Thanks for all the insight guys, appreciate it.

I ended up putting £200 on the dip.

I was dabbling in the world of trading and had my money spread across about 15 coins. I ended up keeping away from this because the fees to transfer between wallet and exchanges are astronomical and I would have to clear about a 30% return just to break even.

So my goal is now simply to invest. I see this as a savings account now with a volatile interest rate. Each month, what I would normally put away into savings I will invest half into a split of Bitcoin and Ether and just leave it like that.

I love watching the graphs and trying to gain as much knowledge as possible but I'm also acutely aware that I am not going to make a fast buck from trading unless I am an expert at it. And I'm not going to be an expert unless I invest 40+ hours a week into it. I'm quite content now just investing some cash and watching the rollercoaster from a sideline.

Any other advice floating around out there?

I need some advice here...

I only got into Crypto trading a couple of weeks ago. Pumped in £500 into multiple different coins within the first week. Today my investment is worth about £300.

The way I see it i have 3 options:
1. Pull out. Pay the withdraw fees and take back £250 of "real" money and live to tell the story and learn a lesson
2. HODL
3. Buy the dip. I could probably spare another £500. Do i put that in whilst the price is the lowest it has been for 2 months? Problem with this is we have seen a steady decline now for almost 48 hours. For all i know it could carry on for another 48 hours before rising again. If it ever does. I think if i did this method i would buy Bitcoin only. No trading. Just buy cheap (hopefully) and then use to trade when the value goes back up (hopefully)

Any thoughts and ideas welcome! I'm all ears.

Is it simple/cost effective to move coins from an exchange to a hardware wallet?

Right, hang on. I'm still getting my head around the world of crypto investing...

If I'm buying multiple different coins monthly and looking for both shirt term gains and long term gains, what should I do?

I'm using coinbase to store my main coins such as Ether but then using binance to move money around.

What's the best thing I can do?

In about 6 months I'm aiming to have about 2-3k in trading coins.

So this is your opinion rather than a confirmation as the thread suggests?

You could also use www.coinmarketcap.com to see a full list of coins and their full history

What exchange is everyone using to buy Spectre?

I use Binance but all the coins i want to trade (spectre, acoin and intense) are not available on Binance.

Suggestions welcome!