SocialNed
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Best Crypto To Buy Now?
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Ekalavya Hansaj
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Great insights.
milkmaster7
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HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELL NO to XRP, who told u thats a good buy?
To any plebs/newbs/incel and not true chad crypto trader then stay the fuck away from it all and buy only ETH and perhaps BTC and sit on that shit for ages, u are never gonna swing trade, u never gonna scalp, u enver gonna find golden tokens.
If u good at graphs and willign to spend enormous amounts of hours researching crypto then yes u can makem oney, but its a full time job...if not then buy ETH and perhaps BTC and sit on it for years.
As always DYOR for all tokens and suggestions, with 90% chance u will get rugpulled, scammed and dumped on and then say crypto is a scam.
Yes i have 4+ yrs working directly in crypto and with the biggest exchanges and tools/services out there, do never ever fall for all the vaporware and the memes (Hodl is a meme). FYI crypto is just as shady and corrupt as any other money-business. Do not belive fucking shit thats being said including what ive written here.
Crimemastergogo
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If you ask Gogo, he would say BTC and ETH.
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Even with its high growth recently, XRP is an excellent long term investment. If you measured all cryptos on a scale of most likely to play a large role in the future of the new global financial paradigm that's on the horizon compared to least likely, Ripple/RippleNet/XRP is very close to the top of that list.
Anyone with an IQ above 10 can say "just buy BTC and ETH" but historically that's a bad choice if you're trying to maximise ROI during a bull run, which we are almost certainly on the cusp of now. Looking back at 2017, a majority of well established alts outperformed BTC. If BTC rises then the rest of the market will too, and from a probabilistic point of view you have a higher chance of making more money from choosing a basket of the top alts than you do BTC and ETH, although in saying that ETH is going to hit a home run for sure in 2021.
Catchphrases like "chad trader", "DYOR", "rugpulled" and any other cute bullshit which people with $500 invested in crypto throw around to make them sound like they know what they're talking about is cancer and represents the run-down, scammy, crackhouse areas of the cryptosphere.
The fact that the vast swathes of scum that make up the dregs of the crypto market have made up a term ("rugpulling") for fucking large groups of people over says volumes about why there's still not mainstream adoption. Luckily this is probably the death-throws of having people parroting "DYOR" and "buy the dip" nonstop, as this bull run will push crypto right into the mainstream and the mass of crypto-dweebs will be phased out by actual traders to care more about the charts and the tech than sounding cool to other poor crypto-dweebs.
You should check out XRP, I hear it's a pretty good investment.
Robyries
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Can I know where do you get this graffic?
milkmaster7
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OKey i see u fell for thee XRP shills, yes ofc u can make monre moeny tradingi n defi and shit coins..but u are saying it like its easy, im tlaking to the newbs here and they shouldnt not try that shit unless they got money to lose so they can learn.
If u dont like the crypto-culture with the phrases as chad, ape etc...hoenstly who ccares? u seem to take this shit super serious when its not, if u still belive in any tech for crypto or so u fell for the memes. And your DEX tokens are also pure 100% scams or projects set up to fail later on and the owners scraped them clean (the longer u kee pa token looking legit the more u can scrape and some of the scams actually grows in to real projects).
U think Defi and ICO hype was different? history repeates itself...just a different name this time. Anyway enjoy your investments, hope u make money, i just gave my insight of crypto and having worked directly with it for many years and with many big names and exchanges from the industry...feel pretty confident in my statements about crypto right now and how the industry works, might change over time when its more regulated.
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Will break down your interesting reply mate.
They are world's apart from the perspective of real-world value, and the only perspective that would make them seem the same is from the point of view of someone that only sees the price of the tokens in both cases and the hype in the market both times, but doesn't understand anything about what's fuelling the hype and what's going on under the hood.. ICO's 150% != DeFi projects.
Correct, 50+ of the world's largest financial institutions that all partner with Ripple. Slightly more credible shills than your average crypto youtuber though wouldn't you say?
