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Title: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Nothabeast on July 21, 2024, 08:01:37 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: EluguHcman on July 21, 2024, 08:23:33 PM
What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
My comfort level on Crytop is literally satisfied that I could Invest with an affordable amount comfortable to loose but it becomes uncomfortable for me as I aim to accumulate more and that is why I am buying more and holding with a goal of reaching a minimum amount of my Bitcoin.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Wiwo on July 21, 2024, 09:35:29 PM
What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
My comfort level on Crytop is satisfied that I could Invest with an affordable amount comfortable to lose but it becomes uncomfortable for me as I aim to accumulate more and that is why I am buying more and holding to reach a minimum amount of my Bitcoin.
As long as I am investing an amount that I can put away for a long time without having any bad feelings or being in haste to pull them out, I don't buy Bitcoin with an amount that I can't lose, and for sure I don't have a fixed amount in my buying method, what determine my buying power is the amount of money that I have access to as spare cash.

Any level where I am not under pressure is my comfort zone point to hold and continue holding my investment.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: bitbit97 on July 21, 2024, 10:35:38 PM
The biggest risk I was taking part was in 2018, when pump and dump were popular. I cant remember the exact altcoins I have traded, as there were many and always random, but I remember I was blindly going all-in into unknown crypto during pump and dumps, that lasted for 10-20 minutes. I could have lost all my money in no time. Back then I remember I have used a mobile for trade, and during laggy binance, it was a double risk.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: ZAINmalik75 on July 21, 2024, 10:46:40 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
I don't hold 1 full Bitcoin but my plan is to hold 1 and more but that's not so easy for me. I might be able to buy it when it was around $15k by borrowing money but now it's just out of my hands now. In trading, I did go big, but I did not make a big profit but big loss is what I made. You will be shocked to hear I made around $750 loss by following a crypto influencer. I made mistakes that I regret but I learned from them. I did not participate in any kind of trading competition.

I did freak out when I saw loss and big loss but with time its just got normal for me and now I only freak out when I think about it otherwise I don't. I prefer to invest a lesser amount at first and when I get the feeling that this is the coin I am looking for I go for it and buy some. Risk management is the most underrated part we must focus on.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: vegasus on July 21, 2024, 10:52:17 PM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.
Yes, I'm holding Bitcoin, still holding until now and will still maintain to keep holding until I reach the expected target. But, the target that I want may be in several rates, so, this will let me to gain more profits without any regrets anymore like previously failed bullish season target, '

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.
In second year learning Bitcoin, I got into Future trading on Binance. At that time, I was doing it without any knowledge, only based on trading group signal. And you know what happened? this exactly failed. For, trading signal didn't help much if we also don't have enough knowledge to implement the signal. Trust me, better to prepare yourself with enough knowledge before starting trading, moreover future, it seems like betting.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: MUGNIA on July 21, 2024, 11:22:57 PM
not full but trying to have full btc, not everyone can have a large amount of btc in my opinion especially in installments, but if you have confidence you will definitely have full btc in my opinion
Investing in crypto actually has a big risk, that risk, in my opinion, there is definitely a risk of loss
everyone feels this way
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: alltalk on July 21, 2024, 11:30:33 PM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.
What do you mean by "holding a full Bitcoin"?
If you mean investing in Bitcoin only, there should be some people who do it. It makes sense if there are people who only want to invest in Bitcoin only, Bitcoin is like the main coin in crypto. So, whatever happens in crypto market, it should be triggered by Bitcoin price trends. So, Bitcoin is the most potential coin for investment.

As long as I am investing an amount that I can put away for a long time without having any bad feelings or being in haste to pull them out, I don't buy Bitcoin with an amount that I can't lose, and for sure I don't have a fixed amount in my buying method, what determine my buying power is the amount of money that I have access to as spare cash.
It is a must that we invest or trade with the amount of money that we afford to lose. Since crypto trading or investment is risky, it is not recommended to use the money that we allocate for main necessities or basic needs. If we use the money for main necessities, it will bring too high pressure and it will become a problem for a long term holding.

Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: KingsDen on July 21, 2024, 11:34:36 PM
Not many people will be willing to tell you if they hold upto 1BTC or not. 1 BTC is quite alot and is not the target of many people. The world at large is not getting better, inflation is on a rise and it is not many people that are investing. Rather they are striving to survive.

In the case of what we risk in the industry. Many people actually risked more than they can afford to. Maybe because of influence of others or let's call it some newbie mistakes.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: BitMaxz on July 21, 2024, 11:51:14 PM
If you talking about comfort level for me is to buy at a cheap price or when you see a red market you are a weird trader if you buy at very expensive and then sell it when it drops that is a part of your emotion that is why for comfort zone always buy them at cheap price just like a week or 2 weeks ago when the price touches around $55k area that is the best comfort level and now you should make any profit these days if you bought it at that level.

Since I am not the same as other traders who have a large amount of capital I am trying to make a good profit with a small amount in futures,  my comfort level is when there is a huge price drop in BTC I am sure other cryptos too will drop when BTC price drop so buying them at a very cheap price is always the best decision because later profit will come just like these days bullish market.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: hugeblack on July 22, 2024, 04:45:29 AM

No one is supposed to share the value of the cryptocurrencies he owns, even if it is as a joke or in an anonymous forum, but I think that the vast majority here have investments of more than $100 in cryptocurrencies and a percentage of the money in their bank account.
The percentage will vary according to many variables. The amount of $10,000 may be considered a fortune in one country and a very small amount in another country.
The amount of risk is determined by your investment strategy, but having up to 30% of your investments in Bitcoin is a good thing.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Lucius on July 22, 2024, 03:28:06 PM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

Of course, there are people who own 1 BTC and much more than that, especially those who became interested in BTC when it was worth several hundred times less than today. I used to buy BTC when it was only worth about $200, but also I earned my first BTC through faucets, but it was a really long time ago.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big?
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I was involved with it for a while, but then the price was quite low and the profits were very small. I concluded that it is better to buy BTC and keep it for the long term, and simply use what came from other sources for payments, because BTC is first of all a cryptocurrency that can be used to buy a lot of things.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: taufik123 on July 23, 2024, 10:27:45 PM
There are a lot of experiences I've had in crypto, about high-risk experiences that happen a lot.
Such as on trading and investing or even buying new project coins in the presale, all of which I have done.

There are indeed many disadvantages, but also many advantages.
Most importantly, I can learn from past mistakes and the money I get is only from crypto and not the result of other jobs.

So even if there are some losses due to trading or anything in crypto, it's already a risk.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Rruchi man on July 23, 2024, 10:46:56 PM
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The biggest risk has been being careless with my wallet at one point. There was a time when I had just one device where I kept my wallet; most people who knew me had access to it, and that was a big risk at that point.

After realizing the risk of trusting people so much, I got another device and moved all of my private things there for strictly private use, and then I still allowed others access to my other device, which had nothing sensitive.

It is important not to allow public access to any device that has things that are private and sensitive to you.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: milewilda on July 23, 2024, 11:08:20 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
1. Have one Bitcoin? If have been able to held all this time specially into the amount that i have earned or bought then i might be having 10Bitcoins but
sadly all of those things are used or spent.  :'( Its hard to achieve 1 Bitcoin at least in todays price.

2. Doing trading does give out 3 digit profits and since capital is really just that limited then it would really be just that normal because
consistency and sustaining is your main priority on this one.

We do have our own ways and methods on how we do hover ourselves on doing things on which as long we could really be
able to survive then this what matter most.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: bee on July 23, 2024, 11:47:06 PM
And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big?
Those are investment numbers for me, not going to spend them on trades. If you do with those numbers, maybe you'll get some sort of loyal trader badge from the exchange. But you shouldn't need to do this if it is all your crypto assets.

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Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.
I have not participated in any trading competitions anywhere in the last few years for psychological health reasons. It just forces me to trade more frequently and with more funds because I have to beat other participants.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: yhiaali3 on July 24, 2024, 05:08:39 AM
It is certain that there are some people here who own one or more Bitcoins, but do not expect any of them to tell you that because these matters are very private and may not be disclosed for security and privacy reasons.

Anyway, everyone here has their own journey with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, and during this journey we got a lot of good and bad things. Personally, during my journey there were a lot of good profits at some times and at other times I had tough losses. This is the nature of life. It's like... Bitcoin charts once at the top and once at the bottom. :)
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: TomPluz on July 24, 2024, 05:21:07 AM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does. And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

For sure, there can be some members of this forum that secretly hold more than 1 BTC and of course, we could not expect them to be telling us here as that can be a security risk. Now, I am not now into crypto trading as I am not yet comfortable with possible risks involved...meaning I am not yet equipped to be a good trader. Soon, I might be going into this option because I believe that a good trader has that potential to gain financial indpendence while based anywhere in the world as long as there is an internet connection and power. Trading has a huge learning curve and one must start with some cautious mindset. Right now, there are many opportunities available in the cryptocurrency market and one can definitely choose one that can hopefully work for anyone.





Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Jamal Aezaz on July 24, 2024, 08:07:55 AM
As long as I am investing an amount that I can put away for a long time without having any bad feelings or being in haste to pull them out, I don't buy Bitcoin with an amount that I can't lose, and for sure I don't have a fixed amount in my buying method, what determine my buying power is the amount of money that I have access to as spare cash.

Any level where I am not under pressure is my comfort zone point to hold and continue holding my investment.

This is a good idea one should not put such a huge amount that he has to use in something else that is more important to do because for each and every important thing we have to use money for our investment. Bitcoin needs time to show growth in value therefore it is not a good idea to use large amounts that is necessary for something else in life and one should have patience, if possible then he should forget about his Bitcoin investment for a long time in order to get profit during the market pump.

Your decision is suited well because spare money will not put you in thoughts of getting quick profit and you will be capable of utilizing your patience to deal with unfavorable conditions, and one more benefit of using spare money is that you will continue your investment without any stress.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: akeemqaz on July 24, 2024, 04:33:36 PM
I haven't risked more than $1k in crypto, but I've made more than that. Sometimes, I buy $20 worth of memecoins and wait for a 5x to 10x increase before taking profit. Occasionally, it plays out well, but most of the time, I end up with only $3-5. Lol.
So, what I do now is buy more reliable coins rather than memecoins, but I still never risk up to $1k USD.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Hamza2424 on July 24, 2024, 04:45:38 PM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

Buddy, here I'm not sure but as far i know there will be multiple people who own 1+ or eve 10+ if you are more curious you can go to Bitcointalk, where you'll find even 100+ Bitcoin holders. As far as it's in my case, I'm still far from 1 full BTC. Because as a student I cant afford it.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

Haha 6 figures, TBH this is my dream in crypto, I'm determined to make it someday, if not this cycle for sure in the coming cycle I'll catch up 6 figures InshAllah.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Crwth on July 24, 2024, 05:02:24 PM
I was stupid back then when I just thought and never have really followed any correct things and I just gambled everything in trading especially in futures. I just hope that I have been mature enough and have understood the possible consequences if I lost it. Eventually, I did lose a lot, especially now with Bitcoin value.

I just hope that I just HODL it.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Cantsay on July 24, 2024, 05:24:21 PM

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.


This is a very sensitive question for some people and I’m sure that many people who have up to that amount or more will not be willing to tell you.

I don’t know about att but back in Bitcointalk I knew lots of members that had more than a full bitcoin in their holdings, some started mining for a long time and have managed to get their stash full and some made it from Bitcointalk signature.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Roseline492 on July 24, 2024, 05:30:18 PM
As long as I am investing an amount that I can put away for a long time without having any bad feelings or being in haste to pull them out, I don't buy Bitcoin with an amount that I can't lose, and for sure I don't have a fixed amount in my buying method, what determine my buying power is the amount of money that I have access to as spare cash.

Actually even as we talk about how good it is to invest on Bitcoin but we shouldn't invest the money that would affect us on the process, so I totally agree with you on that because one of the reasons why most people get into trouble is because they failed to realize when they are aggressively investing on Bitcoin, as such that it becomes very difficult for them to hold.

Though in terms of investing a fixed amount is totally depends on the capacity of the investor because for those that uses the DCA method often have a budgeted amounts which they invest either on weekly basis or monthly basis since the person can use any amount on DCA, though that's actually the method I normally use with a fixed amount which I normally use on weekly basis though the amount is not much since is almost on a regular basis so that I can be able to maintain it.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: snowpega on July 24, 2024, 07:14:02 PM
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Buddy when you jump into the crypto space, the very first thing that should need to remember all the time when you are in the crypto industry is risk management. If you are ignoring this part then it is so obvious that you are the one who is standing at the edge of the deep sea. This is what i think you should understand it from your point of views as well after making some research or reading many useful replies of this thread.

Besides this, if you are investing anywhere in the crypto field, so never invest all of your amounts in the same project. Diversify/divide your amount into different good projects so that your risk can be reduced over your investment. Investing in altcoin is a very picky part and good research is required. Try to invest in only good projects I mean, those projects that have a good/strong community, and strong ecosystem as well. DYOR! Many Thanks!
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LogitechMouse on July 25, 2024, 08:21:00 AM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.
I believe there are some who are silently holding 1 whole Bitcoin here in the forum, and as for me, that's one of my dreams, but I'm pretty sure that my dream will forever be a dream, and will never be a reality. :D
And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.
No comment about trading. I'm one of those traders out there who failed to make profit off of it. I started, stopped because I lost and that cycle happened 3 times. Ending was, I lost all of my money.
If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.
I didn't freak out because I only put a small amount on it.
I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
Comfort level? When it comes to investment, none and in trading? Nahhh I already forget trading because I'm a failed one on it.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: bitterguy28 on July 25, 2024, 08:49:40 AM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.
I believe there are some who are silently holding 1 whole Bitcoin here in the forum, and as for me, that's one of my dreams, but I'm pretty sure that my dream will forever be a dream, and will never be a reality. :D
being aware is a good thing but you should not just stop there

dream high but never stop dreaming your dreams have no deadline so as long as you live try to find ways to make your life better and for you to achieve your dreams
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No comment about trading. I'm one of those traders out there who failed to make profit off of it. I started, stopped because I lost and that cycle happened 3 times. Ending was, I lost all of my money.
three times? did you at least learn from the first and second time? it is normal to make mistakes but you have to learn from it

but i guess trading is not exactly for you, there are still other ways for you to earn from crypto
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: bayu7adi on July 25, 2024, 09:18:36 AM
What I risk for cryptocurrency is 30%-40% of the total assets I own, including assets in the bank... then, I also spend time every day at least 20% of my total productive time, I spend it to care for the cryptocurrency I have... the rest I still depend on in real life like other people, who work and earn a living for the family.

cryptocurrency may not be my priority, but I will always defend cryptocurrency because it has helped my economy for more than 5 years.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: joniboini on July 26, 2024, 12:11:59 PM
My biggest trade is around $1k a few years ago, which unfortunately didn't pay off because I enter at the wrong time. I still regret it but luckily I used the money that I can afford to lose, so my life is not affected that much. I started being more conservative with my risk after that though, trying to lower my exposure to leverage or other risky trades where I can lost more than $300 or more from a single order.

I've been doing DCA after that to accumulate sats, and I can say that it suit my profile perfectly. Managed to sell some for profit a few months ago while still having a decent stash, so it's good. I think experience plays a big part on how eager you're with making risky trades.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Kemarit on July 26, 2024, 12:35:35 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?

At one time I did trading like $1,000 in one sitting, those where my early days trying to get my hands on this trading and trying to make money. However, it's not that easy if you don't have the experience. The thing is that I didn't lose all that money, but at the same time, my profits is not that big.

That's why I will always say that trading is not for everyone. Specially if you have don't like the risk involved, like having 5 or 6 figures trading at one time and then losing everything in one go.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: snowpega on July 26, 2024, 04:33:56 PM
What I risk for cryptocurrency is 30%-40% of the total assets I own, including assets in the bank... then, I also spend time every day at least 20% of my total productive time, I spend it to care for the cryptocurrency I have... the rest I still depend on in real life like other people, who work and earn a living for the family.

cryptocurrency may not be my priority, but I will always defend cryptocurrency because it has helped my economy for more than 5 years.

Buddy, I don't get your saying, how do you risk in crypto? like you mean to say you do trade with to total of 30%-40% of the net amount you are holding in the cryptocurrency? and besides this percentage, you are holding all the amount in the spot for the long term? Is that what you wanted to say? Besides this, I believe one should invest 60% of his amount in the bitcoin and 20 percent of his amount in altcoins, and the rest of the 20 percent he/she should hold in the form of USDT so that if he/she finds any coming buying opportunity he can use this 20 percent amount for that buying.

Besides this, I will say there is no financial advice for anyone to follow but yes you can use this as your research reference. I also have majority of my funds in Bitcoin and minority of funds in altcoins. what about you?
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: famososMuertos on July 26, 2024, 05:46:25 PM
It's really a good question, one of those where you're with friends who have no idea what they're doing...

Pay attention to the example, with $100  make your investment, how do you execute it:
There are many options, but let's just start with two (only) as an example.
1.-You take the $100 and put it in a spot only at a return of 20%.
2.-You diversify $100 into investments of $5, with a return rate of 20%.

Option 1 will depend on when it is executed, and you may even have a negative value of up to 70%
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Option 2 is executed every minute, every hour, every 24 hours, etc.

Then, I ask you, in which one do you have more chances of winning-losing.

Regardless of these results above on the losing side, nothing! should affect your finances, (or Peace of mind) your savings or destroy you mentally.

It is a bad habit to believe that an investment should always have the stigma that if no returns, it mean "dying."

So, you should operate within a comfortable loss range, the thing is that for the vast majority this does not happen, losing $100,000 should affect your finances in the same way, as it can affect others losing $1000, $500, $100.

It is a risky investment, losses are normal.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: MrSpasybo on July 26, 2024, 06:30:07 PM
My biggest trade is around $1k a few years ago, which unfortunately didn't pay off because I enter at the wrong time. I still regret it but luckily I used the money that I can afford to lose, so my life is not affected that much. I started being more conservative with my risk after that though, trying to lower my exposure to leverage or other risky trades where I can lost more than $300 or more from a single order.

