I'm a Cryptojew AMA - watch me trade (sometimes poorly)

XRP/ETH/XMR all up today, are we breaking the bear trend (especially on XRP/ETH)? Still holding my XRP margin long.
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I thought cryptojews meant you were hiding beeing jewish, like cryptonazi are. Why are you talking about trading and bitcoins and other pleb money?
 
I thought cryptojews meant you were hiding beeing jewish, like cryptonazi are. Why are you talking about trading and bitcoins and other pleb money?
oy vey buy some bitcoin, goyim.
 
I let go of the XRP, I'm ultra bear now. Death candles on the horizon for everything prepare for bitcoin is dead news cycle.
 
Been trying out Binance. They have good liquidity and really low fees at 0.1% (or 0.05% if you essentially prepay your fees by buying their BNB token). Their UI seems to cause the tab to die from javascript time-out if you let the chart data fall behind in the background. I haven't tried withdrawing yet, but it seems popular enough that you'd hear if they were killing people at withdraw (like at HitBTC).

Plus they don't even ask for your name unless you want to verify for higher withdraws.
 
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Been trying out Binance. They have good liquidity and really low fees at 0.1% (or 0.05% if you essentially prepay your fees by buying their BNB token). Their UI seems to cause the tab to die from javascript time-out if you let the chart data fall behind in the background. I haven't tried withdrawing yet, but it seems popular enough that you'd hear if they were killing people at withdraw (like at HitBTC).

Plus they don't even ask for your name unless you want to verify for higher withdraws.
I wonder what you'd think of kucoin?
 
I wrote a real quick and dirty script to enter in orders on Binance because the web UI fucking chugs on my computer when major action is happening. I'm writing something more detailed but that's not for kiwifarms.

Requires OpenSSL/cURL, enter your credentials, use cygwin if you're on Windows.
./order.sh [BUY|SELL] [price] [quantity]
Code:
#!/bin/sh
KEY=""
SECRET=""
TIMESTAMP=`date +%s%3N`
COMMAND="symbol=BTCUSDT&side=$1&type=LIMIT&timeInForce=GTC&quantity=$3&price=$2&recvWindow=50000&timestamp=$TIMESTAMP"
SIGNATURE=`echo -n $COMMAND | openssl dgst -sha256 -hmac $SECRET | sed 's/^.* //'`
EXECUTE="curl -H 'X-MBX-APIKEY: $KEY' -X POST 'https://api.binance.com/api/v3/order?$COMMAND&signature=$SIGNATURE'"
echo "Full Command: "$EXECUTE
eval "$EXECUTE"

Has anyone on Windows/macOS tried Binance's "desktop client"? Is it just an integrated web browser or is it actually good?
 
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Bit of a dead thread so I apologize in advance for the Necro, but what are the main differences between investing in Bitcoin and traditional investing? Can the same strategies be applied, and if not, do you think they could be tweaked to do so?
 
Bit of a dead thread so I apologize in advance for the Necro, but what are the main differences between investing in Bitcoin and traditional investing? Can the same strategies be applied, and if not, do you think they could be tweaked to do so?
It's most like Forex but every day is like a month in traditional markets and it never closes. Also insider trading is a-okay in crypto.
 
It's most like Forex but every day is like a month in traditional markets and it never closes. Also insider trading is a-okay in crypto.
Thanks, I appreciate it

Also, this may seem like an overly intrusive/personal question and I apologize in advance, but were there any big mistakes you made, or pitfalls you fell into, that you could share? I rarely get to talk to anyone who's actually been seriously involved in Crypto so I hope you don't mind me asking so many questions.
 
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