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1941  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What are the best project for investing in 2020? on: March 02, 2020, 01:28:40 PM
Many people here would recommend projects that they are currently working promoting but the fact is that, investing to projects at this moment is not as profitable as before. That is why Ijust decided to participate than to invest because investing has a higher tendency to end up losing. There are projects that are succeeding still, but my point is that, profit will not be that big. I would suggest engaging your bitcoin into trading than in projects because in my opinion, this is not a good time for project investment.
There are hundreds of the best projects in crypto market to invest, Just search a little bit the trading of the top 100 coins in big exchanges and choose a couple of good coins and trade with those coins for the short and long term.
That is right if trading was his concern. He is trying to find recommendations of good campaign projects to invest. But I won't contradict the idea that trading would be a good investment.
Don't put your eggs in one basket, buy few good altcoins and mix with both new and old coins with good use case and also I recommend going 50% for Bitcoin, will benefit if you are good at trading also
This is another thing to do. Spread your investment into different cryptos to hold and wait for uptrend to occur. But I would prefer more investing only to the big guns of this industry or simply holding his bitcoin because there is an anticipated bitcoin halving that could trigger a bullish trend, which could result to huge profit.
1942  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What if Bitcoin is used in direct value. on: March 02, 2020, 12:56:55 PM
IF you would clearly observe those countries to which Bitcoin and other cryptos are being widely accepted as a mode of payment, there's no need for convertion. You would be able to freely use Bitcoin just like the typical currency. And the reason to this is that, there are already companies who are accepting cryptocurrencies, they have recognized it as a digital currency being used by many people. But ofcourse, it does depend. Since there are still countries wherein it is not yet recognized, you would need to convert it first in order to fully make use of your Bitcoin.
The shortest explanation is: lack of acceptance. Bitcoin can be used without being converted but there's no way to create a food chain that it would follow.
In a normal environment you spend money at a restaurant, the owner pays staff and buys products, the proucts are cooked and served. If any of these points fail and require conversion, we don't have a working chain. At this point, even things that are sold for Bitcoin like hardware wallets and miners are unable to function in a chain.
Not to mention online healthcare services wherein cryptos are being used in every transactions. This simply means that there is progress with regards to blockchain technology adaptation. And if there will be no issues to be faced in the future, chances are high that it would eventually be accepted to more countries. And that is something worthy to anticipate.
1943  Economy / Speculation / Re: WHEN we should sell BTC after halving as a LONG-TERM invest? on: March 02, 2020, 11:54:57 AM
There's no such thing as right point to sell your Bitcoin because it only depends on the investors's mindset and satisfaction. If the investor feels selling at this point, he is free to do so, because that is his money. If he decided not to riak, then that is just fine. Let us cut the idea that people should always wait for the right time, because there is no right time. It is just those who would be patient has the higher tendency to earn bigger profit but that would cost time ofcourse and some people cannot afford lending such period in order to earn profit.

Also, there is no hundred percent assurance that the market price would immediately go upward after the halving because it would still depend on the market situation whether to behave upward or not. Those expectations that the price will reach twice its all time high before are just mere opinion, and the bottomline is the lack of certainty.
1944  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Can writing how hard you worked for earning money restrict you from gambling? on: March 02, 2020, 11:01:19 AM
The problem is that, there are people who are lazy enough to not write a diary. Also, many people do not walk the talk they would be able to realize their strive but it could boost them to continue gambling because for them that is an "easier" way of becoming rich, so that they won't again sacrifice just to earn money. These kind of people are dependent and are somewhat addicted to gambling, in which in this case, writing anything won't help them to quit gambling.
I couldn't really tell how hard it is because I really enjoy my work,
But I also consider it as a hard earn money since I also spend time and effort for it.
But this wouldn't really stop me from gambling because if I am being stress out from my work or family problems gambling is one way to relieve the stress.
It is a good thing that you are able to divert your stress into such activity but it would be bezt, if you won't add anither stress whenever you are experiencing unlucky nights. Actually, gambling money is not easy. Winning depends on one's luck to be honest. Strategies would aid somewhat but for a long run, those who are lucky would get the win which simply makes gambling, not a source of easy profit.
Earning money is real hard and it's a no-brainer. So basically what I do is I write down in a diary of my daily income along side with what I have sacrificed for earning that amount.

