My Amazing Crypto Calls

[MikeyMikey13]

Ok so this thread is generating a lot of trolls and drama, I like that! But then again, this thread is for my amazing calls and not for discussing how easy crypto is with people that never touched an exchange.

I'll keep it clean from now on and let my results to the talking.

Result for Call #1:
ETCBTC on Bittrex
Target 1: 0.00209200 was reached 9 hours after my call, resulting in 20-30% gains.
Target 2: 0.00233147
Target 3: 0.00257748

How much did you make. Don't tell us the gains sir.

HOW MUCH STRAIGHT COIN YOU GOT SON. Tell us.

1k, 10k, 30k? If you made 5 dollars off your 25$ investment, I don't want to hear about your calls.

 

[Deleted member 969102]

How much did you make. Don't tell us the gains sir.

HOW MUCH STRAIGHT COIN YOU GOT SON. Tell us.

1k, 10k, 30k? If you made 5 dollars off your 25$ investment, I don't want to hear about your calls.

Why are the returns important?

The info is exactly the same whether he is making $100k or $1. All that matters is %.

 

[MikeyMikey13]

Why are the returns important?

The info is exactly the same whether he is making $100k or $1. All that matters is %.

I want to know how much of his own fortune he is willing to risk.

I could sit here all day and say "yep invest here, here and here" then "You see they all went up 5 percent"

 

[Deleted member 969102]

I want to know how much of his own fortune he is willing to risk.

I could sit here all day and say "yep invest here, here and here" then "You see they all went up 5 percent"

You didn't want to know how much of his money he invested, you wanted to know how much money he invested.

If someone with only $10k to their name invests it all, it's not the same as someone with $100m who invests $10k.

Regardless, investment is not what matters. Follow a few of his trades and then decide if you want to follow them based on their returns. Deciding to follow someone's picks based on the amount of money they claim to make from them is ridiculous. You can't verify it and, frankly, it's irrelevant.

 

[MikeyMikey13]

You didn't want to know how much of his money he invested, you wanted to know how much money he invested.

If someone with only $10k to their name invests it all, it's not the same as someone with $100m who invests $10k.

Regardless, investment is not what matters. Follow a few of his trades and then decide if you want to follow them based on their returns. Deciding to follow someone's picks based on the amount of money they claim to make from them is ridiculous. You can't verify it and, frankly, it's irrelevant.

Either reword that first part, or explain because it is the same thing.

The only reason I asked is I wanted to see how much of his money he was going to put to his bets. W/hich they are, bets. Like gambling on the horses really.

you see many scammers making accusations for what to bet on, but don't do it themselves. It is common. It matters.

 

[Deleted member 969102]

Either reword that first part, or explain because it is the same thing.

No it's not.

Someone with a lot of money can drop $10k on a coin and not care what happens. Someone with significantly less can do the same, but it's wayyy more important to them.

What you should really be asking is, what % of his portfolio is invested in X trade. Regardless of context (Whether he has $100,000,000 or $10,000) % returns & portfolio percentage is all that matters.

The only reason I asked is I wanted to see how much of his money he was going to put to his bets. W/hich they are, bets. Like gambling on the horses really.

This is not the same as betting on a horse. If you bothered to read the thread, he is basing his picks of market trends that occur both in Crypto and normal stock exchanges. This is exactly the same as a hedge fund investing, but I bet you wouldn't say they have the same odds of profiting as if they bet on a horse, would you?

you see many scammers making accusations for what to bet on, but don't do it themselves.

This is ridiculous. A scammer takes your money and does not give you whatever they promised. @NotSoAverageJoe is neither taking your money nor promising you anything.

Anyone can claim they invested xxx,xxx but there's no way to verify that. From what you are saying, you would be willing to follow his tips if he told you he invested a large amount, which is an illogical point. Surely it's better to follow his trades, that you can accurately track the returns from, & then decide what to do.

 

[mickyfu]

This is ridiculous. A scammer takes your money and does not give you whatever they promised. @NotSoAverageJoe is neither taking your money nor promising you anything.

No, he's just trying to siphon off users, I'm guessing to pepper them with affiliate links.

