Have a look at the WEALTH ACCUMULATION CALCULATOR. It's a very clear set of fun examples of the difference between buy and hold and risk managed buy and hold with RMAAS.

I have to admit I woke up this morning. Looked at the markets and TOTALLY agreed with the models. My personal exchange account is all in cash courtesy of RMAAS. It's really comforting not having to worry about what I am going to wake up to.

Even though the market has gone up a bit, the models are still all in cash. I have to say I am always more comfortable having them manage my account.

If anyone has any questions about the service you can post them here. Glad to help.

It's all manmade.
The cryptocurrency markets are very inefficient and in global terms still very small. That means when something starts the market moving in one direction (or the other) the results get exaggerated. People trade because they are excited or afraid and overcompensate. But if you take a step back and look at it dispassionately, it means that there is an incredible amount of profit that can be taken out of the market. The thing to do is to use risk management models that perceive these kinds of issues as they are happening so they move you out of crypto into fiat. Then they move you back into crypto when the markets start trending again. Whenever that is. But all of us hodling crypto or trading it now are way before most of the world. We are in a wonderful place to be if we keep our nerve and trade wisely.

Part of the problem is that what feels right is frequently the wrong thing to do. That's why having models or a strategy to follow gives you a path. Then you have to be disciplined in your approach.

2 @ 18mBTC

3 @ 14 mBTC

Even though I am the founder of a crypto company I'm still very careful. I've done alot of research on Cardano and they've got a really sound theory behind the token's development. Charles Hoskinson is a motivating force behind the business and as a seminal force behind ETH he's got unique domain knowledge. The way they have built the tech in layers is very sensible because as tech improves they will be able to take advantage of those advances.
So I have backed this token and feel it has extraordinary potential.
But DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH. Of course I'm committed to the project. Because I did research and then took a stake in it. You need to do the same before putting cash on the barrelhead.
IMHO.

It is not wise to take a loan to put money into a highly volatile asset like Bitcoin. It is likely that the market will remain volatile for quite some time. I mean years, many years.
That means it is very easy to get underwater on a loan so its a bad idea.
Still a bad idea to borrow capital unless you are quite wealthy and can easily assume the cost of the loan but unless you have some way of risk managing your holdings you have uncovered risk. To give some context. When bitcoin started falling after hitting its peak Dec 2017, it took 40 months to recover to that Dec 2017 price. Then it skyrocketed 300% to peak in April 2021 when it came off again.
I run the RMAAS risk management service on my bitcoins. Bitcoin is still below the April 2021 peak, but because the RMAAS software hedged my position, by May 11 my entire BTC position was hedged in USD. The RMAAS model bought back in last month and my account hit new highs, and bitcoin is still $10,000 below its new highs.
I'm not advising anyone, but for me this is the right choice.

3@10mBTC

Creepy and oddly fascinating all at the same time.

Even if you are an intra-day trader, to be profitable you need to be in it for the long-term. You never bet everything on each trade. And you make a plan before starting a position. A good rule of thumb might be to risk 1/10 of available capital on a given trade. You also set a stop, so that you have decided on a place to get out if what you expect to happen does not play out. There is a balance between being rigid and flexible, so your stop might move as things move forward, but you always need to be intentional about your trading. Never close your eyes to the market going against you and hope that things will come right in the end.
I also suggest keeping a log of each trade, jotting down what you observed and learned from each trade - whether it was profitable or not.
Trading/investing is one of those things you can learn from your whole life. It's multi-dimensional and so exciting because of this.

I'm sorry but you are confusing one's professional and private life. Trading with emotion is not profitable. Even if you are a 'gut feel' trader and not a quant model trading, you need to divorce yourself of fear and greed, while learning to profit from the fear and greed in others. In fact, the number of young, inexperienced traders it what makes crypto such an inefficient market and highly profitable.

I am incandescent with rage. A stupid credit card that I will now cancel put a notice in my account that they have decided that because there are so many cryptocurrency scams that they will not allow me to use the card to buy bitcoin or other crypto.
I joined the forum and found the thread where there were dozens of credit card holders that basically said the same thing. HOW DARE you decide what I can do with my money?!!!
How many other people have experienced this bullshit?
IMHO they are just driving nails into their own coffins.
The HUBRIS.

We interviewed you in 2019. It's gratifying to see that you guys are making such good progress. I am just delighted.
Marcie Terman
Panxora COO