Many people in Taiwan 🇹🇼 are still trying to use their bank cards to buy USDT.
But all transactions are being declined!
Why is that?
Most banks have implemented anti-fraud measures, so when cards like Visa or MasterCard show signs of transactions related to crypto, the system will automatically recognize it.
Then it will block the transaction, which is why many people are unable to buy USDT with their bank cards.
Of course, this reason is not something I made up.
To be more precise, before I switched to P2P USDT, I also used to buy USDT with my bank card.
I successfully completed 2 to 3 transactions and then got blocked. They blocked me without even informing me of the reason.
I don't understand why?
So I tried to figure things out and asked a bank employee at the counter to learn about the issue.
From there, I realized that the door to using a bank card to buy the stablecoin USDT was closed.
So I moved to Binance P2P to trade directly with people in Taiwan.
I immediately met an expert in P2P, and both sides maintained transactions with each other.
Until now, he has been my partner providing USDT at market prices.
That is the reason I switched to being a P2P USDT trader.
Ultimately, when one door closes, another one opens ⚡️
If you trade in the Taiwan market, welcome to you 👏 #tether #Write2Earn $BTC $DOT $DOGE
$DOT It's the same with any coin; the time spent at high prices doesn't last long.
But the time spent at the bottom tends to drag on.
That's why few people take advantage of buying at low levels.
Most will only jump in to fuel the fire during the final stages of a rise.
So consider buying early when it's low; you won't have to rush in like a moth to a flame when prices are high. #Polkadot #Write2Earn
Nghiem Akc
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$DOT
If you only hold one coin, the chance of doubling your account will be very limited. Because each coin has its own growth potential, which is also limited.
So, if you want to have more opportunities to double your account, you need to selectively choose a few top potential coins and spread them out evenly.
Of course, when it rises, it will not rise all at once, right!
Some coins will increase, some will decrease, and some will adjust.
And you just need to look at your own portfolio. See which coins you are holding that are increasing, which are adjusting.
For the coins that are increasing, sell a bit, then buy more of the coins that are adjusting.
Theoretically, that's how it works, but few people apply it. Because the market is too chaotic.
So everyone chooses only new coins like instant noodles.
Because they do not have the ability to wait. If after 1-2 days they don't see an increase, they sell everything and jump to another coin.
Jumping back and forth will ultimately lead to losing money, and only then do they realize their mistake.
Then they turn to blame the market for this and that. It’s not pleasant, right :)!
Similarly with Polkadot, some people bought in at 50 dollars and held on while it went down.
If it has already increased, why jump in now? If you jump in now, losing money is only to be expected.
So, if you determine which coin to buy, buy it early and immediately.
If you've already decided not to enter, then when you see it rising, don't go all in. Don't go all in!
Because it’s very easy to hold a coin that is plummeting. That's why many people tend to buy at the peak and sell at the bottom.
$BTC Bitcoin is approaching nearly 94k. Altcoins are also dancing along. $DOT Polkadot down to 4 dollars, this is just a recovery. At this price, it's still very OK. #bitcoi #Polkadot
Nghiem Akc
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$BTC
Capital is rushing into Bitcoin.
Looking at the weekly candle, the RSI is turning up. This indicates a very strong direction.
At this rate of increase, Bitcoin will soon return to the 100k level, even surpassing it.