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Topic: Here is how i survive in red market (Read 795 times)

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Merit: 10
October 11, 2018, 08:45:50 AM
I am using margin trading to survive. It is very risky but can give you a high profit. I also do bounties and hodl these coins for the better times. One day, the market will turn bullish and all coins will pump really hard.
full member
Activity: 747
Merit: 102
October 11, 2018, 08:38:05 AM


This guide consistst of obvious descisions. In addition, I cannot get what do you understand under terms of survival in this case? And why cashing is not an option, when your loss is huge? If you do not cash out in the right time, you may loose even more. Please, improve it.
why cashout is not an option when your portfolio is in huge loss because you will get real loss! your portfolio can go up again sometime. in this case hold is better, or use number 2
sr. member
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Merit: 261
October 11, 2018, 05:11:05 AM
Most people here in crypto industry are being annoyed when the markets turned down in red charts, some loss their funds and some are  thinking how to get advantage to make pŕofits when the markets are bleeding. In order for us to survive or overcome this situation, we must have contŕol on ourselves to trade wisely and have patience to wait for the market full recovery.

Ofcourse, this reddish market disappoints most of the investors but people who are planning for long-term investment can take this opportunity as advantage. Yes if you overcome this tough situation I am sure you will become a champion, I am still upset after seeing the coin market cap today. But still I believe it will recover slowly and pump again in upcoming days.
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Activity: 378
Merit: 10
October 11, 2018, 05:03:40 AM
The red market even frightens many. But I don't see anything wrong with him. It's just temporary difficulties that are easy enough to cope with and I do not understand why try to do something hard. Waiting is the best tactic
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October 08, 2018, 07:14:24 AM
Most people here in crypto industry are being annoyed when the markets turned down in red charts, some loss their funds and some are  thinking how to get advantage to make pŕofits when the markets are bleeding. In order for us to survive or overcome this situation, we must have contŕol on ourselves to trade wisely and have patience to wait for the market full recovery.
newbie
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Merit: 0
October 08, 2018, 07:11:18 AM
I do not have much experience in cryptocurrency, so thanks for sharing that knowledge. I will study and apply in different circumstances.
jr. member
Activity: 196
Merit: 1
October 08, 2018, 06:54:50 AM
When the bear market comes to an end as for example now I can say that buying and holding a digital asset is very profitable !
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Merit: 10
October 08, 2018, 06:37:25 AM
My way of surviving the red market is by ignoring it. I buy those coins which I wanted to buy for a long time and then I begin to wait. It seems to me that this is the best and most profitable way. Other don't even expect
jr. member
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Merit: 5
October 06, 2018, 11:43:12 AM
If we are on bloody market you will also sell it immediately to avoid losing a huge money of your funds. If the price of your cryptocoins will continue dropping for its price.
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October 06, 2018, 09:43:40 AM
What causes many investors to lose and lose in a market is the calm and careful in times when the market fluctuates most. For example when I saw the price of a coin I was investing drastically, I would sell it out, however then it rose sharply. That is a mistake

I agree with this, as it mostly happens to everyone. If the price is dropping people will panic and start selling which will drown the coin value. There is a proverb that patience always prevails.
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Merit: 10
October 06, 2018, 09:34:27 AM
Masternode is though good to invest in but the ones given unreasonable amount of returns are not to be trusted with all your capital since it might not be sustainable. Dash and other reliable masternode that has been in the system for long time is best to invest in.
jr. member
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Merit: 1
October 06, 2018, 09:17:35 AM
#99
masternods with such percentages depreciate very quickly and their coins are not worth anything so I can say that you won’t earn money from it
member
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Merit: 10
October 06, 2018, 09:13:06 AM
#98
What is the point of posting your "guide" right now? Market is becoming greener every day, and I hope that it will not go back to the red in nearest future. In my opinion, hoddling migh also work in some cases. For example, people, who hodled XRP got their benefits of chosing this strategy.
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Activity: 232
Merit: 10
October 05, 2018, 08:52:14 AM
#97
What you do in bear market? what you do when your coin price down, or bounty payment is far below your expectation?
many ppl will HODL their coin until pamp, but when? when pamp? when lambo?

