Trying to figure out if I should be investing in eth and all of that. I'm looking for a non-traditional, long term, high-yield investment.
Feedback and info arre welcome!
alecabral
Cryptos yay or cryptos nah?
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I heard UseTheSearchBar coin is going to the moon
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oh, the great crypto space. So many divided opinions here, especially because of the current market changes and how many ppl "lost money". Let's start with something super quick: You lose money when you sell your position/share. A correction was needed and expected. The volatility of the business itself makes it very appealing for huge investors (whales) and at the same time risky for newbies in the stock market. My advice: read the signals and the market, follow whales, stay tuned with projects and go for the long run now. The "nice side" comes with faster transactions, low taxation, and traceability. The not-so-nice side: volatility, no backup for some shitcoins, if you lose - no one will save you. that's my 2 cents here. Just make sure you deep-dive on projects that resonate with what you like and go for it. Projects, no trendy coins.. real projects - my favorite: Cardano, coin ADA.
Thanks, loved this reply! I’m looking into the Kleros platform with pnk. The project sounds great so far!
that's a great one - have you check ADA?
I did look at it's performance over the past month and it's doing better than other coins for sure, but I haven't read about the project yet!
that was >70% of my portfolio. I love the project, the deliverables sometimes are way behind schedule - but great applicable idea
its an excellent time to buy if your looking to HODL!
theres alot of FUD out there at the moment but the current price of ETH and many other coins is almost to good to pass up on. ETH is my favorite token so thats what I m focused on farming when I can at present
Thanks! Any recommendations on how to invest on eth?
Honestly, i wouldnt bother with trading atm the market is down and volitile. I would just buy some and hold it for while, im in it for the long run so will be holding for a couple years :) . Have you brought and crypto or traded before?
I buy to Hold on coinbase or celsius personally, there may be better out there but coinbase is very popular and my preferred. I have a binance wallet also as I have some eth staked on ETH2.0
Forgot to say on coinbase you can earn upto $30 free just for learning about a couple of tokens/coins, its easy takes a few minutes to do
celsius give you interest on your crypto also much like a bank, interest rates are better and paid weekly, 5.35% on eth. you can also get crypto loans quite quickly as long as you have some collateral to put against it. Again interest rates are very low compared to regular lending. I have not actually borrowed though so thats as far as I can advise. Im a novice to all this myself tbf
All info help, thanks dude!
probably could send referral codes if you like
Absolutely
Buy and hold for 5 years. it will boom
Is there any data I can look at to better understand that trend? Thanks!
Only invest what you're willing to lose, especially with crypto.
Go for BTC, ETH, and DOGE with money you don't mind losing.
I never do not mind losing money, but I get your point, thanks!
Crypto not yet for me.
oh, the great crypto space. So many divided opinions here, especially because of the current market changes and how many ppl "lost money".
its an excellent time to buy if your looking to HODL!
Cryptos all the way
I heard UseTheSearchBar coin is going to the moon
That's amazing, I sometimes feel that way about life that I'm, as you put it, pushed into the next decision laid in front of me, sometimes out of necessity, or curiosity, but so far it's been like that for my career. However, there are certain things that I have set to meet that
That's amazing, I sometimes feel that way about life that I'm, as you put it, pushed into the next decision laid in front of me, sometimes out of necessity, or curiosity, but so far it's been like that for my career.
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