I hold 3 coins espers-(3 years),insane-(2 years),html - (5 years)  and price is the same....no moon ....I dont trust to holding anymore,any suggestions? Wow it's crazy but stupid too. Is it for three years you never do a market analysis at all? ... Should blame yourself try and think smart, don't waste your time for your bullshit coins. Three years is a long time sir!. At that time bitcoin, etheureum and litecoin have shown their popularity well why don't you pick them? Props to him for holding that bag for years already. If he had sold those coins for BTCBTCBTC way way back he would've had profited a lot more. The man should be given an award.  |
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As to the trends you're seeing now, bitcoin's gonna get even less of a market share because of all these ICOs based on the ERC protocol. It's gonna remain strong though, as adoption becomes more widespread.
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I wonder how much percent of that comes from illegal scripts implanted into browsers as toolbar downloads or download accelerators, you know, the common free stuff.
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Well if it doesn't work, we wouldn't be able to see more of it appearing every week on here wouldn't we?
It works, that's why it's an integral part of bounty campaigns.
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On 7th Feb I was told by my company that they stopped focusing on my region and hence they no longer need my services. So laid me off without any warning. I have been working for them for almost 8 years. And all of a sudden losing my job was a shock. Honestly, I still can not accept this fact and can not think of anything. I am totally blank till now. My job did not require me to interact with many people. And also I am an introvert person. I worked for a foreign company Trying to keep my calm and also don't want to make any desperate move. Now I am going to look for another job but it is unlikely I will succeed. As internet is full of competitions and employers don't try to investigate, and rather look for previous client's feedbacks. Also with my savings I can survive a few months. Note that I live in a 3rd world country and not much opportunities.
So if you guys have any suggestions/ideas to share, then please share.
Sorry to hear about your troubles. It can be very demoralizing. I went through the same issue last year. - Since you have access to the Internet, you could perhaps leverage this and offer your services and skills on several of the freelancing sites.
- Also, since you have work experience, maybe you could approach some consulting companies. I am also an introvert, and the challenge of dealing with clients can be tough, but maybe that's just the price to pay
- You might also want to look into creating some tutorials and sell them through Udemy or other similar venues
- And then of course, the normal keeping your CV up-to-date and network,network, network (for an introvert, this is the most difficult part)
Good luck! Just as he said, have you tried freelancing and offering your services via Fiverr? It's a large marketplace in there and it's relatively easy to land a gig with the right write-up and presentation. It doesn't offer bitcoin payments though, but it's the best place to start because of the sheer size of its user-base. What skills can you offer btw? |
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Lending platforms had huge reputation over failing in the past. You've got BTCJam and BitLendingClub, both of which started really strong, had their own systems of balancing their risks, but then descended towards bankruptcy after.
Wait it out IMO, let the platform build credibility on its own for a while. Once it has proved itself, you can go invest in. Just always have a plan for a way out.
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Somebody said about weak hands, I agreed. I never sell with losses, the market will recover , just give a time, it happened not once. Last time I hear many positive news about cryptocurrency, its acceptance by many governments, that is significant sigh for entire crypto community. Cheer up, people!
People only looking at price nowadays, check the volume also it has gone down rapidly. Unless those lost volume gets in market won't boom like it previously did. Till then one needs to have a lot of patience because market is going to be downwards or sideways. This is healthy for long term goals. Volumes usually explode when there's news, whether good or bad. So yeah, we need a new icebreaker so we can the volumes healthy again. |
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It's the year that's gonna weed out all non-essential and worthless tokens/coins.
It's also gonna be the year the ETH would start breaking records, mainly due to the demand created by ERC20 powered ICOs.
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I've been endorsing this already in the past, as I really like profit-sharing coins, like COSS and KuCoinShares. They give a percentage of fees to token holders, so the higher the trade volume on their respective exchanges, the higher is the dividend given. It's like staking but has more potential and is automated.
