Topic: ETH or BTC to have highest % gains in the anticipated bull run? (Read 272 times)
Profit will bring, but the fact that the biggest in a short time is so unlikely.Most likely, what kind of altcoyin will shoot.
September 03, 2018, 01:35:32 PM
In recent days, BTC prices are showing good signs and growth momentum. So I believe the organizer will change things at the present time.
Good signs and is being pretty resilient recently. The market again took quite a drop but btc seems steady just above 7k at the moment. I'm not sure about what other people are saying that a drop to 5k is imminent, but bitcoin is showing good signs of resiliency.
September 01, 2018, 06:12:01 PM
The price of ethereum has dropped too much. I did not expect such a situation. It had to last around $ 400. I guess the bull has arrived. Etehreem will also be introduced.
September 01, 2018, 05:57:58 PM
In recent days, BTC prices are showing good signs and growth momentum. So I believe the organizer will change things at the present time.
September 01, 2018, 04:59:35 PM
Bitcoin is a “cryptocurrency” Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are competing against existing money (and gold) to replace them with a truly global currency.
Ethereum is a “token”. Ethereum does for contracts. Ethereum’s innovation is that is allows you to write Smart Contracts: basically any digital agreement where you can say “if this” happens, “then something else happens.”
Both have the potential to grow separately and are leading the kind of coins. Therefore, the growth of BTC and ETH is not debatable.
Ethereum is a “token”. Ethereum does for contracts. Ethereum’s innovation is that is allows you to write Smart Contracts: basically any digital agreement where you can say “if this” happens, “then something else happens.”
Both have the potential to grow separately and are leading the kind of coins. Therefore, the growth of BTC and ETH is not debatable.
September 01, 2018, 04:09:11 PM
It is hard to say what will happen with ETH in next BTC pump, usually all altcoins follow BTC on a rising path - but recently this is not the case. ETH is lost around 500$ in last 3 months while BTC has maintained its value at pretty much the same level.
If we check December 19 of last year, price of 1 BTC is reach 19k+ and 1 ETH at the same time around 800$. When BTC is start to lose value ETH is start to rise more and hit 1400$ (Jan 14, 2018) in time BTC was down some 5k$.
So in one point of time ETH was worth 10% of BTC value, this is the best that this coin managed to do for now. In my opinion ETH can one day reach at the same point, 10% of BTC value - so if one day value of BTC hit 50k $ maybe ETH can be 5000$.
August 31, 2018, 02:06:36 PM
under these circumstances it can be seen that BTC has a better chance than ethereum, although it does not cover the possibility that ethereum could have taken over, But BTC is better right now, and ETH become so bitter
August 31, 2018, 11:49:38 AM
For me, there are two important coins, bitcoin and etherium.
For me, bitcoin and Ethereum have great growth potential. Each of them has its own name. Under bitcoin, a whole infrastructure has been created - many shops now accept it for payment, and Ethereum has huge platform capabilities, it is more than just a digital coin.
For me, bitcoin and Ethereum have great growth potential. Each of them has its own name. Under bitcoin, a whole infrastructure has been created - many shops now accept it for payment, and Ethereum has huge platform capabilities, it is more than just a digital coin.
August 30, 2018, 02:48:49 PM
While it is rather difficult to say how bitcoin and ethereum will grow at the end of this year. You need to have these two coins and both should grow well in value. However, I now prefer to invest in ethereum. It has now fallen very much in price and, given its planned improvements in scalability, it must have a very high growth when the crypto-currency market starts to rise. Now there are also a lot of different promising coins and tokens, which are able to give even greater profits than these two leaders of the crypto currency. To do this, you need to understand very well the intricacies of the crypto-currency market.
August 30, 2018, 02:33:37 PM
Do we know when the announcement by SEC is due?
To make this work it'd be handy to have the exact time the announcement comes - so as to make a fast maneuver on sell or hold.
Chances are the ETF will get delayed or rejected, this could trigger a small downtrend (it the prices went up before the announcement) but it shouldn't last that long since the market isn't really expecting it to be approved, so the shock wouldn't be that big, but it could give you the opportunity to buy back.
