Topic: Keep ETH, sell it to FIAT or convert it to BTC? (Read 583 times)
Thanks guys for your opinions, I get the point, the idea its to diversify and not put all eggs in the same basket
You're not alone in your concerns about ETH (note why ETC even exists), although I don't personally expect any major transaction reversals to occur in the foreseeable future. People have other concerns, but the way that the big DAO incident was handled was definitely controversial, and those who believe in "decentralized" currency may have seen it as setting a poor precedent.
It's generally a wise tip to diversify, and never store more value in cryptocurrencies than you could accept losing. Apologies for this rather generic advice, but it really ends up being a personal decision. (If you're looking for someone to decide that for you, the speculation subforums are probably what you're looking for.
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It's generally a wise tip to diversify, and never store more value in cryptocurrencies than you could accept losing. Apologies for this rather generic advice, but it really ends up being a personal decision. (If you're looking for someone to decide that for you, the speculation subforums are probably what you're looking for.
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Keep all the ETH! Use it instead of fiat for purchases/payments
sell half and keep half.
Hey guys,
I've been mining BTC for almost 2 years, but because of the Asic high price ( I'm from EU) I've moved to mining Altcoins (ETH).
I believe in BTC in long term, regarding ETH, I have my doubts, so, what you guys usually do, do you keep your ETH, sell it to FIAT or convert it to BTC?
Thanks for your thoughts!
I've been mining BTC for almost 2 years, but because of the Asic high price ( I'm from EU) I've moved to mining Altcoins (ETH).
I believe in BTC in long term, regarding ETH, I have my doubts, so, what you guys usually do, do you keep your ETH, sell it to FIAT or convert it to BTC?
Thanks for your thoughts!
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