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newbie
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September 14, 2020, 12:35:28 AM
#56
Accumulating Bitcoin seems to be a good option here. I am more bullish on long-term, that is why I opt for this. It is important to manage your risks though.
sr. member
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Eloncoin.org - Mars, here we come!
August 08, 2020, 12:04:31 PM
#55
Never take any financial advice from random guy, you will suffer and will accuse them later, for your loss.
If you want to compare several options or ideas from several guys, again you will suffer.
People bought at 500 usd, sold btc at 4000 USD, yet they want to kick own butt, as btc is being traded at 10k now.

If everyone buy  btc and holds them for life, no trading, no shopping with btc, then btc will die.

It's your money so better to take your call instead of seeking for someone's advise, it's  a big lost not just for money but also for learning
if you'll just park your trade leaning with other's knowledge.
This venue of income opportunities is not a scheme that will bring you to easy access to richness.
You need to learn the process, do your DYOR and understand each fundamentals to use for a much safer and successful
trading experience.
jr. member
Activity: 267
Merit: 7
August 08, 2020, 11:39:58 AM
#54
I can feel now as the time of 2017, when the coins increase, it is best for you to take a profit a part now, and hold a part, that hold must be if it is lost then it's okay, everything is risky, it is best to take profits when possible
full member
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#SWGT PRE-SALE IS LIVE
August 07, 2020, 11:57:46 PM
#53
Since bitcoin has a lot of price volatility, it would be nice to buy bitcoin on a decline in prices and sell on a rise, however, in this case, you need to be well aware of the upward and downward trends in prices in the cryptocurrency market. So, bitcoin has recently risen in price and whales began to withdraw large batches of bitcoins for sale in order to fix their profits, but recently they changed their minds and took bitcoins from the exchanges. This means that for some time bitcoins and the entire cryptocurrency market will still grow in value. Further, you need to make the right decisions on time. There can be no general advice here.
Yes, over 90 percent of the entire lifetime of bitcoin, it has grown in value. However, this does not mean that it will always be. In the coming year, the price of bitcoin should indeed rise significantly in value. Therefore, in general, it is still profitable to keep it. Nobody knows what will happen next.
member
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August 07, 2020, 03:33:29 PM
#52
Just a question to ask for advice. Right now with all the markets they way they are. Bitcoin is always in the upward in the market.  Of course it has periods of going down. But crypto market is doing quite well in these times.

I am asking what is the best course of action?

Should I just keep buying and HODL and keeping my Bitcoin for a rainy day?

Or is trading is back and forth to stable coins and trying to make more gains a good action plan too?

Need suggestions and advice. thanks
It all depends on your goals - if you need money right now and you do not have free funds for existence, then of course you need to trade in real time in small volumes. And if you have an airbag that you can use right now, then buying on long-term hold is your choice.
Ucy
sr. member
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August 07, 2020, 03:28:52 PM
#51
I would combine both holding and trading. Maybe find a way to keep "stacking/accumulating sats" on a seperate platform while doing regular trading at another platform. By the way, I think it's better to stack whenever price dips
legendary
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Degen in the Space
August 07, 2020, 03:08:16 PM
#50
I think what some of you don’t understand is that you can be a trader and also an investor, it’s possible Cool. You can HODL your coins and also be engaging in day trading, just divide your portfolio and try to do the work properly. But if you want to just be into HODL, you can still continue to hold your coins, I don’t think that the market is going down anytime soon.

There have even been lots of predictions that the market will likely be hitting another ATH price before it goes down. In the previous month the price of Bitcoin and Eth has been at $9,000 and $2,00 respectively, but it didn’t take long for the prices to move up to a higher price with Bitcoin getting close to $12,000 and Ethereum at almost $4,00. I mean, after your skill, there is one important factor which will be deciding your level of success and that must be luck factors or God's touch.
Up for this, sometimes this is my solution when I don't know what to do in my BTC, I'm very confused if I will hodl it or should have pursued daily trading. At the start, you should invest first and wait for a bitcoin price growth, then once it occurs, trade the half or three-fourths of the BTC and just hodl the rest and wait for another pump. Probably BTC will pump again, just wait for the right time and don't lose hope on it because we are currently on the Q3 of the year 2020, there are still many things that can possibly happen.
sr. member
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Merit: 322
August 07, 2020, 01:29:47 PM
#49
I think what some of you don’t understand is that you can be a trader and also an investor, it’s possible Cool. You can HODL your coins and also be engaging in day trading, just divide your portfolio and try to do the work properly. But if you want to just be into HODL, you can still continue to hold your coins, I don’t think that the market is going down anytime soon.

