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[bitmover]

The price is doing much better, I think. It failed to hit the targets that most of us predicted, but I still have hopes for it, haha, as I bought some near $3500, haha. Is there anyone else who bought in this range?

Quite by chance, I sold at $3600+ at the end of 2024. It turned out to be one of the better decisions, although I did not plan to sell, more because of the cash out, and ETH seemed the most uninteresting to me.

I sold about half of my position at 3500 and converted a smaller amount to btc.

I regret not selling all the  eth stash, but I still had some hope.

I am still holding now some eth. I am waiting for a good opportunity to sell more or converted to btc.

I think ccecash is the cheapest exchange I have found for such trade eth > btc, I having been making some simulations recently

[hugeblack]

I think ccecash is the cheapest exchange I have found for such trade eth > btc, I having been making some simulations recently

It is true that their fees are the cheapest and the exchange takes place as soon as the necessary confirmations are obtained, they only need to remove the human verification or modify its settings (last time it took me several minutes)

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I think ccecash is the cheapest exchange I have found for such trade eth > btc, I having been making some simulations recently

It is true that their fees are the cheapest and the exchange takes place as soon as the necessary confirmations are obtained, they only need to remove the human verification or modify its settings (last time it took me several minutes)

I don't think it makes much of a difference whether an exchange charges a 0.4% or 0.6% fee. The crucial thing is that the exchange rate is the closest to the current market rate. Every time I used CCE.Cash, the rate was the same as for example, on Binance, with the fact that there is no withdrawal fee here.
Proof that instant exchange doesn't have to be more 'unfavorable' than major CEX, and that's the direction we've been waiting for a long time.

[bitmover]

I don't think it makes much of a difference whether an exchange charges a 0.4% or 0.6% fee.

I agree that 0.4% or 0.6 isn't much, but if I trust both of them, and I am exchanging like 10k USD, i will obviously choose the cheaper one.

For 10k USD, 0.2% is 20 USD.

But, if some exchanges do charge 1% fee, which is 100 usd. Now we are talking about relevant differences.

Others charge even more than that. Someties even 3-4%

Costs matters.

[CCECash]

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[Chikito]

Can someone explain how much time the detail disappears?

No access is a privacy protection. If you visit order code using a different browser or IP address, you will be asked to add the receiving address before the transaction details are displayed. In short, you need to add the correct receiving address.

for more please read ----> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5538211.msg66534480#msg66534480

You are right, I am made wrong input received address using btc address (when I sent on from my wallet). I have to input the received address when I exchange on the first page.

[Z-tight]

Dutch banking services provider ABN AMRO has rolled out new tools designed to let customers tap into the cryptocurrency sector without direct ownership. https://t.co/vLDZGbgkoG

Not a bad news, neither is it one i would categorize as good though . Simply because i only recommend one way of storing BTC, and that is through self-custody. Not your keys, not your coins we say.

However, for customers of ABN AMRO who want exposure to BTC and crypto, but do not want to be their own bank, then they can take advantage of this. The bank offers interested customers Crypto Exchange Traded Products and Capital Protected Notes to allow them tap into the cryptocurrency industry, without owning their own keys.

[Yamane_Keto]

Not a bad news, neither is it one i would categorize as good though . Simply because i only recommend one way of storing BTC, and that is through self-custody. Not your keys, not your coins we say.

It's designed for those who are investing in Bitcoin but don't want to use or buy Bitcoin. 'Not your keys, not your coins' is the best option if you're investing in Bitcoin, but for some tokens, like wBTC, the Dutch bank ABN AMRO offers a more reliable token.

[Hamza2424]

Quite by chance, I sold at $3600+ at the end of 2024. It turned out to be one of the better decisions, although I did not plan to sell, more because of the cash out, and ETH seemed the most uninteresting to me.

You was really lucky and it was a good decision. Buying ETH at that range was a mistake for me, but I managed my average price so I think I am good haha as I just have to wait now for the next bull season.

I sold about half of my position at 3500 and converted a smaller amount to btc.

I regret not selling all the  eth stash, but I still had some hope.

I am still holding now some eth. I am waiting for a good opportunity to sell more or converted to btc.

I think ccecash is the cheapest exchange I have found for such trade eth > btc, I having been making some simulations recently

I also sold some of my ETH around $3000 and bought again way lower so I am not facing a huge loss here. I don't regret it, you should also not regret because bro, it is ETH, and it will recover eventually due to its high demand, the way Bitmine is accumulating it, I am 90% confident that this time we will see a new ATH. Do you think?

BTC is best though, you did great to convert it to BTC, yep you are right, the rates are way lower than many.

[SamReomo]

You was really lucky and it was a good decision. Buying ETH at that range was a mistake for me, but I managed my average price so I think I am good haha as I just have to wait now for the next bull season.

Those who bought ETH over $3k are in huge loss right now and they won't be able to make any profit during current market situations but surely in future they might make some profit if ETH keeps doing better by gaining value and reaching $4k to $5k.

