Topic: Ardor: Lisk/Eth's biggest competition . 1billion potential cap(10x returns) - page 12. (Read 19512 times)
September 07, 2017, 02:29:58 AM
lookin good
September 07, 2017, 01:37:19 AM
love this guy's posts but a bit confused on this one
let's make this very simple for an idiot such as myself. There looks like there's going to be 3 "coins... NXT, ARDOR, and Ignis
Which one is the one that was recommended?
let's make this very simple for an idiot such as myself. There looks like there's going to be 3 "coins... NXT, ARDOR, and Ignis
Which one is the one that was recommended?
The thread title says Ardor...
he believes that ardor got his interest that's why he make this to give some hints why he chooses ardor.
September 07, 2017, 01:26:48 AM
love this guy's posts but a bit confused on this one
let's make this very simple for an idiot such as myself. There looks like there's going to be 3 "coins... NXT, ARDOR, and Ignis
Which one is the one that was recommended?
let's make this very simple for an idiot such as myself. There looks like there's going to be 3 "coins... NXT, ARDOR, and Ignis
Which one is the one that was recommended?
The thread title says Ardor...
September 07, 2017, 01:25:25 AM
love this guy's posts but a bit confused on this one
let's make this very simple for an idiot such as myself. There looks like there's going to be 3 "coins... NXT, ARDOR, and Ignis
Which one is the one that was recommended?
let's make this very simple for an idiot such as myself. There looks like there's going to be 3 "coins... NXT, ARDOR, and Ignis
Which one is the one that was recommended?
September 07, 2017, 01:24:17 AM
Yep, ARDR is a good investment right now. I bought 500K and going to buy twice as much. Thanks for nice intro in OP
September 07, 2017, 01:09:13 AM
Folks, do not forget Nxt also. Taken from JPL license (https://www.jelurida.com/jpl):
"Starting from version 1.11.6, the Nxt Reference Software (NRS) is the first software to be released under the Jelurida Public License, with the Special Conditions requiring a 10% sharedrop to the NXT holders from Nxt clones."
The same license terms will be applied to Ardor platform. That means, that any Nxt/Ardor clone in the future will need to give at least 10% of their cloned system forging tokens must be airdroped to existing Nxt/Ardor holders. So don't look at this project short term.
"Starting from version 1.11.6, the Nxt Reference Software (NRS) is the first software to be released under the Jelurida Public License, with the Special Conditions requiring a 10% sharedrop to the NXT holders from Nxt clones."
The same license terms will be applied to Ardor platform. That means, that any Nxt/Ardor clone in the future will need to give at least 10% of their cloned system forging tokens must be airdroped to existing Nxt/Ardor holders. So don't look at this project short term.
That's really interesting information... this just gets better and better!
Thanks for posting man!
September 07, 2017, 12:59:49 AM
Folks, do not forget Nxt also. Taken from JPL license (https://www.jelurida.com/jpl):
"Starting from version 1.11.6, the Nxt Reference Software (NRS) is the first software to be released under the Jelurida Public License, with the Special Conditions requiring a 10% sharedrop to the NXT holders from Nxt clones."
The same license terms will be applied to Ardor platform. That means, that any Nxt/Ardor clone in the future will need to give at least 10% of their cloned system forging tokens must be airdroped to existing Nxt/Ardor holders. So don't look at this project short term.
"Starting from version 1.11.6, the Nxt Reference Software (NRS) is the first software to be released under the Jelurida Public License, with the Special Conditions requiring a 10% sharedrop to the NXT holders from Nxt clones."
The same license terms will be applied to Ardor platform. That means, that any Nxt/Ardor clone in the future will need to give at least 10% of their cloned system forging tokens must be airdroped to existing Nxt/Ardor holders. So don't look at this project short term.
September 07, 2017, 12:57:35 AM
Hmmm.. decisions decisions.
Found a reddit post with some info, answered my question about what the point of NXT is after Ardor & Ignis come out - https://www.reddit.com/r/NXT/comments/57qrgg/nxt_ardor_and_ignis_qas/
Might go 50% NXT for airdrop, and 50% into ARDOR to hodl, @dbt1033 think this is an OK ratio?