It is really hard to earn money by this time so seeing your money being lose in a gambling will definitely hurt you a lot. You know what, it is not really a bad thing to gamble but just do limit the time of gambling. Dedicate a little amount of money that you are afford of losing and ofcourse a discipline in yourself so that you will not be so addicted to it.

It is surely very hard to earn money nowadays and losing it in gambling is very sad but how come some can't see that. It seems that some other people aren't saddened by their losses and still continue to spend on gambling. I guess people are thinking more about the possible winning but don't care so much of the possible lose they will incur along the way.
They already have too much engagement to gambling that's why they can't see that, like what you have said they only thinking of possibilities
to win a quick money and forget about the risk that they are taking. Many gamblers think this way, forgetting that in anyhow they will lose
and suffered from much bigger problem.
The reason to this is one's fortune. Not all people would be lucky to win big time. There are many people who are pushing they luck too hard resulting to huge profit loss without their awareness because all they think about is winning, due to their frustrations.
1945  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How to protect bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from hackers. on: March 02, 2020, 08:33:32 AM
Simply do not share your private keys and information to other people no other than yourself. If they won't know such information, your cryptos won't be at risk. Also avoid logging in your wallet to other devices. Hardware wallets are also another way to secure your cryptos but be mindful of not putting it to any place in order to double the assurance that hackers won't have a chance of getting your holdings without your consent, ofcourse.
One way of protecting my bitcoin is accessing trusted websites only. Another is by using hardware wallet or offline mode. In that case, it is far away from the internet. Hackers always finds a way to get your precious coins so it is better to get away your coins away from the internet. We must think what will they do so that we can prevent them and secure everything we worked for.
Websites that has credibility is also another way of securing your cryptos. There are fake websites which would scam your holdings if ever you won't be careful of your actions. Always check the site's credibility and reputation. Asking first is not expensive, and it could save your entire cryptoholdings.
As I was reading news today on cointelegraph, what i read really shocked me. It was about a new trojan. The trojan can affect exchanges apps. The trojan get access to specifically google factor authenticator on devices and steal it. Use the link below for the full details

https://cointelegraph.com/news/threat-alert-new-trojans-targeting-major-crypto-exchanges-apps-discovered

I am new to cryptocurrencies  but I gained a lot from this news. We need to stay connected everyday to read news because cyber criminals are looking for ways to steal our coins.

A week ago, I read about the safest wallets, I found out that the safest are paper wallet and hardware wallet. The wallets are offline but to make a transaction, you have to connect it online. I later read of a malware that can steal cryptocurrencies  from trezor or ledger nano in just 15 seconds which are the best hardware wallets.

So, we need to know how to manage our wallets too and have a strong antivirus to protect us from hackers and also we need to know the latest threats from cyber criminals so that we can protect ourselves away from them.

There is no trojan virus for android nor android viruses so I think it safe to use mobile application in saving cryptocurrencies. Another, I am not sure if it is true but I have a friend who told me that he bought a flashdrive that does not stores movies, songs, pictures, ms office files but stores bitcoin. If it is true then it is a really good way of protecting your crypto and keeping it away from the internet.
That is probably a hardware wallet. I know some wallets such as ledger nano and trezor and by far reading the feedbacks, these two are guaranteed to secure your holdings.
1946  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin declined 3% as the coronavirus spread in italy on: March 01, 2020, 09:47:24 PM
The rise of Corona Virus did not affected crypto industry that much so I doubt that the instance when cases were reported in Italy with regards to the same issue, is the reason why the market value fell recently. The market value before this scenario is alrealy playing up and down at a particular point of market value so I think it is just a part of the market volatility without relation to NCoV.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-traditional-markets-drop-3-as-coronavirus-spreads-in-italy

As the coronavirus spread in Italy recently, bitcoin market has dropped 3% and also the traditional market including all the top ranked cryptocurrencies. Can coronavirus spreading be the cause?

