Are there any exchanges besides Coinbase that allow the purchase of cryptos with USD??
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.Verge has been consistently surprising me. Price went up huge today over 100% to 2000 satoshi on Binance. Got in at 225 satoshi last week. Needless to say it has been a stellar investment so far.
Anybody know of any other coins using this tangle technology? Seems like it’s potentially better than blockchain?
I've been trading bitcoin since 2013, and trading ETH since the summer of this year (mining ETH as well on multiple GPU rigs), along with trading many of the alt coins with a multi-market auto trading bot.
Here is my take on the OP's question:
This is a highly speculative strategy, akin to penny stock trading, or venture capital investing i.e. invest in 15 different things, 14 of which will lose or at best, break even, and 1 of which will make more money than you lost on the other 14.
Here is how to do it:
1) Focus on the alts with the highest liquidity. You can get the list of alt-coins, sorted by market cap as a proxy for liquidity.
2) Look at the top 20 or so coins on this list. Possibly filter out coins that are too expensive. Expensive is somewhat subjective - it depends on if you insist on coins being cheaper than $10 or something because the idea here is to buy them really cheap, and hold them for a long time looking for that 10x or 100x gain as Bitcoin did.
3) find the coins that have something that fundamentally differentiates them from other coins and provides some value to miners, holders or people using them for transactions, etc. For example, ETH is ASIC mining resistant and has a contract component as part of its fundamental structure that differentiates it from BTC
4) watch these coins and look for a volatility breakout. Be wary of pump-and-dumps though. After the VB, see if there is any news on why there was a VB. Wait for the coin to start making new highs above the VB peak, and buy in. As a back up entry, buy at the highest historical high. The general idea here is to not waste money on coins that are not showing any signs of life. Avoid opportunity cost.
5) Hold them for a long time. Hold them OFFLINE and not in an "exchange". Use a paper wallet, digital cold storage wallet, etc. The idea is to protect yourself from another Mt.Gox type of event. Also, note that this means holding the coins 8+ years. This is not a short term trade. Recall the Bitcoin for pizzas story: 2 pizzas were purchased for 10,000 BTC back in 2010. Someone in 2010 bought 2 pizzas with 10,000 bitcoins — which today would be worth $20 million Today those would be $194 million dollar pizzas. That is some f'ing expensive-a$$ peperoni!
6) Exit strategy: I'm a trader, so I would attempt to time the exits at the periodic peaks on the way up. I would not cash out my entire position. I would cash out some so I can enjoy the profits (and redeploy them somewhere else), but continue to hold some of the coins.
Really close to selling IOTA the minute it breaks even and dumping it into Verge. Iota can’t seen to recover from the Microsoft news.
hey, you should just think about this:
you know that it is easier for a 3 cent coin to go to 3 dollars, than it is for a $300 dollar coin to go to $30,000 same rise.
watch out for the pennystocks but not the shit ones. Good picks with reasons of technology and usage are Siacoin, Bytecoin, Bitshares, Golos, Tron, Electroneum, Redcoin(not sure about this one but it looks like they got new management), Cardano, Stellar, Verge, NEM, Ripple....
This isn't exactly true. I work for fund with $1.5 billion in asset under management. We have lots of clients interested in cryptos but there is no way we are going to put money into any low priced crypto's.... ever. This is the same for many other money management companies. Big moves happen from institutional money flows, for example the move in Bitcoin and Ethereum this year is mainly due to larger players starting to enter the space. Big banks like Goldman Sacs getting involved is what moved this market. The recent sell off is due to mom and pops getting involved after the move already happened, and therefore getting bent over. The big move had little to do with people from a message board dropping $500 into this space. So to say that one of these is less likely to go from $300 to $30,000 is false. Of course these little turd cryptos could go from $.10 to $2.00 but the liquidity isn't there for somebody that wants to trade bigger size and the moves will be short lived and unsustainable which means if you don't know how to trade them and are actively watching them ready to sell at a moments notice, you'll end up holding the bag.
How many of you guys are buying and holding vs swing trading. I feel like there’s a lot of pumping and dumping going on, so a chance to buy low and sell when it recovers?
do you have a lot of time and a big chunk of money than yes TRADE if not buy and HODL otherwise TRansactioncost can make your trades even more worse...
Only holding the one alt. Well, one outside the top 20.
VeChain (VEN) - Currently $0.67 with a $185,591,702 market cap.
Looks to have a lot of potential. Undergoing a re-branding next month and currently partnered with a few billion dollar companies. Including - Renault, DIG, DNV GL, and BabyGhost.
"Within 5 years, we believe you’ll be able to scan a product in a store with NFC and see its entire history – who made it – what with – how it got here – and how long it took".
Other than Ven, I currently hold: Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Neo, and Omg. EOS and Iota have my attention.
Just an update letting you know that VeChain is now 100% of my portfolio.
Price is now hovering the $2 mark with a marketcap of $549,860,177.
