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Wow, I wonder if the recent market crash has scared off the OP? If not, good for him and keep staying engaged
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Coinstats seems to work fine for me through iOS. I do like that it gives me a "pump" notification each time a coin jumps up a significant price within an hour
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I'm personally going to wait to see if it floats around the next resistance level. Whatever time frame I come up with to determine if it's been long enough, is when I'll buy some more. It's a double edged sword if you ask me, but I see this as a good thing in the short term of course.
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It's good to see these type of reminders, even though it should be pretty obvious. I do think the folks that panic may have invested much more than they can afford to lose. So if we want people to remain calm, it's simply investing what you can afford to lose and actually believing in the project you're invested in.
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I'm also looking to buy, but really trying to get the best "deal" is actually costing me more now. I think all the data in the world couldn't convince me on the best time to buy. I've ended up dollar cost averaging on the way down
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By no means am I a veteran in the space. My obvious answer would be to hold on to it, and accepting the fact that it can go even lower. However, if you need that money for any urgent or emergency purposes then it may be worth consider pulling out. Though you should have never invested anything that could drastically impact you from the beginning but that's besides the point now. Good luck in your decision
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I always stash some Bitcoins and Ethereums for these bloody sale days. The best trading strategies for these red days is to either buy more or HODL your coins. If you didn't sell when the days were green, there is no reason to consider selling when it's red.
Huh?? But if everything is down, then the price relative to BTC remains the same, so no bargain there! Right? I'm still trying to understand this "best trading strategies"...
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My vote goes to Binance for now. I have been using Kucoin as of recent and I must say it seems pretty intuitive in regards to the UI.
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I think it's inevitable that technology catches up, or surpasses in this case, our views on the standard fiat. I don't think the technology in cryptocurrency is the problem here but rather the adoption. The moment any one of our grandmas is able to walk into a store and purchase an item using cryptocurrency is the day our doubts vanish. Although thinking hundreds of years ahead here, what will revolutionize cryptocurrency?
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If I recall correctly, if you're withdrawing or depositing a certain amount of value that's considered high then you will need your account verified. Otherwise you should be able to trade as normal.
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I don't think they will die but they could potentially get over saturated. I expect we'll see a lot of false promises and high hopes being burst, thus devaluing the projected prospect of the ICOs.
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I'm not one bit worried due to the fact that I didn't invest my life savings into it. I've considered the money I invested as good as gone. I'm in it for the long term and not looking to make A quick buck, although that would be nice. It's still an exciting time to be in it in my opinion. I see the market going down but to me it's a buying opportunity. To those that are new, including myself, I can see how it's worrisome but we have to revaluate our expectations.
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I've been guilty of letting the FOMO get to me only to wake up the next day and realize it's dropped another 5% or so. I've probably ended up cost averaging given how many small frequent investments I've done due to FOMO. If I had $1K to invest right now for example, I'd probably throw $200 instead of going all in. Best of luck to you!
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I'm a fairly new investor so take my advice with a grain of salt. The coin you decide to invest in should be based on your own research. I'd suggest holding your investments in a wallet if possible, but please look into backup procedures so you don't lose any of your coins.
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This seems to be a normal course of action for BTC at around this year. While it's possible anything can happen at any given point in time, I believe in the technology and trust that it will shoot back up. Holding for the long term so lets see where it takes us. Good luck
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I'm okay with them blocking advertisements on their platform. If however, the cryptocurrency offers an already established product and doesn't appear as a "Buy now and you'll see 200x returns!" then it may be doing the market a disservice.
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Nobody really knows if we will see the same type of gains like last year, but I am hopeful. I think there is a lot of potential in the projects and still a significant amount of money in the market, but let's not forget there is probably an equal chance that you could lose it all as well. However, with that being said...here's to 2018 and the growth of cryptocurrency!
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Obviously nobody has the right answers here but I thought it would be fun to get the community's prediction on the entire market cap by end of 2018? Do you see it going to $1 trillion, much more, much less? I personally find it hard to fathom it going 2-5x like it did last year, especially at it's current market cap. I hope I'm wrong and we'll be laughing at this thread a year or two from now ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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I have DeepOnion high on my list due to their stability and what they represent not only as a privacy coin but project as a whole.
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You'll get different responses from different people. Most of which are going to tell you to invest in one they already have their money in. It may sound overstated, but please do your own research and come to a conclusion based on how much you believe in the project. Lots of good advice from good people, but also lots of bad advice as well. Good luck!
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