Topic: Lost Thousands Of Bitcoins Because Of Volatility - page 2. (Read 2820 times)
A more stable altcoin.... no way.
Good plan. there's no volatility in Altcoins
Did some poking around and i think it's possible the OP here posted simply so the first poster could advertise his ICO.
Vito Corleone (Junior account) posted then 5 minutes later another Junior account posted first suggesting the CurrenSky ICO.
Both seem to have weak English and Vito said he'd from the Netherlands.
The ICO coin has a lot of ties to that area of Europe too.
Looking at both their full post history i see a lot of reoccurring weird broken English.
The first thing i seen looking at the the ICO was problems about refusing to use an escrow for it.
Then i of course seen the site whois was protected by good ole Scotsdale (like 90% of coins)
Noobs galore + Noob ICO + probably sock-puppet account shenanigans.
Vito Corleone (Junior account) posted then 5 minutes later another Junior account posted first suggesting the CurrenSky ICO.
Both seem to have weak English and Vito said he'd from the Netherlands.
The ICO coin has a lot of ties to that area of Europe too.
Looking at both their full post history i see a lot of reoccurring weird broken English.
The first thing i seen looking at the the ICO was problems about refusing to use an escrow for it.
Then i of course seen the site whois was protected by good ole Scotsdale (like 90% of coins)
Noobs galore + Noob ICO + probably sock-puppet account shenanigans.
look for useful tech, good dev that has not yet pumped perhaps beyond it's actual relative value
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Sounds like Byteball..
look for useful tech, good dev that has not yet pumped perhaps beyond it's actual relative value
bitbay.
There are others but I suggest you take a look at that first and make your own decision.
If you come across a better option then PM me I will be interested too.
bitbay.
There are others but I suggest you take a look at that first and make your own decision.
If you come across a better option then PM me I will be interested too.
Puts money in bytecoin has a long term future
I recommend holding your Bitcoins. Given enough time, the price will rebound and reach new ATHS.
If you put your money in Tether, you are guaranteed to lose the money you already lost due to volatility. I think this is easily the worst option you propose, unless you will be needing to cash out to FIAT within the next month or two or if you want to try and increase your BTC holdings, betting that BTC will continue to drop in the short term. It is possible that the BTC price could go down even more over that timeframe, but buying and holding Tether long term is a bad investment. Might as well cash out to FIAT and put it in a savings account if you're going to do that.
Ripple is also a bad choice IMO. I think there are a lot better alts that you could put your money into. But, if you are dead set on Tether or Ripple for a long term investment, Ripple is the better option, as at least you have the chance of regaining your losses. I still think holding your Bitcoin is your best option there though.
If you put your money in Tether, you are guaranteed to lose the money you already lost due to volatility. I think this is easily the worst option you propose, unless you will be needing to cash out to FIAT within the next month or two or if you want to try and increase your BTC holdings, betting that BTC will continue to drop in the short term. It is possible that the BTC price could go down even more over that timeframe, but buying and holding Tether long term is a bad investment. Might as well cash out to FIAT and put it in a savings account if you're going to do that.
Ripple is also a bad choice IMO. I think there are a lot better alts that you could put your money into. But, if you are dead set on Tether or Ripple for a long term investment, Ripple is the better option, as at least you have the chance of regaining your losses. I still think holding your Bitcoin is your best option there though.
You are the one you should give the final decision,if you have doubt then don't,better exchange your cryptos to dollar again,because you seems to be fed up on what's going on in the crypto currency community,but then again you still have coinmarketcap to guide you.
Enough Bitcoin for me, i am in Altcoin section because i want exchange my bitcoins to more stable crypto and i need your recommendations.
Advices wait price will come back won't help, i am out.
I am thinking about:
Tether
Ripple
Problem i don't trust tether, users only can login through website and it's probably too much centralized.
Can't trust Ripple either, where bankers play corruption and strange things happen..
Well probably i need to exchange to USD and stop playing this crypto game... What you can recommend?
Advices wait price will come back won't help, i am out.
I am thinking about:
Tether
Ripple
Problem i don't trust tether, users only can login through website and it's probably too much centralized.
Can't trust Ripple either, where bankers play corruption and strange things happen..
Well probably i need to exchange to USD and stop playing this crypto game... What you can recommend?
Enough Bitcoin for me, i am in Altcoin section because i want exchange my bitcoins to more stable crypto and i need your recommendations.
Advices wait price will come back won't help, i am out.
I am thinking about:
Tether
Ripple
Problem i don't trust tether, users only can login through website and it's probably too much centralized.
Can't trust Ripple either, where bankers play corruption and strange things happen..
Well probably i need to exchange to USD and stop playing this crypto game... What you can recommend?
Advices wait price will come back won't help, i am out.
I am thinking about:
Tether
Ripple
Problem i don't trust tether, users only can login through website and it's probably too much centralized.
Can't trust Ripple either, where bankers play corruption and strange things happen..
Well probably i need to exchange to USD and stop playing this crypto game... What you can recommend?
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