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Crypto is a scam. I hope you have a solid exist strategy.Since October my portfolio of around £10,500 of Bitcoin, LTC, Monero etc just risen by 40% to around £15k.
Crypto is king.
Tether lies about it's liquidity, once the market realises it's broke bitcoin is finished.itll drop again as it always does. its a trap.
I'll probably sell when BTC reaches 60k in value.itll drop again as it always does. its a trap.
My exit strategy is to convert my BTC and other volatile currencies into USDT at around the $60k mark. No way am I gonna convert it into fiat Jewmerica currency and get taxed JFLCrypto is a scam. I hope you have a solid exist strategy.
every cryptobroautismmaxerJust buy at the dip bro
not enough yet@eduardkoopman how much did you make
tether and bitcoin are unrelated.Tether lies about it's liquidity, once the market realises it's broke bitcoin is finished.
unrelated to each other. to an extend correlated.Personally, after the revelations about Tether I wouldn't touch Bitcoin with a 10 foot pole. Way too risky.
It's not really about investment. Most of the crypto I have is purely from earning it online and not paying tax. That's the greatest thing about crypto - being anonymous.Speculation is not investment. Yes, people can make a lot of money on speculation. They can also lose a lot of it suddenly, and far more often they do. Something like 70%+ of cryptocurrency owners lost more money than they made. And just to put this into perspective, EVERY guy thinks he's educated about the topic and everyone else is a bumbling fool.
Personally, after the revelations about Tether I wouldn't touch Bitcoin with a 10 foot pole. Way too risky.
Your car analogy fails to explain how speculation works. Speculation markets are connected. A better analogy would be the USD federal reserve increases inflation rates so the EUR becomes stronger in buying power.tether and bitcoin are unrelated.
It's like saying that Tesla electrical cars will be finished, when people find out Hyundai lies about the actiradius of their shit electric cars.
unrelated to each other. to an extend correlated.
It's not really about investment. Most of the crypto I have is purely from earning it online and not paying tax. That's the greatest thing about crypto - being anonymous.
Yeh it isn't but anon enough for tax collectors not to find out ofcQue???
But its not anonymous. I'm really baffled by why people believe this. Bitcoin for example, is totally transparent, was designed from the outset to be so; a perfect ledger where every single transaction is recorded in perpetuity - this was supposed to make it hard for governments to lie about where the money is going.
There's nothing anonymous about it, and blockchain analysis has been used by the IRS to make seizures. As cryptos go, BTC is by far the WORST for privacy.
On the other hand, Monero is an actual privacy coin, but if you're using exchanges or other USD on-ramps to acquire it, it's still leaving a comically big question mark and trail.
true speculation markets have a significant level of correlation(s)Your car analogy fails to explain how speculation works. Speculation markets are connected. A better analogy would be the USD federal reserve increases inflation rates so the EUR becomes stronger in buying power.
If Tether goes partly or fully fucked up/depegged, that would be a massive blow to the cryptospehre. For sure Bitcoin price will have at least a shortterm big dump.Also, 45% of Bitcoin transactions are in tether (https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/btc/analysis/USDT#:~:text=BTC Volume by Currency). If tether fails 45% of Bitcoin's liquidity fails, which is its biggest liquidity provider.
on my way tbh, very closeget a 100K job instead lol- better returns over the years...also youll prolly lose all these gains in the next cycle lmao