Hows everyone crypto investments going?
Looking to share ideas regarding tokens and cryptocurrency to invest in. Love to see which tokens to look out for.
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TinyViolins · 31-35, M
It's been pretty bad lately for me, but I'm still at a profit overall. Last year was amazing for crypto and I ended with a few thousand to add to my financial cushion.
If anybody is giving you advice or acting like they which tokens will do what, you should automatically assume they're full of chips. Nobody really knows where the market is heading, or which coins will perform best.
It operates like a stock market where investor confidence matters a lot, and right now there is a lot of uncertainty regarding legislation and regulation regarding crypto markets all over the world. Keep your eyes and ears tuned to the news because bad news leads to temporary dips that eventually pick back up once it's revealed as minor. It's a great time to make money.
But there are something like 15,000 cryptocurrencies out there, so most are a scam. It's a cash grab that promises insane yields and returns to people that want to get rich overnight, but most of the time that money is gone forever.
I would stick with a lot of the bigger coins, like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Cardano. I've gotten great returns from them alone, and because of their size they are almost too big to fail. A lot of financial institutions and major corporations have assets tied up in these big coins, so the likelihood is that they'll be able to weather crashes and dips better than most others.
And as always, diversify your portfolio. I've taken some losses with certain coins that, thankfully, were small enough not to care and outweighed by gains with other tokens.
If anybody is giving you advice or acting like they which tokens will do what, you should automatically assume they're full of chips. Nobody really knows where the market is heading, or which coins will perform best.
It operates like a stock market where investor confidence matters a lot, and right now there is a lot of uncertainty regarding legislation and regulation regarding crypto markets all over the world. Keep your eyes and ears tuned to the news because bad news leads to temporary dips that eventually pick back up once it's revealed as minor. It's a great time to make money.
But there are something like 15,000 cryptocurrencies out there, so most are a scam. It's a cash grab that promises insane yields and returns to people that want to get rich overnight, but most of the time that money is gone forever.
I would stick with a lot of the bigger coins, like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Cardano. I've gotten great returns from them alone, and because of their size they are almost too big to fail. A lot of financial institutions and major corporations have assets tied up in these big coins, so the likelihood is that they'll be able to weather crashes and dips better than most others.
And as always, diversify your portfolio. I've taken some losses with certain coins that, thankfully, were small enough not to care and outweighed by gains with other tokens.
Philasefer · M
@TinyViolins These are some excellent advice. Thank you I will keep a note.
TheCoolestCat · 31-35, M
im a stock trader lol i stay away from crypto though
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Philasefer · M
@TheCoolestCat those are some ratios
TheCoolestCat · 31-35, M
meh works for me i make a good living out of it
Philasefer · M
@TheCoolestCat as long as it works for you thats awesome! you do you
zeronguyen · 26-30, F
Holding coins and stocks is a knife that will cut your hand, so choose safe investments when you have experience, otherwise choose a friend or a really good teacher.
Now that I have learned a lesson from it, I choose another way which is quite safe
Now that I have learned a lesson from it, I choose another way which is quite safe
Ferric67 · M
Anybody have an insight into soluna stock?
empanadas · 31-35, M
Bruh 😂 I'm making money while I shit and eat. It's good. A little worried that the government is trying to get into crypto. I really hope they don't centralize it