I've been doing DCA after that to accumulate sats, and I can say that it suit my profile perfectly. Managed to sell some for profit a few months ago while still having a decent stash, so it's good. I think experience plays a big part on how eager you're with making risky trades.
It's a coincidence, but I also entered the market with $1K investment in 2017 and made a significant profit. However, I lost most of those gains due to a lack of understanding of the crypto market in 2018 and 2022. At least, as of now, I still have some profits to continue staying in the market and practice DCA instead of going all-in like I did years ago.

I've also tried active trading whenever there were signals to optimize the number of tokens and profits, but I soon realized that I didn't have enough time and energy for that. My life isn't just about the crypto market; it also includes family, work, and personal enjoyment, so I can't lock myself into a full-time interest in the crypto market.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: bayu7adi on July 26, 2024, 07:17:09 PM

Buddy, I don't get your saying, how do you risk in crypto? like you mean to say you do trade with to total of 30%-40% of the net amount you are holding in the cryptocurrency? and besides this percentage, you are holding all the amount in the spot for the long term? Is that what you wanted to say? Besides this, I believe one should invest 60% of his amount in the bitcoin and 20 percent of his amount in altcoins, and the rest of the 20 percent he/she should hold in the form of USDT so that if he/she finds any coming buying opportunity he can use this 20 percent amount for that buying.
of the total assets I own it seems you forgot to read that sentence... and the 30%-40% I mean, is in cryoptocurrency... that's the total of ALTCOIN and BITCOIN...

let's say if I have $300-$400 crypto assets, I still have savings in the bank around $600 for my personal needs...

that's what I risk in cryoptocurrency
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: albon on July 26, 2024, 08:06:30 PM
Want to analyze your point, yes of course there are still many people who only hold bitcoin. Because they know bitcoin is the best currency of all time from which you will get very short time patience results.
My idea of ​​trading is a risky illusion that will show you the possibility of profit and force you to trade even after taking repeated losses. It can be a gambling story in your life because here you will try to profit after losing repeatedly. So in a nutshell my step in crypto investing and trading is to buy the best tokens for short time. And welcome to bitcoin for a long time.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Faisal2202 on July 26, 2024, 09:04:16 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
I've never gone big like five to six figures but for me, 2 and 3 figures are big enough. I don't have money in five or six figures at the moment that's why I never traded that big but I hope to trade that big in the future when I have enough money but till then I am ok with small trades and small profits and small losses. If I had made big trades then I would definitely have freaked out and sometimes I think.

Why I did not trade big in this coin when if I had then I would be making five figures. But there is no benefit in regretting later, but to learn from it so you can't miss any opportunity in the future like this one you missed. It's not easy to time the market. I do have risked my money many times but made a profit and loss out of it.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Wiwo on July 26, 2024, 10:25:20 PM
Want to analyze your point, yes of course there are still many people who only hold Bitcoin. Because they know Bitcoin is the best currency of all time from which you will get very short time patience results.
My idea of ​​trading is a risky illusion that will show you the possibility of profit and force you to trade even after taking repeated losses. It can be a gambling story in your life because here you will try to profit after losing repeatedly. So in a nutshell my step in crypto investing and trading is to buy the best tokens for a short time. And welcome to Bitcoin for a long time.
Aside from all this mentioned you will agree with me that bitcoin is more suitable and less risky than every other coin in the market because if as a newbie you choose bitcoin over shitcoin then your bitcoin investment is somehow safe but you stand a high risk of losing your investment when you put the money away in altcoins.

So for sure when it comes to bitcoin, there is no limit to the risk I can take as long as long as the money is not money meant for something urgent and important, let's say if it is money that I intend to put away for a long period.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LogitechMouse on July 26, 2024, 10:39:27 PM
No comment about trading. I'm one of those traders out there who failed to make profit off of it. I started, stopped because I lost and that cycle happened 3 times. Ending was, I lost all of my money.
three times? did you at least learn from the first and second time? it is normal to make mistakes but you have to learn from it

but i guess trading is not exactly for you, there are still other ways for you to earn from crypto
Yep, I made some profits but in the end, I lost all of those profit plus my initial capital because of one single mistake - not putting a stop-loss.
Call me stupid, but I made that mistake 3 times hence, I lost all of my capital and got liquidated.

I know, I know that I always say that as investors, we need to learn from our mistakes. I just don't know why I didn't do it. Trading really isn't for me, and I agree with you that there are other ways to earn in crypto. Right now, I'm way less stressed now when it comes to investing in crypto. I'm just buying, holding and staking.


I believe there are some who are silently holding 1 whole Bitcoin here in the forum, and as for me, that's one of my dreams, but I'm pretty sure that my dream will forever be a dream, and will never be a reality. :D
being aware is a good thing but you should not just stop there

dream high but never stop dreaming your dreams have no deadline so as long as you live try to find ways to make your life better and for you to achieve your dreams
Well, I guess I'll try to pursue it, but not on my priorities. :)
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: SmartGold01 on July 26, 2024, 11:17:18 PM
Did some work and I earned from it and that is the big move I have except for my earlier days investment where I gained 50 percent of my investment. That is, I invested when Bitcoin was around 20k plus then and when it rose to 2x I was pushed to pull it off but yet didn't do that because I believe that bitcoin future is bright and I can't just waste all my cherishable bitcoin for immediate gain and profits.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on July 26, 2024, 11:33:12 PM
What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
When it comes to investing and or trading in cryptocurrencies, I have never really invested or traded an amount of money that made me freak out, in fact, in all of my investments, Ive always wished I had more money to invest, or trade with.

I've been in crypto for several years now, but I've not really made much in term of wealth, but then on the other hand, I have managed to acquire alot of good experience to the extent that even if tomorrow, I start to count money in millions of dollars, I don't mind investing and or trading with same millions, and this is simply because I am confident in myself and decisions that the money won't be lost, but will rather bring more profit to me.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: SamReomo on July 26, 2024, 11:49:58 PM
Yep, I made some profits but in the end, I lost all of those profit plus my initial capital because of one single mistake - not putting a stop-loss.
That's the mistake that most traders make and that's the main thing why they lose their initial capital and take no profits with them. A good trader often avoid such mistakes by adding stop losses or by staying away from leverage trading.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on July 27, 2024, 01:03:22 AM
Yep, I made some profits but in the end, I lost all of those profit plus my initial capital because of one single mistake - not putting a stop-loss.
That's the mistake that most traders make and that's the main thing why they lose their initial capital and take no profits with them. A good trader often avoid such mistakes by adding stop losses or by staying away from leverage trading.
The futures market Is not a place or market for baby traders, with my experience so far in futures trading, I can say that this is a market that requires the trader to ensure that him or herself is always of sound mind, has 100 percent interest and gives totally attention to the market, I personally like futures trading because it offers the ability to make alot of money in the shortest period of time, even though it's one of the quickest ways to lose money as well, but I hate trading futures because it's way much time consuming, opening a trade on the futures market simply means that you will not have time to do any other thing except monitor the movement of that market, specially when one uses a leverage, which is even worser of the trader used a high leverage.

So, one who can not beat the risk associated with trading the futures market should just focus on the spot market alone, which is not just easier to trade on, but much safer compared to futures.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: SmartGold01 on July 27, 2024, 11:06:40 AM
So, one who can not beat the risk associated with trading the futures market should just focus on the spot market alone, which is not just easier to trade on, but much safer compared to futures.
Most times I feels like also trying out something different from spot trading where I could start margin or future trading but going through some contents and post over here get me discouraging although I know I have to put more efforts to study but, it doesn't end there because people whom I seen to be experts in future still yell aloud for their lose then the fear grips me more harder because I can't control it neither be able to take that bold steps to involved myself with other trading. Yes, one must be prepared for future trading before venturing into it otherwise losing is inevitable.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: pawel7777 on July 27, 2024, 11:59:36 AM
I think a huge chunk of people who have >50% of all their funds invested in crypto (and are teenagers who only have few $ to their name) are the ones who got into crypto quite early and have never actually bought in with any serious money, but also never sold (or have sold just a little). Then, as the market goes up and crypto becomes mainstream, the once modest investment all of a sudden becomes the majority of the portfolio.
And it's hard to make a decision to sell something that already yielded you an amazing return, only for the sake of re-balancing your portfolio to "healthy" proportions.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Jamal Aezaz on July 27, 2024, 12:12:08 PM
At one time I did trading like $1,000 in one sitting, those where my early days trying to get my hands on this trading and trying to make money. However, it's not that easy if you don't have the experience. The thing is that I didn't lose all that money, but at the same time, my profits is not that big.

That's why I will always say that trading is not for everyone. Specially if you have don't like the risk involved, like having 5 or 6 figures trading at one time and then losing everything in one go.

At the starting stage one should not use such a big amount because there is a huge risk and one can lose such a big amount just because of a single mistake or choosing a wrong coin. If you have not lost that amount then it was just a lesson for you and you got another opportunity of trading but before doing so you have to give some time to the learning basics of trading.

