC miners needed to mine Bitcoin, which are expensive.",
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      "body": "![eef.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfVj1xsc7MjpumYeQJNt2H5yFxgP5pBNXaJC6SfnYD71A/eef.jpg)\n\nPost by: @CryptoLanger\n\nHey guys. Here is a tool my good friend xKavalis shared with us the other day and I wanted to give you guys the tip. \n3Commas is an automated Cryptocurrency Trader and Portfolio Manager. It is free to start but it takes 0.25% commission on each buy and sell. (This is $2.50 on $1000). Just make sure you consider this fee on top of your exchange fee (ie. Binance fees per trade). \n\nWhat it does is essentially allows you to set a buy price of a coin and it allows you to set stop losses and take profits at certain percentages. Yes you can do this on a regular exchange. But what is different is that it allows you to do a trailing stop loss and a trailing profit take. I would explain it in more detail but this main link to get started has an 18 minute video that explains it in great detail :) \n\nhttps://3commas.io/tracking_codes\n\nThis tool is a bot trader that uses your API key on several accepted exchanges (Binance, Bittrex, KuCoin etc). \n\nNote: When you put on your API just make sure you don't allow access to withdraw; only to read and trade. \nI was always hesitant to offer up my API but just know they only make trades through your exchange and they aren't able to withdraw your coins. And you can delete this API key whenever you want when you are done. If you watch the video on the link above its a great 18 minute video on how to set it up step by step. \n\nI am the first one to questions things like this but I have a few good friends I trust who use this and it works well for them. Do some research and let me know what you think of it. xKavalis posted some great tutorial videos here on Youtube check them out and see what you think! \n\nIF it's not your cup of tea then no worries! Don't use it unless you feel comfortable spotting great times to buy in the markets can predetermine your sell offs and stop losses. I just wanted to post this for the few who could use this to their advantage! \n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9q7ofdYL8Q - Updating your trailing Stop Loss to Protect Profits \n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvD8ildxNV0 - Binance Live Trailing Profits and Stop Loss \n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ng_Rz6VoYu4 - Binance Trailing Stop Loss \n\n\nCheers! Follow on Twitter @CryptoLanger",
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      "body": "Post by: @CryptoLanger\n\nHey guys. Yes unfortunately another scam to discuss. Twitter is swarmed by scams right now. Everyone (should) be aware of the scams where people make similar looking twitter accounts that mimic Crypto Influencers. They will often change a letter somewhere in the name and advertise they will give away free coins if you first send some coins to there address first. They then have fake accounts reply back saying wow thanks it really worked!\nTo avoid getting scammed; I wouldn't recommend sending ANYBODY any coins in hopes of getting more coins sent back to you. Also never give out your private key. \n\nNow for the latest scam to be aware of:\n\n\nVERIFIED FAKE ACCOUNTS. \n\nREAL Justin Sun Twitter:\n![Justin Real.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfGxJv1BWZxjELuQrqjkQNtFqs4yNdJtBYQZC34RDsQeD/Justin%20Real.jpg)\n\nFAKE Justin Sun Twitter:\n![Justin Fake.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVPvKakYQHpti6UTY69GEd9w1inCYnQUDWbNGsom6Am4G/Justin%20Fake.jpg)\n\n\nThis is very scary because I can easily see people falling for this. \nThe top account, @Justinsuntron is real. The Latter photo of @Justnsunrion is fake. \nHow does a fake account get verified??\nHackers will hack an already existing Twitter account that is verified. On twitter your able to change your name easily. So once they hack a verified account they will try to change the name to something closely replicating a Crypto-influencers account. People will now unknowingly send their information, private keys, or coins to these twitter accounts because everybody trusts verified. \n\nStay cautious and be on alert. If it's too good to be true then avoid it.\n\nThanks guys. Join Discord Chat https://discord.gg/AVzMa6v and follow on Twitter @CryptoLanger !",
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      "body": "Now before everyone starts questioning these picks, understand my reasoning behind these picks and who this is intended for. This is intended for someone who is relatively hands off with the market. If you are very active with trading then you'll probably be focusing on technical analysis more then fundamental analysis anyway. \n\nI chose these following coins as strong and safe coin picks for April. We are nearing the possible end of a bear market and from my experience it is the large cap coins that follow suit to Bitcoins market cap gains first. Then come the mid caps. Then come the micro caps. Obviously number one coin to hold is Bitcoin! Its the Microsoft of the Cryptocurrency industry. Here are my picks; all coins have strong foundations, great dev teams, big following and high market caps, and are at very attractive prices from there ATH (all time highs).\n\nLitecoin\n\n![LTC.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSiWYiWKPJXh2VjmBEBwnMDyYEFJZDe2pAxQbdbXsLatG/LTC.jpg)\n\nMaking partnerships with several big merchants and now released Litecoin will be used as \"LitePay\". This could be the mass adopted version of what Bitcoin was \"supposed\" to be. I recently watched a podcast with Charlie Lee and he had mentioned that Bitcoin simply will not be the coin for everyone. Although it will be a great coin and Segwit/Lightning network will make transactions cheaper it just wont compare to Litecoin. Whether BTC will be used as macro transactions and LTC will be used for all micro transactions; only time will tell. \n\nNEO\n\n![NEO.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmNW7AwdxmbbLtG7LhRrH8CckEjE1mzynrHVguXpq2zz8N/NEO.jpg)\n\nNeo is the little cousin to Ethereum. Neo has several ICO's building on its Neo Platform. And although similar to Ethereum; it focuses in on a specific goal: Smart Economy. Neo also just sponsored the largest Cryptocurrency convention last month and reached ATH. I've read some FUD on Neo saying its not PoW or PoS and all of a sudden has a bad rep. However this has not been any different since day one. If anything the fundamentals are all intact and hope this FUD allowed you to pickup NEO for a bargain! \n\nDASH\n\n![DASH.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfMr8QmfXe5DueFWnYPFR9Wv3RXmz58KfXhbVeiYPGUQf/DASH.jpg)\n\nWith a low max coin supply, and an incredibly professional marketing and development team; Dash is set up for 2018 success. Need an example? It had just aired a one minute commercial on a united states flight on all of the overhead TV's in the seats. \n\n\n0x\n\n![0x.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmThizWg6xpeHqvBzAQU9WwGDvznsoMTEJmSzXw5TvKsSx/0x.jpg)\n\nDecentralized Exchanges... This would change the worries of centralized exchanges having security breaches and losing funds! This is an Ethereum Based Token that was just released for Trading on Bittrex on Feb 15th! \n\nICON\n\n![ICX.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSdXaBR9aBSy6Nksn87UfLzEZGifBqk6BprNrG8Jx4BhH/ICX.jpg)\n\nICON reached ATH just before the bear market as it hosted a cryptocurrency conference. ICON intends to build the largest decentralized network in the world. This makes for a massive market cap potential.\n\nEthereum\n\n![ETH.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmakJ6XpTp7f3RrS2PatPbyVXUwLpPaQfDNELjYrye85cg/ETH.jpg)\n\nEthereum has several hundred coins built on its platform. In order for any one of those coins to be successful, Ethereum needs to survive! It will be around for a long time to come!",
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