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My own list of promising icos are:
DTA KYC BPS LINO what's yours.
CrowdGenie is one, it's blockchain and smartcontract tech applied to to p2p SME lending. They're a Singapore-based company and they've got a working p2p platform already, so it's really a promising one. I suggest you do check them out. |
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Ethereum is less volatile than other cryptocurrencies. A lot of ICO projects create ERC20 tokens and use ETH blockchain for smart-contracts. While the situation will be the same, price will keep stable. But when some another blockchain networks will be using for ICO, ETH price can quickly drop!
neo, nem, waves platforms are used on icos and the price of eth is still increasing up. ethereum is less volatile than new tokens, if you want to invest and expect high returns, better invest on newer coins NEM is not being used that much. ETH is the only one is being used efficiently in ICO projects. This is the reality which should be accepted by all community of the crypto. ICOs would be in the mainstream at least for a few more years, so the demand for ETH would just keep increasing due to the sheer quantity of upcoming and ongoing ERC20 based tokens. So yeah, it's always a good idea to stock up on ETH, they're gonna be real valuable. |
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You can study trading bitcoin on the internet. Through the internet, you can find information about bitcoin so that you can trade them. Beside, you can learn trading bitcoin through people who have been doing bitcoin business. From that, you can trade bitcoin.
I believe there's already a Udemy course about it, everything about trading btc and alts. Although you wouldn't need it really, as there's lot of info about it here already. |
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If you want to make a lot of money with your investment in crypto I think you should select the cheap coins that you believe will grow up bigger. For the coins I'm not sure but you can try Waves, ETC, NEO, NEM, Waves, XRP, NXT, etc. If you want to safe investment I think Bitcoin and Ethereum is good.
I'd recommend COSS and KCS, these are fee-sharing coins backed by a real exchange. They provide dividends which are awesome because you're like staking too, without having to keep the wallet open. Plus, your profits grow alongside a real, working business. |
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Well looking at your portfolio, at this point you should be cutting losses.
That's just an advice though, remember losses aren't final up till you cash out, wait it out if you have to.
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Personally, it's CrowdGenie for me. Blockchain tech is downright applicable to p2p lending, yet it hasn't been realized. Powered by an already working platform, CrowdGenie has the potential to be big in this p2p SME-lending industry.
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Which one is better? Investing in coins in top 100 in market cap or coins in low marketcap? Coins in top 100 can go up steadily but we can gain much more profit by investing coins with low market cap in a short time. But it can be more risky. What is your opinion?
I think you should invest in top 100 coin they are on top for reason. It all depends on your style of investing and risk appetite mostly, if you're more on the safe investor, diversifying your assets into the top 20 or so coins is the way. If you're hungry for returns and willing to risk them all, go for high potential yet low marketcap tokens. |
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It'll be remembered for what it was, a memecoin initially intended as a joke. But yeah, it's good for transferring value and avoiding fees, especially if you're moving from exchange to exchange.
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Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Diversity. Diversify your investments so if one falls, other investment may help you to recover.
I love this formula / proverb, all traders are sometimes greedy. so they forget the risk of trading without leaving capital to keep prices deeper. Trading does look cruel to anyone who does not have a strategy. thank you for sharing, this post is very useful. You should give merit if you said that useful. LOL kidding. However, nkt putting all egg in the same basket is very old slogan but very useful till now and future. Cryptocurrency trading is very unique and profitable for people who know how to trade. Knowledgable people is the winner. Actually it's putting all your eggs into one basket is the one way that you can actually reach your goals in investing. Imagine investing in a winning coin/token but since you've diversified, you've only reached a fraction of supposed earnings. Diversifiying is for people with low-medium risk appetite, if you've got the guts and knows your decisions well, you might as well risk it all. |
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Just leave it be and do some other stuff, that's the way to just get on with it.
I've got daytime work and only checks on my portfolio every now and then.
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