Trading is not for those who are not interested in getting education and are not trying to know about the fundamentals at least. There are a large number of successful traders and it does not mean that they continuously win every trade but it means that they did not repeat their mistakes after losing due to making any wrong thing in trading.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: ajiz138 on July 27, 2024, 03:35:10 PM
So, one who can not beat the risk associated with trading the futures market should just focus on the spot market alone, which is not just easier to trade on, but much safer compared to futures.
Most times I feels like also trying out something different from spot trading where I could start margin or future trading but going through some contents and post over here get me discouraging although I know I have to put more efforts to study but, it doesn't end there because people whom I seen to be experts in future still yell aloud for their lose then the fear grips me more harder because I can't control it neither be able to take that bold steps to involved myself with other trading. Yes, one must be prepared for future trading before venturing into it otherwise losing is inevitable.
We don't need to be discouraged by what other people say, we should make it a motivation and make it a warning for us to remain careful. If we want to try it then do it, but with the risk that we are ready to bear ourselves.

We also shouldn't be half-hearted when we want to try, we have to be serious. Because if we walk only half-heartedly, we will not be able to bring out all our abilities, even though we actually can.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Roseline492 on July 27, 2024, 04:01:34 PM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

Having a full Bitcoin is not easy to achieve actually, though it all depends on the investors because in as much as getting one full Bitcoin is not easy but there are people who has a large number of Bitcoin on there portfolio, so for me do to my method of accumulation I hardly check to know the exact amount of Bitcoin in my portfolio because I normally use DCA method on a weekly basis.

However I think majority of people who has a large amount of Bitcoin on there portfolio doesn't utilize the DCA method because is a slow and steady strategy so perhaps I believe they normally take advantage of Bitcoin when the price drops and invest a huge amount, however those kind of investment is very nice during the time when Bitcoin was still ranging on $54k.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: SmartGold01 on July 27, 2024, 04:04:22 PM
So, one who can not beat the risk associated with trading the futures market should just focus on the spot market alone, which is not just easier to trade on, but much safer compared to futures.
Most times I feels like also trying out something different from spot trading where I could start margin or future trading but going through some contents and post over here get me discouraging although I know I have to put more efforts to study but, it doesn't end there because people whom I seen to be experts in future still yell aloud for their lose then the fear grips me more harder because I can't control it neither be able to take that bold steps to involved myself with other trading. Yes, one must be prepared for future trading before venturing into it otherwise losing is inevitable.
We don't need to be discouraged by what other people say, we should make it a motivation and make it a warning for us to remain careful. If we want to try it then do it, but with the risk that we are ready to bear ourselves.

We also shouldn't be half-hearted when we want to try, we have to be serious. Because if we walk only half-heartedly, we will not be able to bring out all our abilities, even though we actually can.
Well, thank you for the words of encouragement, usually isn't easy if may say because as we know the market is that favorable for newbies or to those who are just trying to jump into it. At some point we might be afraid of what we have never tried out for one day but with believe and trust I mean determination we could excel in it but then we need to deal do away fear because I know is fear that is holding behinds.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: snowpega on July 27, 2024, 05:57:02 PM
of the total assets I own it seems you forgot to read that sentence... and the 30%-40% I mean, is in cryoptocurrency... that's the total of ALTCOIN and BITCOIN...

let's say if I have $300-$400 crypto assets, I still have savings in the bank around $600 for my personal needs...

that's what I risk in cryoptocurrency

ooo I see, now I get your point buddy, very nice! well besides this as you said "Cryptocurrency may not be my priority" but you still defend it that means you are the one who do not depend on the crypto field solely and I honesty respect that as one should do some other jobs, and business as well so that what he/she earned from there then he/she can invest some amount from the jobs he/she earned from.

This way, one has more power of buying opportunity and as funds have available for him/her from different sources like in the form of business/jobs. But dear, I have another question for you, do you buy at any given opportunity of the market? or you just hold what you already have invested? Asking because the amount you have saved in the form of 60%-70% also increases so when your saving increase then you can do some more buying. Besides this, Buddy, you can answer it if you feel free to share it. Many Thanks!  :)
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: albon on July 27, 2024, 08:10:56 PM
Want to analyze your point, yes of course there are still many people who only hold Bitcoin. Because they know Bitcoin is the best currency of all time from which you will get very short time patience results.
My idea of ​​trading is a risky illusion that will show you the possibility of profit and force you to trade even after taking repeated losses. It can be a gambling story in your life because here you will try to profit after losing repeatedly. So in a nutshell my step in crypto investing and trading is to buy the best tokens for a short time. And welcome to Bitcoin for a long time.
Aside from all this mentioned you will agree with me that bitcoin is more suitable and less risky than every other coin in the market because if as a newbie you choose bitcoin over shitcoin then your bitcoin investment is somehow safe but you stand a high risk of losing your investment when you put the money away in altcoins.

So for sure when it comes to bitcoin, there is no limit to the risk I can take as long as long as the money is not money meant for something urgent and important, let's say if it is money that I intend to put away for a long period.
Almost new investors like shitcoin and meme coin investment because they think investing 50-100$ can get a lot of tokens. Then if they pump big then a big profit will be made. They are new so can't find the difference between Best token and death token. I always advise a new investor to buy bitcoin. They can be safe with bitcoin and avoid high risk. The best token investments are suddenly available at low prices so everyone should take advantage of that.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on July 28, 2024, 02:35:13 AM
So, one who can not beat the risk associated with trading the futures market should just focus on the spot market alone, which is not just easier to trade on, but much safer compared to futures.
Most times I feels like also trying out something different from spot trading where I could start margin or future trading but going through some contents and post over here get me discouraging although I know I have to put more efforts to study but, it doesn't end there because people whom I seen to be experts in future still yell aloud for their lose then the fear grips me more harder because I can't control it neither be able to take that bold steps to involved myself with other trading. Yes, one must be prepared for future trading before venturing into it otherwise losing is inevitable.
Well, you have to also understand that loses, no matter as hard as it can be or feel sometimes, are just normal part of trading just same way it is with profit, professional traders trade the futures market, cus that is where the money, it's like a high risk and high reward thing, to make good money, you have to take risk, without risk, there is very little to no profit at all, this is what you have to understand.

Spot market is actually a gateway for those who wanna invest in some assets, it's never meant to be used as a tool for trading but those who fear the futures market still do trade on spot, where its pretty harder to profit in that short term, unlike futures where even seconds can bring immense profit, or loss of course, depending on how good you are with the game.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: ajiz138 on July 28, 2024, 01:53:39 PM
We don't need to be discouraged by what other people say, we should make it a motivation and make it a warning for us to remain careful. If we want to try it then do it, but with the risk that we are ready to bear ourselves.

We also shouldn't be half-hearted when we want to try, we have to be serious. Because if we walk only half-heartedly, we will not be able to bring out all our abilities, even though we actually can.
Well, thank you for the words of encouragement, usually isn't easy if may say because as we know the market is that favorable for newbies or to those who are just trying to jump into it. At some point we might be afraid of what we have never tried out for one day but with believe and trust I mean determination we could excel in it but then we need to deal do away fear because I know is fear that is holding behinds.
Everything is difficult I will not deny it all, especially if it is fear and others like that which are natural traits that we have, it will clearly be very disturbing for us when we are in the market.

But it will be worse if we do not believe in ourselves, how can we do good things if we do not believe in ourselves? Actually I say this not only as a form of motivation for others, but this is motivation for myself.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: SmartGold01 on July 29, 2024, 12:56:37 PM
We don't need to be discouraged by what other people say, we should make it a motivation and make it a warning for us to remain careful. If we want to try it then do it, but with the risk that we are ready to bear ourselves.

We also shouldn't be half-hearted when we want to try, we have to be serious. Because if we walk only half-heartedly, we will not be able to bring out all our abilities, even though we actually can.
Well, thank you for the words of encouragement, usually isn't easy if may say because as we know the market is that favorable for newbies or to those who are just trying to jump into it. At some point we might be afraid of what we have never tried out for one day but with believe and trust I mean determination we could excel in it but then we need to deal do away fear because I know is fear that is holding behinds.
Everything is difficult I will not deny it all, especially if it is fear and others like that which are natural traits that we have, it will clearly be very disturbing for us when we are in the market.

But it will be worse if we do not believe in ourselves, how can we do good things if we do not believe in ourselves? Actually I say this not only as a form of motivation for others, but this is motivation for myself.
Usually when people do not know there potentials in life it all happens this way but when they begin to discover what they have and what they know it becomes very easy and common to them excel in life or in the field where they found themselves to be doing. Apparently is one thing that is holding people down and if they can defeat it then is very easier for them to scale through their trading journey.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: ajiz138 on July 30, 2024, 06:51:50 PM
Everything is difficult I will not deny it all, especially if it is fear and others like that which are natural traits that we have, it will clearly be very disturbing for us when we are in the market.

