✅ Follow Krown on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KrownCryptoCave
✅ Follow Krown on YT: https://www.youtube.com/krownscryptocave
✅ Follow EllioTrades on Twitter: https://twitter.com/elliotrades
🚨FOR EXPERIENCED TRADERS ONLY🚨
💰 $3,500 BONUS ON BYBIT 👉 https://partner.bybit.com/b/elliokrown21
► 3.5% Deposit bonus up to $3,500, e.g. if you deposit 100k, you get $3,500!!!
From now until November 1st, 10 lucky winners who sign up and deposit under referral code “elliokrown21” (link above) will each win 500 BitDao tokens (worth $1,000 usd).
Winners will be selected on 2nd November
#Bitcoin #BTC #Cryptocurrency
Good Morning and Happy Hump Day E.T Fam! If you all have been paying attention to the market, I’m sure that you all have seen the recent dip in the price of Bitcoin. Now, everyone is left wondering if this is just a brief shakeout or should we be worried about more negative price movement? Should we be bullish or bearish? Krown is here to give us an answer that is backed by data.
The effect that leverage has on the crypto market is also explained in this video. Remember, it’s never wise to trade with leverage unless you absolutely know what you’re doing. Even then, you need to be very careful. My best advice is to stay away from it altogether. If you’re worried or wondering what to expect next, it would behoove you to tune in.
Shakeouts due to over leveraged trades are to be expected. The great thing about shakeouts is that once they are over, we typically shake them off and move forward. However, don’t take my word for it. Let’s see what the King Of The Charts has to say about it. After your daily dose of TA, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe. Take care E.T Fam!
DISCLAIMER: This is not financial advice! This is an entertainment and opinion-based show. I am not a financial adviser. Please only invest what you can afford to lose, and we encourage you to do your own research before investing. DYOR
How Batching Can Save Time And Money On Regular International Money Transfers
Financial institutions offer discounts on scheduled payments and recurring international money transfers. Reduce currency risk and minimise time by buying the currency in advance.
The Euro: Advantages and Disadvantages Of A Single CurrencyEvery national currency around the globe is subject to identical market laws and its value changes according to the same factors that influence all other currencies. Within the Eurozone, all countries share the same currency – the euro, and are less affected by changes in the euro exchange rate. There are many advantages of the euro adoption by the countries in the Eurozone, despite that disadvantages also exist, and the most well known are the following: obliteration of the existing exchange rate fluctuations between a number of currencies and reduction of transaction costs (no other currency is necessary when…
Key Factors Influencing Euro Vs The Japanese YenThe Japanese yen is one of the so-called major currencies, together with the U.S. dollar, the euro, the Swiss franc and the British pound. Its exchange rate is determined by variety if complex factors but one of the most important is the desire of the government in Tokyo to keep the exchange rate of the yen at relatively low levels against the euro and the U.S. dollar.
What Are The Different Money Transfer Methods?Sending a cheque is by far the slowest method for sending money within a country or abroad because it can travel for days and weeks before the recipient is able to cash it. This old-fashioned way of sending funds is replaced by various kinds of electronic transfers. You do not need a bank teller and you do not need to sign any papers to withdraw cash from your bank account using your debit or credit card.
How To Read Forex Quotes To Calculate the Value of Your Money TransferMaking a money transfer does not require deep understanding of Forex trading but it will definitely help you in calculating the approximate cost of your transfer and the amount of money the beneficiary will receive. A few general principles to remember include the following: currencies are always traded in pairs; all quotes contain a pair of three-letter trading symbols of the currencies traded. The first currency symbol is the base or selling currency and the later is the currency that you are buying.