Sort of reminds me of tipsters in the gambling niche. The lowest form of affiliate marketing in the gambling industry.

But hey, he's an expert after four weeks. Fucking laughable.

 

[Deleted member 969102]

No, he's just trying to siphon off users, I'm guessing to pepper them with affiliate links.

Sort of reminds me of tipsters in the gambling niche. The lowest form of affiliate marketing in the gambling industry.

But hey, he's an expert after four weeks. Fucking laughable.

I never claimed he, or anyone here, is an expert. I advised to follow his trades closely and when there are enough, come to a conclusion & decide if his track record makes his informations reliable in your personal opinion.

Maybe they do have an ulterior motive to make money from users, but that's something that you have no proof of.

If the content you are sharing on the platform is good, I don't see why people instantly start calling you a fake/ scammer etc. Personally, I would see shitposting to promote a sub-par PBN service far more negative to the community than posting an advice thread documenting trades before they have actually happened.

But hey, what would I know, I'm not a top 5 member so my opinion is irrelevant, right?

 

[Deleted member 855230]

But hey, what would I know, I'm not a top 5 member so my opinion is irrelevant, right?

The sooner we can drill this home, the better...

 

[MikeyMikey13]

No it's not.

Someone with a lot of money can drop $10k on a coin and not care what happens. Someone with significantly less can do the same, but it's wayyy more important to them.

What you should really be asking is, what % of his portfolio is invested in X trade. Regardless of context (Whether he has $100,000,000 or $10,000) % returns & portfolio percentage is all that matters.

Well he has only been trading for 4 weeks so that doesn't really matter. BUT I agree, maybe I should have asked that.

I was making a flippant comment for the lol's

d the thread, he is basing his picks of market trends that occur both in Crypto and normal stock exchanges. This is exactly the same as a hedge fund investing, but I bet you wouldn't say they have the same odds of profiting as if they bet on a horse, would you?

Oh please... this is purely gambling. If I have a race where one horse is 80% chance he will win, and I put my cash on it I will make a profit 80% of the time. Similar to btc/alts.

 

[mickyfu]

Personally, I would see shitposting to promote a sub-par PBN service far more negative to the community

I'm posting to promote a service that has fuck all to do with me? Yeah, great thinking Sherlock.

 

[Deleted member 969102]

Well he has only been trading for 4 weeks so that doesn't really matter.

So you would trust him more if he had been trading for 4 years? 8 weeks? 1 year? 10 years? Or any date that is impossible to verify?

You can be trading for your whole life and be shit, or be intelligent and start good from the get-go. Once again, your point has no logic.

He has not claimed to be an expert. You follow his tips & then decide. It doesn't matter how much he invests or how long he has been doing it. Or if he's been to Harvard/ is some "famous economist".

Answer my question: Do you think that investing in a hedge fund has the same risk as betting on a horse at the local bookies? Yes, or no.

I'm posting to promote a service that has fuck all to do with me? Yeah, great thinking Sherlock.

Bbbbut you secretly own that service! I know you do. No, I don't need to show proof because my ignorant comments on a thread where you are being so helpful are fact.

Oh sorry. Please accept my apology. I know deep-down you rent your sig for free & have an analytics link purely so you know just how well your helpful messages are converting!

 

[mickyfu]

So you would trust him more if he had been trading for 4 years? 8 weeks? 1 year? 10 years? Or any date that is impossible to verify?

You can be trading for your whole life and be shit, or be intelligent and start good from the get-go. Once again, your point has no logic.

He has not claimed to be an expert. You follow his tips & then decide. It doesn't matter how much he invests or how long he has been doing it. Or if he's been to Harvard/ is some "famous economist".

Answer my question: Do you think that investing in a hedge fund has the same risk as betting on a horse at the local bookies? Yes, or no.


Bbbbut you secretly own that service! I know you do. No, I don't need to show proof because my ignorant comments on a thread where you are being so helpful are fact.

Oh sorry. Please accept my apology. I know deep-down you rent your sig for free & have an analytics link purely so you know just how well your helpful messages are converting!

Correct, I give my signature for free. I'm not desperate for $100 a month, unlike some worthless gambling fools on here.

