Wise words. I do spend some time understanding coins and even more for tokens and ICOs. I understand PoS and I think it will have a big effect on all coins. I only know of one Casper although I know there are two possible implementations of PoS.
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In the course I talk about the different implementations.
Im just new to ethereum and i read alot about it. Thank you for sharing this. It will be a big help for me.
Thanks I appreciate the kind words, PM me if you need extra help.
I don't think I know much about ETH, and I don't even know how the ETH's smart contract is used, but I know that it's a bull market and that investing in ETH can make me profitable.
If you dont actually understand it though, it brings a lot more problems and your risk management will be off.
Thanks a lot for giving your advice there. I agree with everything you've said and I hadn't really stopped to consider all of those things initially. If I were to say 1 good thing about them, I was watching one video where the dev team did a bit of a q&a, and they implemented that they were interested most in investing in ICO's that were going to change the world in positive wat. Still, I think your right and I can see problems arising in the future, I'll probably think twice now and just keep an eye on what they are doing.
Yeah man
The more aware you are of what is going on in the market in general , and more specifically with the potential token/coin the better off you will be.
I think we are hundreds of people that just know that Eth is profitable. I want to know more about it but to be honest, it will take many hours for sure to understand it for people like me that has no background on programming or any tech related stuff so I'll wait for my local news to explain it all.
Taking the time to actually understand it is 100% worth it, I mean think about it. If you invest $1k and 5x your money and spend 5 hours really learning i. You made $800 an hour.
Thanks for sharing this thoughts and ideas I learned a lot of things about ethereum.
I posted a lot of different coin courses if you are interested in those. PM me if you need help.
Being a trader is something I am interested in, but not something I can allocate a lot of time to (such as your 3 hours). So what I do and what I'd recommend for others like me is to find some traders whose recommendations you believe in and who do their due diligence and then follow their advice and suggestions. In some cases, those traders may have actual analytical departments working behind their recommendations, which will do more work of better quality than an average individual can with three hours.
If you cant allocate a lot of time, I would recommend investing smaller amounts. You can follow others, however it is best to really learn it yourself, but if you follow then you dont want to invest as much.