I myself am currently holding a lot of DIVI. Super underrated coin that I recommend you check out.
DIVI project seems really promising. I will also research more about DIVI.
Topic: Investment tips on nano, cardano, dot, stellar? Typical techniques etc? Mining (Read 270 times)
May 13, 2021, 05:18:38 AM
DIVI project seems really promising. I will also research more about DIVI.
May 22, 2021, 04:27:58 PM
The ventures on the list above is the best in the industry, and I believe they are pure investments that will pay off in a few weeks or months. DOT, in particular, is a relatively young project in comparison to others; however, their ecosystem is and rapidly, and several new projects have been launched on this website. If we're talking about growth, I'm going to go with polkadot.
May 11, 2021, 04:23:04 PM
The one thing i'm finding is that i'm constantly looking at coinstats and seeing my all time gains go from plus 500 to minus 500 (on around 8k now), so its making me nervous, though i figure about 65% is at least "stable" coin variety with almost 1 eth going on.
I guess perhaps it would be useful to learn the tricks to looking at tradingview.com graphs to tell if a coin is toast etc.
I'd also probably need to decide which coins are most volatile to leave on an exchange i would assume? Vs sending everything to ledger and paying fees to move back and forth quickly?
*Is it pretty typical to see a few coins stay in the minus for days on end then suddenly shoot up, ie: my bit torrent btt i've lost around $30 (out of only $140) in the last 5 days and it hasnt been in the green since, same deal with Tron. At what point do you declare things like this a loss and trade them away (though these ones i didnt put a ton in so its less a concern)
How are those seasoned in this handling things in the long run.
I guess perhaps it would be useful to learn the tricks to looking at tradingview.com graphs to tell if a coin is toast etc.
I'd also probably need to decide which coins are most volatile to leave on an exchange i would assume? Vs sending everything to ledger and paying fees to move back and forth quickly?
*Is it pretty typical to see a few coins stay in the minus for days on end then suddenly shoot up, ie: my bit torrent btt i've lost around $30 (out of only $140) in the last 5 days and it hasnt been in the green since, same deal with Tron. At what point do you declare things like this a loss and trade them away (though these ones i didnt put a ton in so its less a concern)
How are those seasoned in this handling things in the long run.
May 11, 2021, 04:16:20 PM
Im still starting out but trying to hedge ideas on which of these (or others) that might be worth dumping $1k or less into.
So far i've been looking at what the supply cap is for each, looking at ones that mimick the supply caps of bitcoin or eth. with a few exceptions.
I also put $150 into Btt bit torrent, as from some discussions it may be worth a minor investment.
Any thoughts on these or others
Any suggestions on how to play things during the rise and falls, i guess some sell as it peaks and others hold. Wondering if doing 1 vs the other over time if it balances out either way?
Thanks in advance
So far i've been looking at what the supply cap is for each, looking at ones that mimick the supply caps of bitcoin or eth. with a few exceptions.
I also put $150 into Btt bit torrent, as from some discussions it may be worth a minor investment.
Any thoughts on these or others
Any suggestions on how to play things during the rise and falls, i guess some sell as it peaks and others hold. Wondering if doing 1 vs the other over time if it balances out either way?
Thanks in advance
all of the altcoins that you have mentioned have great potential to increase in the future. but I have more confidence in Nano and Dot for you to invest now because nano and Dot will soon be going to the moon in the near future. stellar and cardano had an earlier go to the moon a while ago. so I suggested Nano and Dot.
I sunk more into nana for sure. I also picked up helium (22x), preordered a few minors, got one preorder off ebay though 2x the cost but might get here before halving in aug.
May 10, 2021, 04:00:51 PM
Im still starting out but trying to hedge ideas on which of these (or others) that might be worth dumping $1k or less into.
So far i've been looking at what the supply cap is for each, looking at ones that mimick the supply caps of bitcoin or eth. with a few exceptions.
I also put $150 into Btt bit torrent, as from some discussions it may be worth a minor investment.