August 30, 2018, 02:26:56 PM
Hi,
I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
I would go crazy over investing with bitcoin. Bitcoin has been so unpredictable because the prices are always changing but I'm glad and proud to tell that I've had a good gain through it. I have been earning and investing with bitcoin during this time where the prices aare low as a preparation for the bull market.
August 30, 2018, 02:06:34 PM
Hi,
I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
for the time being, it would be better to avoid markets that we have been accustomed to hearing, because there are more dramas and FUDs that are developing, so that they are not good and also have the potential for future price drops
August 30, 2018, 01:34:39 PM
I think bitcoin still has the potential to create very high profits from eth. We know that eth is falling and it is difficult for eth to recover quickly and can create high profits.
As a currency, the BTC could be better.
August 30, 2018, 01:29:16 PM
According to my previous experience, the price of ETH and other coins will go up after Bitcoin Bull runs,
essentially the BTC will remain the highest.
My advice is to buy Bitcoin first, then after BTC Bull starts after
you can sell, at that time you can choose Ethereum to be the second choice followed by another coin.
essentially the BTC will remain the highest.
My advice is to buy Bitcoin first, then after BTC Bull starts after
you can sell, at that time you can choose Ethereum to be the second choice followed by another coin.
August 30, 2018, 01:02:40 PM
I think bitcoin still has the potential to create very high profits from eth. We know that eth is falling and it is difficult for eth to recover quickly and can create high profits.
August 30, 2018, 12:03:20 PM
IMO, ETH will be making the bigger % of gain since the price is so low now. But I don’t suggest you to go all in to ETH. Crypto is full of surprises, I suggest you to buy both coins to be safe.
August 30, 2018, 10:23:38 AM
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Do we know when the announcement by SEC is due?
To make this work it'd be handy to have the exact time the announcement comes - so as to make a fast maneuver on sell or hold.
After this hopeful pump I'll then go in for some ethereum if it's still down as the long-term profit margin - provided it could really get to 10% at some point would be very profitable.
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Do we know when the announcement by SEC is due?
To make this work it'd be handy to have the exact time the announcement comes - so as to make a fast maneuver on sell or hold.
After this hopeful pump I'll then go in for some ethereum if it's still down as the long-term profit margin - provided it could really get to 10% at some point would be very profitable.
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We will know the result before end of September. So better to watch the market as bitcoin have some sideways and if you profit some better to convert to usdt and buy back if the price dump more. I sense you want to do some marginal trading.
The least you can do is don't be a FOMO by all of these.
August 30, 2018, 10:03:14 AM
Hi,
I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
At the current ETH price, if the bull market starts, the ETH will increase the most since the price of the ETH is only 280$ a modest price for the best altcoin.Expected prices will reach 1500-2000$ when the bull market is ready I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
August 30, 2018, 09:52:59 AM
Hi,
I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
Yes that is right and for me in my own opinion if ETH goes really wild now price plus volume for sure all of the altcoins will follow also and will set their new ATH. But right now all we have to is to wait and be patient all time. I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
August 30, 2018, 09:49:48 AM
Hi,
I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
Basically if we base to its individual value, definitely bitcoin will probably have to gain more profit if the bull will run again because of capital wise you need a huge amount to buy for 1 BTC and it is proven that in business big capital has a return of big profit. I'm thinking of buying further into Ethereum and Bitcoin as and when i get paychecks.
I've read so many conflicting views on the top altcoins - that i would rather go with a 'safer' bet of Ethereum + Bitcoin.
I'm hoping to cash out somewhere near the top of the coming bull run and then buy back in during the subsequent dip.
At the peak of the next bull run, which out of the two do you predict will have made most profit based on an investment at the current prices?
(for reference: Bitcoin is currently at $7033 and Ethereum: $288)
Are they predicted to go up more or less in tandem. I.E: maybe they both go up 200% value in USD at the peak of the run, or they both go up 350% in value at the peak. E.T.C
Or is one favoured to gain more? I wander as Ethereum appears to be up shit creek at the moment, and I've read a lot of people saying it will take a 'long time' for it to get back to where it should be. If this is presumed so..... wouldn't it be wiser to invest in Bitcoin now - and sell out at the top of the run, then buy back in with a mixture of Ethereum and Bitcoin?
Or am I missing something..
I know I should just HOLD, as i don't really understand this market, but I do like speculating
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