Ripple/XRP

I would rather go for bitcoin.

Depends on how much money you have.

If you have a lot, then you can definitely make a killing really fast on Bitcoin with day trades. But buying small fractions on BTC typically won't earn you more than putting the same money on a lower cost coin that is doing well.
 
ADA looks strong right now. Would probably hold for a day or two and try to sell on the dip.

TRON is still doing incredible things, although probably too late at this point to get in.

Also considering picking up some BAT if the dip gets low enough. Solid project from guy who created Javascript.

(be careful as there are two different and completely unrelated BATS listed on cmc. It's a major branding problem for the real BAT coin)
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/basic-attention-token/
 
Coming from someone who cashed out at 16k btc and sold some other alt coins at the same time... you guys need to get out soon. This is clearly a bubble and you are going to end up with your btc at 1k per btc.

Don't believe me? Take a look into the tulips bubble... literally the exact same.
 
It does feel like Tulips. Although BTC has been quite stable after the fall from when it hit around 20k.
 
Where can i buy all these coins? And where can i store them safe? Can anyone help me? Thanks!:)
 
Where can i buy all these coins? And where do i store safe them after i purchased them? Can anyone help me? Thanks!:)

I'd say this is probably the most asked question on crypto forum. :)

1. go here and find coin of choice https://coinmarketcap.com/
2. Click on MARKETS tab on the page to view exchanges where it can be bought/traded for
3. Get yourself a Ledger Nano S or Trezor (check Amazon)

Make sure the digital wallet you buy supports the coin you wish to purchase. You can visit their websites to see which coins they currently support.
 
I'd say this is probably the most asked question on crypto forum. :)

1. go here and find coin of choice https://coinmarketcap.com/
2. Click on MARKETS tab on the page to view exchanges where it can be bought/traded for
3. Get yourself a Ledger Nano S or Trezor (check Amazon)

Make sure the digital wallet you buy supports the coin you wish to purchase. You can visit their websites to see which coins they currently support.

Thank you very much! :)
 
I'd say this is probably the most asked question on crypto forum. :)

1. go here and find coin of choice https://coinmarketcap.com/
2. Click on MARKETS tab on the page to view exchanges where it can be bought/traded for
3. Get yourself a Ledger Nano S or Trezor (check Amazon)

Make sure the digital wallet you buy supports the coin you wish to purchase. You can visit their websites to see which coins they currently support.
I saw Ledger Nano S supports only 10-15 coins, is there a way to make it support more? And is it one wallet for all of the coins, or the hardware makes each coin different wallet?
 
I'd say this is probably the most asked question on crypto forum. :)

1. go here and find coin of choice https://coinmarketcap.com/
2. Click on MARKETS tab on the page to view exchanges where it can be bought/traded for
3. Get yourself a Ledger Nano S or Trezor (check Amazon)

Make sure the digital wallet you buy supports the coin you wish to purchase. You can visit their websites to see which coins they currently support.

Is there a way to store the coins online? Or is it not safe?
 
Yes Phiman. Email Ledger and ask them to build a digital wallet for the coin you want. Or you could build one yourself if you're super savvy and have lots of free time.

There are over 1500 coins and I believe almost all of them require unique digital wallets to store coins although some can use digital wallets of their parent coin. Some digital wallets only exist in computer apps, while others are hardware. Google 'digital wallet compare' or something like that to see all the available ones. For many of the lesser known alt coins, there might not be a digital wallet because the coin is too new.
 
I think you have probably missed the boat.
Yeah, I was willing to invest a week ago and now it's already high :( This could be a pump-effect but I don't want to wait more. Imho on long-term it is still worth it, I believe ripple can reach $5/coin next year. Easily.
 
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