all these can perform well after they drop some 40-50% more in value in the nearest future lol. Pretty sure the selloff isn't over. I'd wait until crypto is completely flat for months, and then scoop some projects I understand the value of.
all these can perform well after they drop some 40-50% more in value in the nearest future lol. Pretty sure the selloff isn't over. I'd wait until crypto is completely flat for months, and then scoop some projects I understand the value of.You will lose that 1,000 EUR if you ask anyone but yourself what to invest your money in. With that said, coins like DOT, NEAR, TEL, BNB, Matic and XMR will perform really well.
Here's a suggestion from someone who's been seasoned with crypto for the last 7 years:
1. Don't trade. You will lose your money.
2. Do not hold your money in one crypto only.
3. Do not buy cryptos which have a cult built around them, some examples would be: ADA, XRP and the obvious scam known as HEX.
4. When Ethereum Foundation sends ETH to an exchange it's the top.
5. Do not pay for trades, people who sell signals can't trade and make money by charging thousands of newbies a monthly subsription fee.
6. Twitter accounts with a small number of followers post more valuable information than those with a lot of followers. Big accounts larp (lie) a lot.
7. Crypto is a weasel infested environment, be careful who you interact with.
8. "If it sounds too good to be true, it is too good to be true.", an example would be UST and the 20% APY.
Good luck my unknown friend, please do not become my exit liquidity.
That, or you FOMO and rush buy everything in a couple of monthsall these can perform well after they drop some 40-50% more in value in the nearest future lol. Pretty sure the selloff isn't over. I'd wait until crypto is completely flat for months, and then scoop some projects I understand the value of.
by the way, how is it possible to know when "4. When Ethereum Foundation sends ETH to an exchange it's the top." ?You will lose that 1,000 EUR if you ask anyone but yourself what to invest your money in. With that said, coins like DOT, NEAR, TEL, BNB, Matic and XMR will perform really well.
Here's a suggestion from someone who's been seasoned with crypto for the last 7 years:
1. Don't trade. You will lose your money.
2. Do not hold your money in one crypto only.
3. Do not buy cryptos which have a cult built around them, some examples would be: ADA, XRP and the obvious scam known as HEX.
4. When Ethereum Foundation sends ETH to an exchange it's the top.
5. Do not pay for trades, people who sell signals can't trade and make money by charging thousands of newbies a monthly subsription fee.
6. Twitter accounts with a small number of followers post more valuable information than those with a lot of followers. Big accounts larp (lie) a lot.
7. Crypto is a weasel infested environment, be careful who you interact with.
8. "If it sounds too good to be true, it is too good to be true.", an example would be UST and the 20% APY.
Good luck my unknown friend, please do not become my exit liquidity.
Here's something I found online, if you dig deep enough you can find their addresses, Twiter is a good start: The Ethereum Foundation Sold At The Top Again. Did They Know Something We Didn’t?by the way, how is it possible to know when "4. When Ethereum Foundation sends ETH to an exchange it's the top." ?
it is quite a signal, if it's true. Never heard of it.
Absolutely its a buy and hold and a great addition if you already hold a bag of Bitconnect.
Buy umbrellas and sell them in rainy days probably to be honest for best returns.The title says it already, I want to know what would be the Top Investment if you only have 1000 euro available for investment?
I consider, cryptocurrency, Gold, stocks and alcoholics, anything better?
maybe not. Empires rise and fall…Crypto might not be around in 10 years but SP500 will be for sure!
Done it. A few hundreds NFTs actually. Sold a couple.1. Create your own NFT
2. Sell it to dummies
3. Profit
Investment required - less than 1ALGO
For SP500 to fail - means that the top 500 US companies need to fail.maybe not. Empires rise and fall…
Good for the short term, but don’t keep them for too long because the way they are built makes them lose value over time.I would buy inverse ETF on S&P500
Some time ago one could build a fortune starting with small money, I don’t know today with all those HFT and prop firms if there’s still space for a small trader.S&P is awesome.
for sure they did!Here's something I found online, if you dig deep enough you can find their addresses, Twiter is a good start: The Ethereum Foundation Sold At The Top Again. Did They Know Something We Didn’t?
Just today, because the huge demand, the first inverse Bitcoin ETF was launched.I would buy inverse ETF on S&P500
The ProShares Short Bitcoin Strategy ETF (ticker BITI) launches Tuesday, becoming the first inverse exchange-traded fund in the US linked to the largest cryptocurrency. By reversing the performance of an index of Bitcoin futures, it aims to offer a relatively cheap and easy way to profit from any further losses. BITI is arriving while the virtual-currency complex is in turmoil, with a digital-asset selloff amid soaring inflation gathering pace in the aftermath of last week’s super-sized Federal Reserve rate hike. It’s a spiral that’s seen even long-term holders start selling, and Bitcoin is down about 70% since its November peak.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...sedgntp&cvid=e9775b1393bf4539b49dacad81f72ae9“We think there are many investors who have bearish short-term or long-term view of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general who haven’t acted on their view because it was too difficult or expensive,” Michael Sapir, ProShares chief executive officer, said by phone. “Those investors will be able to gain short exposure to Bitcoin as easily as buying an ETF in traditional brokerage account.”
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