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Its so painful to see how everything is swept from right under you. In moment of doubts like these I always comfort myself with the thought that I've already experienced the worst loss already and it could only get better.
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Not always as this would cause a freeze in the market dynamics as one market must be able to have large transactions in order to stay afloat. Unfortunately, most people have that long term mentality.
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I'm not sure about no one being able to buy it - there is always someone. Anyways, returning to your question I don't think BTC will reach the price where it would be a problem for regular investors to buy in.
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Now patience is at the test for many of us. We all worry when the market goes red and we all think back about all of the chances we had to sell and wonder why not then. Alas, I hope the time will come soon when we can comfortably say - ah, it was worth the wait!
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I think for some one the answer to your question would be yes as long as its temporary, and only a few men not accepting simply because they're too proud of their masculinity.
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I think merits shouldn't be given out under any form of strategy as it should be donated to the member you think for you and to you reads like a high quality post because otherwise once you'd merit those who you think need it you'd also expect favors back, and things will get messier.
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Nah, I also don't think this was a price/market manipulation. In fact it was all to do with one bad news and that's what stroke down the healthy recovery of the BTC market we enjoyed for about 2 weeks. Though, its crazy how volatile the market is.
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I don't think its impossible to earn 10% a day but I do think its a hard task. Nonetheless, with the right preparation and knowledge one can achieve it but also at the cost of a significant amount of time.
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According to me, the five most common mistakes among the beginners in crypto market are:
1. Investing more than what they cannot afford to lose.
2. Not diversifying the investments.
3. Just gambling in the market and speculating, as they enter the market without any knowledge.
4. Panic selling when the market falls.
5. Not researching the project carefully before investing in it.
Fair enough, I respect your 5 views on the most common mistakes people do but I would also add to the list to try and think for themselves and not be just strict followers. |
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I think right now we must worry about the larger bodies and not individual people because I think the little people already are aware of the benefits of crypto but for the governments its a frightening thought so we need to come out with something that'll be appealing to them.
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I don't know who have those wishes. But what I know is that even now there's time to catch the train and in my opinion the later you leave it the faster the train will get so better get on it soon.
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I don't think BTC price control is much intentional because with the market being so volatile one must ether have a collective group to make such manipulations or at least 1/4 of the market cap which to me that's not doable.
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Yes, like most people on here I also feel that it will be interesting to follow ETF decision though I do have my reservations on how that will play out - hopefully, I'm wrong  |
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Crypto will bull run if there are any positive big news, and currently many crypto trader and investor waiting for news of Bitcoin ETF, and if this Bitcoin ETF will aprroved so i can say bull run will start soon. But although denied bull run also will happen can be next year.
ETF decision will hype the market again, I can’t see any sign of bull market right now but I’m happy that bitcoin is in a good stable position. Its already ber months now, and hopefully we can witness another great run by bitcoin this year and the other good coins. I agree with you on this. I also don't see the signs of the bull run and I hope that just the small spike in the BTC price is not what people use to determine this bull run. |
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Usually, yes but also no. No because it affect the total market capitalization and for a coin to thrive there must be large and constant market exchanges which would be problematic if everyone was to long term hold.
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I think the one crypto people should avoid gambling with is definitely Bitcoin or Ethereum, though that actually hard since most crypto gambling websites accept these 2 payments.
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In my opinion, I think if the interest in the market was to be 'more sane' as you define it, I think it may well look very differently shaped then how it is now. Thus, Bitcoin may not have been the top coin - don't mind me that's my opinion only.
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In the current time Bitcoin can't exist without fiat because bitcoin is relative to USD and at least for the nearest future one can't separate the two as different entities because BTC is very much depended on fiat.
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In my eyes, gambling stands as a much harsher way to lose money because the risk is much bigger whilst at least in 'leveraged' trading one can rely on many indicators such as news and technical trend analysis.
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Of course, it is. But it shouldn't be the only factor taken into account because other external sources not considered in technical indicators can greatly influence the market simply because the're new variables.
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