Any thoughts on these or others
Any suggestions on how to play things during the rise and falls, i guess some sell as it peaks and others hold. Wondering if doing 1 vs the other over time if it balances out either way?
Thanks in advance
So far i've been looking at what the supply cap is for each, looking at ones that mimick the supply caps of bitcoin or eth. with a few exceptions.
I also put $150 into Btt bit torrent, as from some discussions it may be worth a minor investment.
Any thoughts on these or others
Any suggestions on how to play things during the rise and falls, i guess some sell as it peaks and others hold. Wondering if doing 1 vs the other over time if it balances out either way?
Thanks in advance
all of the altcoins that you have mentioned have great potential to increase in the future. but I have more confidence in Nano and Dot for you to invest now because nano and Dot will soon be going to the moon in the near future. stellar and cardano had an earlier go to the moon a while ago. so I suggested Nano and Dot.
May 10, 2021, 03:29:32 PM
Yeah, of course. You must always look into investing with more than one cryptocurrency so that you could manage to get into profits even one or two coins not going well as per your expectation. This is what exactly the diversification principle of investment always emphasizing. When you are spreading out your risks, you will be getting better chances to hit your targets.
Dogecoin is one of merging coin as Elon Musk just announced about accepting dogecoins for their starlink internet ventures and for all other spacex operations. You must consider dogecoins in your portfolio for long term holding.
yeah i've tried to keep mine diverse, its just a challenge i guess being new to identify which are the long term hold ones versus sell it all and recharge or move on type.
At this point i have tiny bit of BTC, almost a full eth (with more mining daily, 1 per year), #doge (1000 coins and its dropping like a rock today but i'm holding i guess, at the break even point during the drop), ADA ($1k worth), Nano (39 coins), LTC (1.27), tron ~1000 coins, XLM around 599 coins, BTT around 17k coins, DOT 2 coins, VRA 1000, SHIB 4million, Safemoon (pending but around $100), and Bonfire ($100)
I view the last 3 shb, safemoon, bonfire as burners, hold and see if ever pan out or pick a point of return and cash out to be safe. I saw doge as more short term, i thought ada, nano and ltc were longer term, maybe tron and xlm too for sure. Nano if i understand the graphs correctly, looks like it could pump again soon. VRA has an interesting use case with gaming i believe. Safemoon has less utility from the sounds of it than bonfire. I probably over did it a tad overall with the variety:)
May 10, 2021, 03:47:21 AM
Have you take a look on EOS? The chart and development progress look more promising.
But for your list that you mention, i prefer Stellar.
But for your list that you mention, i prefer Stellar.
I have a bout 562 coins of stellar, not sure if i should go for more, thinking 1000 seems like a long term sweet spot.
I have EOS on my favorites list on coinstats actually.. it was a consideration. Not as lucrative as a lower priced one potentially.
The thing i have trouble gauging is if i do some possible short term only lower price level and market cap options, how to know when to bail (or if to bail). I guess if i wait for an overall market cap dip and jump on one thats on the down swing and very low cost for low buy in it might not matter much, but if it yields say $400 after even a $50 usd buy in, i guess before it turns south i should dump. Things like this i'm trying to get a handle on.
The long term ones are easier i think, hold and see.
10$ is low price if its compared to EOS potential which could take 90$ or more in the future. Its better to prepare some small bag than try to catch the wind when FOMO happens.
May 10, 2021, 03:22:17 AM
Any suggestions on how to play things during the rise and falls, i guess some sell as it peaks and others hold. Wondering if doing 1 vs the other over time if it balances out either way?
Yeah, of course. You must always look into investing with more than one cryptocurrency so that you could manage to get into profits even one or two coins not going well as per your expectation. This is what exactly the diversification principle of investment always emphasizing. When you are spreading out your risks, you will be getting better chances to hit your targets.Dogecoin is one of merging coin as Elon Musk just announced about accepting dogecoins for their starlink internet ventures and for all other spacex operations. You must consider dogecoins in your portfolio for long term holding.
