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jr. member
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August 12, 2019, 02:38:32 PM
#26

In the crypto spcae, return on investments are what keeps investors more concerned and interested in taking key roles nad keeping big bags of coins/tokens which in turn earns them the title of 'whales'. The profit or return on investment in crypto can go from one percent to one million percent in a very short time depending on certain factors put up by the project and also their tokenomics. 20% of profit is achievable on a project whose use case is already in high demand and also welcomed and keeps to its roadmap delivery to the users.

What I am saying in this thread is simply a 20% yearly return is not worth the risk of investing in crypto. Bitcoin went from $3,300 to $13,800 if you only can make 20% off of that level of variability that demonstrates a lack of skill.

https://www.amsinger.org

I made my site to help people identify that good $3,300 btc buy and find that good $13,800 btc sell Wink

It is based in financial analysis of the miners plain and simple,

Aaron
jr. member
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August 12, 2019, 02:35:00 PM
#25

These are your other threads:

The 5 Rules that would have saved me THOUSANDS. ( you created a thread to promote your site )

Think of Bitcoin Financially ( you created a thread to promote your site )

Why $13,000 was unsustainable. ( you created a thread to promote your site )

The most important part of investing in bitcoin is timing.  ( you created a thread to promote your site )

Why was this recent downturn not surprising? ( you created a thread to promote your site )

Does bitcoin have FUNDAMENTALS?!?! ( you created a thread to promote your site )

How to know Feb 7 was the optimal buy point 2019 ( you created a thread to promote your site )

and has this: https://www.amsinger.org/subscription-plans


My class is free. I'm touched you would care so much to inspect my previous threads and posts. I didn't know you cared so much Wink

All of my threads reflect my view on bitcoin. Perhaps you have bought some $13,800 bitcoin and are mad?

full member
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August 12, 2019, 01:23:15 PM
#24
Crypto exists as a highly volatile, and heavily manipulated commodity. Just in the past 7 months bitcoin has gone from $3,300 to $13,800 and is currently at $11,350. If during all that time you have only made a 20% profit you are a terrible crypto investor.

Crypto is not a governmentally regulated security. It is a high risk, high reward. When you invest in crypto you are putting your money at high risk, there is no FDIC backing your deposit, there is no SEC investigating the earnings reports, you could even lose the private key and lose your money forever. Which is why, when I invest in crypto I expect at least a 2X return with expectation of 3X-4X returns.

In no other investment has it been possible to expect such a return of 4X within a year. That is what makes bitcoin and crypto special. It is high risk high REWARD.

The problem is, crypto is new. People don’t understand what it is. People don’t know how to measure it, quantify it, capitalize on it. Crypto is for most, a mystical “digital money” that sometimes is 20k and other times it is 3k.

I started my crypto journey with $800 of severance from my last regular job. Over 2016 that $800 turned into $30,000. Over 2017, that $30,000 changed to $250,000, and I made plenty of stupid mistakes. 2018 was a cold year. It was a learning year. I spent most of my time developing my metrics and honing my understanding.

In my experience crypto is for multiplying money not for gaining percentages. By understanding the speculation in the market, understanding how much it costs to make a bitcoin, and selling or buying slowly with purpose and patience anyone can multiply their investment. It took 4.5 months to go from $3,300 to $13,800.

I made my site and my metrics in order for people to understand what they are investing in. So they could buy when its $3,300 and sell when its $13,800, and understand what they are doing and know what they are buying and selling.

I caution against purchasing $11,350 bitcoin by asking these questions.
What do you expect from it?
Do you expect bitcoin to go to 20K magically?
Is it a bad idea to be patient right now?

Check out my site, take my masterclass, see what I’m working with. I made it totally free just for you.

https://www.amsinger.org

Much love and hard work,

Aaron

In the crypto spcae, return on investments are what keeps investors more concerned and interested in taking key roles nad keeping big bags of coins/tokens which in turn earns them the title of 'whales'. The profit or return on investment in crypto can go from one percent to one million percent in a very short time depending on certain factors put up by the project and also their tokenomics. 20% of profit is achievable on a project whose use case is already in high demand and also welcomed and keeps to its roadmap delivery to the users.
hero member
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August 12, 2019, 01:15:41 PM
#23
People should be careful with the holding idea. It's riskier than trading in some cases.