Found a reddit post with some info, answered my question about what the point of NXT is after Ardor & Ignis come out - https://www.reddit.com/r/NXT/comments/57qrgg/nxt_ardor_and_ignis_qas/
Quote
Ardor and Ignis have two different purposes that complement each other and Nxt remains as the tried and tested system that has existed for about 3 years. Companies, assets, other coins, and projects like Debune, LQD, OpenTrade Docs, and NAUT currently operate on/using the Nxt blockchain. Some people have stated a preference on using a tried-and-tested system for their projects so I expect Nxt to continue to be used down the road, on top of not every project needing their own child chain.
Might go 50% NXT for airdrop, and 50% into ARDOR to hodl, @dbt1033 think this is an OK ratio?
TBH i dunno what the hell I'm doing about this myself... I have some nxt i wanted to dump on people that were buying for the ICO... but I don't see any buying happening lol... probably just gonna hodl and see what happens / get the airdrop.
September 07, 2017, 12:56:23 AM
Hmmm.. decisions decisions.
Found a reddit post with some info, answered my question about what the point of NXT is after Ardor & Ignis come out - https://www.reddit.com/r/NXT/comments/57qrgg/nxt_ardor_and_ignis_qas/
Might go 50% NXT for airdrop, and 50% into ARDOR to hodl, @dbt1033 think this is an OK ratio?
Found a reddit post with some info, answered my question about what the point of NXT is after Ardor & Ignis come out - https://www.reddit.com/r/NXT/comments/57qrgg/nxt_ardor_and_ignis_qas/
Quote
Ardor and Ignis have two different purposes that complement each other and Nxt remains as the tried and tested system that has existed for about 3 years. Companies, assets, other coins, and projects like Debune, LQD, OpenTrade Docs, and NAUT currently operate on/using the Nxt blockchain. Some people have stated a preference on using a tried-and-tested system for their projects so I expect Nxt to continue to be used down the road, on top of not every project needing their own child chain.
Might go 50% NXT for airdrop, and 50% into ARDOR to hodl, @dbt1033 think this is an OK ratio?
September 07, 2017, 12:44:01 AM
Oh, that makes sense, I thought that the NXT coins were being converted to IGNIS coins and you lose the old NXT coins.
Nope... if you don't participate in the ICO... you get the airdrop of .5 ignis/nxt AND you get to keep your nxt.
September 07, 2017, 12:43:14 AM
Oh, that makes sense, I thought that the NXT coins were being converted to IGNIS coins and you lose the old NXT coins.
September 07, 2017, 12:36:44 AM
@dbt1033 - Great last post, as a newbie in crypto I really appreciate you taking time to give advice.
Just a quick question, still trying to figure out how the Ignis ICO works, if I understand correctly:
1.) You can get some NXT now, wait for Ardor genesis and get 0.5 IGNIS per 1 NXT
or
2.) You can buy into ICO directly with NXT for a JRLDA IOU token, at a rate of (right now) .76 NXT = 1 JRLDA = 1 IGNUS
Why would anyone with NXT hold for the Ardor Genesis to get 0.5 IGNIS per 1 NXT, instead of buying into the ICO and pay .76 NXT for 1 IGNUS?
Please enlighten
Just a quick question, still trying to figure out how the Ignis ICO works, if I understand correctly:
1.) You can get some NXT now, wait for Ardor genesis and get 0.5 IGNIS per 1 NXT
or
2.) You can buy into ICO directly with NXT for a JRLDA IOU token, at a rate of (right now) .76 NXT = 1 JRLDA = 1 IGNUS
Why would anyone with NXT hold for the Ardor Genesis to get 0.5 IGNIS per 1 NXT, instead of buying into the ICO and pay .76 NXT for 1 IGNUS?
Please enlighten
Well.. i would assume that the mentality is that you get "free coins" from the airdrop and then you can keep hodling your nxt or dump your nxt after that and buy something else...
September 07, 2017, 12:35:55 AM
It kills me to see that people are investing precious bitcoin with so little patience.
I often see this with new investors... fomo all-in on one coin because a bunch of noobs are talking about it (good sign it's top), then sell for a loss to fomo a lesser all-in on another.
The key to success in this game is patience.
Find good projects. Then find a good place to buy them. Then wait.
I like spreading my bets around... so I do serious research to determine how much of my portfolio I want a particular asset to represent.
For example: Ardr is a really serious project with a really serious team. It's on several big exchanges / therefore pretty liquid. I might be ok having a bag that represents 15-20% of my portfolio on something like this. Other coins that don't meet these criteria (they might be really ambitions but with unproven dev team... or maybe they just aren't that liquid) might be a good pick to represent 3-5% of your portfolio.
