What do you guys think is the best way to earn in this market?

[FortuneFollower]

Not sure about the sentiment in the market right now especially the current massive sells happening. Seems lots of whales are taking profits even when the odds of a possible rate cut in september is high at the moment.

A lot of options am considering right now are really "hilarious":
1. Buying the dip and staking them
2. Sniping memcoins (highly risky and costly)
3. Buying and staking stablecoins until market show signs of bulishness

What do you think?

From the things you've mentioned, dude, you should do what you're comfortable with first. It's simple—if you're not comfortable with something, you shouldn't do it. That's just how it is.

Now, if you're asking for my opinion, I think that staking assets is a good thing to do, especially if you're doing it on a DEX or a protocol platform.

Just make sure to research the DEX platform you'll use thoroughly to see if it's reliable or not, and you should also be prepared for any bad things that might happen in the end.
And second, actual trading is still a good thing to do, especially spot trading.

That's why I love the market and the crypto space in general - you can do what you want to do and they all can bring you fortune and experience.

 

[GeorgeJohn]

If someone who is new into crypto space wants to invest in any coin, I will advice the person to ensure that they purchase or invest during the dip time, because if you invest because the market is promising, rather know that you are investing for short-term, but someone who has the experience of investment, should invest at any time, depending the target of the investors, their's no specific or special time to invest in crypto, the aspect I should concentrate on it, is that we should invest with spare capital and also we shouldn't be curious to invest.

[Promocodeudo]

If someone who is new into crypto space wants to invest in any coin, I will advice the person to ensure that they purchase or invest during the dip time, because if you invest because the market is promising, rather know that you are investing for short-term, but someone who has the experience of investment, should invest at any time, depending the target of the investors, their's no specific or special time to invest in crypto, the aspect I should concentrate on it, is that we should invest with spare capital and also we shouldn't be curious to invest.

Mate, your advise might be wrong and right at the same time, you've to consider some stuffs before advising a newbie or newbies to invest during the dip, what if the intending investor involved lavish the money meant for the investment before the dip comes, what will become of such investor, so are you advising that intending or newbies should at first start with being short term investor, I don't actually think thats right, although every investor be it new and old has their decisions to make and will also be responsible for the outcome of their decisions, we don't know when the dips will surface, so it would've been better if newbies starts at anytime too irrespective of the market condition at that time then intensify when there prefered season comes, I think with this approach such investors may not have any issues, it is not easy to keep money or make decision without implementing immediately and still think that you will implement it later, even when the money keeps coming, you may divert your attention to other things and may be decide not to buy when the dip comes, there are many reason why DCA method is there, which procrastination, discouragemen and the mindset that Bitcoin investment is meant for the rich alone is part of them.

[gunhell16]

Buying the dip is still an effective strategy, whether it's for Bitcoin or the top altcoins on the market. Just be sure about the assets you're buying. I think it's also a good idea for stablecoins, and I especially like doing this with DeFi protocols. You just have to make sure you know which DeFi platform you're going to use.

I, for one, use the Aerodrome platform to stake stablecoins. You can find many options there, so it's up to you which one you'll choose.
But remember to always be a curious investor.

[HawkTrader]

Not sure about the sentiment in the market right now especially the current massive sells happening. Seems lots of whales are taking profits even when the odds of a possible rate cut in september is high at the moment.

A lot of options am considering right now are really "hilarious":
1. Buying the dip and staking them
2. Sniping memcoins (highly risky and costly)
3. Buying and staking stablecoins until market show signs of bulishness

What do you think?

My recommendation for this dip will be to split your investment funds into two equal parts and use one part to buy the established altcoins then the other part to buy bitcoin. I will not support buying memecoins or staking your money on centralized exchanges because of the risk associated with that, if anything happens, you lose your money 100%. I do not believe that we have reached the peak of this market cycle, so buying the dip is still a wonderful thing to do now.

My honest assessment about buying BTC is that it's hugely centralized with higher percentage concentrated in few hands like microstrategy and blackrock and mining is largely done by 2 institutions. That was our fear when ETF was about been launched.

Staking natively on defi protocols shouldn't pose any risk, in my opinion.

