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August 31, 2017, 08:49:01 PM
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So I was thinking wether to invest into Verge Or Sys. Im hearing good things about both but i cant really choose.

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August 31, 2017, 08:58:28 PM
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They were both pumped a little recently. I would suggest syscoin for long term, it's at an ok entry right now. If you wait a week you might get it lower. For me verge is a little high to invest a lot into righ now. It could be good for some quick returns if you can trade the market. Verge could be good as a long term hold if you can get in around 50 sats. The dev team is active and if they have some big news I could see xvg going to the moon, but right now it has a higher risk than syscoin. Conservative estimate you can only double your investment on either of them, short term.
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August 31, 2017, 09:03:09 PM
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When you say XVG to the moon, what level is the 'moon'??
I just see that term used over and over and over on these forums ad nauseum and one mans moon could be €1 per coin whereas another's would be €100 per coin.
I'm not having a go by the way, just seems to be an overused term on here
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August 31, 2017, 09:09:02 PM
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They were both pumped a little recently. I would suggest syscoin for long term, it's at an ok entry right now. If you wait a week you might get it lower. For me verge is a little high to invest a lot into righ now. It could be good for some quick returns if you can trade the market. Verge could be good as a long term hold if you can get in around 50 sats. The dev team is active and if they have some big news I could see xvg going to the moon, but right now it has a higher risk than syscoin. Conservative estimate you can only double your investment on either of them, short term.

I have about 1.2k vgx, Is it worth it to go long term with it or cash out at the next major raise?
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August 31, 2017, 09:31:09 PM
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SYS for sure. Has way more potential than XVG.
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August 31, 2017, 11:34:12 PM
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So I was thinking wether to invest into Verge Or Sys. Im hearing good things about both but i cant really choose.

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This is probably because you try to to compare apples and oranges. Verge and Syscoin have completely different use-cases.
Seems to me that it could be a good idea to buy both   Grin
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