But it will be worse if we do not believe in ourselves, how can we do good things if we do not believe in ourselves? Actually I say this not only as a form of motivation for others, but this is motivation for myself.
Usually when people do not know there potentials in life it all happens this way but when they begin to discover what they have and what they know it becomes very easy and common to them excel in life or in the field where they found themselves to be doing. Apparently is one thing that is holding people down and if they can defeat it then is very easier for them to scale through their trading journey.
Yes, this is something that we rarely realize, that we must know what potential we have, so that when we know it, we can develop even better.

Basics like this are what we usually miss, we are too focused on what we want to pursue in the future. In fact, before we can pursue it, we must first know something that is within us. For example, the abilities that we have had since birth or what we often call talents and others that we must work hard for first.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Sim_card on July 30, 2024, 11:42:32 PM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

Having a full Bitcoin is not easy to achieve actually, though it all depends on the investors because in as much as getting one full Bitcoin is not easy but there are people who has a large number of Bitcoin on there portfolio, so for me do to my method of accumulation I hardly check to know the exact amount of Bitcoin in my portfolio because I normally use DCA method on a weekly basis.

However I think majority of people who has a large amount of Bitcoin on there portfolio doesn't utilize the DCA method because is a slow and steady strategy so perhaps I believe they normally take advantage of Bitcoin when the price drops and invest a huge amount, however those kind of investment is very nice during the time when Bitcoin was still ranging on $54k.
Anyone can buy bitcoin with DCA strategy because it is open for all and not for only the poor. I might be rich but have other channels which I put money into before knowing about bitcoin or concluding on buying bitcoin which I don't want to lump sum for some reasons, I can use $1000 to DCA every month for 4 years or more, that doesn't mean that I cannot buy a whole bitcoin.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Captain Corporate on July 30, 2024, 11:44:07 PM
I think it was 20k or so, wasn't really for a long time, it was a little more than that actually it was about 25k or whatever. Wasn't all my money, I was part of a project and we had way more than that, but that part was my part and we risked it all and it didn't really pan out much. I think its quite obvious that sometimes projects don't do so well, its all gone now and its quite fairly the most shocked I have been to learn many things during that period. That was the biggest I risked, well we risked as a team much more but that would have been my share, so its really not a nice feeling to remember that lol.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Rubel007 on July 31, 2024, 09:53:07 AM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

Having a full Bitcoin is not easy to achieve actually, though it all depends on the investors because in as much as getting one full Bitcoin is not easy but there are people who has a large number of Bitcoin on there portfolio, so for me do to my method of accumulation I hardly check to know the exact amount of Bitcoin in my portfolio because I normally use DCA method on a weekly basis.

However I think majority of people who has a large amount of Bitcoin on there portfolio doesn't utilize the DCA method because is a slow and steady strategy so perhaps I believe they normally take advantage of Bitcoin when the price drops and invest a huge amount, however those kind of investment is very nice during the time when Bitcoin was still ranging on $54k.
Anyone can buy bitcoin with DCA strategy because it is open for all and not for only the poor. I might be rich but have other channels which I put money into before knowing about bitcoin or concluding on buying bitcoin which I don't want to lump sum for some reasons, I can use $1000 to DCA every month for 4 years or more, that doesn't mean that I cannot buy a whole bitcoin.
Definitely the best strategy for investing in this platform is DCA especially for long term holding. A rich or a poor one will get the opportunity to invest regardless of his advantage. It allows an investor to pursue financial benefits so that not only the poor but also a rich person can reap adequate benefits from it. Moreover, investors also folllow DCA to avoid their risk in investment.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Jamal Aezaz on July 31, 2024, 09:24:44 PM
Almost new investors like shitcoin and meme coin investment because they think investing 50-100$ can get a lot of tokens. Then if they pump big then a big profit will be made. They are new so can't find the difference between Best token and death token. I always advise a new investor to buy bitcoin. They can be safe with bitcoin and avoid high risk. The best token investments are suddenly available at low prices so everyone should take advantage of that.

Thoughts like these have put them into risk and all of those who think that they will earn big by investing little in shit coins will lose big because greed always makes a person loser. Actually such things happen rarely that a person invest in shit and new coins and become wealthy quickly but all the time your luck does not co-operate so with huge success there is also a possibility to lose big.

For newcomers a better choice is Bitcoin which will not only give them huge profit but will also play a better role to make them able to enhance their patience as well it will minimize the percentage of loss if they understand well about bitcoin investment.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on September 10, 2024, 09:00:18 PM
I haven't faced any such risk yet.  But it's not like when I won't be.  Beginner Involved in Cryptocurrencies If they always tread carefully, very few people will face the risk.  Most people don't take too much risk while trading and deal with it.  Many people face various risks by investing.  So investors should always know about coins and then invest.  Because many people are victims of scams in investing.  Because except for a certain number of coins, most of them are scams.  In terms of investing, Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Solana, Shiba Inu, Doge are all trustworthy.  Above all, doing every work knowingly and prudently will reduce the possibility of risk a lot
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: satpol_PP on September 10, 2024, 11:38:59 PM
Almost new investors like shitcoin and meme coin investment because they think investing 50-100$ can get a lot of tokens. Then if they pump big then a big profit will be made. They are new so can't find the difference between Best token and death token. I always advise a new investor to buy bitcoin. They can be safe with bitcoin and avoid high risk. The best token investments are suddenly available at low prices so everyone should take advantage of that.

Thoughts like these have put them into risk and all of those who think that they will earn big by investing little in shit coins will lose big because greed always makes a person loser. Actually such things happen rarely that a person invest in shit and new coins and become wealthy quickly but all the time your luck does not co-operate so with huge success there is also a possibility to lose big.

For newcomers a better choice is Bitcoin which will not only give them huge profit but will also play a better role to make them able to enhance their patience as well it will minimize the percentage of loss if they understand well about bitcoin investment.
I used to have such thoughts with small capital and investing in shitcoin I will get big profits, it turns out I was wrong. I experienced a lot of losses at that time and I will not return the impression, I will invest in coins that are on the top coins because they are safer, although the profits are not as big as high-risk coins but I want to get sustainable and safe profits. My current choice of coins are bitcoin, ethereum, BNB, solana, XRP and Ton.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: 36B on November 09, 2024, 11:53:03 AM
I haven't faced any such risk yet.  But it's not like when I won't be.  Beginner Involved in Cryptocurrencies If they always tread carefully, very few people will face the risk.  Most people don't take too much risk while trading and deal with it.  Many people face various risks by investing.  So investors should always know about coins and then invest.  Because many people are victims of scams in investing.  Because except for a certain number of coins, most of them are scams.  In terms of investing, Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Solana, Shiba Inu, Doge are all trustworthy.  Above all, doing every work knowingly and prudently will reduce the possibility of risk a lot
Crypto investment is something that one must pay extra attention to particularly if this is your first time venturing into the world of cryptocurrency. The first conservative approach is to choose a crypto asset that already has a very good reputation today; for example, Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, it is crucial to keep on learning and to take our decision with caution in this market, in which risks and fraud traps abound.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Jating on November 09, 2024, 12:06:39 PM
I haven't faced any such risk yet.  But it's not like when I won't be.  Beginner Involved in Cryptocurrencies If they always tread carefully, very few people will face the risk.  Most people don't take too much risk while trading and deal with it.  Many people face various risks by investing.  So investors should always know about coins and then invest.  Because many people are victims of scams in investing.  Because except for a certain number of coins, most of them are scams.  In terms of investing, Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Solana, Shiba Inu, Doge are all trustworthy.  Above all, doing every work knowingly and prudently will reduce the possibility of risk a lot
Crypto investment is something that one must pay extra attention to particularly if this is your first time venturing into the world of cryptocurrency. The first conservative approach is to choose a crypto asset that already has a very good reputation today; for example, Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, it is crucial to keep on learning and to take our decision with caution in this market, in which risks and fraud traps abound.

Yes for uninformed, it's really a very difficult first step for them as this could really be new to them. But at least for me, I have experience investing in stock market, so at least I know some basics already, like the bull and bear market, and then the concept of like splitting in stocks and in Bitcoin at least it;s going to be cut in half during halving.

So it's really good in the beginning to go with Bitcoin and Ethereum, and then as you go along and have the experience, maybe you will try others like meme coins (if you have that risk), or others in the top 10.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Mate2237 on November 09, 2024, 08:09:48 PM
As the crypto business is concerned. I am much more comfortable with investment and not trading..and I have invested a good number of bitcoin. And I believed there is no much risk in bitcoin investment if only the investors can wait for a long time or if they are good in calculative.