[justdimin]

Buying the dip is still an effective strategy, whether it's for Bitcoin or the top altcoins on the market. Just be sure about the assets you're buying. I think it's also a good idea for stablecoins, and I especially like doing this with DeFi protocols. You just have to make sure you know which DeFi platform you're going to use.

I, for one, use the Aerodrome platform to stake stablecoins. You can find many options there, so it's up to you which one you'll choose.
But remember to always be a curious investor.

It is the best strategy, but with stablecoins you can't buy at the dip, there is no dip, they are stable. However, with tokens and coins and all that, it is still definitely a great idea and you could make some great money from it without a doubt. Of course there are people who buy the dip at some assets, and then realize too late that it is not a dip, but a coin crashing, so it goes down more and more. That is the trouble and we can't get it changing, so it should not be easy to pick.

If you make mistakes then you are going to end up with bad results. If you do that, then you are going to make sure that it is going to be tough for you. Always do your own research before you invest into any token or any project.

[Y3shot]

3. Buying and staking stablecoins until market show signs of bulishness
What do you think?

If you don't deserve the dip, then you don't deserve the bull. This time that the market is kind of bearish, it will be better if you go for reliable coins like Bitcoin. Buy the dip as much as you can afford and hold.

There is nothing to worry about regarding the dip because it is expected that the market can dip at any time. If the dip is a problem for you, then it would be better not to even bother investing in volatile assets, because if you are not okay with volatile assets, it will always be a threat to you, and there is no need to get close to it.

Buying stable coins or even volatile coins like Bitcoin, even if Bitcoin dips, it will still rise when the market becomes bullish. It is just the same thing, but because of a lack of understanding, the dip is seen as a threat.

[Lanatsa]

The simple way to do that is to simply break up your input amount into a whole descending column of buy offers so the deeper the price falls the more of your offers get taken.

Then whichever of them do end up getting taken you can use the proceeds to build your ascending column of sell offers so again how many get taken depends on what happens.

Just be as sure as possible to descend low and high enough that price never falls off the bottom nor ascends high enough to rocket over the top of your columns and you are in business, gaining on one side or the other of the pair at each movement that is large enough to bite into your offers whether on the buy side or the sell side.

Once those offers are in place over the full span of volatility the more it moves the better regardless which way it moves.

Not bad idea, could be turned into profit for sure. Not a lot of people make that kind of return of course, and it's clear that we are going to end up with results that are challenging at times, but if you follow a strict plan like this one, then there is a good chance you can profit.

To be fair, it's a bull market, we are going to go back up, just because we had a fall doesn't mean we are going to lose, so we should be careful but we can make some great return if we wait and the price recovers.

So falling for the buying at deep rates, could be something that can help and benefit us a lot. It should be what we are dealing with in most cases, and can't be changed all that much if we are not careful with what we are doing.

The idea of splitting your capital into a descending column of buy orders and then an ascending column of sell orders is basically like setting up a grid strategy. it works best in markets with strong volatility because no matter if the price goes down or up your orders get triggered and you make gains from the swings. as long as you space your levels wide enough both above and below current price you avoid missing big moves while still capturing profits from smaller movements.

It’s true though that this kind of plan isn’t guaranteed to always deliver high returns. there will be times when price trends too strongly in one direction and leaves half your orders untouched or ties up too much of your capital. the key is discipline and sticking to the plan without chasing or forcing trades.

In a bull market patience is crucial. just because the price drops sharply doesn’t mean the overall trend has ended. setting those deep buy orders allows you to catch coins at discounted rates and when the market recovers your ascending sells can take profit layer by layer. the danger is overestimating the bottom or top and running out of coverage if price breaks beyond your grid.

Still, if managed carefully this method can bring steady returns especially when combined with risk control. it’s less about guessing exact tops and bottoms and more about letting the market’s natural swings fill your orders on both sides. in the long run consistency from this approach can beat impulsive buying and selling.

[markm]

Yes.

The biggest catch is if you fail to build your sell column high enough or your buy column low enough.

For most pairs I have worked with I build the buy offers all the way to the very bottom.

I don't think of it as wasting capital, more as infrastructure.

It is important no matter how low it goes to have just bought almost that low due to its having to burn through your buy offers to get there, and no matter how high it goes to have just sold some at almost that high a price due to its having to chew through your sell offers to get there.

