Another Bitcoin golden cross has been spotted — and it could mean a bull run is in the making
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When bull run is being publicized in crypto, you already missed it. The run started about a month ago. It will probably pull back another 25% or more then before it runs up again. You invest in crypto when people and governments start bashing it. You put your money somewhere else, when everybody starts embracing it.
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But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
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Really can't miss on any of those coins long term due to the practical applications they all have, especially Chainlink. If Cardano's blockchain takes off, it'll really pump, plus it can be staked. I also like Polkadot based on my limited understanding of its use value. I also threw some money at ATOM, also stakeable.greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
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What do you see Cardano going to, and what platform do you use for crypto (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken)?greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Thinking about getting in to the game. I'd also need a wallet on top of a marketplace, correct? -
I use Coinbase. And I think cardano has potentiall to be a more efficient ethereum.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
What do you see Cardano going to, and what platform do you use for crypto (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken)?greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Thinking about getting in to the game. I'd also need a wallet on top of a marketplace, correct? -
Cardano is what I want to buy. I've heard the fees on Coinbase are highgreenblood said:
I use Coinbase. And I think cardano has potentiall to be a more efficient ethereum.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
What do you see Cardano going to, and what platform do you use for crypto (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken)?greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Thinking about getting in to the game. I'd also need a wallet on top of a marketplace, correct? -
They are. But I’m not in it to trade it. Coinbase is great if you just buy and holdPostGameOrangeSlices said:
Cardano is what I want to buy. I've heard the fees on Coinbase are highgreenblood said:
I use Coinbase. And I think cardano has potentiall to be a more efficient ethereum.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
What do you see Cardano going to, and what platform do you use for crypto (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken)?greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Thinking about getting in to the game. I'd also need a wallet on top of a marketplace, correct? -
I honestly see Cardano going to over $5 by 2025
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Cardano is a longer term play for me since there are so many coins in circulation. I’ve seen predictions up to $5 in the next few years and past $30 by 2030. You’re also seeing heavy hitter institutional money going to Cardano too, indicating it’s not a flash in the pan altcoin.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
What do you see Cardano going to, and what platform do you use for crypto (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken)?greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Thinking about getting in to the game. I'd also need a wallet on top of a marketplace, correct?
I use Coinbase Pro as it has lower fees than Coinbase. There is no membership fee for pro and I’ I’m not sure why they call it that other than you have the charts and real time orders you can watch.
You don’t HAVE to have a wallet and could just keep it on your exchange, but easier access and more secure to keep in the wallet. Exodus is good for a mobile / desktop wallet. Take the seed phrase seriously when they tell you to write it down. -
And if you accumulate serious money, I would consider getting a hardware wallet also. If you leave your money in the wallet from Coinbase, Bitcoin.com, etc., you're one hack away from losing all your money. Look up bitboxPostGameOrangeSlices said:
What do you see Cardano going to, and what platform do you use for crypto (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken)?greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Thinking about getting in to the game. I'd also need a wallet on top of a marketplace, correct? -
Cardano has made me a couple bucks. My buddy told me He was goin heavy on Solana a couple weeks ago and I didn’t listen. It’s up over 150% over that time and still rocketing. FYFMFEgreenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
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How many of these Cryptos will truly survive? Bitcoin and Ether seem obvious but who else?
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The ones that big money is investing in. Like Cardanogodawgst said:How many of these Cryptos will truly survive? Bitcoin and Ether seem obvious but who else?
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Bitcoingodawgst said:How many of these Cryptos will truly survive? Bitcoin and Ether seem obvious but who else?
Etherium
Cardano
Solana
Tether
ChainLink
Polkadot
Polygon
I think there will be more. These cryptos all have high usage rates. I think Ethereum and Cardano offer the most upside potential right now. -
Solana just doesn’t stop. I keep waiting for it to flatten out for a day and it just keeps poppin double digits every day.greenblood said:
Bitcoingodawgst said:How many of these Cryptos will truly survive? Bitcoin and Ether seem obvious but who else?
Etherium
Cardano
Solana
Tether
ChainLink
Polkadot
Polygon
I think there will be more. These cryptos all have high usage rates. I think Ethereum and Cardano offer the most upside potential right now. -
This year,greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Bought BTC at $30k
Bought ETH at $900
Bought ADA at $1.22
Agree BTC is probably in for a bit of a pullback but long term should continue to beat the market. Currently running a miner in Kanopool and as long as the price is above $34k or so it is profitable.
