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Muthose wrote (edited )
Reply to Do you think it's worth it for newcomers to buy into large well known crypto like BitCoin? by Rambler
I got in around the same time & made good gains getting into XMR & Nano early. IMO, Noobs & Normies entering this space should probably just stick to basics like BTC, ETH, & Maybe a bit of XMR before they touch mid &, especially, low cap alts.
Desdinova wrote
Reply to Do you think it's worth it for newcomers to buy into large well known crypto like BitCoin? by Rambler
I did the same thing. I now look at it as another way to diversify. I have maybe 2 or 3% of my total savings in crypto, half in Etherium and half in BTC. I have a tiny amount of Chainlink from when I thought it made sense to buy on rumors in the hopes of catching the next huge jump.
But there are so many small cap coins now I don't see how you can possibly differentiate between true hopefuls and "pump and dump" type stuff. So I picked two biggies as just another way to diversify. Each pay day I put a small amount of money in to them, same as I do index funds.
NormalPerson wrote
haha money go brrrrr
notaspook wrote
Reply to Do you think it's worth it for newcomers to buy into large well known crypto like BitCoin? by Rambler
I don't see why not. I'm not sure the gains will be anywhere near the same from 2020-2030 as it was from 2010-2020. Don't invest more than you can afford to lose. If you want stability invest in precious metals that you can hold and physical property like... actual land or something.
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to What's the name of that Monero wallet that is based off of the Electrum BitCoin wallet? by Rambler
Oh, I found it! https://featherwallet.org/ (finally)
jack_walking wrote
Reply to ‘Insanely bullish’: Glassnode CTO predicts BTC price will rise 10X from here by Rambler
"If things develop anything like 2017, we could see more than 10x $BTC from here"
Thanks a lot man, you're basically saying that if it goes the same way, it'll go the same way.
This is not prediction nor speculation; it's just statement that if price mimics 2017, then it may develop the same trend.
The guy works for Glassnode, a service that provides charts and metrics, it's definitely in his best interest to build as much attraction to Bitcoin as possible.