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wait and see, average up/down, good chance to find projects that stand out
and most importantly "have fun!". Build apps, try apps and services, don't get too caught up with the price action!
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There are many investment nuggets you can use to buy Bitcoin at the "right" price
- Average up and down, you can't time the market
- Take some profit, you can't time the market
- The best time to invest was yesterday, the 2nd best time is today
Good luck, happy trading!
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I've seen newcomers using technical analysis and ended up on the losing end.
If you are day trading, technical analysis is a good tool to have.
But be careful and only when you truly understand it. High volume exchange is best to deploy it when possible.
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The hardfork is named the "Ethereum Constantinople Hard Fork" It will happen in approximately 10 days at block #7,080,000 , we built a countdown timer on our site which you can follow while browsing around https://www.coingecko.com/en  The changes to the network are of the following:- EIP 145: Bitwise shifting instructions in EVM. Reduce gas usage, cheaper gas fees EIP 1014: Skinny CREATE2. EIP 1052: EXTCODEHASH Opcode. This will optimize large scale code execution on the blockchain. EIP 1283: Net gas metering for SSTORE without dirty maps (replaces 1087). Cheaper gas fees. EIP 1234: Constantinople Difficulty Bomb Delay and Block Reward Adjustment. This is going to cause mining reward to drop. Also, because its a hard fork, new coins may be spun out of this. Some known possible hard forks are Classic Vision and Nowa. Most major exchanges already express support for the ETH Constantinople hardfork. |
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Tokenization of real world assets is going to be challenging for the following reasons
1. Requires trust to some extend as there is still some ownership (in the real world) that is tied to a token
2. Requires recognition from all parties (the public, the court, government, entities, etc.) for arbitration reason
3. The blockchain platform needs to be stable which at this moment still early days due to constant development
It would be more interesting to see more experiments in the digital world being created utilizing blockchain rather than a straight up tokenization of real world assets. At least let the experiment run first until the tech is ready.
If you recall, it is not digital newspaper that took off on the internet; there might be new use cases that will be unlocked.
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Bitcoin has historical stability and proven itself over the other altcoins.
Plus it has a head start in terms of network effect. Everyone knows what a bitcoin is and almost all crypto are traded against bitcoin.
It would be a tall order for bitcoin to be offseated
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Most people we encounter says freedom and financial freedom makes them happy
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Diversify diversify diversify!
This is one sure way to protect your portfolio at all times.
You are a crypto investor, unless you 100% sure with what you are doing, do hold some traditional assets as a hedge.
Hold cash or stablecoins (reliable one) to prepare to enter the market when opportunity allows.
Crypto is volatile now, as it may erode your portfolio in an uncertain bear market. Hence, the importance of diversification.
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We hear that good thing comes to those who hodl  |
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All the information has been updated |
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The block explorer has been updated |
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Stocks have matured and the fundamental aspects used to assess a good stock is quite clear.
There are some facts to look at such as PE ratio, NAV, leadership, financial statements etc..
As for crypto, the fundamentals that we know of so far are metrics like on chain stats, developer activity, team, social community popularity, which are yet to be proven or correlated with return rates.
Nonetheless it's a good place to start on a research
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Private blockchains that most enterprises are adopting is mainly a database with an integrity check and a protocol layer for those that needs write or read access to the database.
Most people wont directly see the benefit of this if its adopted. More of a backend streamlined.
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The problem I've seen so far with Lightning is that the nodes and wallets need to be online in order to send and receive funds.
Less intuitively than a bitcoin transaction where I can access it at a later time as long as its sent to the address.
Hopefully there are some thoughts to this. Tools to ensure uptime of the node is a good starting point.
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It is surely much bigger than that. Bitcoin introduced the idea of a peer to peer money and store of value.
The idea of a decentralization system has been kickstart and it is up to us to see if it's a technology we can wield and make use of.
It is not over, it is only getting started
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Bitcoin has been around for 10 years today. Surely people have understood the value of a decentralized money system, otherwise we would not come to this.
As for where it will go from now. Will be new capital flowing in as they see more potential for a decentralized money, and a decentralize enabled when it comes to ethereum
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Addressing OP's sentiment. There's actually a highly known website ( https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/) that tracks all the times Bitcoin has been declared "dead". So far the kill count stands at 339. It's surprising it's not higher. Bitcoin is "unusable" up till the day it is. Just like automobiles in the 1900s before horse-drawn carriages die. |
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