ETH should continue to rise but will be hampered by ADA taking market share in DEFI. Overall though, DEFI will continue to expand and the growth there will overshadow any market share fights imo.
ADA might hit $5 by 2022. It already hit $3.10. I'm actively engaged in DEFI and the potential to lower fees associated with that will be game changing.
Just my current takes. I have a handful of other cryptos but those are my three big plays and the ones I believe in. Everything else is for experimentation, information, and knowledge in the space. Plus if something takes off I don't completely miss out.
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That's awesome. Yeah I only bought 3-4 coins last month at $33. But a gain is a gain. But don't stop, I see predictions of it hitting as high as $350 by year end. Definitely still more room to run.Kaepsknee said:
Cardano has made me a couple bucks. My buddy told me He was goin heavy on Solana a couple weeks ago and I didn’t listen. It’s up over 150% over that time and still rocketing. FYFMFEgreenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
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Bought another coin a few days ago when it dipped to $114. Glad I did.Kaepsknee said:
Solana just doesn’t stop. I keep waiting for it to flatten out for a day and it just keeps poppin double digits every day.greenblood said:
Bitcoingodawgst said:How many of these Cryptos will truly survive? Bitcoin and Ether seem obvious but who else?
Etherium
Cardano
Solana
Tether
ChainLink
Polkadot
Polygon
I think there will be more. These cryptos all have high usage rates. I think Ethereum and Cardano offer the most upside potential right now. -
I love love love Cardano. I'm starting to massively load up on it.UW_Doog_Bot said:
This year,greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Bought BTC at $30k
Bought ETH at $900
Bought ADA at $1.22
Agree BTC is probably in for a bit of a pullback but long term should continue to beat the market. Currently running a miner in Kanopool and as long as the price is above $34k or so it is profitable.
ETH should continue to rise but will be hampered by ADA taking market share in DEFI. Overall though, DEFI will continue to expand and the growth there will overshadow any market share fights imo.
ADA might hit $5 by 2022. It already hit $3.10. I'm actively engaged in DEFI and the potential to lower fees associated with that will be game changing.
Just my current takes. I have a handful of other cryptos but those are my three big plays and the ones I believe in. Everything else is for experimentation, information, and knowledge in the space. Plus if something takes off I don't completely miss out.
I also still like Ethereum
I'm not a fan of Bitcoin in regards to rapid growth. I think it's a great long term stable play. To me, Bitcoin is like buying Apple today for the long term. You're not going to get rich on it anymore, that time has passed. But it's a great long term investment as part of a portfolio, and by far the most stable coin of the crypto market.
If you are looking to load though, I'm all in on Cardano. I think this will make people rich. My employee's husband bought 10,000 Cardano when it was at .03! So jealous. -
I’ve learned a lot from YouTube live streams. Jordan Camirand is my favorite. He goes over about 30-40 different coins each day. He also discusses which coins have high utility purposes and which ones are “shit coins”
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BTC is exactly that, a stable ish crypto. I use it to make my shorter term trades since you can swap it in coinbase between other cryptos with little/no fees.greenblood said:
I love love love Cardano. I'm starting to massively load up on it.UW_Doog_Bot said:
This year,greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Bought BTC at $30k
Bought ETH at $900
Bought ADA at $1.22
Agree BTC is probably in for a bit of a pullback but long term should continue to beat the market. Currently running a miner in Kanopool and as long as the price is above $34k or so it is profitable.
ETH should continue to rise but will be hampered by ADA taking market share in DEFI. Overall though, DEFI will continue to expand and the growth there will overshadow any market share fights imo.
ADA might hit $5 by 2022. It already hit $3.10. I'm actively engaged in DEFI and the potential to lower fees associated with that will be game changing.
Just my current takes. I have a handful of other cryptos but those are my three big plays and the ones I believe in. Everything else is for experimentation, information, and knowledge in the space. Plus if something takes off I don't completely miss out.
I also still like Ethereum
I'm not a fan of Bitcoin in regards to rapid growth. I think it's a great long term stable play. To me, Bitcoin is like buying Apple today for the long term. You're not going to get rich on it anymore, that time has passed. But it's a great long term investment as part of a portfolio, and by far the most stable coin of the crypto market.
If you are looking to load though, I'm all in on Cardano. I think this will make people rich. My employee's husband bought 10,000 Cardano when it was at .03! So jealous.