There have even been lots of predictions that the market will likely be hitting another ATH price before it goes down. In the previous month the price of Bitcoin and Eth has been at $9,000 and $2,00 respectively, but it didn’t take long for the prices to move up to a higher price with Bitcoin getting close to $12,000 and Ethereum at almost $4,00. I mean, after your skill, there is one important factor which will be deciding your level of success and that must be luck factors or God's touch.
sr. member
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when lambo...
August 07, 2020, 04:38:10 AM
#48
I know that you are doubtful this time but tried to figure out what happens in the past bullish, it might the same thing will happen again, repeatedly. The market flows still uncertain because of its volatility, not even sure that we can hold this uptrend motion until the end of this year (at least).

If you can afford to hold it, better do it. But I don't give a suggestion to buy more this time while the market keeps moving high, the risk is really high. But anyway, it is that your choice either to buy if you can afford it as well.

full member
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August 07, 2020, 04:30:36 AM
#47
keeping for rainy day . does it mean keep for later use or when theres an emergency ? i like that . thats better than doing daily trade and getting smaller profit becuase chances are , you are only going to spend the small profit on unwanted items because its small anyway but the initiative can changed if your earning big thru hodling or long term investing , so invest while price is still growing  . you already said that market is doing a good job so why not believe on it ?
full member
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August 07, 2020, 04:11:40 AM
#46
Just a question to ask for advice. Right now with all the markets they way they are. Bitcoin is always in the upward in the market.  Of course it has periods of going down. But crypto market is doing quite well in these times.

I am asking what is the best course of action?

Should I just keep buying and HODL and keeping my Bitcoin for a rainy day?

Or is trading is back and forth to stable coins and trying to make more gains a good action plan too?

Need suggestions and advice. thanks
you can buy bitcoin and try to trade it, if the price is low you can hold. but if the starting price is high you can trade, because now the price of bitcoin can be an advantage for you and can also be one of the best options for getting profit
sr. member
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In Code We Trust
August 07, 2020, 03:09:30 AM
#45
It depends on your time, perhaps, cryptocurrency events could impact greatly to traders. But with the term "scalping", even if there's no major event that could drive the price of crypto to increase or decrease its price, you can still earn. what you just need is time to watch bitcoin or your favorite altcoins, and with the small amounts of profits together from various altcoins, you can still earn a promising amount.

But well, it is easier to hodl for you to have time to do other things, I can say it is easier because you just need to watch 2 crypto, Bitcoin and 1 stable coin.
full member
Activity: 658
Merit: 126
August 07, 2020, 01:29:14 AM
#44
Seriously?

When it comes to money, you should make your own mistakes.

Asking that question tells me you don't have the right mindset.

Nobody knows what the best course of action is. You'd better educated yourself and make a decision.

Have you read he is asking for an advice? Nothing really wrong with that. It is his way to be educated tho, asking for suggestions from others. For sure he won't follow all of the advice but still it will gave him an idea.

Well, here's mine, if you are planning for a long term, I mean years, you can buy anytime you want as long as you have faith in btc. But if you are trading casually, and not really know much about reading candles. You can still buy right now, or wait for it to dip before buying. It will be your call and plan. Try watching youtube videos about technical analysis about it. Try acquiring knowledge, and I hope you'll make your own decision.
sr. member
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Merit: 255
August 06, 2020, 08:43:59 PM
#43
Just a question to ask for advice. Right now with all the markets they way they are. Bitcoin is always in the upward in the market.  Of course it has periods of going down. But crypto market is doing quite well in these times.

I am asking what is the best course of action?

Should I just keep buying and HODL and keeping my Bitcoin for a rainy day?