Anyhow son, I have better things to do than go back and forth on here with the likes of your kind. Have fun, and make sure you tidy your bedroom before your mum gets back from work.

 

[AlanWatts33]

I think it should be jettisoned completely. This is a marketing forum. We need to get back to the core idea behind this forum.

I'm not against investing in crypto's, and if the OP thinks he has a workable system then best of luck to him (although if he is trying to re-direct people to another forum then GTFO). The biggest problem is that people think they are experts in crypto's purely because they invested in something they didn't understand, and the price went up for a reason they cannot fathom, and so they made profit, and now have a false belief that they have "cracked the system."

90% of the crypto threads in BHW are "what about this coin? what about that coin?" It is no different to all the newbie questions about the quickest way to make money online (the bane of this forum).

There is a lot of excitement over crypto's and people are willing to risk money in crazy ways. But for people who don't have a proper buying and selling system that they stick diligently to, I think they are on a losing path. If you put $1k into a crypto that you know nothing about and it's value goes up five-fold, you don't have $4k profit, what you have is $5k that you will inevitably risk on the next fad-coin that comes along. It just becomes a form of gambling, and I don't think it belongs on this forum. We don't have a section on sports betting, why do we have a crypto's section?

haha, lets get back to the basics huh? Well where are they? The world evolves man. There is just as much marketing in crypto and business know-how to build a successful company. Yes the coin shillers are rampant, and many coins are hackjobs. But this is the future!

 

[NotSoAverageJoe]

So today BTC decided to pump, while it the pump wasn't too big it certainly had an effect on alts like it does most of the time. If you like to trade altcoins, I also recommend keeping a tight watch on what BTC is doing. Your daily gains can quickly turn into a loss. Why do alts tank when BTC pumps? Because people get FOMO, sell their altcoins and buy BTC in hopes of catching some profit.

I just want to add that it doesn't matter how much money I trade with. I could trade with $10 or with $10,000, the calls would still look the same lol.

Call #2
XMRBTC on Bittrex
Reason: Forming a large symmetrical triangle + uptrend. It also managed to bounce back to support levels, even after the BTC pump.

Good entry now actually since it's sitting the very bottom of the triangle resting on support. Remember to set a stop loss underneath the support, 3-5%.

Target 1: 0.01883700
Target 2: 0.02022787
Target 3: 0.02160000

Results
Calls: 1
Successful: 1
Failed: 0
Profit from calls (not exact): 20%

 

[NotSoAverageJoe]

No calls today because I've been outside most of the day. XMR is still going strong, still in profit from yesterdays entry. We almost reached target 1 but not quite, I suspect we might have to wait for another day or so.

 

[NotSoAverageJoe]

Call #3
MCOBTC on Bittrex

Buy in the green zone, stop loss close to the red line and take profits at my targets. This is a longer hold but can yield 50%+ profit.

Target 1: 0.00099110
Target 2: 0.00111444
Target 3: 0.00124938

Results
Calls: 2
Successful: 1
Failed: 0
Profit from calls (not exact): 20%

 

[NotSoAverageJoe]

Update on Call #2 (XMRBTC):
We have now reached our first target of 0.01883700 BTC, which is about 10% gains from when I called it.

If you're still holding XMR I would suggest to either take profit now, or set a stop loss at target 1. This way you'll make profit and have a chance to ride the next run.

This is what it looks like now:
Results
Calls: 2
Successful: 2
Failed: 0
Profit from calls (not exact): 30%

 

[Kode]

Some magic coin that you can buy drugs with (but can't snort a line with it unfortunately), is a super tech with future magic power and you can make runs are your crazy investment 24/7, 365 of the year. ALL WILL GO UP. DO NOT LISTEN TO ANYONE WHO SAYS OTHERWISE

THEY ARE IDIOTS. LOOK AT BTC FOR THE LAST YEARS ONLY GREEN.

I believe bitcoin will finish at 50 million a coin. So invest now... obviously anyone who says otherwise prove my coin won't be worth 50 million by new years.

No it's a compound word where someone bites a coin.

 

[MikeyMikey13]

No it's a compound word where someone bites a coin.

Was that english?