With the partnerships and deals VeChain has already made, this deserves to be a top 10 coin (I actually think it will be top 5 in the longer term). VeChain has been flying under the rador, making deals, whilst other coins pump from pure hype. Despite all the massive news, the CEO said January will "blow our minds". There's also supposed to be a new exchange, more deals, re-branding and details of their masternode program. If everything runs as expected, I envision a 4B market cap by end of Jan.
Please don't invest any money because of me, or any person on the internet.. But if you like the alt market, then I invite you to spend a few moments looking into VeChain.
Wow your going all in? If you don't mind me asking, are you being aggressive because you just have a little money (for you) in the space? Or because you really are that bullish and don't feel a need to diversify at all?
Either way props for having balls. I am definitely going to look into this coin. Just recently put a bunch into XRB and not sure what I'd liquidate from my portfolio.
Thanks for sharing.
Edit: Also just to confirm, you mean vechain (VET) correct, not (VEN.)
I'm not all in with everything I own, just my crypto-pot. Most of my other coins had grown 100-300%, so I just took the profits from those and bought more VET. Can't see any other project that has this much upside/potential so have put all my eggs in the VeChain basket..
VeChain is VEN and VET (confusing yes haha). They used to be VEN, but are re-branding to VeChain Thor (VET). The full re-branding kicks off mid Jan, although most exchanges and websites are already using the new name.
I bought some off Binance.Mate,how to buy this coin?
I bought some off Binance.
watch out : XLM, XVG and ADA. you might double your money in short!
Bigger Risk with opportunity to yield more: Siacoin, Tron and Bytecoin, they have high market cap but really cheap. So low downward with chance of high upward. good luck!
So all coins lower than $1... A low coin value doesn't mean the project has more upside, they just have a huge circulating supply. Infact, a few of those projects are already very overvalued comapred with others (yes XVG, I'm talking to you). You need to look at the market cap.
So all coins lower than $1... A low coin value doesn't mean the project has more upside, they just have a huge circulating supply. Infact, a few of those projects are already very overvalued comapred with others (yes XVG, I'm talking to you). You need to look at the market cap.
Thanks for the info brother. I'm already on XVG and Tron and expecting to sell at 0.50~ and buy again on the next dip. What are your plans on those?watch out : XLM, XVG and ADA. you might double your money in short!
Bigger Risk with opportunity to yield more: Siacoin, Tron and Bytecoin, they have high market cap but really cheap. So low downward with chance of high upward. good luck!
Pete, where do you plan jumping out of Dragonchain?So just to follow up from what I've done- The 3 that I've invested in are Dragonchain, Raiblocks (got in at $9.50 unfortunately because bank transfer took 8 days) and Bounty0x.
Dragonchain: Originally started in Disney and has a very impressive team that I feel other investors will jump on board almost for that reason entirely. They also have a good service of protection of businesses data and making it easier for them to get on the blockchain. The main worries I have with it is people's ability to understand it. The sales video is pretty confusing and they seem to be doing a load of different stuff, rather than focussing on one thing. Also the community is average at best. I've leant from what I saw on Raiblocks that the community promoting it is very important- More than I ever thought. So I'm doubting it slightly at this point. I do think it will get some exposure from media purely because of it's Disney connections, so it's not all bad. I got in at $0.75 though, so I'm up on it and waiting to see where it goes.
Raiblocks: Probably one of the most impressive products I've seen. It's a currency based coin that uses DAG technology, which means that it's fast, free and scalable, so it's got potential to be a top 10 coin in the next few months. The guy in charge in it also worked for quite a few big tech too and they're growing the team too. The main worry I had was the team's ability to promote it because the website doesn't describe it and is absolutely crap. I since learnt that they have an army of raving fans that I was confident were going to promote it and get the message out for him (which I said in the video). I managed to get in at $9.50 because Coinbase took 8 days to process my payment, so pretty annoyed because it could have been like $3, but it is what it is I guess!
Here's my video on the first 2, so you can see my thinking in more detail. I've changed some of my thoughts from what you can see from what I wrote above haha:View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgPd4IsWepQ
Bounty0x: This aims to be a similar service to Fiverr, except there are lower fees (10%, but should be free IMO), the task poster doesn't have to check the work (especially with smart contract based tasks due to it being automated) and there is less trust involved from both ends because of the smart contracts. This also has a similar community push building that I saw from Raiblocks, but also has a website that explains what it is and sells it quite well, which was my main worry with Raiblocks. The main concern I have with these guys is that fact that the team isn't anything all that special, but I guess the same could be said with Raiblocks and you're probably not going to find a coin that has everything. It's currently ranked at about 300 or something, so it's got so much potential that I feel it almost can't go down much further and it's bound to rise up once it gets on more exchanges (similar to Raiblocks/Dragonchain). I got it at about $0.25, so I've lost some so far because it's dipped and I'm abit pissed off at myself for buying at basically an all time high, but it's very difficult to predict when the dips will happen when you know something is so undervalued. I can't see this being a top 10 or anything, but I wouldn't be surprised to see it in the top 25 in the next year, so it's got a huge potential ROI.
I'm going to hold off investing in anything else until I see any other projects I can see blowing up and concentrate on the FBA for abit.
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