I understand that a lot of times, when you are new... you don't have much to play with.
If this is you (no shame, we all start somewhere), pick two projects... join the slacks so you know what's going on. Follow twitter posts about the projects. Read the forums. This will help you judge sentiment.
Make sure to buy at a good time to minimize a drawdown..... you can take a free trading course at www.babypips.com to help you realize what is a good buy and what isn't.
When you have entered 1-2 projects, hold on for dear life. Fight the temptation to sell for a loss (unless you really fucked up with your buy... but I'm sure you will make a few mistakes along the way.)
There is a lot of hype in crypto. Do not fall into the cycle of chasing hype. You want to buy projects BEFORE everyone else is talking about them, not AFTER. If everyone and their mother is talking about something, it's likely too late.
Make sure to check out www.coinmarketcap.com. My favorite projects are those with <200mm market cap. This is because there is a lot of potential upside for low-medium cap projects.
Good luck investing guys... it's a wild ride but can be incredibly rewarding. Learn to realize your faults, sit on your hands, and learn from your mistakes. Becoming a successful investor takes time. There is a reason 90+% fail. Be persistent.
I often see this with new investors... fomo all-in on one coin because a bunch of noobs are talking about it (good sign it's top), then sell for a loss to fomo a lesser all-in on another.
The key to success in this game is patience.
Find good projects. Then find a good place to buy them. Then wait.
I like spreading my bets around... so I do serious research to determine how much of my portfolio I want a particular asset to represent.
For example: Ardr is a really serious project with a really serious team. It's on several big exchanges / therefore pretty liquid. I might be ok having a bag that represents 15-20% of my portfolio on something like this. Other coins that don't meet these criteria (they might be really ambitions but with unproven dev team... or maybe they just aren't that liquid) might be a good pick to represent 3-5% of your portfolio.
I understand that a lot of times, when you are new... you don't have much to play with.
If this is you (no shame, we all start somewhere), pick two projects... join the slacks so you know what's going on. Follow twitter posts about the projects. Read the forums. This will help you judge sentiment.
Make sure to buy at a good time to minimize a drawdown..... you can take a free trading course at www.babypips.com to help you realize what is a good buy and what isn't.
When you have entered 1-2 projects, hold on for dear life. Fight the temptation to sell for a loss (unless you really fucked up with your buy... but I'm sure you will make a few mistakes along the way.)
There is a lot of hype in crypto. Do not fall into the cycle of chasing hype. You want to buy projects BEFORE everyone else is talking about them, not AFTER. If everyone and their mother is talking about something, it's likely too late.
Make sure to check out www.coinmarketcap.com. My favorite projects are those with <200mm market cap. This is because there is a lot of potential upside for low-medium cap projects.
Good luck investing guys... it's a wild ride but can be incredibly rewarding. Learn to realize your faults, sit on your hands, and learn from your mistakes. Becoming a successful investor takes time. There is a reason 90+% fail. Be persistent.
Another thing i wanted to address....
STOP looking at the damn orderbooks! Who cares if there is a buy / sell wall.... people who are much more experienced than you can place / remove them at any time.
I see people all the time saying things like "oh shit a 1 btc sell wall just appeared...".... this is not a sell wall, and who cares. Plenty of ppl can much that without thinking twice.
Orderbooks can be fake / can change. Fundamental / technical analysis is much more reliable.
September 07, 2017, 12:32:31 AM
@dbt1033 - Great last post, as a newbie in crypto I really appreciate you taking time to give advice.
Just a quick question, still trying to figure out how the Ignis ICO works, if I understand correctly:
1.) You can get some NXT now, wait for Ardor genesis and get 0.5 IGNIS per 1 NXT
or
2.) You can buy into ICO directly with NXT for a JRLDA IOU token, at a rate of (right now) .76 NXT = 1 JRLDA = 1 IGNUS
Why would anyone with NXT hold for the Ardor Genesis to get 0.5 IGNIS per 1 NXT, instead of buying into the ICO and pay .76 NXT for 1 IGNUS?
Please enlighten
Just a quick question, still trying to figure out how the Ignis ICO works, if I understand correctly:
1.) You can get some NXT now, wait for Ardor genesis and get 0.5 IGNIS per 1 NXT
or
2.) You can buy into ICO directly with NXT for a JRLDA IOU token, at a rate of (right now) .76 NXT = 1 JRLDA = 1 IGNUS
Why would anyone with NXT hold for the Ardor Genesis to get 0.5 IGNIS per 1 NXT, instead of buying into the ICO and pay .76 NXT for 1 IGNUS?
