Cryptocurrencies Part III - We ran as if to meet the Moon
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VEGASKING
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I mean that's part of my thinking right now but I don't really have money to burn at the moment. I mean I have student loan residual but I'm paying that back in and focusing on eliminating that debt as soon as the interest rate freeze lifts. I'm not in a great position to be gambling with my finances. I know Ether is one of the safest bets there is right now but the cost of entry is still too high for me atm.
And it was/is for her too. She works side hustles to be able to afford her mortgage every month and be able to put in a bit in rainy day savings. I expect it to go back up but I think she's leaning towards getting out. Then again I don't think she was holding on til it hit 15k. Think she was just trying to make a few grand in profit
ScottishCanuck
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The volumes and prices we're seeing are higher but the market is proving it hasn't changed that much.
People can blame China all they want, but look at the panicked exits news like that causes. Far too volatile.
People can blame China all they want, but look at the panicked exits news like that causes. Far too volatile.
Gardner McKay
RIP, Jimmy.
This was inevitable and also why you should always take profit on the way up, especially in crypto. The fallout can be swift and severe. I said this over and over in 2017 and the same holds true today...
CokenoPepsi
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The Crypto Guy
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She'll have the last laugh when it goes back up.
This is very normal. Even with this huge "crash" Ether is only at a 17 day low.
Smart SO you have there, definitely a keeper!
I mean I wouldn't go that far. She sold this morning and somehow accidentally bought her entire stake back by misclicking something in the app.
She's a keeper but we're both pretty much crypto newbs with me unwilling to dip my toe in so far but keeping an eye on things and researching here and there.
The Crypto Guy
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Haha that was definitely fate to make her re-click and buy it back! I definitely would not sell at this low! She will absolutely regret it in a few days/weeks.
But this is a great time to get some fantastic deals.
Hope you're right for her sake. Like I said. I don't really have a lot of capital to be staking in investments of any kind, much less one that's crashing at the moment.
Gardner McKay
RIP, Jimmy.
It happens. Lesson for the future. Always take some profit.
YNWA14
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Yeah 2017 was a good lesson. I haven't lost any money on Crypto but I definitely could have taken a bunch of profit but as a first time investor it's hard to take out when you're making a bunch every day with no end in sight.
For those new to the space you only lose if you sell at a loss. This has happened many times before and way worse than this current correction. Most likely it bounces back over time.
If you never invest more than you're willing to see go to 0 you should always end up profiting in crypto atm as long as it's not in a shady shit coin.
For those new to the space you only lose if you sell at a loss. This has happened many times before and way worse than this current correction. Most likely it bounces back over time.
If you never invest more than you're willing to see go to 0 you should always end up profiting in crypto atm as long as it's not in a shady shit coin.
The Crypto Guy
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I wouldn’t worry guys. ETH and btc will bounce back up without fail. Give it time, no need to panic
Video Nasty
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Some gamblers in here.
Yes, the market can be irrational, yes shit projects can pump greater than projects with fundamentals and real utility, yes it’s a market that can be swayed by a single tweet of an egomaniac…but if people are waking up mad because their portfolio dumped and selling because their emotional, they’re not investing; they’re just gambling money that they clearly can’t lose.
That’s ok, I was the same way back in 2017/2018. I made profit, but if I just held, I’d be sitting pretty and be a cycle ahead of where I am now.
I think if you’re new to crypto, you need to cut your teeth on a cycle, learn what projects to invest in during a bear market, and actually understand what the hell you’re into other than seeing numbers on the screen go up and down.
Because if you don’t understand why if everything goes right for something like Theta and TFuel for instance you’re golden, you’re never going to be able to hold anything when the going gets tough, let alone buy further in.
People always say that they wish they could have bought BTC or anything at low prices because they would be rich. No, the vast majority wouldn’t and we’re seeing it over the last week in particular.
Weak hands getting shaken out. No shame in that; I think most of us were there at one point. Learn something and come back again locked and loaded for 2025.
You want to graduate to the point where all the FUD lately excites you because you can buy all your favorites at a temporary steep discounts.
Yes, the market can be irrational, yes shit projects can pump greater than projects with fundamentals and real utility, yes it’s a market that can be swayed by a single tweet of an egomaniac…but if people are waking up mad because their portfolio dumped and selling because their emotional, they’re not investing; they’re just gambling money that they clearly can’t lose.
That’s ok, I was the same way back in 2017/2018. I made profit, but if I just held, I’d be sitting pretty and be a cycle ahead of where I am now.
I think if you’re new to crypto, you need to cut your teeth on a cycle, learn what projects to invest in during a bear market, and actually understand what the hell you’re into other than seeing numbers on the screen go up and down.
Because if you don’t understand why if everything goes right for something like Theta and TFuel for instance you’re golden, you’re never going to be able to hold anything when the going gets tough, let alone buy further in.
People always say that they wish they could have bought BTC or anything at low prices because they would be rich. No, the vast majority wouldn’t and we’re seeing it over the last week in particular.
Weak hands getting shaken out. No shame in that; I think most of us were there at one point. Learn something and come back again locked and loaded for 2025.
You want to graduate to the point where all the FUD lately excites you because you can buy all your favorites at a temporary steep discounts.
Juve
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Thank you Elon Musk, you hypocrite!!!!!!!!
Side note: I can't wait for my Helium miner to arrive.
Side note: I can't wait for my Helium miner to arrive.
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The Crypto Guy
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Sure if you invest in meme coins. Just like if you invest in meme stocks.
Juve
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Its serendipity went down the moment he opened his big mouth
My crypto all came from mining, except for a 100$. I still plan on holding it.
No, I don't have Doge
YNWA14
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It still irks me to see how much people peddle Doge despite it being a shitcoin that doesn't even try to hide the fact that it's a shitcoin. I've had a few people text me because they know I've been into crypto for a while and tell me they got some Doge and I try to explain to them why it's a horrible investment but they get excited seeing the pumps.
CokenoPepsi
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Juve
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https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/lon...6sglsv-ABY9S6l0o4WlZdd1jrrEkcpVE3JMmjJLj0XJR8
Interesting read on the potential shady side of crypto .
Interesting read on the potential shady side of crypto .