[kawetsriyanto]

I also sold some of my ETH around $3000 and bought again way lower so I am not facing a huge loss here. I don't regret it, you should also not regret because bro, it is ETH, and it will recover eventually due to its high demand, the way Bitmine is accumulating it, I am 90% confident that this time we will see a new ATH. Do you think?

Even you didn't sell your ETH, you still don't get a lose as long as you keep holding your ETH. You still have a chance to gain profits in the next bullrun season, ETH may hit a new ATH above $4k and you can gain some profits. However it was good idea that you did "cutloss", then you bought again ETH a cheaper price. When ETH can hit a new ATH, you are able to gain bigger profits in this way. Sure, I also believe that ETH will hit a new ATH again in 2028/2029.  

BTC is best though, you did great to convert it to BTC, yep you are right, the rates are way lower than many.

There is no doubt about Bitcoin. It will be always the best choice for crypto investment. If we don't want to deal with too high risk in crypto, we can focus on Bitcoin only.

Those who bought ETH over $3k are in huge loss right now and they won't be able to make any profit during current market situations but surely in future they might make some profit if ETH keeps doing better by gaining value and reaching $4k to $5k.

They still have a chance, they probably won't get losses if they still keep their ETH. If they are quite patient to wait for a new ATH, they surely will get profits. I'm sure ETH is still in the right track to develop in the future.

[CCECash]

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[SamReomo]

They still have a chance, they probably won't get losses if they still keep their ETH. If they are quite patient to wait for a new ATH, they surely will get profits. I'm sure ETH is still in the right track to develop in the future.

ETH isn't a bad coin and yes the ones who bought it at high value might end up making profits if they hold it for the time when it crosses its current ATH and forms another ATH. But, averaging might be more helpful for such investors because they can buy more ETH at low values and that averages the price and then if new ATH takes place they might make much higher profit.

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ETH isn't a bad coin and yes the ones who bought it at high value might end up making profits if they hold it for the time when it crosses its current ATH and forms another ATH. But, averaging might be more helpful for such investors because they can buy more ETH at low values and that averages the price and then if new ATH takes place they might make much higher profit.

How much does the new ATH have to exceed the previous one in order for the hold to be considered profitable? For such a long period, even simply saving money in the bank + interest seems to give a better "profit".
Ethereum has not looked like an asset with profit potential for a long time.

[kawetsriyanto]

ETH isn't a bad coin

Of course. It is still in 2nd rank in CMC which means the best crypto coin after Bitcoin.

yes the ones who bought it at high value might end up making profits if they hold it for the time when it crosses its current ATH and forms another ATH.

Yep, they still can get profits if they hold until ETH reaches a new ATH. I believe ETH should reach a new ATH again in the next bullish season. Even it too depends on Bitcoin, it looks still growing its price. Even more if ETH has great news that can trigger for more significant raise in the future, the dream of reaching $5k can be quite open to happen sooner.

But, averaging might be more helpful for such investors because they can buy more ETH at low values and that averages the price and then if new ATH takes place they might make much higher profit.

Indeed. With that strategy, the number of ETH can be bigger. So, they are possible to gain higher profits.

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[Faisal2202]

~ I've observed that myself, when Bitcoin dumped to $60k during that Epstein thing,

Have you bought Bitcoin during that massive bad news?
Indeed. BTC dropped to around $60k at that time. It was actually good time to buy Bitcoin.

I don't think the dump to $60k was due to the Epstein file but it was due to tariff war and other increasing factors but to some extent, it also played a role in the dump but it was not a major factor, Samreomo.

I did not buy in bulk, but I am glad that I bought some. My capital was not enough but that also does not matter because my plan is to hold for the long term and that's why I am doing.

[kawetsriyanto]

I don't think the dump to $60k was due to the Epstein file but it was due to tariff war and other increasing factors but to some extent, it also played a role in the dump but it was not a major factor, Samreomo.

You may be true. However, the major factor is probably about the bearish season effect.
FUDs, Einsten file, Tariff, and wars are just few factors that lead the Bitcoin to drop faster during the bearish season.
However, it is not bad if $60k will be the bottom price in this bearish. If Bitcoin hits its bottom faster, the recovery will be faster as well.

I did not buy in bulk, but I am glad that I bought some. My capital was not enough but that also does not matter because my plan is to hold for the long term and that's why I am doing.

You don't need to buy in hurry. Just accumulate with DCA strategy! It is what most people do.
If you still assume the bottom price can be lower than $60k, it is good to keep some funds for buying at lower prices.

[SamReomo]

Quite by chance, I sold at $3600+ at the end of 2024. It turned out to be one of the better decisions, although I did not plan to sell, more because of the cash out, and ETH seemed the most uninteresting to me.

That was indeed a good decision, and I believe every investor should do something like that when they see gains in coins during bullish market. I've done such type of sells multiple times and to be honest that's needed to survive in the market because later we can most probably buy those coins for cheap rates during the bearish phase.