$BTC - well... because of inexperienced and inadequate traders, they have turned crypto into trash- they pumped Bitcoin, destroying 80% of the remaining crypto and essentially the whole idea of spot trading. Now Bitcoin is falling- and the idiots, which haven't increased in value, are selling at a loss. who are you?
In the short time that I've been trading here, I've realized one truth - you need to secure profits while there is an opportunity and not wait for the coin to skyrocket somewhere into the heavens.
Did you buy on the dip when they had already collected all the cream? They sold it to you and made a profit)
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Jacalyn Kalama mwNb
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raised on normal altitudes. for 1000 cats in a bag and a penguin in 30 minutes -86$ what nonsense are they listing here? by the way, I bought on the decline
I think that until the maximum amount of coins goes from weak hands to strong hands there will be no upward flight, too many ordinary people have too many coins
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Great Grace
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Here is a little secret
Get some Not coin it's currently at 0.008, it has been unable to cross the 0.01 bar. You could increase you money by swapping it to USDT whenever it hits 0.01 then wait till it hits 0.008 you can swap it back to not coin. You too could have a cool way of increasing your not coin portfolio while waiting for the breakout at 0.01.
Follow the Not coin chart for verification on the scope given above.
For some it's a stupid investment but for me it's a great one, average entry price is 2499 so I'm not complaining, I'm sure 5000 per coin is not far off.
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1MillionMan
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Bullish
Is Ethereum a Foolish Investment? Lately, I’ve seen a lot of people calling Ethereum (ETH) an investment for “stupid” people because many altcoins have outperformed it. But does that mean Ethereum is always outpaced by altcoins? Let’s take a look at the numbers and review it more closely. From September 2022 to March 2023, Ethereum's price stayed around $1,600, then shot up to $2,370, a 150% increase. Is that bad? Well, if we randomly pick some altcoins, like Pendle (up 1000%) or BNB (up 200%), you might think ETH is underperforming. Sure, altcoins can show higher returns at times, but that’s just one part of the picture. What happens when the market goes down? Here's a key observation: Ethereum tends to perform better than altcoins during downturns. When ETH drops 10%, altcoins can lose 20% or even 30%. So while some altcoins might have outperformed ETH on the way up, they also tend to fall harder on the way down. You might argue that you can always make profits by picking the right altcoin. But it’s not that simple. The volatility in altcoins means many people get liquidated in the future, maybe you're one of them. In the end, Ethereum might not always offer the best returns in the short term, but it’s generally less risky and more stable compared to many altcoins, especially during market corrections. So, before calling ETH a "stupid" investment, it’s important to consider the full picture, not just the flashy numbers. $ETH
Are there any living? Here's another surprise from the market. Bitcoin sneezed, altcoins messed themselves. I hope your losses were covered by hedge deals, and if not, then good luck to the newbies because the fun is yet to come, and to the veterans, resilience. Will there be a market crash and a shakeout of the 'fur'? With confidence, I will say yes. Maybe it's already happening, and we won't see Bitcoin above 104k in the next 3-4 years; maybe it will break levels and we will see new values of 119-140k. In any case, the world of crypto is very captivating. For people who lose 5 dollars and sit on Corvalol, it's better to exit crypto. Wishing everyone well, and a beaver to you!
Why do you not want to partially close it? What is the point of exiting completely and losing a good average price on it?
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Old Hamster
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#ЕТH 🪙 Ethereum reached $4000 for the first time since March. I’m waiting for a peak around 4800-5600 and will close my position at 100%, it may go higher, but remember the main rule of crypto - Greed is bad, greedy = poor. Hugs to all, I’m not saying goodbye.
I read this book in 2019 as well as "Think and Grow Rich" "Rich Dad Poor Dad" "The Path to Financial Independence" and also a very cool book "The Subconscious Can Do Everything" I recommend all of them
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Zaka-Riya_gadjiev
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HELLO EVERYONE Recently, I read the book The Richest Man in Babylon, which very well described why I am not wealthy. Because I do not earn anything. For example, my salary is 150,000 tenge; I spent 50,000 on food, 50,000 on clothing, and 50,000 on other expenses. I didn't leave anything for myself, but after reading this book, I was touched by these words: 10% of your income should remain with you. On November 1, when I received my salary of 150,000 tenge, I immediately set aside 15,000 and invested it in Bitcoin. And what I noticed is that those 15,000 I set aside did not affect my wallet at all; I didn't notice they were gone. Meanwhile, Bitcoin grew, and that money increased. When I bought it, 1 dollar was 490 Tenge, and now 1 dollar is 522 Tenge. I think I will do this for 1 year, and I hope to save a small fortune to buy a car. Your money should stay with you, no matter what your salary is; you should invest at least 10% of that money, and the income you earn should also be invested. Then you will be able to secure your future and leave your children a good inheritance, even if something happens to you.