Exactly a good point. For me it is the more risky aspect of crypto because some coins would never get to the last ATH. They will keep diminishing until fissle off. I think a convenient profit is good enough than waiting for eternity to buy a limo at one dump of a coin. Grin

Hodling is not less risky than trading in some cases,,, I 100% agree. But the problem is that people keep thinking in altcoins. Holding BTC today means you have the exact same amount of BTC in 1 week, 1 year, 10 years. And if you believe in crypto,,, then you believe BTC will always have a good value, maybe even increasing every few years.
legendary
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
August 12, 2019, 12:35:18 PM
#22
Check out my site, take my masterclass, see what I’m working with. I made it totally free just for you.

https://www.amsinger.org

Much love and hard work,

Aaron

These are your other threads:

The 5 Rules that would have saved me THOUSANDS. ( you created a thread to promote your site )

Think of Bitcoin Financially ( you created a thread to promote your site )

Why $13,000 was unsustainable. ( you created a thread to promote your site )

The most important part of investing in bitcoin is timing.  ( you created a thread to promote your site )

Why was this recent downturn not surprising? ( you created a thread to promote your site )

Does bitcoin have FUNDAMENTALS?!?! ( you created a thread to promote your site )

How to know Feb 7 was the optimal buy point 2019 ( you created a thread to promote your site )

and has this: https://www.amsinger.org/subscription-plans



jr. member
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August 12, 2019, 11:59:50 AM
#21
Short Answer: Always buy when others want to sell.
I know some of those who bought at $ 20,000 and lost all their money in a few months "precisely less than a year" as the price dropped below $ 3,000.
There is no specific law governing the rise and no one would have thought we would reach the $ 1200 level before the end of the year.
  What you think is a terrible deal now may be the best investment you have ever made.
  Think rationally and don't let your emotions manipulate you.

Very true, that is why I use numbers and logic to guide my trading:

https://www.amsinger.org

I see no reason to not use logic and numbers.

Aaron
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August 12, 2019, 09:47:46 AM
#20
People should be careful with the holding idea. It's riskier than trading in some cases.

Exactly a good point. For me it is the more risky aspect of crypto because some coins would never get to the last ATH. They will keep diminishing until fissle off. I think a convenient profit is good enough than waiting for eternity to buy a limo at one dump of a coin. Grin
legendary
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August 11, 2019, 10:53:12 PM
#19
20% profit from crypto is terrible because its not easy to get profit with higher amount, just keep get profit about 5% is more enough and keep stable for every time trading.

So you're actually trying to say that a higher amount of profits is terrible because it's hard to get? Shouldn't you think about your skills hen?

Hindsight tells us that hodling has been an excellent means to making tremendous gains depending on your entry and exit (if you do) points.

If you hold shitcoins that exit scam their investors then holding is a terrible idea. People should be careful with the holding idea. It's riskier than trading in some cases.
member
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August 11, 2019, 10:09:39 PM
#19
20% profit from crypto is terrible because its not easy to get profit with higher amount, just keep get profit about 5% is more enough and keep stable for every time trading.
legendary
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Keep it dense, yeah?
August 11, 2019, 07:31:36 PM
#18
I'd say that relatively speaking 20% profit is not too bad.

Of course there is the potential to make massive gains, but it really depends on your overall mentality towards crypto. Hindsight tells us that hodling has been an excellent means to making tremendous gains depending on your entry and exit (if you do) points.
sr. member
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Small Trader
August 11, 2019, 06:32:59 PM
#17
Profit is still profit. We trade in the crypto world to get the slightest and highest profit. And when trading, we will not know that we can profit a few percent.
hero member
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August 11, 2019, 04:30:38 PM
#16
Your story OP is lack of your personal experience so what happened to your $250,000? did you get rekt? because the year of 2018 as you've said, it's a cold year and one of the most discouraging year for most.

