since the market is a bit on the higher price anyway, I think it's not good idea to invest without leverage, if you want to manage risk and just minimize that risk as much as possible just settle with launchpools, the risk almost non existent with them then wait until the price dumps first only then you can make entry.
if you invested in RUNE as you said, the coin is already pumping 6% by the way, and I think you can always hold it until BTC last bullrun come, it needs few dips before it can happen and the next dip is probably the last from my speculation.
for your stables, just let it grow with launchpools in the meantime, there's upcoming CATI, and HMSTR launchpool in binance, and MAJOR though im not feeling confident with MAJOR. will be listed too in binance since from the data binance listed too few of a coin last month it will compensate for it this month. all of them probably always ton ecosystem related.
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September 13, 2024, 09:30:05 PM
September 13, 2024, 05:44:52 PM
Futures trading is high risk, so avoid it if you don't have the patience.
Spot trading is a little risky compared to futures, but when you choose some altcoins that are stuck it will be difficult to recover, so so far I have not chosen many altcoins except for a little ETH in the portfolio.
If you want to be safer, then investing in Bitcoin do DCA strategy maybe this is much better in the long run you can make money in the future.
Do you want to follow launchpool? Maybe Binance and Bybit can be your choice. Make sure to stake with stablecoins.
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Spot trading is a little risky compared to futures, but when you choose some altcoins that are stuck it will be difficult to recover, so so far I have not chosen many altcoins except for a little ETH in the portfolio.
If you want to be safer, then investing in Bitcoin do DCA strategy maybe this is much better in the long run you can make money in the future.
Do you want to follow launchpool? Maybe Binance and Bybit can be your choice. Make sure to stake with stablecoins.
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September 13, 2024, 04:19:35 PM
Hi everyone, good day. I noticed BTC is seeing some good price action today, though I’m not sure how sustainable it will be—let’s hope for the best. I’m not really into futures trading as I don’t have the patience for it. I stick to spot trading and airdrop farming.
Trading can sometimes feel isolating, and while it’s not always difficult, there are frustrating moments. For example, I bought Rune at $5, and it's been retracing for months with no sign of returning to my entry point anytime soon. I guess I’ll just have to hold.
When you trade, you are supposed to be patient sometimes, you don’t just expect coins to start pumping immediately you purchase them, so sometimes it’s going to take time before they start rising, so all you should do at that moment is just to hold, and when the price bounces back and you are in profit, you can sell.
September 13, 2024, 04:01:49 PM
Trading can sometimes feel isolating, and while it’s not always difficult, there are frustrating moments. For example, I bought Rune at $5, and it's been retracing for months with no sign of returning to my entry point anytime soon. I guess I’ll just have to hold.
I think you did the wrong way of trading rune if you are trading in a spot exchange you should always buy at the dip price but to successfully do that you should also analyze the Bitcoin price since most of the altcoins/tokens are dominated by Bitcoin almost 50% plus if you just analyze the rune alone without checking the current trend of BTC then you miss it.
Anyway, since you are looking for a less risky method of making money in crypto did you tried to do some task provided from Bitget wallet you can find it on the earning center you just need to do the tasks like swapping from TRX USDT to USDT on ton network as sample binding exchange or like sharing the project on Twitter X. It is less risky since it is free you just need a small amount like $10 to $20 usdt in your bitget wallet to do the task like swapping and you can later swap them back to whatever you like once you receive the reward or airdrops from Bitget. You can also join to tap2earn games tap2airdrops most of them are going to be listed soon like hamster kombat, tomarket, and blum. There are many of them on telegram it is free you don't need to invest so it is not risky as you are trading with crypto.
September 13, 2024, 03:43:32 PM
Before buying any coin, make sure you do your research first, whether you are buying at a high price or not and how the coin is developing.
The Runes project is still fairly new, and it's still under development, you may need to hold on to it for the long term.
If you are a trader, then choose a definite coin with a large volume and ongoing development.
Buying Bitcoin or ETH or a top altcoin with a fairly fast movement can be an option.
