iLegendd:
I use P2P a lot, even before the government did what they did. Paxful, Binance, etc. has a great P2P. Use them.

The only bad thing is: Nigerians will always be Nigerians. They'll soon delist us from those platforms because fraudulent Nigerians will ruin it.

Please, criminals, stay away from P2P — don't ruin what is left. Let's put hands together and confuse the government in peace, not in crime.

Crypto is here to stay just the same way the Internet is here to stay. If you're not into crypto, you'll end up in cry-to or cow-to or beg-beg-currency.

If you end up in cowtocurrency and roam around, you'll end up killing innocent souls more than any Yahoo+ boy or rituâlist. So, embrace crypto and leave cowto. If you want to go into cowto, open a ranch. Don't be roaming around in the bush or online like an uneducated idíot.

Offpoint1:
As a Nigerian I'll invest in cowtocurrency, given we have an history of being ruled by cow rarers. Cowtocurrency is safer for a Nigerian than crypto currency, the government will never frustrate you if you invest in cowtocurrency.

The future of Nigeria is Cow

A305:
Be careful, people out there trying to get in the crypto world without not having real information about it.

Do not let the fact that, ilegend seemingly seeing success in crypto trading be your motive for trading as I see him throwing around lots if unreliable altcoins in his post.

Crypto trading is good way to make money but you need to make accurate researches ten times over, before you place a trade because; the market is highly volitile.

I am a swing trader and I can confirm to you that, btc and most other coins (except USDT) are all bubbles and usually burst. That's the first law of trading so, keep your emotions aside when you decide to place a trade — ilegend is probably taking advantage of the 'bullish' price movement, But wait until he comes back to tell you (us) stories of the 'bearish' price movement in the future.

Only trade what you can afford to lose.

If you think this my comment is stupìd, please just ignore it and do your thing.

beautyhd:
Whoelse doesn't know much about this crypto currency?

I've tried to read about it and all I get is confusion

peeps4u:


Same govr that encourages everyone to go into farming now frustrates people with herdsmen killings. If it will take the govt to frustrate you just to prioritize the interest of fulani herdsmen and his cronies, they will. Govt doesn't care about you.
Same govt that closed borders against small businesses but opened same borders for Dangote.

Ayoleeboy007:
Boss how do you get the altcoin to trade or do you get signals somewhere?

iLegendd:

iLegendd:
Boys made millions today. If you ain't in crypto, you're missing. The game is not MM.M, but wisdom and understanding the market.

What goes up must come down, but with Bitcoin, when it goes down, be sure it's an opportunity for a bigger rise. And even a huge opportunity for smart people to buy more. I traded lots of coins today and one of them is SFP. It was lit!

Masster how to use "stop loss" and ignore what anyone trying to tell you it's too risky says. All these people have an agenda to keep you poor and put fear in you.

Goodbye.

A305:
Be careful, people out there trying to get in the crypto world without not having real information about it.

Do not let the fact that, ilegend seemingly seeing success in crypto trading be your motive for trading as I see him throwing around lots if unreliable altcoins in his post.

Crypto trading is good way to make money but you need to make accurate researches ten times over, before you place a trade because; the market is highly volitile.

I am a swing trader and I can confirm to you that, btc and most other coins (except USDT) are all bubbles and usually burst. That's the first law of trading so, keep your emotions aside when you decide to place a trade — ilegend is probably taking advantage of the 'bullish' price movement, But wait until he comes back to tell you (us) stories of the 'bearish' price movement in the future.

Only trade what you can afford to lose.

If you think this my comment is stupìd, please just ignore it and do your thing.

iLegendd:


Your wish has come to pass and I'm here to tell you no one died. If you don't take risk, you can never win. The market crashed yesterday and billions were lost globally, but we're getting back stronger. So, don't put fear in people.

A305:
I recently started posting on this thread this morning.

https://www.nairaland.com/6318352/crypto-currency-investors-thread/188#99080057


Now, I would advice you join the thread to share ideas on prospective coins and I will be willing to help everyone intending to place a thread.

I'm NOT a genius at this but, i can NEVER lose money; I only had to warn people on your thread because I know how brutal the crypto market is and, I sense the vibe in you to explore the market since you relatively new in the crypto world — I wouldn't want you to fall prey to shîtty coins which are currently now abound. (you already did) but it's not a bad thing; just part of the learning experience.

I never intended to instill fear into anyone. I was only trying to make everyone understand that; you will lose money 90% of the time when you ride on the 'bull run' due to FOMO which I sensed took over you.


I also earn on kdp while I sleep, Crypto trading is just like a hobby for me when am not playing FIFA or fúcking.

Follow that thread aforementioned and share with like minds — And you can be rest assure that, as long as am involved — you will NEVER lose money.

iLegendd:


I already know the thread. You just sounded like a '"know it all" guru. You're even claiming you can never lose. You can always lose. Everyone can always lose. The only difference is: you'll recover it. If that is what you mean, then cool.

The ITK you exuded in your first comment and even this reply is what puts me off. You even had to throw shades to assume a position of Mr. Guru. At the end, you smartly used a disclaimer that you're not a guru just to seem cool-headed.

From the way you talk about this business, I sense you feel you're too great.

A305:
Following your perception of me. I can never change that but would refer you to go back and read chapter 4,5,6 and 7 in that book 'The 48 laws of power'.

Your "female" feelings aside and back to the crypto market. I would leave you with this:

"The markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.” - John Maynard Keynes

iLegendd:
So, for anyone interested in crypto, there are lots of free tutorials on YouTube. The funny thing is: it's not even hard. I used to think crypto trading is hard. Nah!

The websites the trades happen may seem complex, but in reality, everything is easy as long as you understand the basics. Foundation is key. Understand Doji, trend, and a few other things and that's all. They're all free on Google or YouTube.

There are lots of great altcoins from Aave, Dot, 1Inch, Ada, etc. that can change your life. Trade in them and move the money to BTC or Eth. Don't stay poor for too long — it affects the brain.

Oh, I would've loved to reveal how to move your Naira to PayPal with your MasterCard and from PayPal to Crypto, but the last time I did, I got banned by Nairaland bot for 24 hours. So, I'd rather keep quiet and let everyone figure things out themselves.

That's all and stay blessed, guys and please, move 90% of your money from bank to crypto.

beautyhd:
Whoelse doesn't know much about this crypto currency?

I've tried to read about it and all I get is confusion