#FOMO Parabolas
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Invest what you can afford to lose. I have about $5k in crypto. If it shoots great, if I lose it all, fuck it.
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A large reason for the crash is because of the fact that idiot investors got over-leveraged in it. When people have 50% or more invested in crypto and it dips 20%, they panic.
I feel the best way to invest in crypto is long term. Pick the projects that have high usage potential and buy them bits at a time. Don’t think about the ups and downs. Buy a little here and a little there, then check your account in about 10 years. Day trading it can be very profitable, but only the hood ones make it long term. Most people get hammered eventually. -
The hood crypto daytraders. Lolgreenblood said:A large reason for the crash is because of the fact that idiot investors got over-leveraged in it. When people have 50% or more invested in crypto and it dips 20%, they panic.
I feel the best way to invest in crypto is long term. Pick the projects that have high usage potential and buy them bits at a time. Don’t think about the ups and downs. Buy a little here and a little there, then check your account in about 10 years. Day trading it can be very profitable, but only the hood ones make it long term. Most people get hammered eventually. -
Buy ethgreenblood said:A large reason for the crash is because of the fact that idiot investors got over-leveraged in it. When people have 50% or more invested in crypto and it dips 20%, they panic.
I feel the best way to invest in crypto is long term. Pick the projects that have high usage potential and buy them bits at a time. Don’t think about the ups and downs. Buy a little here and a little there, then check your account in about 10 years. Day trading it can be very profitable, but only the hood ones make it long term. Most people get hammered eventually.
Stake eth at 6%
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I love ETH. 60% of my crypto portfolio is that. I’m also in cardano, matic, chain link and stellar, in smaller amountsntxduck said:
Buy ethgreenblood said:A large reason for the crash is because of the fact that idiot investors got over-leveraged in it. When people have 50% or more invested in crypto and it dips 20%, they panic.
I feel the best way to invest in crypto is long term. Pick the projects that have high usage potential and buy them bits at a time. Don’t think about the ups and downs. Buy a little here and a little there, then check your account in about 10 years. Day trading it can be very profitable, but only the hood ones make it long term. Most people get hammered eventually.
Stake eth at 6%
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Piggybacking on this. What if someone took $100 and invested it in each of the top 50 or 100 Crypto currencies and just walked away for 10 years?
Would the one or two unicorns make up for the rest of them who more than likely go to zero? -
I’m actually familiar with a guy who has done just that. Except with a couple more zeros attached. Every fucking one of themgodawgst said:Piggybacking on this. What if someone took $100 and invested it in each of the top 50 or 100 Crypto currencies and just walked away for 10 years?
Would the one or two unicorns make up for the rest of them who more than likely go to zero?
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PostGameOrangeSlices said:
The hood crypto daytraders. Lolgreenblood said:A large reason for the crash is because of the fact that idiot investors got over-leveraged in it. When people have 50% or more invested in crypto and it dips 20%, they panic.
I feel the best way to invest in crypto is long term. Pick the projects that have high usage potential and buy them bits at a time. Don’t think about the ups and downs. Buy a little here and a little there, then check your account in about 10 years. Day trading it can be very profitable, but only the hood ones make it long term. Most people get hammered eventually.
You’re assuming that there will only be 1-2 unicorns. If so, then stay out. But if you think there can be 6-7, then yes it’s worth it. Because those 6-7 will be up by multiples by then.godawgst said:Piggybacking on this. What if someone took $100 and invested it in each of the top 50 or 100 Crypto currencies and just walked away for 10 years?
Would the one or two unicorns make up for the rest of them who more than likely go to zero? -
ETH is run by a anorexic nerd with shittier technology than the rich fat guy but less market share and less time to develop his system at cardano. They also have a dedicated organzation like employees around it while ETH is a community only driven project. Give me the rich fat guy with the resources behind him in this one.
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I’m slowly building my other crypto especially cardano. I think cardano is a great hedge on ETH. Both could do well, but at least one should.backthepack said:ETH is run by a anorexic nerd with shittier technology than the rich fat guy but less market share and less time to develop his system at cardano. They also have a dedicated organzation like employees around it while ETH is a community only driven project. Give me the rich fat guy with the resources behind him in this one.




