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RE: STEEM - Blocked in the trading canal
thanks for the analysis @cryptopassion. My opinion is that BTC doesn't go under $6200
thanks for the analysis @cryptopassion. My opinion is that BTC doesn't go under $6200
Curious as to your rationale with that statement..... How do you arrive at that forecast?
on 1D timeframe I see a support line at approx. $6200-$6100. This was tested few times before and it was not substantially broken
So just charts. No real world events etc?
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charts only. It usually happens that too much anticipation for some event doesn't drive the expected result, at least this is how it works for me
Gotcha. I wish I knew how to make money that way. I have a far more applied methodology. For me, I have to see a "hair on fire" problem to be solved by something, and then I'll back it. I see that Steem solves a massive problem of the stomping of free speech by other media forms, and for that reason I'm a big proponent. The money, as they say, will follow. At least that is my belief. I'm planning on being alive on this planet for decades (I hope), so I'm happy to play a long game on this. I might be wrong, as I guess we all could be, but you gotta believe in something, right?
I am newer than you on this platform, although I registered more than 1 year ago cause I started being active just a few days ago. I am trying to understand how it works and gather some follower in the process. Seems a nice platform and I am willing to give it a long shot with as much consistency as I can
There are many tutorial videos on Steemit, but this is really the blogging side of the generation of Steem (the coin). There are other methods to generate Steem and most are more efficient. The most efficient is d.Tube where you create video content and post it. It is the alternative to sites like YouTube but unlike YouTube where you are paid by the advertising revenue you generate for Google, d.Tube is paid by upvotes. So the key is to create great content that gets a lot of Upvotes and you will generate the crypto-currency. This is how Steem is mined - unlike BTC which is mined by mathematical computation and solving of blocks to get rewards. So it is very organic. But it comes down to community participation. The more you can do to promote your channel and get followers, the more upvotes you will get, and the more rewards you will generate. That's a simplification of the whole thing, but it might give you a shot. There are some really good d.Tube channels on financial stuff, like @maneco64 and @themoneygps that you might want to look at. There is also an awesome d.Tube App for Android that I use with my Android TV and it pretty much simulates what YouTube have. The more content we can get the community to generate that will rival YouTube, the more we can decentralize the web which is far better than Google controlling everything.
Also please follow my blogs on this, because I cover a lot of money topics at @beunconstrained
sure, followed. Keep up the good work!