Topic: What would you need to see to go "all in"? (Read 240 times)
It is really a best idea to study first or make a research before placing your money in an investment but it is not advisable to go all in since it is very risky that you may lose all your money. It is really hard to predict what will happen in the coins you invested in so it is better not to invest all your money in one coin.
There's no way for an investor to predict which investment will be very much profitable even after making those research and study of the market all they can established is a reasonable option for them to pick a particular investment. Going "all in" is a matter of choice and not base on whatever study or predictions, it's taking chance beyond what you believe and feel to be the most promising one.
I don’t think I will go all in, it is too risky for me. There is no 100% win in any investment. Usually, I will allocate a portion of my salary for investment and will not invest anything more than that.
Cryptocurrency differs from poker a lot. There are 52 poker cards, so the number of possible combinations is huge, but still countable. In cryptocurrency there is no final numer of projects, so we cannot count the risks. My big advice to anyone who is into cryptocurrency: if you cannot count your risks with math formula - you must NEVER GO ALL IN:)
Nothing can force me to invest everything. "All in" doesn't for me. There are always risks here. In principle, in any projects, not only crypto currency are risks. Therefore, spending everything that you have is not reasonable. If other people depend on you - a wife or children, or parents, then this is not reasonably doubly.
If you are studying an investment opportunity, what would you need to see there to invest on it with a really significant amount of your funds, even having to sell some of your alts or BTC?
I'll never invest everything in a single project, no matter how good it looks.
It cost me a lot of money in the past not investing most of my portfolio in projects that turned out great but playing it somewhat safe saved me a couple of times.
It is the same case for me, I never go all in due to bad experiences, also because you no matter how good it looks, you alway have incoplete information on this sector.
If you are studying an investment opportunity, what would you need to see there to invest on it with a really significant amount of your funds, even having to sell some of your alts or BTC?
I'll never invest everything in a single project, no matter how good it looks.
It cost me a lot of money in the past not investing most of my portfolio in projects that turned out great but playing it somewhat safe saved me a couple of times.
Good devs, good roadmap and most important is to get in early.
They say 2018 will be the year for the privacy coins and i like a new kid on the block - Turtlecoin (TRTL). Just over a month old and only started trading on its first exchange, tradeogre.com a few days ago. Current price on tradeogre is 2sats - was 1sat yesterday lol.
Its easy to mine - if you have a decent GPU you should be able to get 20K coins per day. A lot of folks are throwing nicehash power at the pools recently so mining payoff on your own GPU has come down a bit.
https://turtlecoin.lol/
Have a read of the website and head over to the discord group where you will find a lot of friendly people to help you out with any questions.
https://discord.gg/MqArNGV
No ICO, No premine, no shenanigans.
DYOR and Good luck.
They say 2018 will be the year for the privacy coins and i like a new kid on the block - Turtlecoin (TRTL). Just over a month old and only started trading on its first exchange, tradeogre.com a few days ago. Current price on tradeogre is 2sats - was 1sat yesterday lol.
Its easy to mine - if you have a decent GPU you should be able to get 20K coins per day. A lot of folks are throwing nicehash power at the pools recently so mining payoff on your own GPU has come down a bit.
https://turtlecoin.lol/
Have a read of the website and head over to the discord group where you will find a lot of friendly people to help you out with any questions.
https://discord.gg/MqArNGV
No ICO, No premine, no shenanigans.
DYOR and Good luck.
It is said that most promising project end up shably. So, going all in is risky, it is better to split. However, I look at the whitepaper, the team and the total supply but, which everway , I don't support throwing in all no matter how rossy the project seem.
Nothing, I've hit a few good ones, but never went all in. These are: Zero(bought at $0.6, still hold), GVT(made x3.5), BTE(made x6), Sola(x4).
Never went all in. From most invested to least: Sola > GVT > Zero > BTE(obviously, because it's a ponzi).
I could never get myself to go all in, although that sounds like a lot of profit, if I need money, I don't want to cash out from a growing coin.
Never went all in. From most invested to least: Sola > GVT > Zero > BTE(obviously, because it's a ponzi).
I could never get myself to go all in, although that sounds like a lot of profit, if I need money, I don't want to cash out from a growing coin.
If you are studying an investment opportunity, what would you need to see there to invest on it with a really significant amount of your funds, even having to sell some of your alts or BTC?
Absolutely nothing!
This will would ruin my whole bankroll if they screw the ICO and I cannot afford it. Because I don't want to get back to 0.
Oh, nice, you´ll need to see one the threads that is more scam looking of all this forum. I guess that this is what this forum has become in a way. So yeah, go all in with spam.
It depends, if wanna go the safe route or if you're up for a gamble.
By going all-in you have the potential for huge gains, if the stars align as you anticipated.
Just remember, that you must be able to deal with a total loss of your investment.
I'm not all-in currently, though 64% of my portfolio is in a 200 million cap token for which I predict good growth.
By going all-in you have the potential for huge gains, if the stars align as you anticipated.
Just remember, that you must be able to deal with a total loss of your investment.
I'm not all-in currently, though 64% of my portfolio is in a 200 million cap token for which I predict good growth.
Nobody should go all in on a projects.. Even when it looks like the best project of the world, its always good to have some funds in the side the invest more if it dips or to minimize your risk. I like to invest in multiple crypto projects, because the risk rewards in crypto is very nice. Just one projects needs to fly to the moon and you will make some nice profit.
with partial division for alt coins and some for BTC is very good. but wait for the ongoing downtrend to stop before investing funds. 
If you are studying an investment opportunity, what would you need to see there to invest on it with a really significant amount of your funds, even having to sell some of your alts or BTC?
I would want to see 1. Good marketing strategies, 2. Good news on developers' side, 3. increasing number of users.
I don't think that all in is a good strategy at all. As an investor you MUST use a diversification. It's not safe to diversify at only one assets class so I always think how to diversify my funds out of crypto.
I never go "all in". I'm not so much a player. And I have a family that I need to take care of. Even the coolest project can fail. They will find vulnerability, or government ban, steal money, leave the team, steal technology. It's business, everything can happen here. I'm trying to make informed decisions.
I don't think anything on this board can entice me to go all in. The trust in new projects is never 100% for me.
Having in mind that new projects don't have long trading chart it is high risk to go all in. Although if you are really serious you may want to go all in but I don't know if anyone will advise you to do that. Better devirstify your portfolio.
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