Hoboo wrote: » I know sfa about crypto. Bought 50 xrp a few weeks ago for the craic, should I just get rid now?
BrandonBay86 wrote: » Alt season well and truly over.
Donald Trump wrote: » I never invested or bought or traded any crypto. But I will just say that people will tell you X/Y/Z. Those are guesses. They may be right and they may be wrong. I wouldn't have a dog in the fight but I don't like to see people losing money. Best advice is the simple ones of don't put all your eggs in the same basket and don't risk more than you can afford to lose. There is no "surely". That is my point.
BrandonBay86 wrote: » I think you’d be lucky to sell them all as XRP apparently force you to keep at least 20? Not up to speed on it so could be wrong.
Mr Rhode Island Red wrote: » Did we survive the night? I threw some change at my 3 best coins last night at what I hope was near the bottom and then deleted kraken from my phone to take a step back for a day or two.
Pintman Paddy Losty wrote: » Does no one else think it's odd that all the exchanges where you can trade BTC for actual money stopped trading when the price dropped yesterday? Or how binance got its 1Bn magic tether injection to halt the fall. Does that not concern you and make you think, there is something very dodgy here...maybe I'm going to get burned.
Deleted User wrote: » I think that when millions of customers flock to an exchange or any website all of a sudden, it will suffer. The main cryptocurrency subreddit went down at various points yesterday too. Look at Ticketmaster when a very popular concert goes on sale. I don't trust the exchanges as far as I can throw them but I don't suspect them going down yesterday was Robinhood/AMC-type shenanigans Personally I had absolutely no problem accessing Binance yesterday and making trades.
aido79 wrote: » Could this guy be right again?https://www.kitco.com/news/2021-05-19/Bitcoin-price-plummets-to-30k-Gareth-Soloway-s-last-target-How-to-trade-after-collapse.html He predicted bitcoin to fall to $30k(which obviously happened), then rise again to maybe $40-43k before falling again to as low as $20k then going to the moon.
mdmix wrote: » I have never watched his videos, but have seen many of his titles/thumbnails with predictions that never came through. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
Luckycharms_74 wrote: » Dicing with death in leverage trading. Not for the faint-hearted.https://u.today/more-than-755000-crypto-traders-liquidated-in-one-day
Irish_rat wrote: » Just wondering, why are you here if you don't own any crypto?
Donald Trump wrote: » How much should one have to blindly buy before visiting here? Is there a rule. Maybe people are supposed to just throw at least a few k into it before trying to learn anything about it or posting? It does appear to be that way from some posts. Some posts seem informed but many others are just parroting memes and mantras. It is interesting for me to observe the herd mentality. You are obviously very insecure yourself that you feel threatened by any "outsider" coming in that doesn't immediately repeat whatever mantra you want to hear. I never even said anything positive or negative about cryptocurrency itself. The post you quoted was very very very simple advice that any child could understand. If for some reason, you don't think that it applies to you, then don't follow it. That is up to you. I wasn't addressing it to you. I was addressing it to the person who was positing that something was "surely" going to happen.
Deleted User wrote: » Jesus christ. You call some insecure and a child; and then wonder why people are "threatened" by you. Would you give it a rest.
Deleted User wrote: » "Outsiders" are one thing, but go back a few days and look at your first few posts. I'm sure if they didn't contain that air of arsery, your opinions would have been more welcome or inviting of debate to others.
Donald Trump wrote: » I don't really care whether you "welcome" any posts or not to be honest. You are free to ignore them if you don't like them. I'm not saying anything bad in them
Potatoeman wrote: » The reason Tesla isn’t accepting Bitcoin for purchases is that the carbon credits they get were going to be reduced as it’s not considered green. The board may have asked for some to be liquidated to prove the asset is tradable when needed. It’s two bad news stories after each other. A readjustment isn’t the worse thing to any boom marker. I do wonder if Amazon and Bezos are involved, heard they were buying a huge amount from the miners at source.