No in my case it's kinda different im a newbie to Cryptocurreny & im learning how to invest and read charts ...etc that's why i ask Peoples like you who knows what they are doing! it's not a lack of self confidence :)
Hi @bbkoopsta
I am only been involved in the cryptocurrency world since the 1st of January. Where I was only going to focus on Bitcoin
I was chatting with someone else at my work place. who was also aware of Bitcoin.
We both agreed digital currency is the future
So, as I was signed up to Coinbase, I thought let me have a look into Ether. So put a little money into this.
Then I discovered the world of other cryptocurrencies & thought hey lets have a go at others
I read about Monero taking over as payment from bitcoin on Darkweb purchases (Decided this will be my long term coin)
I put a bit into Ripple as it was only 0.05. Own 466 Ripple (Not sure about it much at the time, but thought I am not going to lose to much if it takes a dead end. Today it has hit 0.10 (This is for long term investment)
Then Dash just came out of no where & invested half of my bitcoin into it
(This is where I earned a good chunk of profit)
Then thought lets have a go at trading back & forth
So over last week or 2. Have found myself trading back & forth between Ether & Dash
Yes I made a few rookie mistakes & could have made more earnings if I made the correct trades. (This is also down to not having the confidence at the time)
But it is all about learning from the mistakes. I am not out of pocket for doing it. So I feel more comfortable taking a bit of a risk
Now thanks to @craig-grant I am getting into the steem game
At the moment from 3 months I am up $1000. Even if this was kept in a bank for a whole year, I would never earn a $1000 extra in interest
Take a bit of a risk. Start slow & then you will find your rhythm
no, it's not a good investment , and I buy dash everyday :)
I see, you buy the dips & sell at the highs ?
seekers of investment advice deserve to miss out on great investments, because they lack self confidence
No in my case it's kinda different im a newbie to Cryptocurreny & im learning how to invest and read charts ...etc that's why i ask Peoples like you who knows what they are doing! it's not a lack of self confidence :)
cryptocurrency is play money, once it's in crypto consider it lost, so asking for investment advice means you not doing it right
all signs are pointing me to Dash......but only invest what you can afford to lose.
Hi @bbkoopsta
I am only been involved in the cryptocurrency world since the 1st of January. Where I was only going to focus on Bitcoin
I was chatting with someone else at my work place. who was also aware of Bitcoin.
We both agreed digital currency is the future
So, as I was signed up to Coinbase, I thought let me have a look into Ether. So put a little money into this.
Then I discovered the world of other cryptocurrencies & thought hey lets have a go at others
I read about Monero taking over as payment from bitcoin on Darkweb purchases (Decided this will be my long term coin)
I put a bit into Ripple as it was only 0.05. Own 466 Ripple (Not sure about it much at the time, but thought I am not going to lose to much if it takes a dead end. Today it has hit 0.10 (This is for long term investment)
Then Dash just came out of no where & invested half of my bitcoin into it
(This is where I earned a good chunk of profit)
Then thought lets have a go at trading back & forth
So over last week or 2. Have found myself trading back & forth between Ether & Dash
Yes I made a few rookie mistakes & could have made more earnings if I made the correct trades. (This is also down to not having the confidence at the time)
But it is all about learning from the mistakes. I am not out of pocket for doing it. So I feel more comfortable taking a bit of a risk
Now thanks to @craig-grant I am getting into the steem game
At the moment from 3 months I am up $1000. Even if this was kept in a bank for a whole year, I would never earn a $1000 extra in interest
Take a bit of a risk. Start slow & then you will find your rhythm