Haha,yeah.Ive seen enough to know cryptos not going anywhere.The prices have been pretty erratic and easily manipulated by people like elon musk lately though.Cant predict when/ifs a good time to buy/sell or hold.Should have sold before the may crash when it was high and bought back in now instead of holding 
Unless youāre trading I recommend DCA.
Dollar cost averaging.
Bzy each month at the same date.
Sell in 5-10 years.
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Sounds interesting.Will look into it.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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Man feeling it this week too with the crash. It has been a while since BTC has sunk so low.
Is everyone still positive about XRP?
tfw ppl say btc is low at 30k when you held from 20k down to 3k
Pro tip, never invest more than you are comfortable to lose.
I also need to add, when regular investors (no offense) are starting to panic, this is a sign of the bottom. When most normies have sold and are shaken out, we can grow upwards again.
Happened about 6 times already on that scale.
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Tomorrowās inflation report could create an opportunity to ābuy the dip.ā Thatās what I plan on doing. Not financial advice.
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Means should sell everything today and buy back in tomorrow?Or hold what we have and just buy some more?Curious the definition of buying the dip in this case
Still new to crypto so mostly been HODLing but should have sold during may and bought back in now,lol
I believe BTC will fall further, and will come back to the levels it used to trade and further. Itās a classic pump and dump scheme, which keep happening over and over. Around at 23,000, Iād start buying again.
Interesting!
Could I get some good sources to learn cryptocurrency. I know absolutely nothing about it. So basically newbie sources to learn would be appreciated.
Thank you.
I was buying little bits of bitcoin back when it was around 15k. Cost averaging in and eventually sold it when bitcoin was around 60k. I knew the bubble was gonna pop. Did the same with Etherium from 500-2000 or wherever it ended up. Not the perfect top but darn close. I sold ETH may 4.
Anyhow Iām waiting for things to bottom out. I suspect one of two things will happen:
Bitcoin will just die off (not likely but it is possible that people get wise to how it always crashes)
Or we slide sideways and down to 10k maybe for a while.
Iām no expert these are just my feelings. And I trust them since I timed both tops pretty well
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@SargeMaximus I personally consider BTC and ETH to be the two long-term holds. BTC as a store of value and ETH for the functionality it provides through the Ethereum network which powers a variety of other coins. In addition I have found that I can earn interest on both of these big coins through a few sites. (see my comment above for links with special referral bonuses.)
If anything, BTC may be used as an inflationary hedge, and now is a good time to buy in. Probably not all at once, because as you said it could drop significantly again. So set those limits and average down!
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BTC and ETH are objectively inferior technologies compared to other cryptos especially when it comes to speed and scalability, but I think they still will do well over time from their first mover advantage. Could go into my thoughts more on this but will leave it at that for now.
But yes there are platforms you can earn interest like Nexo, Celsius, Blockfi, etc. A good amount of coins are Proof of Stake instead of PoW. This lets you stake your coins and earn an APY. For example, $ZIL gives you about 14% APY currently.
I would honestly hold anything besides USD at this point. I was telling my family about this months go, but inflation has finally become a mainstream topic. Prices here have shot up. And I donāt see that trend stopping. The money printer machine doesnāt seem to be ending anytime soon, especially since they are actively deflecting the causes of inflation to everything other than the fact that, IIRC, ~>30% of the entire circulating supply of USD was created just in the last year. Yup. And they keep printing trillions more. Gold, silver, crypto, land, euros (edit: forget what i said about euros, iām staying away from all fiat), literally anything but USD for me. Learning how to grow your own food would be smart since a lot of big farmers in Cali are unable to grow or farm at all this summer because they missed their rainy season. These farmers who are having issues are responsible for a huge percentage of US produce/livestock. Also I donāt trust the stock market at all long term, but because of this inflation machine it has no one where to go but up. Until it canāt anymore.
And for anyone letting their emotions spook them due to short term price action, understand that everything you see is intentional. Human psychology is predictable. Whales know this and have been doing this forever. Every market is manipulated: stocks, crypto, precious metals, housing, etc. Hereās one recent, tangible example: https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/jpmorgan-to-pay-%24920-mln-fine-for-manipulating-precious-metals-treasury-market-2020-09-29
Ask yourself, have the fundamentals and research Iāve done been invalidated just because the price went down?
Not financial advice. Just my opinions. Dyor and verify.
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If anything, get yourself some Cardanoās Iām sensing these weāll grandiosely skyrocket over the upcoming months.
Not financial advice just intuition. Kusama and Polkadot are also worth looking into.
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Funnily enough, I got into Cardano at .16 based solely off intuition. I took my profits not too long ago to invest in what I see as a very strong and imo extremely undervalued passive income opportunity. Although Cardano does let you stake at an almost 7% APY in some pools.
I also think all will do well like youāre saying. Wasnāt easy selling my ADA as I felt the same feeling that itāll explode. It was just a lot of juggling the opportunity costs.
I donāt believe bitcoin is a store of value. Sheās a pump and dump
What do you guys think about chainlink and uniswap?
Anytime this becomes the mainstream thought again, it pumps to new heights.
So yes āI agreeā 
Also about the store if value, just read up how it works, and youāll be quickly convinced. It stores more value than FIAT virtually by design.