The Bitcoin Bug

I have always had an interest in charts and trading, but never cared enough to really learn it...UNTIL NOW!  With a good understanding of the Inner Circle Trading trading fundamentals, you really can set aside emotions and win with the market. Most of social media traders are clueless. Why rely on their hopium/fear?  Well, I'm telling you now...there IS a way to get a good handle on the cryptos, and any market. Charts don't lie. ICT will train your eye to see the candle sticks in a whole new way. Now we know the real game being played. Trust the charts, trust the plan, not opinions and predictions.  Learn from ICT himself: https://www.youtube.com/c/InnerCircleTrader/playlists https://twitter.com/I_Am_The_ICT TheInnerCircleTrader.com https://www.tradingview.com/ Recommended Beginners Lineup (from my mentor): YT Video series: W.E.N.T. (1 - 5) WENT (What Every New Trader needs to know) will give you a solid foundation, although slow at first.  You need to understand swing highs an

Crypto.com App https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyL1IPHrO4c&list=RDCMUCIEvlRpHBVFthrF6pZzBEXw&index=33  I am not a fan of this app! I think they are good for quick buys to send to a wallet if you can't get a coin elsewhere, but I wouldn't bother with it. Annoying and I don't trust it. For now, at least.

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  IMPORTANT POINTS to understand before buying crypto: Even if you are already in cryptos, it can help to read it again. I often have people bring up matters to me, especially listening to mainstream media or FUD (fear, uncertainty or doubt)  articles, and I have to refer them to these points to help them. None of this is financial advice. I am not a financial advisor. This is simple but vital key pointers, what I would tell myself if I were getting into cryptos for the first time. Enjoy! I hope it helps you tremendously.  1. Watch out for FOMO or “fear of missing out”. Don’t buy based off your emotions (due to media hype, or a coin suddenly rising up in value a lot). The market moves in “market cycles” and there are always good buying opportunities . Try to relax about it. 2. You don’t need to buy an entire Bitcoin. You can buy $25 worth. Or $5! YOU DO NOT NEED TO BET THE HOUSE! You do not need an entire bitcoin, even though some crypto influencers will tell you this is an important

  HOW TO TRANSFER COINS https://www.bitcoinmarketjournal.com/send-bitcoin/ To transfer a coin to an exchange or wallet from another exchange or wallet: General process: Open the wallet/exchange and select the coin, or click Send button if there is one. Send, Enter amount. Enter Receiving address for the exchange or wallet you are sending to.       a. To get this address, go to the exchange or wallet you are sending TO and click Receive for that coin. Go back to the wallet/exchange you are sending FROM and paste in that address.  Click Confirm and do any security codes, Send. Specific: To transfer a coin to Exchange (ex, Coinbase) from Kucoin: Go to Assets on the top right. Click Trading Account —> Transfer coin to Main Account (Click coin name, click the blue number and hit confirm.) Go to Main Account. Click on Withdraw for that coin. Get the Receiving Address for that coin and paste it in.   Have this stored in Notes, or go to the wallet or exchange that you want to send the coin

https://alexandre-lores1984.medium.com/ and https://twitter.com/alexandre_lores He is great at breaking things down in the crypto space to help us achieve better understanding. For example, here is his latest post about Dollar-Cost-Averaging: https://alexandre-lores1984.medium.com/dollar-cost-averaging-dca-explained-65bc349e49e3 I would go read through all his articles, if I were you! Enjoy.

The basic sequence is this: 1. Purchase coin on exchange 2. Download a wallet that stores that coin 3. Setup wallet  4. Find that coin in the wallet and click Receive 5. Copy the receiving address 6. Open up the exchange again where you bought the coin 7. Click on Send or Withdraw, select that coin 8. Paste in the receiving address (from your wallet) 9. Enter in the amount of coins to send to the wallet 10. Confirm the send 11. Check your wallet to see that the coins have arrived Done Expanded data: 4. Search the coin in the search bar or click Add, depending on the wallet, and find the coin.  9. Sometimes the amount is in USD or it can be the amount of coins. If there is any trouble sending the maximum amount, delete a few decimal points or cents and it should work. 10. You may have to confirm with a phone text code, Google Authenticator (2FA) code, and/or email confirmation, depending on the exchange you are sending from. 11. This may take a few minutes to an hour.