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The Bitcoin price is a self fulfilling prophecy- its behavior is a pure reflection of market sentiment. These halving runs occur because people believe they will. A lot of people mistakenly apply stock market principles to Bitcoin, and while they are erroneous in doing so, if it affects people’s trading behavior, it is relevant. The Fed cutting or not cutting interest rates does not effect Bitcoin the way it effects businesses in the stock market, but some people might think it will and the price will reflect that. Bitcoin has no ROE, no quarterly earnings reports, or any fundamentals to price it the way companies do- you can’t evaluate “how Bitcoin is doing” to see if it’s overvalued or under. The halving “supply crunch” is more or less an outdated framework through which to understand this stuff too. At one point in time, there was less Bitcoin in circulation, *but it was all being used with utility.* illegal or not, that utility created tangible demand surge for a reason. While Bitcoin is still used that way sometimes, it’s a small percentage of the overall activity. The pricing activity that comes around the halving is more or less something that happens because a large enough group thinks it will happen. That is why, while Bitcoin has behaved similarly, it doesn’t behave exactly the same way every time. People are playing, and trying to anticipate, the market.
Love them, using them since 2021. Only a specific few I'll use though, And you need to know how to set them right. Otherwise they sit there doing pretty much nothing can be rather slow at times but if you use the proper settings they can be awesome. A good example I have one that's been running 32 hours and I'm at 105% ROE I find you just really need to keep on top of them and set them properly with the right grids. If you make the grid settings too wide and it's barely hitting grids. You won't be making much at that point you might as well just buy with a limit order and set another limit order for selling lol
I just did up your trade on the kukoin calculator and it worked out to 344000 in profit with a 26000 percent ROE. The math ain't matching bud.
In America which I'm not, you guys have been fortunate to lock in 2-3% interest rates for 10+ years. Which is a great outcome as you probably get higher yield on rental. So you're probably making 5-10% ROE from cashflow alone. Not to mention the growth
Definitely Moons and Bricks at least. Never heard of Qube or $ROE
tldr; The article discusses the top 7 crypto tokens that Reddit traders are currently tracking. These tokens include InQubeta (QUBE), Borroe Finance ($ROE), Reddit's Moons (MOON) and Bricks (BRICK), Ripple (XRP), CortexDao (CDX), and Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR). The article provides information about each token and highlights their unique features and potential. It emphasizes the importance of staying informed and understanding the market dynamics when investing in cryptocurrencies. The article also mentions the role of Reddit in influencing crypto sentiment and trends. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Try our free crypto chatbot at https://chat.coinfeeds.io*
TLDR: InQubeta (QUBE), Borroe Finance ($ROE), Reddit’s Moons (MOON) and Bricks (BRICK), Ripple (XRP), CortexDao (CDX), and Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR)
fiat mining ROE is too low. Crypto is not doing well. The weather is too hot. We all want to be in miami beach and retire early.
I have a question about Phemex contract trading. I have a short position open. My USDT value is $118. My ROE is + 29%, but my profit is only $2. I'm using 50x Leverage. Anybody know why my profit is so low, with such a high ROE? I use to buy future contracts on Kucoin, and I remember getting more profit on 29% gain, with just 5x leverage. I feel like I'm doing something wrong
Wtf. I had an order set to buy long X10 at 0.64. The order hit and I was liquidated nearly instantly. 😂 Luckily I’m a gambling man and went long x17 then straight away at 0.535 and my ROE on that went to now 128% 😅 so sold and got my liquidated money back. what a bumpy fuckin road.
This is very poor journalism. They don’t even link the consent order. It’s essentially a list of improvements the bank must implement to improve their controls and mitigate risks. [Cross River Bank March 2023 Consent Order](https://orders.fdic.gov/sfc/servlet.shepherd/document/download/0693d000007xEStAAM?operationContext=S1) The FDIC considered the matter and determined, and the Bank neither admits or denies, that it engaged in the unsafe or unsound banking practices related to its compliance with applicable fair lending laws and regulations by failing to establish and maintain internal controls, information systems, and prudent credit underwriting practices in conformance with the Safety and Soundness Standards contained in Appendix A of 12 C.F.R. Part 364, or the violations of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1691, et seq., as implemented by Regulation B, 12 C.F.R. Part 1002, and the Truth-in-Lending Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1601, et seq., as implemented by Regulation Z, 12 C.F.R. Part 1026, as described in the May 3, 2021 Consumer Compliance Report of Examination (2021 ROE).