Airdrop farming probably won't have any risks, except with the time that must be provided and some thirsty tasks to be done.
Some airdrops also do not pay directly and take a long time.
I've also been an airdrop hunter for a long time and made quite a bit from airdrops, besides that following some of the Launch pools held by the Exchange right now could be another alternative.
The Runes project is still fairly new, and it's still under development, you may need to hold on to it for the long term.
If you are a trader, then choose a definite coin with a large volume and ongoing development.
Buying Bitcoin or ETH or a top altcoin with a fairly fast movement can be an option.
Airdrop farming probably won't have any risks, except with the time that must be provided and some thirsty tasks to be done.
Some airdrops also do not pay directly and take a long time.
I've also been an airdrop hunter for a long time and made quite a bit from airdrops, besides that following some of the Launch pools held by the Exchange right now could be another alternative.
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September 13, 2024, 02:16:35 PM
If you can bear the risk of staking your coins on a third party exchange, without minding the implications, then it's also one way you can earn in crypto without becoming a trader. Staking gives you the chance to earn a certain APY on your coins but the challenge is that you are not in complete control of your assets and if any issue should arise with the exchange, you might lose your asset. Another means to earn is through lending, you lend your crypto to your friends with the agreement for a certain repayment amounts.
September 13, 2024, 12:45:42 PM
There is some risk like all those lending platforms which went bankrupt 2 years ago and you can have some DeFi get hacked and lose your tokens.
Oh this. Yeah I remember it. It was so tragic, so I won't say that its risk is only 'some'. Even though staking is different from trading, it may still not be considered by the OP due to its said level of risk.But there are no other ways really
There are still actually. What about investing in Bitcoin and other similar cryptos which are also old age and have a good potential like ETH?unless you perhaps use some L2 and hope for an airdrop, but these arent very profitable these days
There are two types of airdrops now. One is paid and the other is free. The free ones must have no risk, so what can we expect from them? It's only normal that we can only earn less profit on them and most of the times zero. Airdrops are the same as investing or trading a crypto like if we pick up a bad project or airdrop we can't also earn a good profit or there will be no profits that will be earned at all. 
September 13, 2024, 12:27:27 PM
This brings me to the purpose of this thread. To stay active, I’ve got stables in my portfolio and I’m looking for advice. Between launchpools and other low-risk investment options, which is better for retail traders, and what risks are involved?
Is there any low risk investment options in crypto space? I think it is only Bitcoin that have less risks because it is trusted by all and it is the pioneer cryptocurrency that literally control the crypto market.Altcoins investments are generally risky, you need to de extra research to be able to be safe with your investment. You can gain money easily and you can as well lose witching short periods of time because altcoin investors are always at alert, sometimes they are the once manipulating the price of any coin they bought, they have entry level and exit level, if you have no any information about that, and you happens not to smart to get out once you get small profit, you might lose all your money because the investors do work with time and it seems like they knows how to manipulate the market to favor them.
September 13, 2024, 12:20:42 PM
Talking about risky investments in crypto assets is very difficult unless you invest in stable coins then it will be suitable. So basically crypto is high risk even with a small amount you invest in fact price fluctuations cannot be avoided. If you are serious about managing spot trading and farming airdrops alone, it is good enough. Plus if you want a long-term investment then you know where to put your money. Now it's never too late to continue accumulating bitcoin if your finances are stable then it will be very helpful.
September 13, 2024, 10:32:03 AM
This brings me to the purpose of this thread. To stay active, I’ve got stables in my portfolio and I’m looking for advice. Between launchpools and other low-risk investment options, which is better for retail traders, and what risks are involved?
Nothing is risk free in the cryptocurrency market. There are only two ways to make money while keeping the risk at lower side - mining and staking!
However these two methods are not risk free. The price volatility risk will always be there. So you can try these options if you are not a risk taker.
But if you are interested in NFTs and memecoins, then move back to trading. Because trading is less risky than these shitty things.