I mean; Indirectly. People are sensing tough times and great instability due to factory closures in China and other effects the virus may have, so the idea of any long term investment isn't attractive to normal investors. Stocks fell drastically for similar reasons I believe.
If it is in stock market, there is no doubt that NCoV is really the main reason of the downfall but I just don't think that this time, it is still the main reason for the dumps in the market price of crypto especially Bitcoin. This have been discussed on different threads lately and there are already stats posted that showed no correlation between the market price and the said issue .
1947  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why do people compare betting and investing in bitcoin (in terms of risk)? on: March 01, 2020, 03:25:59 PM
Simply because investing has risks, the same as betting in a gamble. Having both no assurance of the profit makes them similar. On investment, there could be a pattern that an investor would see which made him engage into investment, probably profit. In gambling, despite of the loss, a gambler would still play because of the same pattern, the possibility to regain the loss and earn profit.
I think mostly because it is an online investment, maybe if it was probably an offline investment on something more physical, they will have a different view towards it,
Btc is a digital currency used online, so I can understand when some people will have this perception, personally, I think some people don't take online stuff too serious or they see it as gambling.
Depends on the kind of investment. If it is Gold or other stocks in the market, wherein the price are not that active but consistent, profit will be earned but it would take time. In gambling and other online investment, most people who engage to these things are aiming for profit go be earned in short term.
Because they have been introduced with bitcoin in a wrong way. This is happening all around the world and very few people know the inner bitcoin which has a lot of utility than fiat. Most people knows BTC as a money making/losing machine.
This is right. The first thing that would come to their mind is profit from investing. If I am not wrong, Bitcoin is made in order to be used as a digital currency, due to its advantages in particular with blockchain technology. But given that there are people who made huge profit due to its active market value, we really cannot blame them for being interested to also, earn profit from investing to Bitcoin. But it has risk, it is a matter of picking your own poison.
1948  Economy / Speculation / Re: Here is why the market is still bearish (nothing to do with the Corona virus) on: March 01, 2020, 02:58:06 PM
I agree with OP in regards to how the price isn't related to coronavirus. But i disagree on how it's all in the charts. Charts only show past data, and at best a current ticker. There's no way to forecast prices with accuracy simply from that. In fact, many argue that price forecasting isn't possible in general and especially with how bitcoin is unregulated, its markets are purely responding to demand and supply...
Corona virus, at the opposite, will make people very sceptical about papers, gold and every materials, so they will push them to use non-physic money including bitcoin. Actual price drop is related to traders trying to grab some profit from the high price lately..
That is, if ever the virus would be worse but the issue is abit cooled down at this moment. How can I say? The moment when the issue came in tension, it was all over news channels, which is somewhat lessen at tbe moment. I am not saying that it is being fully controlled, in fact the cases are still getting bigger, but the fact that it quite cool down, there is a possibility that the issue will be fully in control before this year end. And I do think that it did not highly affect the market price of cryptos to why some people think that the price is bearish, and same thing that it won't boost the market price, reality check, wherein at this point it is not going down that much, more like being stable at a certain market price.
1949  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin needs to be in a bull market before the halving on: March 01, 2020, 01:38:53 PM
The bottomline here is that, no one is certain what could happen after the halving. Many people are saying that the price would fall becore halving then be bullish after the occurrence of such thing. Then there are also people who believe that that the other way around could happen because of market instability that not because it happened before, same thing could happen again as an outcome. The best thing to do is to just wait and see it for ourselves, invest at this moment and just wait until the price increase to the point that one investor would be satisfied to sell without regrets. Because at the end of the day, the market itself is unpredictable and expectations will remain opinions unless it became a fact (when it actually happen).
1950  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Can ETH reach $5k in this up cycle ? on: March 01, 2020, 01:12:15 PM
It it would depend on the market situation, still. If the price would consistently increase, ofcourse there is a huge chance that such market value will be reached. But first, what could trigger such increase? In Bitcoin, there's Bitcoin halving which is being anticipated to cause an uprise. If this would also be the only basis, I think it won't be possible. There is no certainty that its market value will be hundred percent aligned to the market price of Bitcoin. I mean on the past uprise of its price, there is somewhat a parallelism, but there should be more than that given that a market value of $5,000 is far from the 'reality'.
In my opinion, it's hard if the ETH price reaches $ 5k. indeed lately ETH prices continue to experience a good price increase in the market. however, the price increase might only reach $ 500 this year. this is in my estimation.
Well, this is a realistic estimation and way better than other's speculation that it would be a two-time higher than its ATH. But it could be higher, not that far from its all time high, there could be an increase this year due to the halving which could affevt other cryptos market price including ethereum which is believed to be next to Bitcoin.
1951  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is bitcoin a failed experiment? on: March 01, 2020, 11:34:12 AM
If you could feel that you are losing money from your investment, getting out of it through selling your stocks, is an option but be sure that you won't regret not holding to that "chance" to earn profit someday by risking at this moment. If you are not new in this investment thing, you should know by now how volatile the market is, in nature. Its market price do rise and fall most of the time. But have you observed why there are investors who are holding despite of huge loss whenever the price is falling? Simply, they know the meaning of the word "nature" referring to nature of market volatility. They know that the market will again rise, and it is just a battle of patience.