But I have loss a good amount in trading though I was not having the good experience so and I was pursuing big amount so I loss everything. Trading needs careful and good understanding of the market.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on November 10, 2024, 09:51:56 PM
Crypto investment is something that one must pay extra attention to particularly if this is your first time venturing into the world of cryptocurrency. The first conservative approach is to choose a crypto asset that already has a very good reputation today; for example, Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, it is crucial to keep on learning and to take our decision with caution in this market, in which risks and fraud traps abound.
But I think most of the people don't start with the bitcoin they start with the altcoin even they are the new token.
And this is also because of that they are new they don't have much knowledge they don't know which is the best coin or reputable coin. I mean in the first time the some people were just attracted for investing in cryptocurrency just because they see that some people earing huge by investing and just they do that.
And here they made mistake that investment should not be do while you are in zero knowledge firstly here you should acquire the knowledge about it the basic like what is the marketcap what is the total supply and what is the maximum supply etc. And then also the fundamental knowledge and after that they can invest on bitcoin for long-term.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Hisbullah on November 14, 2024, 11:44:03 PM
Crypto investment is something that one must pay extra attention to particularly if this is your first time venturing into the world of cryptocurrency. The first conservative approach is to choose a crypto asset that already has a very good reputation today; for example, Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, it is crucial to keep on learning and to take our decision with caution in this market, in which risks and fraud traps abound.
But I think most of the people don't start with the bitcoin they start with the altcoin even they are the new token.
And this is also because of that they are new they don't have much knowledge they don't know which is the best coin or reputable coin. I mean in the first time the some people were just attracted for investing in cryptocurrency just because they see that some people earing huge by investing and just they do that.
And here they made mistake that investment should not be do while you are in zero knowledge firstly here you should acquire the knowledge about it the basic like what is the marketcap what is the total supply and what is the maximum supply etc. And then also the fundamental knowledge and after that they can invest on bitcoin for long-term.
I also see the same thing as you see, newbies will start investing in altcoins that their friends tell them about or by reading in the media that the coin has given a lot of profit, such as shitcoin and also meme coins. They don't start by investing in bitcoin. And of course they don't have good knowledge and experience so many newbies have bitter experiences with losing money when they first get to know crypto and start investing.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on November 15, 2024, 08:38:50 AM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
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         -     In my honest answer, I don't currently have any Bitcoins; most of my holdings are top altcoins and other top meme coins. Since this is my first experience with a bitcoin bull run, I naturally want to make a profit during these times.

And when I see that I can get a nice profit in altcoins, I will allocate the other profit that I get in altcoins to Bitcoin preparation for the next bull run to come. These are just some of my goals and plans.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on November 15, 2024, 10:32:26 AM
I also see the same thing as you see, newbies will start investing in altcoins that their friends tell them about or by reading in the media that the coin has given a lot of profit, such as shitcoin and also meme coins. They don't start by investing in bitcoin. And of course they don't have good knowledge and experience so many newbies have bitter experiences with losing money when they first get to know crypto and start investing.
Here we who have experience or crypto news portals also have some mistakes like we always promote all the people who have invested hugely profitable in cryptocurrency and all such news I mean we only present its positive sites in front of others most of the time. And as a result, they do not see the negative aspects and before thinking about anything, they make their investment from the place of emotion and later they face loss.
So in this case, I think we need to highlight the positive aspects of cryptocurrency investment as well as its negative aspects in front of them so that they at-least keep knowledge about the issues before making their investment and then invest.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Azharul on November 15, 2024, 11:27:31 AM
Crypto investment is something that one must pay extra attention to particularly if this is your first time venturing into the world of cryptocurrency. The first conservative approach is to choose a crypto asset that already has a very good reputation today; for example, Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, it is crucial to keep on learning and to take our decision with caution in this market, in which risks and fraud traps abound.
But I think most of the people don't start with the bitcoin they start with the altcoin even they are the new token.
And this is also because of that they are new they don't have much knowledge they don't know which is the best coin or reputable coin. I mean in the first time the some people were just attracted for investing in cryptocurrency just because they see that some people earing huge by investing and just they do that.
And here they made mistake that investment should not be do while you are in zero knowledge firstly here you should acquire the knowledge about it the basic like what is the marketcap what is the total supply and what is the maximum supply etc. And then also the fundamental knowledge and after that they can invest on bitcoin for long-term.
I also see the same thing as you see, newbies will start investing in altcoins that their friends tell them about or by reading in the media that the coin has given a lot of profit, such as shitcoin and also meme coins. They don't start by investing in bitcoin. And of course they don't have good knowledge and experience so many newbies have bitter experiences with losing money when they first get to know crypto and start investing.
I think that you could express a best opinion in your post. So i believe that risk and profit also the part of cryptocurrency world. We also know that bitcoin is one of the best valuable crypto in cryptocurrency market. So i believe that if we want to invest or hold in bitcoin, i believe that it will be more profitable for cryptocurrency market. So i am also invest some bitcoin in cryptocurrency market. I think that it will be more profitable for me. I think that invest or hold in bitcoin or risk will dependent of your knowledge.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: satpol_PP on November 16, 2024, 09:40:48 PM

I think that you could express a best opinion in your post. So i believe that risk and profit also the part of cryptocurrency world. We also know that bitcoin is one of the best valuable crypto in cryptocurrency market. So i believe that if we want to invest or hold in bitcoin, i believe that it will be more profitable for cryptocurrency market. So i am also invest some bitcoin in cryptocurrency market. I think that it will be more profitable for me. I think that invest or hold in bitcoin or risk will dependent of your knowledge.
Investing in crypto will bring profit if we do it right, but there is also a risk that we bear if we do it at the wrong time. I think investing in crypto needs to be done at the right time when buying and selling the coins we choose. that's the use of analysis and experience in investing in crypto.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Blaze on November 17, 2024, 02:54:22 PM
I think that you could express a best opinion in your post. So i believe that risk and profit also the part of cryptocurrency world. We also know that bitcoin is one of the best valuable crypto in cryptocurrency market. So i believe that if we want to invest or hold in bitcoin, i believe that it will be more profitable for cryptocurrency market. So i am also invest some bitcoin in cryptocurrency market. I think that it will be more profitable for me. I think that invest or hold in bitcoin or risk will dependent of your knowledge.
Investing in Bitcoin does offer the potential for huge profits, and it reflects our confidence in the future of cryptocurrencies as a growing asset. However, we must also understand that the volatility of the crypto market is part of its reality, so thorough preparation is needed to face all possibilities. By understanding the basic mechanisms of Bitcoin and the factors that influence its price, we can make more confident decisions.

The decision to hold Bitcoin as an investment is also the right step and shows optimism about the technology behind it. Although there are risks involved, with careful management and consistent monitoring of the market, we can take full advantage of the opportunities that exist. Ultimately, this step not only provides potential profits, but also opens up opportunities to continue learning and increasing experience in this exciting investment world.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on November 17, 2024, 10:21:35 PM
I think that you could express a best opinion in your post. So i believe that risk and profit also the part of cryptocurrency world. We also know that bitcoin is one of the best valuable crypto in cryptocurrency market. So i believe that if we want to invest or hold in bitcoin, i believe that it will be more profitable for cryptocurrency market. So i am also invest some bitcoin in cryptocurrency market. I think that it will be more profitable for me. I think that invest or hold in bitcoin or risk will dependent of your knowledge.
To say that when we are going to make investment, this word risk will come in front of us and only in crypto currency we have to face risk during investment but it is not completely correct because if you make investment to start a business in physical life there is also a risk. And if there is no proper knowledge then you can face loss by investing in any sector. And in the case of Bitcoin investment it is even more likely.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: libert19 on November 18, 2024, 12:27:31 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?

Based on my behaviour and self-reflection, I like to think 4 figures is my comfort level, anything above that and I gotta gather my brain cells to do proper thinking.

There is statement, "man is only limited by thinking" — I guess they are right.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: densus88 on November 28, 2024, 03:51:57 PM
I think that you could express a best opinion in your post. So i believe that risk and profit also the part of cryptocurrency world. We also know that bitcoin is one of the best valuable crypto in cryptocurrency market. So i believe that if we want to invest or hold in bitcoin, i believe that it will be more profitable for cryptocurrency market. So i am also invest some bitcoin in cryptocurrency market. I think that it will be more profitable for me. I think that invest or hold in bitcoin or risk will dependent of your knowledge.
To say that when we are going to make investment, this word risk will come in front of us and only in crypto currency we have to face risk during investment but it is not completely correct because if you make investment to start a business in physical life there is also a risk. And if there is no proper knowledge then you can face loss by investing in any sector. And in the case of Bitcoin investment it is even more likely.
Risk will always be there in every investment, not only in crypto but almost all investments. Because it is related to money, of course there is a risk. That's why we have to do research and make analysis and strategize properly, because the risk will always be there and the market always changes sometimes not according to our plans. Be prepared for all the risks and we take the smallest risk so that we don't lose too much. Look for opportunities for greater profits than the risk.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on November 28, 2024, 04:45:25 PM
         -      You know, op, once you enter this crypto space, you should know for yourself that you really should be a risk taker. All crypto traders in this field are risk takers, I haven't seen anyone who isn't a risk taker. Especially when investing in meme coins that are entering the crypto industry.