That way you can always afford to extend the other side of the order-book toward the new price, at a profit to one side or the other of the pair.

If one side is the preferred buy-side, a side significantly closer to being cashable out eventually to fiat, I like to build much much denser on that side to act like a ratchet, making it harder to dump the price back down than it was to push it upward; thus building an ever-stronger buy-side.

On the sell side I don't worry that the strategy produces so much more and more and more of the sell asset that even after building the sell offers "insanely" high I still keep getting more and more so end up taking a bunch home to hopefully never again hit the markets, because in addition to decreasing the number left out in the wild to potentially someday get dumped that also leaves me with an ever growing number of the thing that I can proceed to build "treasuries" with for other things in order to provide more and more things with a value calculable from a "treasury" (by simply dividing the total value of the treasury by the number minted), thus all that surplus stuff ends up having a use, a use that keeps it off the markets while still allowing its value to be expressed since its value gets expressed in the calculated-from-treasuries values of other assets...


-MarkM-

[pawanjain]

Not sure about the sentiment in the market right now especially the current massive sells happening. Seems lots of whales are taking profits even when the odds of a possible rate cut in september is high at the moment.

A lot of options am considering right now are really "hilarious":
1. Buying the dip and staking them
2. Sniping memcoins (highly risky and costly)
3. Buying and staking stablecoins until market show signs of bulishness

What do you think?

I was thinking of the same thing and came to a conclusion to buy the dip and bought some BTC.
I transferred those to my non-custodial wallet for the time being. This is the safest option for now I believe.
If bitcoin drops further in next one or two months then I might buy some more and otherwise I will keep holding what I already have.
I already have some SOL staked and planning to sell some of it at 300, 400 and 500.
May be I am more bullish on SOL but I think it can go to that extent in this bull cycle.
Even if it doesn't, I will still make money staking and then wait until it reaches those prices.

[NotATether]

If you're good at predicting the future, go to Polymarket and find some markets you want to bet on.

A big plus if you have specialized domain knowledge on a particular subject like sports or politics, or even more generalized than that.

[Pandorak]

If someone who is new into crypto space wants to invest in any coin, I will advice the person to ensure that they purchase or invest during the dip time, because if you invest because the market is promising, rather know that you are investing for short-term, but someone who has the experience of investment, should invest at any time, depending the target of the investors, their's no specific or special time to invest in crypto, the aspect I should concentrate on it, is that we should invest with spare capital and also we shouldn't be curious to invest.

Exactly, investing with the goal of holding for the long term remains the best option in the current market. Furthermore, the best approach is to use the DCA method, because it does not focus on price or timing. As long as they have income in real life, they can make purchases gradually. Especially for beginners looking to invest, this method is highly recommended to minimize losses from buying at a single price point and focus on the long term. As we can see, we are currently at the peak of a bullish market, with only a few months left before the bear market arrives.

[beveryu778]

Not sure about the sentiment in the market right now especially the current massive sells happening. Seems lots of whales are taking profits even when the odds of a possible rate cut in september is high at the moment.

A lot of options am considering right now are really "hilarious":
1. Buying the dip and staking them
2. Sniping memcoins (highly risky and costly)
3. Buying and staking stablecoins until market show signs of bulishness

What do you think?

What market condition would you call a dip? The market is now at ATH and then it goes down from here. If you consider it a dip market and invest, then it is very difficult to make an accurate dip market prediction, so I always try to use a strategy which is DCA. No matter what price you buy coins at, if you buy them according to DCA every week or month, it will bring your purchase price to a good price on average, which will help you make a good profit. And I always like to follow the DCA method in all market conditions.

[Iamgoat]

If someone who is new into crypto space wants to invest in any coin, I will advice the person to ensure that they purchase or invest during the dip time, because if you invest because the market is promising, rather know that you are investing for short-term, but someone who has the experience of investment, should invest at any time, depending the target of the investors, their's no specific or special time to invest in crypto, the aspect I should concentrate on it, is that we should invest with spare capital and also we shouldn't be curious to invest.

