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October 15, 2017, 06:47:33 PM
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I'm mostly using Bittrex for my trades and since % rais and fall is just for 24 hours I thought I will make my own portfolio to keep an track on few coins on how much they fallen and/or risen.... Basically what I did was I "purchased" 1 coin in all does coins that I have on my watch list for a price that was available on 11 October.

https://www.cryptocompare.com/portfolio-public/?id=111717 <- Link to that portfolio

Now if you view it in USD you may see that acquisition cost is $ 54.91 and right now while i'm typing this $ 48.30 so it's minus $6.7. Right?

  <- screenshot of acquisition cost in USD

And if you see list of coins on that list you will see that they are all in red... mostly....

<- screenshot of coin and how much they have changed in percentages since 11. October

I can see what coins have fallen and how much since 11. October. So maybe an idea to buy some of them as soon as bitcoin fork settles Smiley

Anyways I was happy with my plan until I just switched price from USD to BTC and holy cow...


   <- Acquisition cost in BTC

   <- Screenshot of coins and how much they changed in percentages since 11. october in BTC



So can someone explain this to me?? This difference between USD and BTC.... It seems like buying lowprice coins is awesome as they rise in btc... sell for btc = more profitt then waiting for coins to increase in USD....


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