Topic: Bitcoin or Altcoin before the hardfork? - page 2. (Read 821 times)
Replay protection is not an issue with Bitcoin Gold fork... it is with 2x fork in November.
It's very hard to say if it will be more profitable to hold BTC or buy altcoins, but I'm actually also considering buying some alts just before the fork for discounted prices. Time will tell if it was better than holding BTC.
Because the bitcoin and altcoin is really volatility but in some reasons that depends on the trend of the coin itself just like this time with bitcoin fork and bitcoin still getting huge demand because alt users move to the bitcoin.
I'll keep most of my money in Bitcoin. If you want the most out of of Bitcoin Gold then you want to have a good amount of Bitcoin on hand. Also have some alts as the price of alts will be likely to take a hit due to the upcoming fork. It all depends on your goals.
Partially bitcoin, partially alts. In this case you have possibility to change your position on any side. And opportunity to buy some good alts on deep.
It's up to you, but I think hold bitcoin now much better then invest in some doubtful altcoins. If you prefer to invest in altcoins first of all You must do researches about it and do some hard work, with bitcoin you just don't need to do that things.
Altcoin for sure. Bitcoin is very high almost $5000. I think it is time to dump all bitcoins. Chart does not lool good at all. Big crash is coming ? 
Just scaring
Just scaring
I think if you have bitcoin keep it. I would not buy bitcoin right now, $5000 might be a strong resistance. I think it is worth buying some altcoins on the dips, they will finally go up again.
Im sticking with my alt coins. My strategy is to hold and keep holding. These forks and issues come up too often and its safter to just hold. Everytime I chase I lose. To each their own.
I think a good strategy may be to hold your bitcoin and altcoin positions and add to any good altcoins
that come down to good sale prices in coming days going into the Bitcoin fork.
that come down to good sale prices in coming days going into the Bitcoin fork.
Bitcoin is right now pushed to old or even new heights with people anticipating the coming hardfork and thus free money.
Would it make sense to (re)invest in BTC just for that and then get out again? Think twice!
1) There is a huge price increase for BTC in the recent days, but without any trading volume as in the past
2) There is no replay protection for the hardfork, meaning you can not just sell off the new gained gold without risking to lose all. Sit on the "Gold" and see how that dividend is calculated in the total supply.
3) Altcoins are at a good and interesting price level to invest right now, with better potential than a hyped Bitcoin whatsoever.
In summary, stay away from it, invest in OmiseGo or IOTA or whatever you see fit for the future. Don't get scammed from Bitcoin Golddiggers.
Stay safe!
(my x-post from steemit)
That's an interesting statement, its more like you read my mind. A lot investors are currently dumping their coins so that they can be able to claim bitcoin gold after the fork. I also don't think that a good idea.Would it make sense to (re)invest in BTC just for that and then get out again? Think twice!
1) There is a huge price increase for BTC in the recent days, but without any trading volume as in the past
2) There is no replay protection for the hardfork, meaning you can not just sell off the new gained gold without risking to lose all. Sit on the "Gold" and see how that dividend is calculated in the total supply.
3) Altcoins are at a good and interesting price level to invest right now, with better potential than a hyped Bitcoin whatsoever.
In summary, stay away from it, invest in OmiseGo or IOTA or whatever you see fit for the future. Don't get scammed from Bitcoin Golddiggers.
Stay safe!
(my x-post from steemit)
However, this can some how benefit some investors in the sense that they will wait for most altcoins to dump and buy more with their bitcoin, which is wise, since the value of bitcoin might even begin reaching new all time highs. This means that you will spend less bitcoin and get more altcoins.
What's the replay protection thing? Why not just sell bitcoin gold straight away?
I think there is an absolute killing to be made by buying alt's in the next couple of weeks. Prices will be rock bottom, the question is which ones will see the greatest rebound?
I think there is an absolute killing to be made by buying alt's in the next couple of weeks. Prices will be rock bottom, the question is which ones will see the greatest rebound?
Remember first august split for bitcoin, altcoins dead and bitcoin gained incredible momentum during and after the split. I'll say bitcoin.
Bitcoin but you should have bought before not today. If you bought it a week ago then it is good. But now it is too late to buy bitcoin. As its price increased, it will not be profitable.
Which alt coins will be good idea? I already have some XRP and BAT. shall I just buy more of those? Or shall I invest in some other coins instead? Thanks 
It's very hard to say if it will be more profitable to hold BTC or buy altcoins, but I'm actually also considering buying some alts just before the fork for discounted prices. Time will tell if it was better than holding BTC.
I'm keeping some part in Altcoins as a long term investment and a part in BTC. I don't think that hardfork worth selling all ALTs. Instead it's a good chance to buy some good coins for cheaper price
I think it is best to invest in both bitcoin and altcoins for long term profits. My strategy is buying and HODLING any crypto which includes all altcoins. Short term trades are far more riskier which is why I prefer long term trades.
Interesting stuff you've got there.
For me personally bitcoin has been the number one cryptocurrency on my investing list. So with or without 2x I will be holding the majority of my money in bitcoin. Due to the risk of replay attacks I won't be touching my potential bitcoin gold anyway.
Altcoins are always an option but I don't feel comfortable doing so because all altcoins are still heavily dependent on bitcoin.
In the end I don't really mind too much. I'm in for the long run.
For me personally bitcoin has been the number one cryptocurrency on my investing list. So with or without 2x I will be holding the majority of my money in bitcoin. Due to the risk of replay attacks I won't be touching my potential bitcoin gold anyway.
Altcoins are always an option but I don't feel comfortable doing so because all altcoins are still heavily dependent on bitcoin.
In the end I don't really mind too much. I'm in for the long run.
You've certainly got a point; investing into a coin with a value that has already gone up significantly isn't a brilliant move generally, even if it is Bitcoin. I have my focus at some altcoins too at the moment as they are now somewhat cheaper and I suspect this situation will remain until the hardfork. Alts will probably (hopefully?) more or less recover after the hardfork.
Bitcoin is right now pushed to old or even new heights with people anticipating the coming hardfork and thus free money.
Would it make sense to (re)invest in BTC just for that and then get out again? Think twice!
1) There is a huge price increase for BTC in the recent days, but without any trading volume as in the past
2) There is no replay protection for the hardfork, meaning you can not just sell off the new gained gold without risking to lose all. Sit on the "Gold" and see how that dividend is calculated in the total supply.
3) Altcoins are at a good and interesting price level to invest right now, with better potential than a hyped Bitcoin whatsoever.
In summary, stay away from it, invest in OmiseGo or IOTA or whatever you see fit for the future. Don't get scammed from Bitcoin Golddiggers.
Stay safe!
(my x-post from steemit)
Would it make sense to (re)invest in BTC just for that and then get out again? Think twice!
1) There is a huge price increase for BTC in the recent days, but without any trading volume as in the past
2) There is no replay protection for the hardfork, meaning you can not just sell off the new gained gold without risking to lose all. Sit on the "Gold" and see how that dividend is calculated in the total supply.
3) Altcoins are at a good and interesting price level to invest right now, with better potential than a hyped Bitcoin whatsoever.
In summary, stay away from it, invest in OmiseGo or IOTA or whatever you see fit for the future. Don't get scammed from Bitcoin Golddiggers.
Stay safe!
(my x-post from steemit)
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