So as investors, you should know what you are doing when making an investment here, so that the capital you will use in the crypto assets that you will choose of course won't be wasted.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on November 28, 2024, 06:53:37 PM
Risk will always be there in every investment, not only in crypto but almost all investments. Because it is related to money, of course there is a risk. That's why we have to do research and make analysis and strategize properly, because the risk will always be there and the market always changes sometimes not according to our plans. Be prepared for all the risks and we take the smallest risk so that we don't lose too much. Look for opportunities for greater profits than the risk.
I also said that when it comes to investment, be it in any sector, there will be a risk. We are constantly seeing many people starting different types of businesses or starting many companies but failing and booking losses.
In the case of trading, the same thing is true. Trading does not always bring you profit. Sometimes, even big professional traders make mistakes and they also book big losses. But they can recover from those mistakes because they analyze them to avoid repeating them in the next step, which is their skill.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: satpol_PP on December 01, 2024, 11:04:24 PM
         -      You know, op, once you enter this crypto space, you should know for yourself that you really should be a risk taker. All crypto traders in this field are risk takers, I haven't seen anyone who isn't a risk taker. Especially when investing in meme coins that are entering the crypto industry.

So as investors, you should know what you are doing when making an investment here, so that the capital you will use in the crypto assets that you will choose of course won't be wasted.
In investing in crypto, we must dare to take risks and make decisions. but it must be based on good analysis and planning. We develop the right strategy in order to get maximum profit.
The crypto market is very difficult to predict accurately, so there is always a risk there, if you want to take the smallest risk, buy the latest coins during the bearish season and hold them long term until the bullish season, which usually takes 2 or 3 years. and of course this requires free capital and we must have income in the real world so as not to interfere with our long-term holding plans.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 03, 2024, 11:03:33 PM
I also said that when it comes to investment, be it in any sector, there will be a risk. We are constantly seeing many people starting different types of businesses or starting many companies but failing and booking losses.
In the case of trading, the same thing is true. Trading does not always bring you profit. Sometimes, even big professional traders make mistakes and they also book big losses. But they can recover from those mistakes because they analyze them to avoid repeating them in the next step, which is their skill.

It is true what you say, when making any type of movement it is necessary to know how we can assume it, I have seen that the activity of trading must be Assumed as if it were a business, always with profits even if they are small but at the end of the day they are profits, that is what we must see, what happens is that we in social networks, and in many advertisements we see people winning big and we believe that we are going to be the same, when we know that most of that advertising is false, then in trading we must be clear about that, that sometimes you win and you lose, what matters is that we must try to make the profits greater than the losses.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: emmybd on December 04, 2024, 07:56:04 AM
Invest as much as you can afford to lose. Well the comfort zone is just invest with your spare funds. Crypto is very volatile, so taking risk is not a good idea.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: laijsica on December 04, 2024, 05:04:15 PM
         -      You know, op, once you enter this crypto space, you should know for yourself that you really should be a risk taker. All crypto traders in this field are risk takers, I haven't seen anyone who isn't a risk taker. Especially when investing in meme coins that are entering the crypto industry.

So as investors, you should know what you are doing when making an investment here, so that the capital you will use in the crypto assets that you will choose of course won't be wasted.
In investing in crypto, we must dare to take risks and make decisions. but it must be based on good analysis and planning. We develop the right strategy in order to get maximum profit.
The crypto market is very difficult to predict accurately, so there is always a risk there, if you want to take the smallest risk, buy the latest coins during the bearish season and hold them long term until the bullish season, which usually takes 2 or 3 years. and of course this requires free capital and we must have income in the real world so as not to interfere with our long-term holding plans.
To reduce the risk of investing in cryptocurrency, you should make small investment decisions, such as investing gradually rather than in a lump sum. For example, 50% of your discretionary income or more, as per your ability. If you can choose the right crypto and adopt a method of continuous deposit, it can be helpful in getting huge profits in your future. However, whether the market is pumping or dumping, you should keep a long-term buying tendency so that the holdings continue to grow over time.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 04, 2024, 09:00:30 PM
It is true what you say, when making any type of movement it is necessary to know how we can assume it, I have seen that the activity of trading must be Assumed as if it were a business, always with profits even if they are small but at the end of the day they are profits, that is what we must see, what happens is that we in social networks, and in many advertisements we see people winning big and we believe that we are going to be the same, when we know that most of that advertising is false, then in trading we must be clear about that, that sometimes you win and you lose, what matters is that we must try to make the profits greater than the losses.
In case of investment on business I have different opinion because I think we can also lose our fund on business with the initial investment but I don't think on the business I mean all kind of business don't take all the fund from you within a day or in a moment. These losses happens day by day and also give you chances to recover even then I won't say that there was no loss in the business.
Yes there will be also risk and  if we also don't have the experience and the strategy we can also face loss here. But not like that what we face on trading like we can loose all the fund at once our assets value can be go in zeroo in a moment.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Asiska02 on December 04, 2024, 10:05:30 PM
Crypto investment is something that one must pay extra attention to particularly if this is your first time venturing into the world of cryptocurrency. The first conservative approach is to choose a crypto asset that already has a very good reputation today; for example, Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, it is crucial to keep on learning and to take our decision with caution in this market, in which risks and fraud traps abound.

Choosing to invest in cryptocurrencies without a proper knowledge about it will pose a very big risk to your investment. Going for coins without good reputation is one of the basics of even investment in the crypto space. Without the basic knowledge, chances are that you’ll easily get scammed and lose your investment sooner. Learning more about privacy and security is much more important before any other thing else. Then having the best knowledge to employ in choosing the right cryptocurrency to invest in will help in you having a more profitable portfolio with lower risks. Everything here circulate around having the right information, having the right knowledge and putting it into good use.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Hisbullah on December 05, 2024, 03:38:18 PM
Crypto investment is something that one must pay extra attention to particularly if this is your first time venturing into the world of cryptocurrency. The first conservative approach is to choose a crypto asset that already has a very good reputation today; for example, Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, it is crucial to keep on learning and to take our decision with caution in this market, in which risks and fraud traps abound.

Choosing to invest in cryptocurrencies without a proper knowledge about it will pose a very big risk to your investment. Going for coins without good reputation is one of the basics of even investment in the crypto space. Without the basic knowledge, chances are that you’ll easily get scammed and lose your investment sooner. Learning more about privacy and security is much more important before any other thing else. Then having the best knowledge to employ in choosing the right cryptocurrency to invest in will help in you having a more profitable portfolio with lower risks. Everything here circulate around having the right information, having the right knowledge and putting it into good use.
before investing in crypto, you should have knowledge, learn about fundamental and technical analysis and practice strategizing and always monitor market movements. Knowledge is very much needed in crypto investment besides we also have to learn risk management and control emotions so that we can be more focused on investing.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: sampoerna on December 05, 2024, 11:27:33 PM
Invest as much as you can afford to lose. Well the comfort zone is just invest with your spare funds. Crypto is very volatile, so taking risk is not a good idea.
This is the basic knowledge that must be possessed in order to be self-aware and not be hasty in investing. Because investing in crypto is basically not as easy as we imagine, and not everything can go according to our wishes. Therefore, it is mandatory for us to prepare ourselves well before investing in crypto, including with the capital we use. then with that, we can be calmer when investing, not in a hurry or too worried because we use money for daily needs or plans in real life to invest.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: ajiz138 on December 06, 2024, 03:51:38 PM
Invest as much as you can afford to lose. Well the comfort zone is just invest with your spare funds. Crypto is very volatile, so taking risk is not a good idea.
This is the basic knowledge that must be possessed in order to be self-aware and not be hasty in investing. Because investing in crypto is basically not as easy as we imagine, and not everything can go according to our wishes. Therefore, it is mandatory for us to prepare ourselves well before investing in crypto, including with the capital we use. then with that, we can be calmer when investing, not in a hurry or too worried because we use money for daily needs or plans in real life to invest.
Crypto is a promising investment, I agree with that, but that doesn't mean we can be arbitrary in taking risks without considering other things in our lives, that's also not wise.

So the point is I agree that we should invest with the risk we are ready to bear, don't take risks beyond our capacity, because that's also dangerous. It's better not to focus on the benefits we can get, but also consider things we don't want to feel.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: JISAN on December 06, 2024, 05:44:51 PM
Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.
I wasn't lucky enough to hold all the bitcoins but I had half the bitcoins but unfortunately I couldn't hold them for long. It was my failure

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And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.
I did not participate in the trading competition for any reward. Because I don't like any competition where there is a chance of me losing. Because if you join such a competition, you have to panic and trade to win.

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What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
I have a lot of comfort level for investing in crypto and trading. This is because I know crypto very well and also know how much potential it has for the future
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: gunhell16 on December 06, 2024, 06:33:57 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?

In my experience in terms of trading activity, I have lost thousands of our currency, but I can still recover it. Because when I was just starting out, I was just exploring trading, which was normal because I was still discovering knowledge in analyzing charts in trading.

But now, I am also maximizing and minimizing what I do in trading activity, which I do daily in this regard while I am here in the crypto industry.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: satpol_PP on December 07, 2024, 10:26:15 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?

In my experience in terms of trading activity, I have lost thousands of our currency, but I can still recover it. Because when I was just starting out, I was just exploring trading, which was normal because I was still discovering knowledge in analyzing charts in trading.

