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So if you haven't changed your plan, I feel that you should lose a lot of money now. I have been trying to persuade my friends not to lend money to invest in coins.
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Some people feel that KYC can avoid coins being held in the hands of a few people, causing prices to collapse. But in my view, these are pointless, because ICO itself has lost its original value. Become chicken ribs.
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Hello
You know that most of ICOs lose their token price directly after token distribution. Sometimes it happens through bounty hunters, sometimes for other reasons... So the question is as follows: Is it good strategy to buy tokens at low price directly after ICO?
Yes, sometimes bounty hunters sell most of their tokens as soon as possible. If you think this ICO has the potential and worth buying their tokens - then yes, that's a good strategy. But I think it is also a big risk because you have to choose the projects in question very well. I can only say that it is not the right time to buy token at such a low price. Coins in many projects are now losing their value, and prices will only get lower and lower. No one will accept them. |
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ETH with the ICO project entering a downturn stage, many people have started wait-and-see attitude. So it is not wrong to invest bitcoins at this time.
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In my opinion, the encryption currency is obviously more volatile than the stock market. So if you want to get a higher profit in a short time, you can encrypt coins exchange.
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Block chain technology has changed the way many industries operate, including the financial sector, which is a step forward and nothing can stop it from entering.
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When ETH was $450, I didn't choose to sell it. Now it's only $250, and I'm not going to sell it. I will continue to choose to wait for him to go up. Maybe it will take a long time.
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Its been 5 months now, since I joined cryptocurrency ,I've seen many ups and downs in Bitcoin Currency and Altcoins even in those Rank 2 to 100 in Coinmarketcap, but I just want to clarify why every end of the year starts in September then up to December Bitcoin fly high, any fundamental reason why does the value of Bitcoin and other currency go up?
LOL. It seems to me that the market performance at the end of each year is not accurate. I don't know where you got the data. Nor is everyone saying such a conclusion. |
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This illustrates the prosperity of the encrypted world, but too many spurious projects will in turn affect the overall situation of the market.
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Just 2 days to go, over 60% raised. Get in now!
Yes, it's still private, and in this not-so-good market, it's a very good result, if it's a true figure. It seems that many investors have taken a look at the potential of the project. |
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I will choose to sell all, because it is a good return on investment. Only money in your pocket can be a real gain. You never know how the market will change.
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Anyone who tried to predict that currently is a good time to invest has failed. Trying to time your buys in a bear market is almost impossible and you are going to end up buying your coins at a higher price if you don't daily cost average.
Yes, I predict that the price of bitcoin will linger at $6000, but unfortunately, these two days have fallen to $5300 directly. No one knows whether it will continue to fall. |
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Yes, I have participated in several projects this year, but in the end, the value of the bounty is only tens of dollars. And the price of the coin is getting lower and lower.
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What will your intended withdrawal frees for AUD and other cryptos be?
We will be utilizing Bitgo during our initial first stages and the crypto withdrawal fees will be per chain dependent on their fees. For any fiat withdrawals/deposits there is no fee for Australian customers although until we finalize our banking partnerships overseas, a user may incur a international transfer fee by their bank. Is this legal? After all, if I'm not mistaken, working with banks and fiat in such a way can be problematic from my experience. Everything depends on the rule of law and the regulator can close or freeze at any time. In my view, these are not problems. Most ICO projects are raised by means of encrypted currencies or cash. It's not much involved in regulatory issues. |
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Yes, most coins follow the price of Bitcoins, because they have not yet shown their value, so they generally follow the market fluctuations.
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In crypto anything that goes up must surely come down, for me if the project is very promising I will sell 50% of my holding and wait for possible pull back to reach enter.
In today's market, short-term trading is easier to achieve greater returns, because the market fluctuates back and forth, prices fluctuate more frequently. |
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That's the paradox. If a project wants to be recognized by others, it has to be promoted and airdropped. No one does these things, and the progress of the project will be slow.
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This im saying from a personal experience, sometimes the rewards can be so massive and hunters get huge amounts of tokens but the real question is how valuable are these tokens in the long run, the tokens might be many but their value is low, therefore there will be no meaningful returns from them, some might also reward handsomely but again the tokens never gets listed in the exchange platforms. in the long run they just become so useless
The value of coins has little to do with quantity. It depends on the price and future development of the project. That's what you need to pay attention to. |
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That depends on how to define security. The price of virtual currency is constantly changing, and there is a 50% up and down fluctuation in one day. Is this safe?
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Yes, I feel more dangerous than stocks, because there's no real data to understand, and most people can only tell what's going on from the price of a coin.
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