cnocbui wrote: » If you want to chance your arm, buy anything with a catchy name.
BrandonBay86 wrote: » Happy Birthday thread, two years old. What a journey. Hopefully another 2+ prosperous years for you all.
Jeff2 wrote: » If XRP get back over 0.80 and XLM is back over 0.40 I'm happy.
Drumpot wrote: » Do people trade in and out regularly in Bitcoin? I generally invest long term but I’ve nearly doubled the money at this stage, can cash out and still have original amount invested.
makeorbrake wrote: » Plenty trade in and out. Most don't know what they're doing with that. If I was to ask you right this moment - btc - trade in or trade out? - what would you base that decision on? Some use Technical Analysis - many believe in that, many think its witchcraft. Personally, I think only 1% really know what they're doing with it - to be able to make it work - and even then you're working on winning out on probability 51% of the time. Fundamental analysis and on-chain data can be interesting. Here's a run down on various forms of FA from Yassine Elmandrja of Ark Invest. I've traded in and out (but just a handful of times) over the past few years. I've been quite chuffed with the results but I'll be the first to admit that's been as much luck as anything else. Furthermore, had I not traded in/out at all - and just hodl'ed, I'd be much better off. So you can benefit when looking at things on the shorter term but when zooming out, you may be worse off. That said, I simply wouldn't have had the risk appetite to hold that quantity over the duration so I don't give myself a hard time on that. Position size is very important - if its keeping you up at night, then your position size is wrong - which will lead to you making bad decisions. Finally, whether you should cash out or take out the principal right now - that depends on you and your specific circumstances. One thing I try to do when putting $ at risk is try to imagine what life would be like if I never see that $ ever again.
makeorbrake wrote: » @Drumpot: Glad to hear that you've brought it to a conclusion/point that works for you. On pump n dumps - yes, exists for sure. On the dot com, there are some similarities but not exactly the same. I see this whole innovative wave as a continuation of that. The internet never got its own native currency and otherwise, blockchain tech generally builds upon that previous tech. On the phat gains and the ability for those to reverse just as quick, all day long. However, I would also add that there is still something tangible here. Just as people look at the dot com bust, we have to remember that the innovation that came out of it has changed the world for every one of us. On that basis, I'd say that everyone should have a couple of percent exposure. Even if most projects fail (which they inevitably will), category winners are going to be incredibly successful. So...whereas ordinarily there's no right to make these sort of gains, I see this as a once in a lifetime type of thing - so that for the coming of age of those category winners, there is a logic in making said gains. Have a look at the history of Amazon. It suffered the same sort of volatility (complete with 50% corrections). Year after year, investors thought they had missed the boat. Yet in the space of 12 years, Amazon increased 62x. Anyways...sounds like you've come for the speculation and made a few quid...but oftentimes, when people come for the speculative punt, they stick around and see whats real and ground breaking at the heart of it (amongst all the crud, pump and dumps, shilling, etc. of course. ).
joeyboy11 wrote: » What would you consider the main categories and the likely coin(s) to come out on top in that category.
joeyboy11 wrote: » A question to you or any other posters here. CEX - BNB DEX - UNI Streaming - Theta Privacy - Monero Bank payments - Ripple/Stellar Smart contracts - ETH, DOT, ADA Oracle - Link Store of value - BTC[ /quote]
dirk_dangler wrote: » I'm very excited Team that created UniSwap V1 working on ROSE Yesterday ROSE had Clubhouse presentation with Q&A In a nutshell DOT on steroids with privacy DOT has parachains, ROSE has paratimes, basically the same thing different name DOT 100 parachains, ROSE infinite paratimes Trashed Secret Network and Polkadot Think Brave paying BAT for using browser, Rose will facilitate payment for use of your data, possible staking of your data for rewards,. FB DIEM all but confirmed as partner This is the ground floor, get in or be raging in years to comehttps://www.stakingrewards.com/earn/oasis-network
Irish_rat wrote: » Updated list below joeyboy11 wrote: » A question to you or any other posters here. CEX - BNB DEX - UNI Streaming - Theta Privacy - Monero Bank payments - Ripple/Stellar Smart contracts - ETH, DOT, ADA Oracle - Link Store of value - BTC[ /quote] CEX - not needed if DEX gets cheap DEX - ROSE look to be making one with team that worked on uniswap v1 Streaming - forget about it, youtube twitch Privacy - ROSE Bank payments - LINK, check out the history with SWIFT Smart contracts - ETH, ROSE Oracle - Link Store of value - BTC I'm telling you now ROSE is going to be huge, 2021 is shaping up to be the year privacy goes mainstream, blockchains greatest strength is its greatest weakness, all transactions are public, wallstreet waiting in the shadows to use block chain, they wont until transactions are private, enter ROSE. I'm going big on ROSE, a play that will either get me mocked here or venerated in the years to come.
FFVII wrote: » link to partner with diem?
Spotted Hyena wrote: » BNB is blowing up. Felt it would last week but had no liquidity.
Rob2D wrote: » Is it ever going to stop?! I was going to buy it at €50 but didn't bother. Then it was 150 and then 250. I figured well that's that then. But now it's looking like it'll be 500 tomorrow! Sickened :pac:
Irish_rat wrote: » Well it's going to go up more since BZ said more bnb will be burned this week
Dohnjoe wrote: » BNB 500 yoyos, congrats to any who picked up some in the down years. The staking, launchpool and earn program pretty damn good too.
Bob24 wrote: » Massive gains indeed. Genuine network effect but also a bit of FOMO I'd say. If someone bought when it was 20 it might be time to lock some gains.
BizWiz66 wrote: » Has Binance become a scam? The froze my assets for no reason (I am unable to withdraw, but still able to trade) and there are a lot of threads on Reddit about people getting their account and funds frozen for no reason. Support is not replying to anyone apparently. Anyone here has a bad experience with them lately?
Dohnjoe wrote: » A lot of returning Americans didn't read up on the Binance.US stuff and migrate properly, so that's generated a lot of issues. Also Binance can freeze accounts for suspicious activity, with 50 million users (or more) there will be a lot of cases of that. Open a ticket with them, but good luck, I'd say they are swamped.