I guess it's a spectrum. To some people it's serious and they care about the tech, industry and making a lot of money. For some people it's a fun way to fuck around and waste time socially and they care about what the new cool words to say are, the funniest new crypto meme etc. Neither are good or bad, just different choices.
if you still believe in any tech for crypto, you fell for the memes.. hmmm. Ok. Have you heard of something called blockchain before? It's a pretty big deal and might be worth reading up on a bit.
The ability to be able to trade hundreds of millions of dollars of cryptocurrency in a fully decentralized way with slippage so low that compared to using a normal centralized exchange you save more than 90% of the typical cost of trading? Yeah, sounds like vaporware to me.. complete scam with no value or application. Can't imagine any institutional investors being interested in using that long term.
I ran an ICO listing site throughout 2016 and 2017 and dealt with the management of hundreds of different ICOs. A vast majority were worthless pieces of shit from a technical point of view. I'm also loosely involved with a few DeFi projects now and would like to set one up myself soon. I have a pretty good understand of both ICOs circa 2017 and DeFi projects circa 2020.
They are world's apart from the perspective of real-world value, and the only perspective that would make them seem the same is from the point of view of someone that only sees the price of the tokens in both cases and the hype in the market both times, but doesn't understand anything about what's fuelling the hype and what's going on under the hood.. ICO's 150% != DeFi projects.
And you as well, it's not just about investing it's about the value of the technology.. I think that's a lot more important. Right now DeFi and a lot of crypto projects might just seem like a quick way to try to make some cash, but in the future (not too far) the way the world does money is going to completely change at the same scale of the difference between trading 1 cow for 50 cabbages compared to using paper money, and it will all be because of crypto and blockchain. Good luck mate.
milkmaster7
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Not really no.
U can make money on not serious things as well.
Crypto-projects and blockchain are not the same, blockcahin will have usage in thef uturef or sure, random crypto not so much.
The rest of your comments im not gonna comment on since u seem to be way more "in to the tech" and im not, pointless to argue with each other about it (im sure both of us comes out good anyway), i jsut find crypt oto be way to immature for me to take anything serious from it, im sure in the future when its all more controlled and we actually have some real good usecases then i will invest "for the tech", for now to me this is jsut a pure money grab.
Also im sure there are some real fucking good tokens/coins out there that gonna make a killing in the future.
BUT you have also seen countless tokens get "fuled" on nothing more than the hype (like the tech or real usage is not so important, its about the price and making money), after Core there was probably hundreds of Core copies, everysingle Andre project has hundreds of copies...All this is hype, hype and hype...Its like a overbought stock the whole market and how immature it is, whenthe market gets controlled then we will see the real value on stuff.
I mean when u can 10-30x a meme token on uniswap on 1 day with the right tools then u know its not serious by any means.
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Which one are you talking about specifically? Or are you talking about the cluster of "DeFi" projects that are made by a single person/group, are copy pastes of each other's websites with slight design changes, and have names relating to blood/gore/rug and similar?
If so, I've noticed that operation too, and although they are probably making a lot from repetitively fleecing their (highly dumb) "investors", that's not representative of the core of the DeFi space, but is a symptom of the same greed and stupidity that's been in the crypto market since the beginning.
If you're comparing those specific "DeFi projects"/that operation to ICOs, I get where you're coming from. They're both just vaporware scams targeting people with down syndrome. If you're talking about DeFi in general (uniswap, curve, sushi, synthetix etc), then no it's nothing like ICOs.
Instap1212
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ADA and VET
marketpros44
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I bought at $8k so I´m not too worried about losing money at this point.bold prediction you may not be wrong however. I hope your right dearly for my wallet haha however I have given up hope on predictions haha who the heck knows whats gonna happen with this crap its more up and down than a rollercoaster.. least it makes it exciting.
EroMediaBV
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I’d say your gonna be in the green for a long while to come hehe
I had 1 btc at $6K salty I sold it haha.
truonghaiceo
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If you don't care about the market, you have some capital and just want to keep it in your wallet.
BTC is still the safest.
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It'd be interesting if someone took all the crypto related threads and checked recommendations from the past against their actual performance.
How did all the cryptos mentioned in these threads do?
How did all the cryptos mentioned in these threads do?
BrandingCat
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elrond my friend, elrond.