Or is trading is back and forth to stable coins and trying to make more gains a good action plan too?

Need suggestions and advice. thanks
When do you have in mind as the rainy day and what is the purpose of your getting Bitcoin, then you can decide Better, most people are still buying and hodling now, because as the value is rising, greed and indecision is what make people loose more. What you need do is to simply study the market and take advantage of time, when the value rises to what is good enough for a gain sell and reinvest in more assets.
legendary
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Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks
August 06, 2020, 08:21:08 PM
#42
Before I will give MY opinion, I would just like to say that take our advice here as a grain of salt only because in the end it will be your decision that matters. Gather all of our opinions and make some research too then make a decision on it.

Just a question to ask for advice. Right now with all the markets they way they are. Bitcoin is always in the upward in the market.  Of course it has periods of going down. But crypto market is doing quite well in these times.
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Should I just keep buying and HODL and keeping my Bitcoin for a rainy day?
Or is trading is back and forth to stable coins and trying to make more gains a good action plan too?
It depends on how good you are in trading.
Trading gives more profit in the short to mid term compare to HODLing but on the other hand, the risk is higher especially if you aren't that good in trading. Yes the market is moving upwards all the time so I'm holding Bitcoin for quite some time already because the trend is always on the upside. Yes there are downturn but I see it as an opportunity to buy more.

If you're good in trading and at least you are getting profit from it then go trading but if you aren't then just invest in top coins including Bitcoin. You saw the trend already. What you only need is time and patience.
sr. member
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Merit: 267
August 06, 2020, 07:43:21 PM
#41
My advice is if you have made a profit of above 50%, just sell the Bitcoin that you have. Because if it's too greedy
and delay profit taking will regret in the end. We must always remember that the price of Bitcoin is very volatile,
so even though it's in a position bullish can suddenly turn into bearish. So if it's a big profit, don't delay selling it.
full member
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Merit: 186
August 06, 2020, 07:23:42 PM
#40
Mate, everything depends on how much knowledge you have, how much you need money right now and how much you are willing to risk with no guaranteed profit in return.

Every investors got their own different stories so you cannot easily copy what others because it might be not well suited on your situation. But if you'll ask me, I am doing the first thing you mentioned. I keep on buying, actually i bought some coins yesterday despite its price go higher and higher. I'm catching up as much as I can so that I will gain greater profits just in case btc's price skyrocket before this year ends. .

See? Unlike other investors, I'm not bothered with the current price. How about you? Have an introspection and assess what's best move you can do Wink.
full member
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Ecowatt.io
August 06, 2020, 06:36:19 PM
#39
I fully agree with those who advise you to learn how to understand the crypto market yourself, because such questions are most likely asked from a lack of experience. Anyone who advises to do one way or another - will advise based on their experience and their mistakes. Any person has their own plans, in case something goes wrong. I myself constantly watch various predictions and tips on YouTube. But, the conclusions are very simple, for the most part all these predictions and advice are failures. The authors are very easy to get out - today they give two opposite points of view, and tomorrow they say - I told you so. But for some reason they forget to say that there was no specific scenario. This whole topic concerns not only cryptocurrency, but life in general. I always tell my children - live your life, make your own mistakes and analyzing them - boldly move forward.
hero member
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Merit: 524
August 06, 2020, 05:41:08 PM
#38
Trading is a good idea if you know what you're doing. Most people don't and end up losing money so be careful with this.

I always tell people who ask if they should start trading to take $100 or a similar amount that they're comfortable playing with and trade for a few weeks. If in the end they manage to earn even $1 they're on the right track and can start slowly increasing the traded sum.

I don't have time to trade anymore and I'm scared of keeping coins on centralized exchanges. If you want to choose the safe way this is the thing for you.
legendary
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Merit: 3008
Welt Am Draht
August 06, 2020, 10:02:27 AM
#37
I can categorically state that if I'd traded back and forth I'd have a shit ton less than I do now.

Gawd knows why most newcomers arrive believing 'trading' is the best course of action. Almost all of them will fail if they keep doing it.

If you believe you have enough knowledge and mastery of your own emotions then go for it. You won't find out that you do not until a very expensive moment has already been and gone.
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