Please enlighten
September 07, 2017, 12:23:25 AM
It kills me to see that people are investing precious bitcoin with so little patience.
I often see this with new investors... fomo all-in on one coin because a bunch of noobs are talking about it (good sign it's top), then sell for a loss to fomo a lesser all-in on another.
The key to success in this game is patience.
Find good projects. Then find a good place to buy them. Then wait.
I like spreading my bets around... so I do serious research to determine how much of my portfolio I want a particular asset to represent.
For example: Ardr is a really serious project with a really serious team. It's on several big exchanges / therefore pretty liquid. I might be ok having a bag that represents 15-20% of my portfolio on something like this. Other coins that don't meet these criteria (they might be really ambitions but with unproven dev team... or maybe they just aren't that liquid) might be a good pick to represent 3-5% of your portfolio.
I understand that a lot of times, when you are new... you don't have much to play with.
If this is you (no shame, we all start somewhere), pick two projects... join the slacks so you know what's going on. Follow twitter posts about the projects. Read the forums. This will help you judge sentiment.
Make sure to buy at a good time to minimize a drawdown..... you can take a free trading course at www.babypips.com to help you realize what is a good buy and what isn't.
When you have entered 1-2 projects, hold on for dear life. Fight the temptation to sell for a loss (unless you really fucked up with your buy... but I'm sure you will make a few mistakes along the way.)
There is a lot of hype in crypto. Do not fall into the cycle of chasing hype. You want to buy projects BEFORE everyone else is talking about them, not AFTER. If everyone and their mother is talking about something, it's likely too late.
Make sure to check out www.coinmarketcap.com. My favorite projects are those with <200mm market cap. This is because there is a lot of potential upside for low-medium cap projects.
Good luck investing guys... it's a wild ride but can be incredibly rewarding. Learn to realize your faults, sit on your hands, and learn from your mistakes. Becoming a successful investor takes time. There is a reason 90+% fail. Be persistent.
I often see this with new investors... fomo all-in on one coin because a bunch of noobs are talking about it (good sign it's top), then sell for a loss to fomo a lesser all-in on another.
The key to success in this game is patience.
Find good projects. Then find a good place to buy them. Then wait.
I like spreading my bets around... so I do serious research to determine how much of my portfolio I want a particular asset to represent.
For example: Ardr is a really serious project with a really serious team. It's on several big exchanges / therefore pretty liquid. I might be ok having a bag that represents 15-20% of my portfolio on something like this. Other coins that don't meet these criteria (they might be really ambitions but with unproven dev team... or maybe they just aren't that liquid) might be a good pick to represent 3-5% of your portfolio.
I understand that a lot of times, when you are new... you don't have much to play with.
If this is you (no shame, we all start somewhere), pick two projects... join the slacks so you know what's going on. Follow twitter posts about the projects. Read the forums. This will help you judge sentiment.
Make sure to buy at a good time to minimize a drawdown..... you can take a free trading course at www.babypips.com to help you realize what is a good buy and what isn't.
When you have entered 1-2 projects, hold on for dear life. Fight the temptation to sell for a loss (unless you really fucked up with your buy... but I'm sure you will make a few mistakes along the way.)
There is a lot of hype in crypto. Do not fall into the cycle of chasing hype. You want to buy projects BEFORE everyone else is talking about them, not AFTER. If everyone and their mother is talking about something, it's likely too late.
Make sure to check out www.coinmarketcap.com. My favorite projects are those with <200mm market cap. This is because there is a lot of potential upside for low-medium cap projects.
Good luck investing guys... it's a wild ride but can be incredibly rewarding. Learn to realize your faults, sit on your hands, and learn from your mistakes. Becoming a successful investor takes time. There is a reason 90+% fail. Be persistent.
I. am. in.
ARDR
September 07, 2017, 12:19:36 AM
It kills me to see that people are investing precious bitcoin with so little patience.
I often see this with new investors... fomo all-in on one coin because a bunch of noobs are talking about it (good sign it's top), then sell for a loss to fomo a lesser all-in on another.
The key to success in this game is patience.
Find good projects. Then find a good place to buy them. Then wait.
I like spreading my bets around... so I do serious research to determine how much of my portfolio I want a particular asset to represent.
