Never put yourself in a position where you are forced to trade when you don't want to. Trade against people who are forced to trade when they don't want to.
Is there any other exchange that uses TRC-20 BTC apart from HTX? It seems bad on their end to default Bitcoin withdrawals to that chain when I haven't seen any other platform using it.
To follow up on this for those who care, we ended up implementing 1Password team-wide. I couldn't recommend it enough—it's a great product.
Thanks to Plankt0n and David Fauchier for recommending it.
Muting the following tags:
#Bitcoin
#BTC
$BTC
As much as I like Bitcoin, lately, every time I see a tweet with those hashtags, it’s usually something really, really stupid.
No shills here - I don't get paid by ANY exchange. DYOR.
Shoutout to Phemex though. As an institutional client, I've seen them work hard to get things right. Solid service and cool merch. Just a happy customer, not paid promoter.
AbelFederico0x @Phemex
Running thousands of simulations isn't about overfitting. It's validating hypotheses. Sort pairs on the X-Z spectrum, test profitability. If X consistently outperforms Z, you're onto something. Not data mining – it's systematic validation. X to Z isn't binary, it's a ranking.
If Bitcoin were to fail, it would be a gradual process marked by a slow decline into irrelevance. A sudden crash, in line with a broad risk-off event, isn't how I envision Bitcoin failing.
If you have little to no assets and your cash flow comes from regular employment, over-collateralized lending shouldn’t make sense to you. Despite what they want you to believe, DeFi lending was built for the wealthy.
Over the past 6.5 years, my average portfolio leverage has been ~5x, with a max single-day drawdown of just 3%, allowing substantial growth. While many warn about the risks of leverage, few discuss its advantages when risk is managed correctly.