So I am using hashminer and an Exodus wallet. How do I back up my wallet? How do I convert btc to USD?
BTW using a 1070 and it seems to do great mining zcash (I think???), It's doing 420 sols/s roughly $5-6 in btc per day and hashminer auto converts what I mine to BTC.
I think I should grab another 1070 to push $10+ per day.
Cryptocurrency ot? "All your bits are belong to us"
So I am using hashminer and an Exodus wallet. How do I back up my wallet? How do I convert btc to USD?
BTW using a 1070 and it seems to do great mining zcash (I think???), It's doing 420 sols/s roughly $5-6 in btc per day and hashminer auto converts what I mine to BTC.
I think I should grab another 1070 to push $10+ per day.
So I am using hashminer and an Exodus wallet. How do I back up my wallet? How do I convert btc to USD?
BTW using a 1070 and it seems to do great mining zcash (I think???), It's doing 420 sols/s roughly $5-6 in btc per day and hashminer auto converts what I mine to BTC.
I think I should grab another 1070 to push $10+ per day.
www dot tradingview.com slash chart slash Qwa3MpWr
www dot tradingview.com slash chart slash Qwa3MpWr/
Woh, mind's f* blown. So you don't worry when 20MA drops below 50 MA unless 50 MA drops below 200MA. I understand now, thanks.TradingView -> interactive chart:
add 50MA, 200MA. TimeSpan=5days.
200MA crosses over 50MA -> sell
50MA crosses over 200MA -> buy.
add 20MA, 50MA
20MA crosses unser50MA -> drop, care, don't panic
www dot tradingview.com slash chart slash Qwa3MpWr
www dot tradingview.com slash chart slash Qwa3MpWr/
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/movingaverage.aspquestion mark dot dot dot
Have you factored in the cost of electricity? Where I live it's about 13 cents per kwh (USD). Since I don't have a dedicated mining rig (I'm mining shitcoins, by the way...) I can't really mine when using my PC (for browsing, yeah. for doing stuff in unity, nope)... So, as soon as I move I'll change my energy plan (15 cts during peak hours, 9 cts between 22h and 6h... instead of a fixed rate for the whole day)
I am doing the same thing you are with my 1070 and I am also using my CPU cores to mine. I was at $5 a day yesterday, but when I woke up this morning I was at $6 a day. It must have found some other more expensive coins to mine. I am considering grabbing another 1070. Even in 2 months if the mining isn't as profitable with these, I can get most of my money back on the 1070 resale.
The way my brother and I set it up is that the hashminer just grabs the coins that are profitable at that moment so then it just hashes away on those and then just converts it to BTC.
Typically. If you are not doing low-latency trades for compound profit, move to a wider time span to decide whether to hold or short.M°°nblade;239646909 said:Woh, mind's f* blown. So you don't worry when 20MA drops below 50 MA unless 50 MA drops below 200MA. I understand now, thanks.
Definitely going to use moving averages in the future to identify trends.
Typically. If you are not doing low-latency trades for compound profit, move to a wider time span to decide whether to hold or short.
Right now (2017-06-08 18:00)
- Time span = 5 days : 50MA crossed under 200MA @ 16:00-> should have already sold/do not buy (notice the panic at 12:15 -> should have not sold then)
- Time span = 30 days : 50MA tangent to 200MA -> ??
- Time span = 90 days: 50MA moving over 200MA -> hold
There are other patterns and trends that give you additional/contradictory/better/less reliable info; news, inherent value, and events override technical analysis.
edit: Also, using smaller time spans give you more nuanced info for low latency trading, but unless you have access to very small transactions fee and are using a reliable bot, you are better off not doing low latency trading
- Time span = 1 day : 50MA crossed under 200MA @ 12:00-> should have already sold/do not buy (notice the panic at 12:15 -> should have not sold then)
*Use chrome for tradingView
I use the interactive charts (not the normal ones) on tradingview.com . Don't know of a bot that would automate the trading decisions I make, as it needs pattern recognition and some statistical regression to understand what a normal human can discern by looking at the chcarts [I am looking into writing one in the next couple of months, might share it here when it is done].What platform are you guys using to look at moving averages and day trade? Looking at getting into it. And are there automated trading programs? How are you utilizing a bot?
What's going to happen to altcoins when bitcoin forks on August 1St? Is there going to people selling off their bitcoin and putting it into altcoins to ride the storm?