For example: Ardr is a really serious project with a really serious team. It's on several big exchanges / therefore pretty liquid. I might be ok having a bag that represents 15-20% of my portfolio on something like this. Other coins that don't meet these criteria (they might be really ambitions but with unproven dev team... or maybe they just aren't that liquid) might be a good pick to represent 3-5% of your portfolio.
I understand that a lot of times, when you are new... you don't have much to play with.
If this is you (no shame, we all start somewhere), pick two projects... join the slacks so you know what's going on. Follow twitter posts about the projects. Read the forums. This will help you judge sentiment.
Make sure to buy at a good time to minimize a drawdown..... you can take a free trading course at www.babypips.com to help you realize what is a good buy and what isn't.
When you have entered 1-2 projects, hold on for dear life. Fight the temptation to sell for a loss (unless you really fucked up with your buy... but I'm sure you will make a few mistakes along the way.)
There is a lot of hype in crypto. Do not fall into the cycle of chasing hype. You want to buy projects BEFORE everyone else is talking about them, not AFTER. If everyone and their mother is talking about something, it's likely too late.
Make sure to check out www.coinmarketcap.com. My favorite projects are those with <200mm market cap. This is because there is a lot of potential upside for low-medium cap projects.
Good luck investing guys... it's a wild ride but can be incredibly rewarding. Learn to realize your faults, sit on your hands, and learn from your mistakes. Becoming a successful investor takes time. There is a reason 90+% fail. Be persistent.
I often see this with new investors... fomo all-in on one coin because a bunch of noobs are talking about it (good sign it's top), then sell for a loss to fomo a lesser all-in on another.
The key to success in this game is patience.
Find good projects. Then find a good place to buy them. Then wait.
I like spreading my bets around... so I do serious research to determine how much of my portfolio I want a particular asset to represent.
For example: Ardr is a really serious project with a really serious team. It's on several big exchanges / therefore pretty liquid. I might be ok having a bag that represents 15-20% of my portfolio on something like this. Other coins that don't meet these criteria (they might be really ambitions but with unproven dev team... or maybe they just aren't that liquid) might be a good pick to represent 3-5% of your portfolio.
I understand that a lot of times, when you are new... you don't have much to play with.
If this is you (no shame, we all start somewhere), pick two projects... join the slacks so you know what's going on. Follow twitter posts about the projects. Read the forums. This will help you judge sentiment.
Make sure to buy at a good time to minimize a drawdown..... you can take a free trading course at www.babypips.com to help you realize what is a good buy and what isn't.
When you have entered 1-2 projects, hold on for dear life. Fight the temptation to sell for a loss (unless you really fucked up with your buy... but I'm sure you will make a few mistakes along the way.)
There is a lot of hype in crypto. Do not fall into the cycle of chasing hype. You want to buy projects BEFORE everyone else is talking about them, not AFTER. If everyone and their mother is talking about something, it's likely too late.
Make sure to check out www.coinmarketcap.com. My favorite projects are those with <200mm market cap. This is because there is a lot of potential upside for low-medium cap projects.
Good luck investing guys... it's a wild ride but can be incredibly rewarding. Learn to realize your faults, sit on your hands, and learn from your mistakes. Becoming a successful investor takes time. There is a reason 90+% fail. Be persistent.
Well said and X2...and babypips is a great comprehensive site.
September 07, 2017, 12:11:17 AM
It kills me to see that people are investing precious bitcoin with so little patience.
I often see this with new investors... fomo all-in on one coin because a bunch of noobs are talking about it (good sign it's top), then sell for a loss to fomo a lesser all-in on another.
The key to success in this game is patience.
Find good projects. Then find a good place to buy them. Then wait.
I like spreading my bets around... so I do serious research to determine how much of my portfolio I want a particular asset to represent.
For example: Ardr is a really serious project with a really serious team. It's on several big exchanges / therefore pretty liquid. I might be ok having a bag that represents 15-20% of my portfolio on something like this. Other coins that don't meet these criteria (they might be really ambitions but with unproven dev team... or maybe they just aren't that liquid) might be a good pick to represent 3-5% of your portfolio.
I understand that a lot of times, when you are new... you don't have much to play with.
If this is you (no shame, we all start somewhere), pick two projects... join the slacks so you know what's going on. Follow twitter posts about the projects. Read the forums. This will help you judge sentiment.
