I don’t think so. Not all countries have reliable internet connection. Some people likes to go to places where they can be off the grid. Far from technology.
Go ahead! Sell everything. Live in a rented apartment or in the streets until the price of bitcoins hit six figures. You’d be all over the news as the guy who went all in and won. 😆
You don’t. Too many unknowns. Don’t rely on predictions of so called cryptocurrency experts/analysts. They don’t exists. That is why a lot of people here keep reminding everyone to invest only money you’re prepared to lose.
You don’t. Too many unknowns. Don’t rely on predictions of so called cryptocurrency analysts. There’s no such thing. That is why a lot of people here keep reminding everyone to invest only money you’re prepared to lose.
You’d be more depressed if you decide to sell it right now. Wait until the end of the year. Go find ways other than cryptocurrency trading to recoup your loss on paper.
Cryptocurrency is the thing of the future. You don’t wanna be left behind. Success stories abound here, so are disappointing ones. Everything you need to know is in this forum. Good luck!
Just like most of us here, getting into the market full time either late or very late. Late means last year, very late means this year. Still, with some gutsy moves and an insane amount of luck. I was able to gain a decent profit. Fulfilled a couple of my travel goals and was able to put up a small mining operation.
Have you read anything here that sold the house and became a multiple house owner? I doubt if any person would be that gutsy. Especially now that the cryptocurrency market is more unpredictable that it has ever been.
There’s always a Plan B. The boredom doesn’t worry me, it’s the loss of extra income. I may have to go back to the stock market or learn how to trade in the foreign exchange market.
You got loaded friends. That’s about $837,000 as I write this. I bet they intend to hold it for a long time. Like, until the value breaches the eight figure mark.
Governments are not that stupid. Well, some are, but banning bitcoins because of some sick individuals? I don’t think so. That’s where the anti-cybercrime and anti-child pornography units come in.
You have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide. Only those with multiple accounts don’t like KYCs. Identity thefts and accounts getting hacked happen all the time, with or without KYCs.
That’s the whole idea. Buy low, sell high. But the thing about bitcoins, charts and indicators are really not that reliable. An insane amount of luck is needed if one has to get to that perfect time to buy. And sell.