Markus Antonius wrote: » DOT seems a bit lost for direction. I worry what effect the Eth updates will have on it in the coming months.
BrandonBay86 wrote: » Down 18% in 3 weeks I think the direction is pretty clear !
sReq | uTeK wrote: » Hey guys, I just want to make you aware of an altcoin. Permission.io I have a friend who knows the creators etc. Anyway it's gone from 0.006 private to listed on bithumb at 0.002 and is now up over 250% going at 0.005, expected to hit 10 cent as they have something in the cooker with IBM. Dont know what it will stabilise at but might be worh a punt. Anyway just wanted to pass the info
dirk_dangler wrote: » You would be mad to sell now, its cousin KSM is running auctions in the next months, this will remove a large amount from circulation and push up price? DOT will be doing the same by summer, reduced supply on the market means price goes up? The fact is DOT is preforming much better and rising in price faster than the developers could have ever hoped for, the proof is DOT was just a placeholder name, the new name and rebranding is due this summer, gets the brain thinking we have not really seen the true potential of DOT.
Lex Luthor wrote: » anyone staking ZIL? the free gZil tokens rewarded for staking ZIL are now worth approx $225ea
bfa1509 wrote: » I thought the advantage of DOT was the low fees and quick transactions - the very thing Eth is poor for. But the updates coming in the next few months tackles these two issues, surely it leaves DOT in a precarious position?
dirk_dangler wrote: » Have some Zil staked in the Moonlet wallet, am getting a steady drip of Zil and gZil, between the Zil and gZil you looking at 30+% APY. I would have dumped it by now if not for the 14 day unstake time, this Zil seems to just crab sideways, it will go up 10% and then back down 10%, the money invested in this Zil could probably be multiplying faster in another hold, but knowing the first rule of trading, the moment you sell the price goes up, it might be a blessing that the 14 day unstake time is putting me of dumping it, but once gZil rewards end in October i will seriously reevaluate this hold.
bosco12345 wrote: » I'm staking it on atomic wallet, cant seem to find the gzil token?
Str8outtaWuhan wrote: » i have a small bag of zil on atomic wallet its staked but how does that translate to gZil? when i try to claim it says that the network fee is nearly as much as the claim!
connie147 wrote: » Thanks for replying. these are the coins i have purchased so far, (spent €2000 total) CHZ BNB IOTA TRX VET THETA EWT ADA ROSE DOGE LINK MATIC TFUEL Thanks, Connie.
Lex Luthor wrote: » have you claimed any ZIL yet? If not, you wont have any gZil yet They reward you the gZil when you claim up to you when you claim but by Oct they wont be rewarding them any more so make sure you claim before then I find every 6 weeks works out best for me
connie147 wrote: » Right. As stated in an earlier post, these are the alt coins I have invested €2k in. Luckily enough the crypto portfolio is up 65% so far. I understand that kinda % profit cant continue unabated. The question I have for the experienced heads in here is how does one pick a time to sell off a coin. i understand that there is no formula, but there must be something that tell the experienced crypto player "its time to let that one go". For instance, even though all of my coins are up in value, the biggest riser is CHZ, bought at $0.05 and this morning up at 0.30 (now 0.27 as im writing). I have no issues with letting all of these coins sit there for 3-5 years, but what should make me sell one of them and re-invest the money in another coin? Like what should tell me a coin should be left alone for 3-5 years no matter how much its value rises. Asking questions like these will help me avoid making rookie mistakes. Cheers Connie
bosco12345 wrote: » I've just tried to claim and i dont have enough zil available, need 31 zil to be able to claim. I have 3000 zil staked but looks like you need to have some available in the wallet. I guess I just need to buy more and transfer it and should be ok
Timmaay wrote: » Edit, also part the reason I wanna take money out, I'm using crypto.com for all my crypto and I'm trusting them less and less every day, their 4% fee with the piss poor exchange rates, very poor review's on the play store, and Lithuanian bank accounts, nay I need to get my cash away from the likes of all that.
Carbon125 wrote: » Where do you see a 4% fee? Genuine question. The fee table is here: https://crypto.com/exchange/document/fees-limits
Timmaay wrote: » It not an actual fee, its the sh1t exchange rate which works out about 4%, so I'm calling it a fee lol.
bosco12345 wrote: » 90% of the sh!tcoins will be gone when the bull run ends in my opinion. Whenever that will be is another thing
tobeme2020 wrote: » Does the bullrun mean the rise in bitcoin again. I remember looking at them at 6.5k$ and was going to but one however it just slipped my mind for awhile. Now today they are 45k$. This was definitely a gamble worth taking at the time although as mentioned, I didn't buy one. If they ever do take a dive again I think I'll purchase one. This is all guessing but I don't expect them to drop again like they did in 2019.
Irish_rat wrote: » I doubt it'll drop to 10k again but you never know.
FFVII wrote: » it will. On it's way to 0.
ShaneU wrote: » Sold last night when it was dropping at €43.6k, hoping to buy back at a lower price. It has since proceeded to skyrocket up to €46k. Just bought back in. I have the worst luck. Watch the price plummet now.
yabadabado wrote: » I purchased some coins in December and January. Some of them doing well and others not so much. Is it advisable to withdraw a percentage of some of them,if all fails at least have my initial investment back and then anything else is a bonus? I have no issue leaving them there long-term and don't need the money at the moment just wondering what more experienced people do around here.