Make sure to buy at a good time to minimize a drawdown..... you can take a free trading course at www.babypips.com to help you realize what is a good buy and what isn't.
When you have entered 1-2 projects, hold on for dear life. Fight the temptation to sell for a loss (unless you really fucked up with your buy... but I'm sure you will make a few mistakes along the way.)
There is a lot of hype in crypto. Do not fall into the cycle of chasing hype. You want to buy projects BEFORE everyone else is talking about them, not AFTER. If everyone and their mother is talking about something, it's likely too late.
Make sure to check out www.coinmarketcap.com. My favorite projects are those with <200mm market cap. This is because there is a lot of potential upside for low-medium cap projects.
Good luck investing guys... it's a wild ride but can be incredibly rewarding. Learn to realize your faults, sit on your hands, and learn from your mistakes. Becoming a successful investor takes time. There is a reason 90+% fail. Be persistent.
I often see this with new investors... fomo all-in on one coin because a bunch of noobs are talking about it (good sign it's top), then sell for a loss to fomo a lesser all-in on another.
The key to success in this game is patience.
Find good projects. Then find a good place to buy them. Then wait.
I like spreading my bets around... so I do serious research to determine how much of my portfolio I want a particular asset to represent.
For example: Ardr is a really serious project with a really serious team. It's on several big exchanges / therefore pretty liquid. I might be ok having a bag that represents 15-20% of my portfolio on something like this. Other coins that don't meet these criteria (they might be really ambitions but with unproven dev team... or maybe they just aren't that liquid) might be a good pick to represent 3-5% of your portfolio.
I understand that a lot of times, when you are new... you don't have much to play with.
If this is you (no shame, we all start somewhere), pick two projects... join the slacks so you know what's going on. Follow twitter posts about the projects. Read the forums. This will help you judge sentiment.
Make sure to buy at a good time to minimize a drawdown..... you can take a free trading course at www.babypips.com to help you realize what is a good buy and what isn't.
When you have entered 1-2 projects, hold on for dear life. Fight the temptation to sell for a loss (unless you really fucked up with your buy... but I'm sure you will make a few mistakes along the way.)
There is a lot of hype in crypto. Do not fall into the cycle of chasing hype. You want to buy projects BEFORE everyone else is talking about them, not AFTER. If everyone and their mother is talking about something, it's likely too late.
Make sure to check out www.coinmarketcap.com. My favorite projects are those with <200mm market cap. This is because there is a lot of potential upside for low-medium cap projects.
Good luck investing guys... it's a wild ride but can be incredibly rewarding. Learn to realize your faults, sit on your hands, and learn from your mistakes. Becoming a successful investor takes time. There is a reason 90+% fail. Be persistent.
September 07, 2017, 12:08:54 AM
I'm bad luck. I just dumped my NEO to buy in to ARDR at 0.00003337 BTC/ARDR and it started to drop almost straight away afterwards. Hopefully this is temporary 
#WrongMoon 
It was probably dbt dumping after he got the pump he was looking for from this post hahah #WrongMoon jk
lel... i'm about those .5% gainz
I was hoping for a moonshot. Can this one be a dud?
No... jesus christ have some patience
So funny.
September 07, 2017, 12:04:24 AM
I'm bad luck. I just dumped my NEO to buy in to ARDR at 0.00003337 BTC/ARDR and it started to drop almost straight away afterwards. Hopefully this is temporary #WrongMoon
It was probably dbt dumping after he got the pump he was looking for from this post hahah #WrongMoon jk
lel... i'm about those .5% gainz
I was hoping for a moonshot. Can this one be a dud?
Maybe wait another 5 seconds and report back!
September 06, 2017, 11:50:35 PM
I'm bad luck. I just dumped my NEO to buy in to ARDR at 0.00003337 BTC/ARDR and it started to drop almost straight away afterwards. Hopefully this is temporary #WrongMoon
It was probably dbt dumping after he got the pump he was looking for from this post hahah #WrongMoon jk
lel... i'm about those .5% gainz
I was hoping for a moonshot. Can this one be a dud?
All of this poster's threads have been about trading/investment opportunities that play out in the timeframe of at least several months. While some of the other picks have happened to see upward movement almost immediately, his sentiment seems to be very strongly in the camp of "ignore the short-term action, hodl for several months, and come back to see your big returns!".
Asking if this is a dud within just a few hours of the posting seems to be entirely missing the point.
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