2018-05-09 at 11:10 PM UTC
Soyboy
African Astronaut
[relevantly rival my dehydroretinol]
Made my money back and a little, so I jumped from BAT to Etherium as I considered it safer (BAT is a token that runs on Etherium, don't ask me how it works, but Etherium is like the bank), and I'm glad I did, BAT has crashed pretty significantly the last few days, while Etherium is holding it's value.
I should have jumped into Bitcoin Cash, but oh well.
Anyone still trying to play these markets or have any tips? Monero seems to be doing well, it could be the next one I go for.
2018-05-10 at 12:25 AM UTC
I am just trying to save up to buy across the board before they all blow up like BTC did. I'm waiting for LTC to crash below $100.
2018-05-10 at 12:45 AM UTC
xy0
Houston
[scull my yellowish-beige sinhalese]
Screw Buttcoin cash. Only because its supporters undermine satoshi's vision.
Hell yeah i'm still in it. I use it as a 401k replacement. Add a little more every paycheck since 2014. It's been a ride, but worth it.
My advise is to stay away from the alt coins except for LTC and ETH. The privacy coin would be a good investment too, but i forget the name. z cash or something.
2018-05-10 at 1:22 AM UTC
call me to invest in ACP coin its gonna be super hot
2018-05-13 at 10:35 AM UTC
i had like 8 quids worth of monero sitting leftover in my dream account from a week ago and it was like 6 pound something yesterday.
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2018-05-13 at 11:54 AM UTC
dunno shit about anything but i think i would invest once BTC crashes really bad, like DotCom bad. who knows if its ever going to happen though
2018-05-13 at 11:59 PM UTC
BC peaked at $20K last Dec. It dropped to about $7K in April 2018. It only has 2 ways to go. Either rebound or you eventually lose everything. But, the chances of going back to $20K or beyond is limited and world events don't seem positive. Your company's 401K probably made a lot less because most companies focus on lower risk funds and losing everything would not be beneficial to their reputation. I left BC at it's peak and if you regained your initial investment it would be wise to look to other sources. Overseas medical entities are doing quite well at the moment and most are bringing in good interest rates. Vanguard 500 Index Fund for example is a good core holding to begin with or individual steady earning high tech companies. Personally, I think you can do better without worrying about BC everyday and wondering when it will plunge again. If you've been in since 2008 and only regained your investment time to leave and seek something better which will also be stable if war is declared overseas.
2018-06-16 at 7:17 AM UTC
Ensign Galm
African Astronaut
[specifically erupt this tetrachloromethane]
In it for the long haul. It is far safer than keeping your money in a dirty jedi bank.
2018-06-16 at 1:59 PM UTC
I'm gonna go all in on potcoin