I'm tapped out on liquidity that I'm willing to put into crypto rn otherwise definitely Cardano would be what I'd buy right now. I don't think you'll make a killing the way you could have before but solid returns from here on out as it continues to rise in institutional popularity. Going from $1 to $3 >>>> $3 to $5
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Thanks for the take. And congrats on your plays. You’ve slayed it.UW_Doog_Bot said:
BTC is exactly that, a stable ish crypto. I use it to make my shorter term trades since you can swap it in coinbase between other cryptos with little/no fees.greenblood said:
I love love love Cardano. I'm starting to massively load up on it.UW_Doog_Bot said:
This year,greenblood said:But I loaded some coin into Cardano when it dipped to $1.02, and continued while it was around $1.30. I even threw a little more at it at $1.88. If Cardano falls under $2, I think it's a steal. I also put some money into Matic when it feel to around $.80. Cardano is now $2.70 and Matic is hovering around $1.50. I think both will pull back some. And when they do, it creates great opportunity. A simple rule I generally go by. When ChainLink, Cardano, Ethereum, or Matic dip by 10% or more in a 24 hour period, I buy. Never chase crypto, I learned that lesson back in May. I specifically said those coins, because those are what I'm in. If anybody has other coins they like, I say only buy on dips. Stable coins are another animal, because you generally don't get swings in these.
Bought BTC at $30k
Bought ETH at $900
Bought ADA at $1.22
Agree BTC is probably in for a bit of a pullback but long term should continue to beat the market. Currently running a miner in Kanopool and as long as the price is above $34k or so it is profitable.
ETH should continue to rise but will be hampered by ADA taking market share in DEFI. Overall though, DEFI will continue to expand and the growth there will overshadow any market share fights imo.
ADA might hit $5 by 2022. It already hit $3.10. I'm actively engaged in DEFI and the potential to lower fees associated with that will be game changing.
Just my current takes. I have a handful of other cryptos but those are my three big plays and the ones I believe in. Everything else is for experimentation, information, and knowledge in the space. Plus if something takes off I don't completely miss out.
I also still like Ethereum
I'm not a fan of Bitcoin in regards to rapid growth. I think it's a great long term stable play. To me, Bitcoin is like buying Apple today for the long term. You're not going to get rich on it anymore, that time has passed. But it's a great long term investment as part of a portfolio, and by far the most stable coin of the crypto market.
If you are looking to load though, I'm all in on Cardano. I think this will make people rich. My employee's husband bought 10,000 Cardano when it was at .03! So jealous.
I'm tapped out on liquidity that I'm willing to put into crypto rn otherwise definitely Cardano would be what I'd buy right now. I don't think you'll make a killing the way you could have before but solid returns from here on out as it continues to rise in institutional popularity. Going from $1 to $3 >>>> $3 to $5
As for making a killing it's what platforms/exchanges embrace Cardano as a platform for DeFi imo.
What is it that is fueling the buying frenzy for Solana other than frenzy itself?
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will check it out, thanksgreenblood said:I’ve learned a lot from YouTube live streams. Jordan Camirand is my favorite. He goes over about 30-40 different coins each day. He also discusses which coins have high utility purposes and which ones are “shit coins”
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Tether is a stablecoin which, while highly utilized, is potentially facing a DOJ investigation and is generally not the most well regarded of the stablecoins. USDC or BUSD (if using the Binance chain) are better.greenblood said:
Bitcoingodawgst said:How many of these Cryptos will truly survive? Bitcoin and Ether seem obvious but who else?
Etherium
Cardano
Solana
Tether
ChainLink
Polkadot
Polygon
I think there will be more. These cryptos all have high usage rates. I think Ethereum and Cardano offer the most upside potential right now.
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Yeah…that makes senseMelloDawg said:
Tether is a stablecoin which, while highly utilized, is potentially facing a DOJ investigation and is generally not the most well regarded of the stablecoins. USDC or BUSD (if using the Binance chain) are better.greenblood said:
Bitcoingodawgst said:How many of these Cryptos will truly survive? Bitcoin and Ether seem obvious but who else?
Etherium
Cardano
Solana
Tether
ChainLink
Polkadot
Polygon
I think there will be more. These cryptos all have high usage rates. I think Ethereum and Cardano offer the most upside potential right now.
The rest are great. -
isnt cardano just a bunch of promises from a guy that seems like an idiot and asshole? i havent looked at it in a couple years but that was my impression.