May 10, 2021, 03:14:53 AM
between DOT, STELLAR, CARDANO and NANO have their respective advantages. My advice now is to try to analyze which coins have a faster chance of pumping, because don't let us hold a coin for too long because it's risky.
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May 10, 2021, 03:08:26 AM
What about staking, are there any risks or downsides to this. I have ether and other coins at coinbase pro that i could transfer to Kraken, they list apy's like 4-10% depending on which one (not sure if thats 10% per year or how that works). I dont intend to sell any of the long term ones but i assume i can unstake at any time? edit: i think maybe you have to have a lot of eth and there may be fees unsure.. also others qualify like Ada, i have $900 in ada and and only 0.79 worth of eth at this point.
Staking is one way to have a passive income. You can try to staking your coin at Binance. I do not know about Kraken because I do not use Kraken but I use Binance for staking TRX, BNB and some USDT. But you can not expect to make a big return from the staking in a short time because that will need time to earn a decent return. If I have many ethereum, I do not want to stake it but I prefer to trade it because the profit will be good, but that will be up to you. May 09, 2021, 11:28:45 PM
Have you take a look on EOS? The chart and development progress look more promising.
But for your list that you mention, i prefer Stellar.
But for your list that you mention, i prefer Stellar.
I have a bout 562 coins of stellar, not sure if i should go for more, thinking 1000 seems like a long term sweet spot.
I have EOS on my favorites list on coinstats actually.. it was a consideration. Not as lucrative as a lower priced one potentially.
The thing i have trouble gauging is if i do some possible short term only lower price level and market cap options, how to know when to bail (or if to bail). I guess if i wait for an overall market cap dip and jump on one thats on the down swing and very low cost for low buy in it might not matter much, but if it yields say $400 after even a $50 usd buy in, i guess before it turns south i should dump. Things like this i'm trying to get a handle on.
The long term ones are easier i think, hold and see.
May 09, 2021, 10:19:49 PM
I would go for NANO among that list,,, but only because it is a DAG coin which I have said before I believe will truly show its potential once people get bored of the first and second gen blockchains.
If there would be an older DAG coin in that list I might go for it but since everyone knows NANO:)
If there would be an older DAG coin in that list I might go for it but since everyone knows NANO:)
I have i think around 390 coins in Nano so far. I'd like to grab a few more.
May 09, 2021, 01:57:59 AM
Have you take a look on EOS? The chart and development progress look more promising.
But for your list that you mention, i prefer Stellar.
But for your list that you mention, i prefer Stellar.
May 09, 2021, 01:37:50 AM
I would go for NANO among that list,,, but only because it is a DAG coin which I have said before I believe will truly show its potential once people get bored of the first and second gen blockchains.
If there would be an older DAG coin in that list I might go for it but since everyone knows NANO:)
If there would be an older DAG coin in that list I might go for it but since everyone knows NANO:)
May 09, 2021, 01:35:12 AM
It's hard to determine the peak price of an altcoin. You can hold all of those altcoins that you have mentioned, they're quality altcoins and I think most of them haven't pumped yet.
Or if they did already, they are quite slow unlike the other altcoins that have been highlighted by most of its investors.
Or if they did already, they are quite slow unlike the other altcoins that have been highlighted by most of its investors.
Well one i should have probably dumped at 74c earlier was doge, it plummeted to 48c but has recovered, have about $550 in doge (around 1000 coins, some were mined).
But as long as you're already in profit and you don't have to worry, you're only going to think at what price you're going to sell all of it or at least a big amount of it.
May 09, 2021, 01:01:04 AM
I'm pretty sure that the current Polkadot is a good choice. they have a very good ecosystem and also work well organically. As for the price itself, it is stable now, but if they are able to make an impact on their platform, I'm sure Polkadot will be on a different level.
May 09, 2021, 12:46:47 AM
It's hard to determine the peak price of an altcoin. You can hold all of those altcoins that you have mentioned, they're quality altcoins and I think most of them haven't pumped yet.
