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>>14052599

>>14039342
alllllllllllegedly

>>13881953
>I learnt a lot about controlling emotions, etc.
this is the real key to success, especially in this kind of marketplace
thanks for the breakdown on your experiences, hopefully some anons found something useful in your story, I know I did
cheers

>>13864006

>>13844546
put up or shut up, let's see your position
if you think I'm wrong then bet against me

>>13839179

>>13834377
I know you soys get upset with ref links
and that you think leveraged trading is SPOOKY and only for degenerate gamblers
good luck chasing PnDs on asian hustling exchanges where they dump their bags on you
I only bought into RSR because it is a legit project, hence I set aside 10% of my stack in this asset
I hold 75% of all my crypto in some combination of btc/eth and would highly recommend others do the same
primeXBT is good because you can take positions on commodities and indices to weather the storm in the case of crypto bear seasons
also can make money when it's crashing by taking short positions
>t. long on ETH severely undervalued now

>>13829650
>does primexbt use maker taker fee model like bitmex? i.e. can i avoid trading fees on limit orders?
here is a breakdown of their fees

https://primexbt.com/fees

The fee is .05% of the position size so at 100x ends up being 5% of the amount of margin you used. this fee is charged for opening and closing the trade so it totals 10% of your margin. this means that you will need eth to go up 2% (on a long) for you to break even from trading fees.

Fees also depend on what position it is: crypto, forex, indices and commodities

>>13823877

>>13819304
>>13819071
please sir do the needful, I know ETH is a great long right now, just don't know how to set it up on PrimeXBT

>>13812358
nothing wrong with shilling ref codes, especially since it's only currently listed on Huobi and a lot of people are just making accounts there, including myself
>being poor and betting in crypto so late takes a heavy toll on your mental state
it certainly is compelling but if you approach it with a fun mindset and gamble money you can afford to lose and trade patiently then you can accummulate quite a little nest egg for yourself
started in 2017
at the time the thought of even having 1 btc or 10 eth was astounding to me
through some smart trades that took over a year from buy to sell, I multiplied my stack x10 and am now sitting comfy with enough crypto to shift around and gamble on these new IEOs without losing my shit if it dumps

>>13801011
btw tokens held by the team and seed investors are locked till mainnet launch (2020 anticipated) as shown here
>>13800515
also you'd be silly not to be in ETH at the moment

>>13782842
been spamming this lately

>>13780336

>>13779052
https://www.huobi.co/en-us/topic/invited/?invite_code=vmci4

>>13776290
swinged my link after x10 my eth holdings
waiting to buy some more after mainnet launch when price will go down
it will go down r-right guys?

>>13760654

>>13676973
Now it's ETHs turn

>>13648134
Now take a look at ETH's FIB allignments, yes, there is massive potential in the upside here. Very soon the market will switch to ETH and the ratio that has clearly bottomed out will gain once again.

Merely reaching out to the 0236 FIB like BTC did will place ETH at 400 USD.