Bitcoin is not a failed experiment. Decentralization, market price instability, and other characteristics are things which are in nature of blockchain technology. I do look at Bitcoin and other cryptos as under progress and development. These kind of currency is now being widely recognized by many people and as years would go by, more countries could adapt such digital currency.
1952  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin hitting its steady price? on: February 29, 2020, 05:03:06 PM
It is either be lower or higher for this month but I doubt that it would be stable at a certain point given that the market value of not only Bitcoin but also other cryptos are naturally volatile. Stability could only be possible if ever Bitclin would be regulated to majority of the countries. But for that thing to happen, there will be more years to come given that issues are still being faced by blockchain technology in general.
why not ? actually its now happening  , recently the price playing at 9k to 10k usd  . this can take for a long time but i think im not ok with it    , would be more better if btc be stable at a good price range maybe 15k to 16k usd  .

  still i dont assume that the stability will last forever knowing that there are still county and people that arent involve in btc  but once all of them enter , the price can either pump more and it can also dump more harder than what we are experiencing right now   .
It is just stable at such point because there is an anticipated event particularly with Bitcoin halving. Investors are holding from selling at such point and maybe are also anticipating for a bigger profit once true bull run occured after the halving as what was expected by the majority.
Too risky I think. Excessive expectations often affect the analysis, it is better to take a middle ground. Hopefully, but many things can change and happen unexpectedly. Just look at the price movements of bitcoin this month, quite wild, huh? unexpected ups and downs even though there are no strong news or numbers. Approaching halving is still not too significant changes in price, I hope the flash pump will come soon.
Being patient and not making absurd conclusions would be more advisable at this moment due to the anticipated halving just like the fork before that boosted the market price of Bitcoin. It is either investors are waiting for a price increase or a lower market value for them to invest once its price become lower as the day of halving is approaching.
1953  Economy / Speculation / Re: Another decline of BTC expected on: February 29, 2020, 03:55:32 PM
https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2020/02/btc-hold-trend-line-decline
Is Bitcoin likely to keep going down, in your opinion? Are you selling/buying it?

Suddenly people are in panic about Bitcoin's dip when it is recovering after the dip, we cannot just create FUDS every time it goes down, this is a highly volatile market always expect the unexpected I'm buying more but I'm not buying that article's story line.
Downfall on its market value should not be surprising anymote to the investors. We have seen such thing before, for a couple of times, and it is simply a nature of market volatility that we, as investors, should not be worried off and scaref, becauce once the market value became low, investing won't be that much of a heavy load to make. Also, after every dump, there will be an increase which should be an obvious sign that downfalls are the best time to invest and make profit from.
I don't really want to sell now that it is low,
I didn't sell it when it was still at $10K so why would I sell it now?
I believe in it's future price that it could still get way more higher than just $10K or even $20K so I would continue to hold it.
selling at tgis point is not a good  idea. Profit will be bigger if you would be more patient with regards to the market behavior. There is an anticipated bull run this year, and believing so won't cost that much. Invest at this moment and avoild selling due to panic. Bitcoin halving is believed to be the trigger of a new all time high market price. Investing at thr moment won't be that much of a burden because profit will eventually be earned from doing so.
1954  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How to get lucky ;) on: February 29, 2020, 02:44:53 PM
Being lucky cannot be manipulated, it is one's fate and fortune. No one can just decide that he would be lucky on that day or moment perhaps, and be in control of the outcome from a particular situation.
Being lucky is the best that we can received when we are into gambling. We should listen to our instinct and being positive it could helps us to be lucky. Above mentioned ways to get lucky could give us a guide but sometimes we still ended up not winning in a game since in gambling there's only two options you may win or lose.
Lucky is what we want to get because that means you win on gambling or you earn money. We hope that every we play a gambling we want to lucky to win even an small amount of money.