September 13, 2024, 09:07:02 AM
Hi everyone, good day. I noticed BTC is seeing some good price action today, though I’m not sure how sustainable it will be—let’s hope for the best. I’m not really into futures trading as I don’t have the patience for it. I stick to spot trading and airdrop farming.
Trading can sometimes feel isolating, and while it’s not always difficult, there are frustrating moments. For example, I bought Rune at $5, and it's been retracing for months with no sign of returning to my entry point anytime soon. I guess I’ll just have to hold.
This brings me to the purpose of this thread. To stay active, I’ve got stables in my portfolio and I’m looking for advice. Between launchpools and other low-risk investment options, which is better for retail traders, and what risks are involved?
Hodling is a bit easy but if one lacks patience to hodl and also lacks understanding about the market volatility I think then it can be considered as very risky for one to go into. Normally cryptocurrency has it own risk but the ability to understand cryptocurrency reduce the risk that it has. The less risky method to invest or trade cryptocurrency is to have a good understanding about it, the better understanding then the less risk.
September 13, 2024, 05:08:17 AM
You can consider investing on reputable coins probably not too highily volatile but potential to increase in value and just hold while staying tuned in the spot makert since you can't hold too long and the only spotted risks are your impatient to sell to quick at lost while the market is still promising.
You are saying the same as what I intended to recommend to OP, but I'd like to go more extreme.A less risky method of making money in cryptocurrency market is Bitcoin. Use your money that you got from whatever legal ways, purchase bitcoin, and hold it for a long time. It's less risky and I sneak peek a fact to newbies too, it's most profitable method in long term too.
My saying is based on past records of Bitcoin ROI table and ROI chart in comparisons to other assets. It's true in comparison with altcoins too.
September 13, 2024, 03:24:08 AM
This brings me to the purpose of this thread. To stay active, I’ve got stables in my portfolio and I’m looking for advice. Between launchpools and other low-risk investment options, which is better for retail traders, and what risks are involved?
You can consider investing on reputable coins probably not too highily volatile but potential to increase in value and just hold while staying tuned in the spot makert since you can't hold too long and the only spotted risks are your impatient to sell to quick at lost while the market is still promising.
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September 13, 2024, 01:48:45 AM
Holding Bitcoin for a long term investment will be better and less risky especially if you can buy at the low price. You don't have to do anything except hold Bitcoin in your wallet, not in exchanges but in your private wallet. I don't know with holding altcoin but holding Bitcoin will be better. Maybe you can hold ETH or BNB or even staking them in Binance but we don't know how long Binance will exist so if you hold Bitcoin in your private wallet and not doing anything, you may have a chance to make a big profit in the future. Buying altcoin can be another way but you must buy at a very low like when you buy ETH when ETH first launch and you can hold that until now. But unfortunately, we don't know how the future of the altcoin so that will be too risky for you instead just hold Bitcoin.
September 12, 2024, 09:13:37 PM
I stick to spot trading and airdrop farming.
Better to avoid trading even Spot trading.With airdrop farming, make sure you know that you can be refused by project teams by Sybil attack checks and make sure you know about risk of interactions with smart contracts. If a project is scam, and you interact with their smart contracts, your filled wallets will be drained out, you will lose money in these wallets to scammers.
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Trading can sometimes feel isolating, and while it’s not always difficult, there are frustrating moments. For example, I bought Rune at $5, and it's been retracing for months with no sign of returning to my entry point anytime soon. I guess I’ll just have to hold.
With altcoins, they have very short lifespans. Altcoins like $RUNE are created a lot during a bull market but they will die in a bear market. Holding altcoins like $RUNE means hold to die. Die here means you will lose your money.Don't hold altcoins. With them, if you feel your position is bad, make a cut loss and exit that position. After failing with altcoins, you will see Bitcoin is your best choice.
