Crypto trading

[Zimbabwe]

Not sure how many more dips you are going to get...one of these times it's going to run fast and hard and melt faces on the way up.

I definitely won't be panic selling, I know that's a rookie mistake a lot of guys make.

 

[Reyaj]

Damn Litecoin is exploding.. I was so close to buying too, pissed.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Damn Litecoin is exploding.. I was so close to buying too, pissed.

LTC to $1,000 most likely

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Just bought a crapload more $DOT bringing my total position to 1200.

Using 1000 for two parachain auction crowdfunding plays with $ACA and $GLMR and keeping the other 200 to sell off at the top of the bull run.

 

[jaygreenb]

Not sure how many more dips you are going to get...one of these times it's going to run fast and hard and melt faces on the way up.

We are going to get a 10K+ candle sometime soon

 

[BackInTheGame78]

We are going to get a 10K+ candle sometime soon

Yup...gonna leave people in disbelief.

 

[DEEZEDBRAH]

Gold has lost 8% of it's value while Bitcoin has gained 500,000+% over the past decade.

And no, it doesn't always work like that. BTC currently in a bullish flag consolidation, but is nearing a breakout. Won't be long now.

It's painful. I still prefer a gold backed currency.

I think the play for btc is to acquire on the dip. Hopefully you fellas acquired when aalon crashed it or better yet, bought before Corona Chan.

 

[RickTheToad]

@BackInTheGame78, what are your thoughts on Dogezilla?

 

[jaygreenb]

It's painful. I still prefer a gold backed currency.

I think the play for btc is to acquire on the dip. Hopefully you fellas acquired when aalon crashed it or better yet, bought before Corona Chan.

I own a lot of physical gold but there is real risk of bitcoin demonetizing it. The main issue with a gold backed currency is it is stored at a centralized source, usually central banks. Because this there is a lot of risk with manipulation and other issues. Humans always find a way to screw things up

 

[BackInTheGame78]

@BackInTheGame78, what are your thoughts on Dogezilla?

I don't really get too much involved with those types of projects(meme coins). Clearly some of them are very viable and can make a lot of money, I actually had some $DOGE and $SHIB for a while and made some profits off of those, but in general I tend to prefer tokens with viable use cases behind them.

I would check out $CERE...interesting project and just got listed on Kucoin yesterday. Dipping now but I like the long-term potential. Can be had for under .17 currently, I bought quite a bit on the dip to .14

For an established token that I believe is severely undervalued right now, check out $ATOM. For what it does, this is dirt cheap right now.

 

[RickTheToad]

I don't really get too much involved with those types of projects(meme coins). Clearly some of them are very viable and can make a lot of money, I actually had some $DOGE and $SHIB for a while and made some profits off of those, but in general I tend to prefer tokens with viable use cases behind them.

I would check out $CERE...interesting project and just got listed on Kucoin yesterday. Dipping now but I like the long-term potential. Can be had for under .17 currently, I bought quite a bit on the dip to .14

For an established token that I believe is severely undervalued right now, check out $ATOM. For what it does, this is dirt cheap right now.

Will check it out.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Will check it out.

$FTG just got released today on Kucoin as well...it's a coin designed to expedite the advancement of the Fantom ecosystem which is one of the competing Blockchain technologies and is very highly regarded...

FantomGo...planning on picking up a large bag but waiting for the inevitable dip that is coming over the next few days.

 

[SargeMaximus]

Today Bitcoin is showing us why it is such a good inflation hedge

 

[RickTheToad]

$FTG just got released today on Kucoin as well...it's a coin designed to expedite the advancement of the Fantom ecosystem which is one of the competing Blockchain technologies and is very highly regarded...

FantomGo...planning on picking up a large bag but waiting for the inevitable dip that is coming over the next few days.

Just got on KuCoin. Awaiting approval. Been using Coinbase Pro, but I like the fact you can lend out crypto and earn some change on that. Very cool on KuCoin.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Just got on KuCoin. Awaiting approval. Been using Coinbase Pro, but I like the fact you can lend out crypto and earn some change on that. Very cool on KuCoin.

Yeah Kucoin is my favorite exchange...can trade futures and use leverage as well but I don't partake in that...

Probably should have used leverage with this dip on the Evergrande FUD but oh well...

 

[jaygreenb]

Yeah Kucoin is my favorite exchange...can trade futures and use leverage as well but I don't partake in that...

Probably should have used leverage with this dip on the Evergrande FUD but oh well...

They are solid, I use them as well. Was considering picking up some KCS because how well I did on bnb

 

[BackInTheGame78]

They are solid, I use them as well. Was considering picking up some KCS because how well I did on bnb

I am in on a private sale for Steam Exchange which is going to premier in Q1 2022 and be the first fully licensed exchange in Canada and will be both a CEX and DEX...

Super excited for that because if it's native token does anything like the ones for the other exchanges...I can retire just from that alone and forget about all the other stuff I'm involved in

 

[BackInTheGame78]

They are solid, I use them as well. Was considering picking up some KCS because how well I did on bnb

KCS just hit an all time high earlier in the week

 

[Bingo-Player]

I own a lot of physical gold but there is real risk of bitcoin demonetizing it.

Nonsense gold is a tangible commodity , bitcoin is quasi asset at best

Both are touted as hedges against inflation problem is only one of them has a history to prove it

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Nonsense gold is a tangible commodity , bitcoin is quasi asset at best

Both are touted as hedges against inflation problem is only one of them has a history to prove it

History is being rewritten. Don't be on the wrong side of a paradigm shift. Betting against crypto is like betting against the internet in the early 90s when it was just getting started and we only had dialup.

Some people can't see what can be, they can only see what is. I feel really, really sorry for those people and the crushing conversations they will be having with their kids and grandkids in the next 5-10 years when they demand to know why they chose to sit around and watch it happen doing nothing instead of using it to build generational wealth during the period of the greatest transfer of wealth that humankind has ever seen.