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What's the consensus of everyone holding and hoping everything rebounds soon or selling to avoid any major losses?

In my opinion I think it's always best to hold. Weak hands will always lose but it's easy for me to say that because I'm not throwing thousands into the game.

Instead of dreading days like this I'm trying to figure out how people get wealthy off of this shit. Knowing my luck as soon as I get paid tomorrow shit will hit a all time high :smh:
 
There is no consensus, it depends on your trading style.

For me, if I get confirmation of a down turn I'm taking a large portion of profits to cash. The remaining digital assets will be used to make money shorting the market instead of going long on coins.

Most are still bullish on Bitcoin and this may just be a natural correction but if it dips back sub $2k and shows signs of serious down pressure then its a wrap for a few months.

Any "bottom" would be $1400 or so which isn't terrible but your portfolio would be diced to shreds if you hold and do nothing until then.

Do you immediately convert the BTC to USD or just leave them as BTC?
 
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Overall I don't think anything is wrong with giving each other the heads up on our ideas/moves, however, I don't think it's realistic to think people are going to give hours/days notice before they move. The market moves way to fast.

I didn't say anything about giving days notice. But if people can say something the day they buy, they should be able to say something the day they sell.
 
I'm having trouble with the yobit exchange. Recently I bought a bunch of INSANE coin on the tail end of a pump. The sale took nearly 12 hours and by the time it was completed everyone dumped and I was left holding the bag.

Anyone have one that turns around faster?
 
Do you immediately convert the BTC to USD or just leave them as BTC?

I cash out BTC to USD and leave it in Coinbase USD wallet.

I read about tether but I'm not sure how to use it. People say its a way to circumvent recognizing gain when selling BTC since it locks in your USD value in an altcoin.

But when you change it back to BTC if you get more BTC than you had when you first tethered its still a recognizing event.

But imma look into it.
 
I cash out BTC to USD and leave it in Coinbase USD wallet.

I read about tether but I'm not sure how to use it. People say its a way to circumvent recognizing gain when selling BTC since it locks in your USD value in an altcoin.

But when you change it back to BTC if you get more BTC than you had when you first tethered its still a recognizing event.

But imma look into it.

Would like your opinion on this, I've posted it before but don't think you've chimed in
 
An important metric to watch is the overall token market cap: If this doesn't get back up, you know people are selling into fiat. That's a problem if it continues
 
Would like your opinion on this, I've posted it before but don't think you've chimed in


Just learned about Tether it looks official!!

For the gains that I want to reinvest I'm going to trade into USDT that's the best way to buy cheap Bitcoin when it tanks!

Coinbase punk ass down again they are only good for holding cash that's it. Can't buy Bitcoin on a downturn when that shit is unavailable.
 
Just learned about Tether it looks official!!

For the gains that I want to reinvest I'm going to trade into USDT that's the best way to buy cheap Bitcoin when it tanks!

Coinbase punk ass down again they are only good for holding cash that's it. Can't buy Bitcoin on a downturn when that shit is unavailable.

How do you go about cashing out? Do you send to Paypal then transfer to your bank account?
 
just fucking around lol.
I don't see why he wouldn't have bought some xrp tho.

The ironic thing is if you look at the OPs Ripple account on a Block explorer he had millions of Ripple before he made this thread. He also has hundreds of transactions to other Bitstamp wallets and some Coinbase ones.

So it isn't a far stretch to assume that others profited too.
 
Whoa whoa hold up...

This better be a joke. If he colluded with the Op and they fostered an environment to hype Ripple and they both benefit from it that's some shit.

There are some here holding hundreds of thousands of dollars of Ripple with dreams of selling at $1 one day while the Op dumped millions of Ripple and ran off.

Yup. Some foul shit....The OP should report to the hand verification thread :giggle:

Seriously tho I knew XRP wasn't gonna put me at the million mark when I seen that Pascal coin that was the same price ($.005) explode to $1.31
 
The ironic thing is if you look at the OPs Ripple account on a Block explorer he had millions of Ripple before he made this thread. He also has hundreds of transactions to other Bitstamp wallets and some Coinbase ones.

So it isn't a far stretch to assume that others profited too.

He explained that he bought in at 0.0001 cents back in December.
I'm still grateful for the thread and the opportunities he presented many of us with.
 
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