September 12, 2024, 09:09:57 PM
try to see some new project that recently got funded by VC maybe they allow staking using stablecoin though you should carefully see whether the contract is perfectly audited to prevent your money from being hacked but I've seen plenty of new VC funded project that might yield better APY while also carries less risk than future trading.
or if you're too afraid of staking in new project you can always stick with established platform, try to find and calculate PT yield in pendle or the APR in morpho, both of the platform is hot right now for people who seek place to invest their unused money.
I personally always bought PT stablecoins and wait for maturity.
or if you're too afraid of staking in new project you can always stick with established platform, try to find and calculate PT yield in pendle or the APR in morpho, both of the platform is hot right now for people who seek place to invest their unused money.
I personally always bought PT stablecoins and wait for maturity.
September 12, 2024, 08:59:54 PM
If you don't want to trade then the other way is to stake some tokens or stablecoins. There is some risk like all those lending platforms which went bankrupt 2 years ago and you can have some DeFi get hacked and lose your tokens.
But there are no other ways really unless you perhaps use some L2 and hope for an airdrop, but these arent very profitable these days. Or you can do some coding work or design work and get paid in crypto which is no different from a job.
Kind of like promoting a signature on bitcointalk. You get like $50-100 a week as long as your rank is high enough. But its not a passive income, you need to put some work into it.
But there are no other ways really unless you perhaps use some L2 and hope for an airdrop, but these arent very profitable these days. Or you can do some coding work or design work and get paid in crypto which is no different from a job.
Kind of like promoting a signature on bitcointalk. You get like $50-100 a week as long as your rank is high enough. But its not a passive income, you need to put some work into it.
September 12, 2024, 06:50:10 PM
This brings me to the purpose of this thread. To stay active, I’ve got stables in my portfolio and I’m looking for advice. Between launchpools and other low-risk investment options, which is better for retail traders, and what risks are involved?
Launchpad are good way to invest into altcoins but not all the launch pool project are always successful hence that's going to be a challenge for you to find a good one to invest into. Since you're trading, why not invest in Bitcoin instead of looking for the next big altcoins to invest into. Altcoins can be good investment when you find the next one to explode but if you invest into the one that's getting sold, you won't be happy about that. Investing in Bitcoin should be a better low risk investment option. You can stake your stablecoin too and get nice percentages, I know staking stablecoin is risky as you'll have to leave your stablecoin on exchange to receive the rewards but you're already risking it by trading and leaving your money on exchange. Why not risk more and get the best value of the risk that you're taking. You can stake for small numbers of weeks and not lock them up for months without having access to your stablecoin because anything can happen.
September 12, 2024, 06:21:13 PM
If you are looking for less risky ways to get profit in this field of crypto, I can recommend Bitcoin, Ethereum, Pol, Bnb, Trx, and others that are in the top listing in the market. It's up to others who are also on the top list.
It's just that all cryptocurrencies have risks associated with them, so it's really necessary to be wise in choosing if you want to get a nice profit here. And you should also learn trading properly, though it's not really easy to do; just be patient.
It's just that all cryptocurrencies have risks associated with them, so it's really necessary to be wise in choosing if you want to get a nice profit here. And you should also learn trading properly, though it's not really easy to do; just be patient.
September 12, 2024, 05:02:57 PM
Trading is risky even worse, when you use leverages, these risks are immediately multiplied to exponential levels.
I have used both low investment yield opportunities that are offered by exchanges or Defi platforms and truly, in order to make a significant amount with these method, you need to put down plenty of money into it otherwise, the rewards are nothing to write home about with smaller capital.
Launchpools (whether Binance, Bitget or Bybit) is no different because the competition here is high and this results in plenty of dilution since the pot is fixed but the participants cap is uncapped.
This is why trade is called a high risk, "high reward" scheme
I have used both low investment yield opportunities that are offered by exchanges or Defi platforms and truly, in order to make a significant amount with these method, you need to put down plenty of money into it otherwise, the rewards are nothing to write home about with smaller capital.
Launchpools (whether Binance, Bitget or Bybit) is no different because the competition here is high and this results in plenty of dilution since the pot is fixed but the participants cap is uncapped.
This is why trade is called a high risk, "high reward" scheme
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