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I can say that it's better to do several small transactions rather than one big one, it ultimately depends on your personal preference and risk tolerance. For example, smaller transactions may be less risky, but they may also be less convenient and potentially more expensive due to transaction fees. In the other hand, larger transactions may carry more risk but can be more cost-effective and efficient in the long run.
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Personally, I think that getting the best out of Bitcoin investment requires a combination of belief and dedication. As the saying goes, "where there's a will, there's a way." If you truly believe in the potential of Bitcoin and its community, and are dedicated to putting in the necessary time and effort, then you will likely see positive results over time.
However, it's important to note that investing in Bitcoin, or any cryptocurrency for that matter, comes with its own set of risks. And who knows, you might just be pleasantly surprised by the results.
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There are times when cryptocurrencies are definitely unstable, but that doesn't mean you can't make money with them. Keep learning, monitoring the market, issues and always hard words.
There are people out there who are doing very well in the market, and that's because they are determined and knowledgeable. In my opini is worth noting that cryptocurrencies are assets, and assets tend to hold their value better than cash over time. But, I know that not everyone has the patience to wait for the market to turn in their favor. That's why it's important to stay patient and keep an eye on the price, volume, and market trends.
I think that cryptocurrencies can be a great way to earn some extra cash, but it's definitely not a get-rich-quick scheme. It takes time, dedication, and a willingness to learn to succeed in this market. Best of luck to anyone who's interested in investing in cryptocurrencies! Cheers
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Generally, if you ask question like this hard to say exactly how many people work in crypto full time versus using it as an additional source of income because it varies from person to person.
Some people might be all-in on crypto as their full-time job, while others might do it part-time or as a side gig to supplement their main income. As for what people are doing in crypto, there's a wide range of activities, such as trading, participating in airdrops, writing articles, marketing, and even developing new projects.
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