I guess that $250k of yours became lower in market value if you haven't sold. But if you have sold and took that $250k, you are richer today and did the bought again last year.
hero member
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August 11, 2019, 07:42:43 AM
#15
Short Answer: Always buy when others want to sell.
I know some of those who bought at $ 20,000 and lost all their money in a few months "precisely less than a year" as the price dropped below $ 3,000.
That's true. A lot of people are always looking at BTC as an investment that can only go up, and constantly thinking that the market will always be a bull one. The drop from 20,000 to 3,000, as painful as it was, was really good for the crypto environment and flushed out a lot of the people who were only profit-based and also killed a lot of the scam ICO's that plagued the scene for a couple months.

There is no specific law governing the rise and no one would have thought we would reach the $ 1200 level before the end of the year.
What you think is a terrible deal now may be the best investment you have ever made.
Think rationally and don't let your emotions manipulate you.
Very well said, mate. I agree with this a lot - BTC is too voliate for everyone to believe it to be the best investment ever.
legendary
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August 11, 2019, 05:32:09 AM
#14
You're thinking BTC is just a quick investment and one day or another will disappear, and have to get as money as possible in the process

I see BTC in a different way, I'm here trying to accumulate more BTC in this process, I trust in the technology and want to be prepared for the future, with BTC in my pockets
legendary
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August 11, 2019, 05:28:38 AM
#13
Short Answer: Always buy when others want to sell.
I know some of those who bought at $ 20,000 and lost all their money in a few months "precisely less than a year" as the price dropped below $ 3,000.
There is no specific law governing the rise and no one would have thought we would reach the $ 1200 level before the end of the year.
  What you think is a terrible deal now may be the best investment you have ever made.
  Think rationally and don't let your emotions manipulate you.
hero member
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August 11, 2019, 05:06:58 AM
#12
I don't think making 20 percent profit is bad in any industry, and I'd still love to make a 20 percent profit of my investments in crypto.

I agree with you saying that crypto is usually quite volatile and often it's seen as a huge risk, huge reward sort of situation, but there are a lot of investments that are still fairly stable (other then stablecoins).

I think your mindset is much too greedy when dealing with crypto - be happy with any money you make.
legendary
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August 11, 2019, 04:35:36 AM
#11
It's true getting 20% profit in crypto is somehow terrible, but it is better than holding a bunch of it waiting to get more profit then all of a sudden the price crash.  The high volatility of cryptocurrency makes us gain more than 100% profit in a short span of time but it also risk us of lossing 100% of our investment if we failed to sell before the dump.  I have experienced both, gaining more than 1000% and losing 100% of my investment in separate occasion.
legendary
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August 11, 2019, 04:25:13 AM
#10
I made about 800%+ profit on my first bitcoins that I bought and that was enough to cover 40 years investment is something else that I could have invested it in for a guaranteed return of 20% per year. So, I am quite happy that I did not have to wait 40 years to make the same returns.  Grin

I re-invested some of that profit to buy more bitcoins and I dumped some of that money into the other investment where I get 20% per year, so for the next 38 years, I would still make 20% profit on top of that 800% profit I already made.   Roll Eyes


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member
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August 11, 2019, 03:41:53 AM
#9
Cryptocurrency is your freedom of financial breakthrough. You've your wealth in your hand's. The higher you invest the more wealth you get. I don't believe that someone can loss money in bitcoin rather you gain. Investing in bitcoin requires patience to see positive result. There's no harm investing big in bitcoin
hero member
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August 11, 2019, 03:09:14 AM
#8
Seriously? Almost everyone would be happy with a return of 3-4%. Its all about profit at the end of the day. Small profit is better than no profit at all. Very few traders actually manage to earn huge profits on a regular basis in this extremely volatile market.

Personally, I am a HODLER and I have managed to earn around 1-2% every month through my investments which is small profit, but I am satisfied. Scenarios like the 2017 bull run happen once in a blue moon and you cannot rely on them regularly.
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