is btc dead from an investment % point of view ?? - page 2.

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Quote from: cliffordsean on January 12, 2018, 06:12:47 AM

hey there

im holding btc but lately im wondering why as those funds in so many other alts would have at least 30-40% increased instead of decreasing like btc

i know people say btc is stable (enough) but i as you are no doubt looking for max return hence is it no better to invest most of my btc into coins that will increase sooooo much more than btc this year ( for example ada will surely at least 3x-5x this year whereas if btc 2x from ath then we will be LUCKY by the way things are going )

thoughts ?

In cryotocurrency there is always ups and downs in price and you can't say that bitcoin is dead just only for the price crashed in recent times.Still bitcoin is the most expensive crypto and it needs year if some coin want to takes the plafe of bitcoin.For me bitcoin is still there and the price is increasing and decreasing everday so might me a price bump can occur like what happened at the start of 2017.

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Bitcoin still has its place in the cryptocurrency world, being the first one that started the revolution in blockchain technology and decentralisation.
In term of investment, diversification is key. Hold some of your portfolio in bitcoin while the rest in alts with high growth potential.
After all bitcoin is targeted to hit 500k!

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I do not like bitcoin anymore.
The network is very quickly loaded, commissions are huge, confirmations go for weeks.

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Quote from: hastag_80 on January 12, 2018, 06:46:38 AM

Quote from: cliffordsean on January 12, 2018, 06:12:47 AM

hey there

im holding btc but lately im wondering why as those funds in so many other alts would have at least 30-40% increased instead of decreasing like btc

i know people say btc is stable (enough) but i as you are no doubt looking for max return hence is it no better to invest most of my btc into coins that will increase sooooo much more than btc this year ( for example ada will surely at least 3x-5x this year whereas if btc 2x from ath then we will be LUCKY by the way things are going )

thoughts ?

Stability for me that means the value of btc price is in the middle of its target meaning its beween in minimum and maximum of its present price value,like as of now the btc price will goes into $14k approximately while in current price its run into $13k ,so that means to me stability its will not pump so high and not dump so low.maybe in soon the bitcoin will recover in the next month ,only we can do is to wait when its back to normal.

yes indeed stop-loss time

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Quote from: cliffordsean on January 12, 2018, 06:12:47 AM

hey there

im holding btc but lately im wondering why as those funds in so many other alts would have at least 30-40% increased instead of decreasing like btc

i know people say btc is stable (enough) but i as you are no doubt looking for max return hence is it no better to invest most of my btc into coins that will increase sooooo much more than btc this year ( for example ada will surely at least 3x-5x this year whereas if btc 2x from ath then we will be LUCKY by the way things are going )

thoughts ?

Stability for me that means the value of btc price is in the middle of its target meaning its beween in minimum and maximum of its present price value,like as of now the btc price will goes into $14k approximately while in current price its run into $13k ,so that means to me stability its will not pump so high and not dump so low.maybe in soon the bitcoin will recover in the next month ,only we can do is to wait when its back to normal.

Matj

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95% of altcoins will go down in the end. And what happens to all that value? It will all return to Bitcoin. The same with fiat - all of that value will be drained into Bitcoin. It's like the ocean, and all the rivers flow into it.

You can make bigger short term profits with altcoins - just be sure to transfer this value back into Bitcoin BEFORE the next big altcoin crash.

captain8

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Its not dead no,

From a % maybe you can get higher returns aswell, but for a higher risk,

BTC will steady gains, first hitting 20k, then 25k all the way up to 50k and beyond!

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No way... i don't think so... BTC is like a dollar to fiat currency... it will stay for long time..

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I think soon btc will start its next bull run and it is expected to reach around $50k in the next uptrend so we just need to be patient and hold and the price will make us happy hopefully.

cliffordsean

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hey there

im holding btc but lately im wondering why as those funds in so many other alts would have at least 30-40% increased instead of decreasing like btc

i know people say btc is stable (enough) but i as you are no doubt looking for max return hence is it no better to invest most of my btc into coins that will increase sooooo much more than btc this year ( for example ada will surely at least 3x-5x this year whereas if btc 2x from ath then we will be LUCKY by the way things are going )

thoughts ?

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