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Added some ARKK back and more DAPP near today's lows. EDIT: And, more COIN at 249 AH.I bought some ARKK and some ARKW.
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Added some ARKK back and more DAPP near today's lows. EDIT: And, more COIN at 249 AH.I bought some ARKK and some ARKW.
Added some ARKK back and more DAPP near today's lows. EDIT: And, more COIN at 249 AH.
MATIC having a run today.
Should have bought more than the 1000 I bought a few days ago.
Anybody know anything about HOGE? I see some of the barstool personalities pumping it. Seems like a long shot (like many of the others) but may be a fun gamble.
You're going to make it.I put a few hundred in at .79, but definitely wish I did more. MATIC seems to be taking advantage of the higher gas fees on Ethereum. This is where my lack of Ethereum knowledge hurts me. My understanding is MATIC is complimentary to Ethereum with it's L2 scaling solutions, but I do have concerns with Ethereum's scalability when a few meme coins jack up their fees. Perhaps some of these ETH upgrades will address some of this, but it's hard to unpack. I am way out of my element, but the gains in this stuff are ridiculous.
Kudos on highlighting the estoque. Perhaps not the SEC which clearly does not regulate crypto (yet), but at some point tweets and the like by "Musk the matador" will likely be reeled in or verboten. Thanks Elon for AMRK's ATH today.Musk the matador. Sticking an estoque in the bull run.
Not only did he dump crypto, TSLA is also dumping because all of his followers have turned on him.Kudos on highlighting the estoque. Perhaps not the SEC which clearly does not regulate crypto (yet), but at some point tweets and the like by "Musk the matador" will likely be reeled in or verboten. Thanks Elon for AMRK's ATH today.
Separate topic, but holy scheiße current crypto app fees are ficken autobahn robbery. NFW, some current crypto app, much higher capitalized securities brokerage, or other newer highly secure apps, entities, etc don't take an estoque to crypto fees in the US. Additionally, that's not even referencing tax-deferred/IRA crypto accounts.
2nd tangent, researching better known crypto apps it's interesting to discover some would prompt multiple alarm flags if any considered listing in many US and other western securities exchanges. Sort-of Malta or Cayman headquartered, mainland China leadership, purportedly questionable AML/KYO scrutiny by some apps, etc. SF-based Kraken appears to be an exception.
Musk dumping on figuratively and dumping crypto himself, plus TSLA corporate reportedly jettisonning BTCNot only did he dump crypto, TSLA is also dumping because all of his followers have turned on him.
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Short term price action is irrelevantAnd LINK is way down.
Short term price action is irrelevant
Yeah. I’m over BTC. Going into other coins now. I’ll add link and DOT here and there but focusing on the cheaper projects. Going to put profits or invest into usdc on Celsius.Well not really. Volatility is always relevant. But my suggestion was that it presents a buying opportunity if you are long LINK.
I agree that it depends on your investment strategy, but I think the general sentiment with strong crypto projects is that they are all long-term plays. A couple of months after I got started investing in 2017, Ethereum skyrocketed to 1400, then I watched it drop all the way back to $80. If only I could acquire more at the price, as now it is a distant dream that Ethereum will ever go below 4 digits again. So I guess that's what I mean if you believe in a project and understand the complexities of it you will buy all the pullbacks (agreed).Well not really. Volatility is always relevant. But my suggestion was that it presents a buying opportunity if you are long LINK.
I agree that it depends on your investment strategy, but I think the general sentiment with strong crypto projects is that they are all long-term plays. A couple of months after I got started investing in 2017, Ethereum skyrocketed to 1400, then I watched it drop all the way back to $80. If only I could acquire more at the price, as now it is a distant dream that Ethereum will ever go below 4 digits again. So I guess that's what I mean if you believe in a project and understand the complexities of it you will buy all the pullbacks (agreed).