that's not smart way to survive in red market. this is smart way to survive in red market:
1. cash out to fiat (if your loss is huge, skip this)
2. trade your coin/scalping (if you are nub or just simply lazy reading chart everyday, skip)
3. hold coin/token which give you airdrop (if you are impatient or don't know what coin to hold, skip)
4. staking and masternode

i've tried ^this all, and for now staking is best way to get more money in red market. i have real job so trading is not suitable, i also can't just hold, that's not productive and give you nothing. by staking, you can grow your coin by doing nothing, and can give you decent profit if you stake coin with big return.

and masternode also good. not all is expensive, you can have teloscoin masternode with only $4 which give you 1,180% ROI in one month. or you can have xg masternode by 0.016 btc/around $100 and you can get 50K satoshi/$3 everyday (rough calculation). or new coin smartfox masternode with 6,309% ROI in 6 days only

>(this is only fact from MASTERNODES.ONLINE, not my recommendation)<
(*and i'm not promoting, i don't have any of those coins)

oh stakinglab.io and stakecube.net also have online staking and masternode services, and poslist.org for PoS coin list

Stacking may be a good option for people, who have enough expririence, but if you are not as good as your wish to be, it may cause a lot of consequences, most of which will make you upset. By the way, exprienced traders manage to survive even without such great guides.
member
Activity: 196
Merit: 10
October 05, 2018, 07:34:23 AM
#96
Your tutorial may work for people with large stacks, but most of users do not have such budgets. In addition, you should write a little tutorial about patience, because it seems to be one of the most imortant values for surviving the red market. But remember that very patient people may loose a lot too!
newbie
Activity: 97
Merit: 0
October 04, 2018, 03:25:37 PM
#95
Basically, for me, I just try to distract myself with other things when I see that I'm becoming a bit too worried or anxious about the market. I do other things to keep my mind busy, or other times, I just buy more coins, and hodl them because I see this market as a good opportunity to stock up my wallets.
member
Activity: 308
Merit: 10
October 04, 2018, 06:15:02 AM
#94
What you do in bear market? what you do when your coin price down, or bounty payment is far below your expectation?
many ppl will HODL their coin until pamp, but when? when pamp? when lambo?

that's not smart way to survive in red market. this is smart way to survive in red market:
1. cash out to fiat (if your loss is huge, skip this)
2. trade your coin/scalping (if you are nub or just simply lazy reading chart everyday, skip)
3. hold coin/token which give you airdrop (if you are impatient or don't know what coin to hold, skip)
4. staking and masternode

i've tried ^this all, and for now staking is best way to get more money in red market. i have real job so trading is not suitable, i also can't just hold, that's not productive and give you nothing. by staking, you can grow your coin by doing nothing, and can give you decent profit if you stake coin with big return.

and masternode also good. not all is expensive, you can have teloscoin masternode with only $4 which give you 1,180% ROI in one month. or you can have xg masternode by 0.016 btc/around $100 and you can get 50K satoshi/$3 everyday (rough calculation). or new coin smartfox masternode with 6,309% ROI in 6 days only

>(this is only fact from MASTERNODES.ONLINE, not my recommendation)<
(*and i'm not promoting, i don't have any of those coins)

oh stakinglab.io and stakecube.net also have online staking and masternode services, and poslist.org for PoS coin list

This guide consistst of obvious descisions. In addition, I cannot get what do you understand under terms of survival in this case? And why cashing is not an option, when your loss is huge? If you do not cash out in the right time, you may loose even more. Please, improve it.
member
Activity: 270
Merit: 10
October 03, 2018, 03:07:48 PM
#93
And when you buy masternode you are married to her! I remember when people bought 1000 chaincoin at 6$ price to make a masternode, and they locked it. After few days it was obvious that was pump and dump, and they were stuck. Now that masternode is 45$.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 10
October 03, 2018, 03:04:26 PM
#92
I dont  believe staking is the best way to survive,trade in marginal trading in bitmex and make a short trade when the market is going down so you will still be able to make money while you arent doing too much.I have been trading alts but this margin trading is much better faster income you could make 1btc from your 0.1 in just few hours it just take a lot of practice to make a lot of money in cryptocurrencies.
sr. member
Activity: 742
Merit: 250
October 03, 2018, 02:56:55 PM
#91
What causes many investors to lose and lose in a market is the calm and careful in times when the market fluctuates most. For example when I saw the price of a coin I was investing drastically, I would sell it out, however then it rose sharply. That is a mistake
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