Not all the people believe in the luck because they use startegy and technique to win but most of the player are depends to the luck they have when they play.
At first, one would find it hard to believe that luck is something that has 'existence'. I did not believe at first, but when it comes to gambling, it has a high tendency to exist. No matter how good a gambler is, whether it is strategical or what not, if luck won't be on his side, he would lose eventually. Just think of those players who are winning continuously, wouldn't that be luck? That is simply out of a person's control.

3. Expect to Be Lucky

4. Look on the Bright Side

These two can affect gamblers negatively too.

First, you don't want yourself to expect that you are lucky. That would affect your bets and that would really make you face higher risks head on since you are thinking that you are lucky. The same as looking at the bright side since you should always balance yourself. Combining these two, it would be the worse.
Just accept the fact that losing is more certain in gambling if you are not lucky on that day or to gambling itself. There are people who are winning bigtime but they do experience losing also. It is just, if we would compare those who experienced winning from the majority, there would be a distinct characteresitic which is possibly luck.
1955  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin The Best Safe-haven In The Wake of Financial Crisis? on: February 29, 2020, 01:02:23 PM
It would depend on the condition of blockchain technology at the time of that crisis. If its market value would be stable by that time, there is a chance that it would be a safe haven because at this moment, its market value moves a lot making it risky to put your money in it which would immediately turn into an investment, simply contradicting the concept of a "safe-haven" which secures your money without any form of risk present.
Its market volatility is a huge factor which makes it not a good safe haven for one's money. It could be a gold source of income as an investment but one should take the risk before earning profit. There are times wherein its market price would fall, despite of the chances for recovery, it won't be convenient for a person especially amidst of a crisis.
1956  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Cryptocurrency vs. Fiat currency. on: February 29, 2020, 12:04:47 PM
This have been discussed before and the bottomline to which one is better depends on the mindset of an individual. If a person is into investment, ofcourse it would be in favor with cryptocurrency, as well if it is convenience with regards to faster transactions. But if a person is into just storing his money, without having risk, fiat would be a better currency and also, it has advantages for being widely used in different countries unlike in cryptos wherein it is not yet legal to some countries. This simply states that both crypto and fiat has their own advantages at the moment.
I prefer crypto for many reasons, but I have to use fiat money for everyday purchaces because it's widely accepted.
We may say that cryptocurrencies are about financial freedom and privacy, but we can't make our employers pay salaries in Bitcoins, for example. So fiat wins if we look in this way.
This is yet the problem nowadays. Cryptos are already recognized to some countries wherein it is widely being used but there are still countries wherein it is not. At this moment, fiat is more advantageous due to the issues that it is facing. But who knows what could happen in the future once changes occured.
1957  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Will you borrow money as your bankroll if you trust your skills in gambling? on: February 29, 2020, 10:05:00 AM
It would be a bigger risk to gamble with borrowed money. What is ideal to gamble is an amount you can afford losing, so if the money you would gamble is borroerd, the risk is more likely to be doubled just imagine how big the loss is, it is like losing twice within a night. Also, no matter how good you are in gambling, luck will determine your fate whether to win or not. So probably, I won't ever try gambling a money which is not mine and also, I cannot afford to lose given that losing is more certain once you gamble.
I suggest to you mate once you borrow money to your friend use it to other ways like trading never use the money that you lend to the others to the any gambling activities including playng and also investing to the Bankroll. You do not need to experiment about that you need to sure what outcome you will see once you invest to the bankroll or anythinv that you want because after the due date you need to pay your friend.
If you are winning in gambling (skilled based), I think it's wise to make an experiment on that.
OP is trying to borrow money because he was thinking that his skills is enough to give him a win, gambling (skilled based) and trading is no different, they both have a risk but you also both need an strategy to win, of course of you are thinking of luck based games, this would not make sense.
At the end of the day, if you are not lucky, you will lose the game. That's how simple it is. No gambling game is pure skill-based, it would always have a factor wherein luck would be the bottomline. Perhaps, cardgame such as poker. It is a bit of a mind game, with regards to betting. But if you are unlucky, you could make mistakes and that would result to loss.
1958  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Keeping A Record Of Your Losses Will Make You Realize To Stop Gambling on: February 27, 2020, 04:05:09 AM
More like tracking your loses right? But I would prefer setting a limit to lose within a day of gambling. This is my scheme to not lose that much but it is not that easy. One should still have self control at the end of the day because if greed would be superior, limits will not be followed. Good thing is that I am able to stop playing despite of thr loss as long as the amount is just as how much the limit I have set.
It depends on a gambler's mindsets, maybe it would help but if they are addicted then they will surely disregard the fact that it affects their assets negatively. The problem is even if they have done that but they don't open their minds for realization then it won't work. Personally, I don't do any record with regards to my gambling expenses because I only use my extra cash, but my experiences makes me realize that I need to understand my limits. I experience playing without knowing my limitation which makes me lose some of my funds and my situation that time makes me realized that I should stop it, because it can affect my way of thinking and even my life. It makes me realized that if I gamble, then I should have self-discipline and limitation because it will guide me on handling myself properly.
Gambling addiction is another thing and no strategies would be effective if the person himself won't follow such routine. Self control would be the bottomline in order for one person, gambler to be more specific,  to not let himself be dragged down by addiction and frustrations.
What do you think, will Keeping A Record Of Your Losses Will Make You Realize To Stop Gambling?
After seeing that you could have bought a new motorbike or buy an expensive watch on all your losses that you have computed.