It is better for newbies to always go for dips than to just invest in promising times because they may end up not able to handle the loses which could be recorded during such trades. I guess you're taking about trading which involves taking high risks, being it the spots trading or the futures trading. I will also advise whoever going into trading as a beginner should please focus more on spots trading than futures because it comes with lesser risk. It is also important to trade softly and not hastily trying to make quick money. It is also important to learn more about trading with minimal risk and not just jump into trades without solid understanding and knowledge of how it operates.

[UmerIdrees]

Not sure about the sentiment in the market right now especially the current massive sells happening. Seems lots of whales are taking profits even when the odds of a possible rate cut in september is high at the moment.

A lot of options am considering right now are really "hilarious":
1. Buying the dip and staking them
2. Sniping memcoins (highly risky and costly)
3. Buying and staking stablecoins until market show signs of bulishness

What do you think?

Well earning from the crypto market is not easy as it seems to be. One can say that you can invest for long term and get benefits but not everyone has the emotions and time to keep the money invested and see their money go down if there is a bear market.

My advice to all the Bitcoin investors are that before investing they should see at which phase of the cycle we are in. I will not advise anyone to invest in Bitcoin at all time high prices and specially when the bitcoins for this cycle is about to peak and we are about to have another 2 years of bear market.

[bitgolden]

Market has a way of whispering what you need to do in order to make money. If you wait long enough, and make smart moves, eventually the chance will show itself. It's importnat that you listen though, don't go do your job and ignore crypto and expect to hear something. You keep researching, you keep checking projects, and compare them, and eventually one of them will show you something else.

If you have been around enough, you will see, you can find a dozen, not even a dozen, you can find a hundred projects that have the same thing, and then one that is a lot better than them in any aspect. It is not just roadmap, or funding, or whatever, it's all the data that it shows, is miles better than others. Then you know you found the one.

[all4web3]

The simple way to do that is to simply break up your input amount into a whole descending column of buy offers so the deeper the price falls the more of your offers get taken.

Then whichever of them do end up getting taken you can use the proceeds to build your ascending column of sell offers so again how many get taken depends on what happens.

Just be as sure as possible to descend low and high enough that price never falls off the bottom nor ascends high enough to rocket over the top of your columns and you are in business, gaining on one side or the other of the pair at each movement that is large enough to bite into your offers whether on the buy side or the sell side.

Once those offers are in place over the full span of volatility the more it moves the better regardless which way it moves.


-MarkM-

That’s a pretty straightforward explanation of grid-style trading. It can work well in choppy markets, but like with any strategy the main challenge is setting the right ranges and managing risk if the price breaks out beyond expectations.

[markm]

It seems in crypto one ought to expect that it is going to break out if given any way out, thus build downward to smallest price the venue's offer format permits and if venue has ability to display sell as buy and buy as sell do the same in the other direction if not just go "astronomically insanely high" and expect to wake up some day and find it went three times higher than that, so go four times "astronomically, insanely" high only to see the same thing happen again. In the end it does start to seem one must simply hold back a few of the sell asset not placing it as an offer at all, so when price rockets billions of times higher than one's highest dreams one still has some left to sell; or, find a client or venue that lets you reverse the pair, or do the math to work out offers corresponding to to what you'd do with the reversed pair to extend the bottom all the way to the very bottom...

Each year or few though things seem to get more stable, less of those insane skyrockets than there used to be, but maybe in whatever is the latest hype, memes or whatever, they are still happening and I just avoid the hyped stuff...


-MarkM-

[HawkTrader]

Not sure about the sentiment in the market right now especially the current massive sells happening. Seems lots of whales are taking profits even when the odds of a possible rate cut in september is high at the moment.

A lot of options am considering right now are really "hilarious":
1. Buying the dip and staking them
2. Sniping memcoins (highly risky and costly)
3. Buying and staking stablecoins until market show signs of bulishness

What do you think?

Well earning from the crypto market is not easy as it seems to be. One can say that you can invest for long term and get benefits but not everyone has the emotions and time to keep the money invested and see their money go down if there is a bear market.

My advice to all the Bitcoin investors are that before investing they should see at which phase of the cycle we are in. I will not advise anyone to invest in Bitcoin at all time high prices and specially when the bitcoins for this cycle is about to peak and we are about to have another 2 years of bear market.

That's why DCA is just the best at this phase. Another option I explore more is exchange events with casual earnings. I usually average $300 every month from this.