Or if they did already, they are quite slow unlike the other altcoins that have been highlighted by most of its investors.
Or if they did already, they are quite slow unlike the other altcoins that have been highlighted by most of its investors.
Well one i should have probably dumped at 74c earlier was doge, it plummeted to 48c but has recovered, have about $550 in doge (around 1000 coins, some were mined).
May 09, 2021, 12:44:22 AM
It's hard to determine the peak price of an altcoin. You can hold all of those altcoins that you have mentioned, they're quality altcoins and I think most of them haven't pumped yet.
Or if they did already, they are quite slow unlike the other altcoins that have been highlighted by most of its investors.
Or if they did already, they are quite slow unlike the other altcoins that have been highlighted by most of its investors.
May 09, 2021, 12:34:46 AM
Having bitcoin and ethereum is a must because those coins will be growing in the future. But you should be careful because those coins are too volatile compare to the other coins. But still, both bitcoin and ethereum are worth it to invest in now.
Splitting up 2k amongst the others will be good and I see Ada is not yet increasing higher so the chance to rise will be bigger. While Nano can be the next coin to invest in as the price now is down below $10. Dot is already increased, although now the price is down too but I guess that still worth to invest. Maybe you can research for more info for the VeChain because this coin does not yet increase.
I also have TRX and I think this coin can be good for a long term investment but this coin can increase anytime. XRP seems to wait for the time to increase back but I do not know if XRP can make a new ATH than the last ATH.
If the big investors want to hold the coins for the long term, they will move the coin into the ledger and not keep it in the exchange because that will be the safest way to protect their coins from the hack. You can follow their step to save your coins so you do not have to worry about the worst thing that can happen with the exchanges.
What about staking, are there any risks or downsides to this. I have ether and other coins at coinbase pro that i could transfer to Kraken, they list apy's like 4-10% depending on which one (not sure if thats 10% per year or how that works). I dont intend to sell any of the long term ones but i assume i can unstake at any time? edit: i think maybe you have to have a lot of eth and there may be fees unsure.. also others qualify like Ada, i have $900 in ada and and only 0.79 worth of eth at this point.
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May 08, 2021, 07:45:16 PM
Hold on to your Stellar for more and buy more if it gets dip.
DOT is already increased but not too high, so you can still buy if you want, but be careful because we do not know when the dip comes.
I prefer to buying and selling this time but allocate some money to buy and hold as we might see the price can jump so high shortly.
Cardano and Nano can increase too, so if you have some amount for both Cardano and Nano, that will be good.
All in all, it is only a suggestion and you should research more by yourself and do not just follow without research.
Yeah i've been digging around at all this for a few days, so this is a double check i guess.
Im actually thinking of putting about 1.5k into both eth and btc (more stable and definite growth).
Then perhaps splitting up 2k amongst the others like Ada and nano and dot (but there are actually others i've seen in discussions like solono, xrp if you can find a way to buy, and even vechain). I also have trx (tron) not sure what long term growth might be.
On the pokadot for instance, the 45 billion cap on supply, how important are these caps at looking at the potential for prices to go up. I had been leaning towards the caps as indicators but maybe not entirely?
Secondarily, how are big investors out there handling the crypto after purchasing, moving nearly 100% of it to ledger and tracking with say coinstats?
Splitting up 2k amongst the others will be good and I see Ada is not yet increasing higher so the chance to rise will be bigger. While Nano can be the next coin to invest in as the price now is down below $10. Dot is already increased, although now the price is down too but I guess that still worth to invest. Maybe you can research for more info for the VeChain because this coin does not yet increase.
I also have TRX and I think this coin can be good for a long term investment but this coin can increase anytime. XRP seems to wait for the time to increase back but I do not know if XRP can make a new ATH than the last ATH.
If the big investors want to hold the coins for the long term, they will move the coin into the ledger and not keep it in the exchange because that will be the safest way to protect their coins from the hack. You can follow their step to save your coins so you do not have to worry about the worst thing that can happen with the exchanges.
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