I have a rudimentary understanding of the situation (understanding what's going on more requires understanding the technical stuff behind how a cryptocurrency network works, which I don't); but basically, think of a fork as a fork in the road, there will be two paths that the technical development of bitcoin can take. In case a fork happens, there will be two type of bitcoins, a bitcoin classic which will use the old specification and a new one which will be based on the new specification.Wait what will happen in august? Can somebody explain to me?
I expect people to flock to ETH or USD untill august the 1th to limit the risks. I wouldn't be surprised it BTC drops as much as $500 by end july.No one has a clue.
People could abandon crypto altogether if it goes badly. People go run from Bitcoin to Ethereum. There are some people who suggest Litecoin might benefit the most. Or it goes smoothly and nothing happens.
Indeed, low latency trading will cost me too much on the fees. And I have no intention to micromanage 5 different cryptocurrencies.I don't intend to check the market more than once a day to hold or short.Typically. If you are not doing low-latency trades for compound profit, move to a wider time span to decide whether to hold or short.
Right now (2017-06-08 18:00)
- Time span = 5 days : 50MA crossed under 200MA @ 16:00-> should have already sold/do not buy (notice the panic at 12:15 -> should have not sold then)
- Time span = 30 days : 50MA tangent to 200MA -> ??
- Time span = 90 days: 50MA moving over 200MA -> hold
There are other patterns and trends that give you additional/contradictory/better/less reliable info; news, inherent value, and events override technical analysis.
edit: Also, using smaller time spans give you more nuanced info for low latency trading, but unless you have access to very small transactions fee and are using a reliable bot, you are better off not doing low latency trading
- Time span = 1 day : 50MA crossed under 200MA @ 12:00-> should have already sold/do not buy (notice the panic at 12:15 -> should have not sold then)
*Use chrome for tradingView
🤷Holy shit at etherium prices now. Fuck.
Why didn't I invest at $10 SMFH
Holy shit at etherium prices now. Fuck.
Why didn't I invest at $10 SMFH
A day from now people will be saying why they didn't invest in Eth. It is gonna go up for the time being.A year from now people are going to say "Why didn't I invest at $300"
Invest now or when the impending correction happens and keep putting in money when you can. I'm putting in around $100 off my paycheck into BTC and ETH every month.
A day from now people will be saying why they didn't invest in Eth. It is gonna go up for the time being.
The challenge with investment in cryptocurrencies is that since there is little fundamental analysis that can be applied to it, people panic at the sight of the slightest correction and withdraw their assets. We had two major corrections since last night, and despite the fact that I have been preaching the use of technical analysis to avoid losing money because of panics, I lost 5% of my assets because I panicked at the 1st correction.
Haha good one! As someone told me before in this thread: weak bulls get eaten by the strong bulls (Eth was at ~$200 back then)
What OT?I'm not sure why some of you guys aren't using the OT
Typically. If you are not doing low-latency trades for compound profit, move to a wider time span to decide whether to hold or short.
Right now (2017-06-08 18:00)
- Time span = 5 days : 50MA crossed under 200MA @ 16:00-> should have already sold/do not buy (notice the panic at 12:15 -> should have not sold then)
- Time span = 30 days : 50MA tangent to 200MA -> ??
- Time span = 90 days: 50MA moving over 200MA -> hold
There are other patterns and trends that give you additional/contradictory/better/less reliable info; news, inherent value, and events override technical analysis.
edit: Also, using smaller time spans give you more nuanced info for low latency trading, but unless you have access to very small transactions fee and are using a reliable bot, you are better off not doing low latency trading
- Time span = 1 day : 50MA crossed under 200MA @ 12:00-> should have already sold/do not buy (notice the panic at 12:15 -> should have not sold then)
*Use chrome for tradingView
Yeah, I had to look for it again lol You need to click on the label 'Indicators', not the arrow next to it. You can add up to 3 indicators with a free account.Trying to get into this and I can't seem to find how to add 50MA and 200MA. I see the time span along the bottom like 1d 5d 1m etc, but I can't find the MA indicators. On the top under Indicators I can see Displaced EMA and MA Exp Ribbon, are those the same thing?
Short your Digibytes; for sure don't buy now. Siacoin -> Neutral.Siacoin or Digibyte?