I'm seeing another way around.

If gamblers will record all of their losses and realized that those amounts can now buy an expensive thing they want, it will just lead to more gambling activity to chase those losses since they regretted losing it. They will now have a target to get back those losses and will decide to stop once they achieved it although it's impossible as there is no way they can recover all their losses easily.

And I don't see the essence of computing all my losses. Instead, I will more be focused on improving my strategy to maintain winnings.
Realization is the ideal outcome of this method. Recording your losses would help a gambler reflect to how much money he have "wasted" and that he should have used it to a more necessary thing. But one person won't realize that if he is that much into the activity. Also, there is also a possibility that if a gambler who is addicted into gambling, saw his losses, it might give an urge to regain the loss which can yield to bigger loss.
1959  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How to Deal with worst Market on: February 25, 2020, 08:14:14 PM
Patience is the key. Keep in mind that the market behavior won't be always in favor to your likings. The market itself, in thr first place is volatilr, meaning we cannot control and avoid dumps in the market value of cryptos. There are options such as selling and holding, depending on the likeness of the investor. One could sell out early but selling it is simply cutting down the chance of earning profit once recovery occur after a downfall( which happens a lot).
The acceptance of the truth is  one of important things in all the fields not just crypto trading, we have no idea what's coming next in the market but we can't deal with any situation especially when we have a multiple straregies or plans, it is certain and true that the crypto world is unpredictable but we can take the right decision when the ancident occurs.
The market is unpredictable and all those expectations of personalities, perhaps, are nothing but mere opinion with their own biases. Ofcourse they are free to do so but believing or not will dictate what will you earn. It is a matter of luck and deep market analyzation that would determine the amount of profit one could earn.
Sometime this is very painful when we are expecting a very positive, a very aggressive market but suddenly we see the whole market have crashed and all panic selling start. Here is what we need to do,

  • Sell our Coins and be safe
  • Wait for a little bounce back and exit
  • Let it be and remain Relax

If you don't sell you aren't in loss even when value drops, patience is all you need or you will panicked and choose the wrong decision, it's always a good choice to go for popular coins so that when price loss happens you won't be in worries, recovery is certain for top coins
This is right. The market value is the one that falls a lot but the amount of holdings or investment will be the same unless you used it to something that would require you to pay. Such thing should also be looked at as opportunity to invest and earn huge profit once recovery occur in terms of its market price.
1960  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can bitcoin halving make cryptocurrencies reach all time high again? on: February 25, 2020, 07:42:27 PM
It has a tendency for the market price of Bitcoin to break new records but I am not certain whether same thing would happen for the price of other cryptos. If we would analyze, the moment where Bitcoin have reached its all time high before, same thing happened with the price of Ethereum and other altcoins. What makes this uncertain is that, there's no proof that their market value is aligned with one another, it could be a coincidence or for the fact that what happened influenced the demand towards other cryptos before.

Also, halving is directly towards Bitcoin so the outcome could be different from what happened before which is a bit exciting to know and stressing knowing that there are people who invested to other cryptos due to the anticipated price increase in Bitcoin that could again influence the price of other cryptos.
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