But now, I am also maximizing and minimizing what I do in trading activity, which I do daily in this regard while I am here in the crypto industry.
Losing in trading when you first start learning trading is normal and I also experienced it. But I didn't lose much because at that time I used a small capital to learn because I was not a big investor.
Trading requires knowledge and the right analytical skills so that we can maximize profits. Risk management is very much needed in trading, because we will always be faced with risks.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: enwi on December 08, 2024, 05:46:32 PM
Losing in trading when you first start learning trading is normal and I also experienced it. But I didn't lose much because at that time I used a small capital to learn because I was not a big investor.
Trading requires knowledge and the right analytical skills so that we can maximize profits. Risk management is very much needed in trading, because we will always be faced with risks.
Each trading step is a learning process and entities can learn the most when the performance is not as wanted. The said losses are a reminder that one has to be more or less careful and cautious while deciding the next one. Small, specific goals are preferred, in order to allow mistakes and have a lower level of expectations. In this way, the experienced use of experience continues to pay attention to all the details and we can enhance the strategic option to be more confident in anticipation of the next opportunity . It is the spirit to continue trying and developing which causes us to improve our performance and get better results.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: bayu7adi on December 09, 2024, 09:18:20 AM
I don't think it's fair to determine the size of the risk based on numbers... because everyone's money is different... even if Elon Musk buys bitcoin for $1 billion USD, it only risks 0.3% of his wealth... while if I use that amount of money to trade in cryptocurrency, it's clearly a very large amount...

if you want to receive my personal response in the form of a percentage, then I have used 80% of my total assets in the form of Bitcoin... yes, that sounds terrible, but for now after Bitcoin reached $80k - $100k, I have sold it gradually... and my current Bitcoin ownership is only about 5% of my total assets...

Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Themepen on December 09, 2024, 11:30:20 AM
I don't think it's fair to determine the size of the risk based on numbers... because everyone's money is different... even if Elon Musk buys bitcoin for $1 billion USD, it only risks 0.3% of his wealth... while if I use that amount of money to trade in cryptocurrency, it's clearly a very large amount...

if you want to receive my personal response in the form of a percentage, then I have used 80% of my total assets in the form of Bitcoin... yes, that sounds terrible, but for now after Bitcoin reached $80k - $100k, I have sold it gradually... and my current Bitcoin ownership is only about 5% of my total assets...
I completely agree with you that just looking at numbers is not fair way to decide how big risk is. Everyone money situation is different and what might be small risk for someone rich like Elon Musk could be big risk for someone who is not as wealthy. Your own experience is good example of this. At first you had put 80% of your money into Bitcoin but when its price went up a lot you slowly sold some of your Bitcoin so now only about 5% of your money is in Bitcoin. This smart decision shows that you are able to adjust and manage risk in way that fits your financial goals and what you are comfortable with.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Findingnemo on December 09, 2024, 05:05:51 PM
I don't want to expose how much I am having in my crypto portfolio but I can answer the second question which is about trading a whole Bitcoin which I did unfortunately. I used to be a day trader on LBC where I buy and sell BTC for decent amount which crossed probably 1BTC in a day at certain point and also I sold little less of whole Bitcoin back in 2019 I guess for some need which I regret pretty much.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on December 09, 2024, 10:33:11 PM
i can remember some times back then, when i invested on some altcoins and traded them, make some reasonable profits and was very excited about that, but later come across some other set of coins, which only brings back to me deadlocks and i lose money more than i have earned from the crypto market, this makes me go down low for some time without trading until i got recovered from the incident, mine is just on trade s and the mistakes i made was that i don't research more on those altcoins developers in knowing about their prospects.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on December 10, 2024, 07:13:10 AM
If I combine all my loses in trading since the beginning of my journey in trading I feel like I can buy a motorcycle. This may not sound big to you but for me it's huge. It's hard to make money before and I was young, I didn't even have a 1 bucks because I came from a poor family. However, if I compare my loses to the money I earned from crypto I can feel like it's too small. And now, I'm starting to understand the real value of money, how to manage it because not everyday you can have money.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 10, 2024, 06:41:50 PM

 In case of investment on business I have different opinion because I think we can also lose our fund on business with the initial investment but I don't think on the business I mean all kind of business don't take all the fund from you within a day or in a moment. These losses happens day by day and also give you chances to recover even then I won't say that there was no loss in the business.
Yes there will be also risk and  if we also don't have the experience and the strategy we can also face loss here. But not like that what we face on trading like we can loose all the fund at once our assets value can be go in zeroo in a moment.

Well it is very true, but I have learned something, when it comes to making investments with such risk, and the only thing I can recommend investing in is in btc, because there is no risk for me, yes there may be that I buy and suddenly it drops in price and a lot, but you don't have to have a bad time, you have to have enough patience to endure those movements, if we check the fiat value , obviously we are going to get stressed, but in crypto almost everything involves risk, from playing to Making an investment, we must be clear about what we are looking for, what we want, and still be Willing to lose.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 11, 2024, 09:14:23 PM
Well it is very true, but I have learned something, when it comes to making investments with such risk, and the only thing I can recommend investing in is in btc, because there is no risk for me, yes there may be that I buy and suddenly it drops in price and a lot, but you don't have to have a bad time, you have to have enough patience to endure those movements, if we check the fiat value , obviously we are going to get stressed, but in crypto almost everything involves risk, from playing to Making an investment, we must be clear about what we are looking for, what we want, and still be Willing to lose.
I will say the same thing in a Different way like bitcoin will never be risky for those people who invested their lazy fund here. I mean he don't need to use that fund in emergency cases or something else. Althought it is also never imaginable that how will the future of a person. But if a person took a really strategy that he will invest here a very little amount but you will do it regularly for long term then yes the must not be in risk and also you will be gainer for the long run.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: kulkhan on December 11, 2024, 10:59:54 PM
Acctually Cryptocurrency market is always unpredictable and Risky. I take several times risk to trade crypto. From the beaning i did spot trade. Buu from few days i made future trade. And several times my fund has been zero. I think Future trade is very risky.

So my advice holding and spot trading is mostly safe but Future trading is more risky then future trade. But it also true that if anyone do future trade with carefully then it is more profitable.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: satpol_PP on December 11, 2024, 11:23:46 PM
Acctually Cryptocurrency market is always unpredictable and Risky. I take several times risk to trade crypto. From the beaning i did spot trade. Buu from few days i made future trade. And several times my fund has been zero. I think Future trade is very risky.

So my advice holding and spot trading is mostly safe but Future trading is more risky then future trade. But it also true that if anyone do future trade with carefully then it is more profitable.
I agree with you futures trading is riskier, while if we do not have knowledge and experience in futures trading we should choose safer trading such as spot trading, because we can use the stop loss feature and our loss is not that much if the crypto market goes down. Currently I am more focused on spot trading because my confidence is higher here.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 12, 2024, 08:44:51 PM
Acctually Cryptocurrency market is always unpredictable and Risky. I take several times risk to trade crypto. From the beaning i did spot trade. Buu from few days i made future trade. And several times my fund has been zero. I think Future trade is very risky.

So my advice holding and spot trading is mostly safe but Future trading is more risky then future trade. But it also true that if anyone do future trade with carefully then it is more profitable.
Before  giving my any opinion I want to ask you have you know the analysis skills what needed for future trading? This is just a curiosity of mine. Because most of the people were investing in future trade even then they don't know any analysis about the future trading.
And this is also normal that issue don't made the proper placement on future trade there will be zero with your initial investment.Anywhere I will always suggest everyone take the knowledge before investment even you can also try the demo options for learning the trading.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Baofeng on December 12, 2024, 09:48:46 PM
I must say about thousands of dollars for me, and this is early on my crypto trading journey. That's why I said to myself that it might not be for me as I was trying to learn the ropes and I just self taught myself (like the majority during that time).

Anyways, it's not of a big risk on my end, it's just the experience that I wanted to get from it. But then I do not trade anymore, I outgrown it already and just decided to stack up and accumulate throughout the years.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: enwi on December 13, 2024, 12:26:47 PM
Acctually Cryptocurrency market is always unpredictable and Risky. I take several times risk to trade crypto. From the beaning i did spot trade. Buu from few days i made future trade. And several times my fund has been zero. I think Future trade is very risky.

So my advice holding and spot trading is mostly safe but Future trading is more risky then future trade. But it also true that if anyone do future trade with carefully then it is more profitable.
I agree with you futures trading is riskier, while if we do not have knowledge and experience in futures trading we should choose safer trading such as spot trading, because we can use the stop loss feature and our loss is not that much if the crypto market goes down. Currently I am more focused on spot trading because my confidence is higher here.
The right step is that it is recommended to choose a trade that we understand properly in order to minimize the risk. With a calling attention to spot trading we are able to have more control over our assets and use functions such as stop loss. As we analyse this step, there is room to learn more without the intensive pressure of higher volatility in futures trading. The confidence that increases with experience will assist us in making more profitable decisions in the future. Each move in the learning process corresponds to an achievement that should be considered valuable. Be constant and do not get discouraged because the masses of the crypto market are great if we can make the most out of it.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: legend45 on December 13, 2024, 05:11:27 PM
I must say about thousands of dollars for me, and this is early on my crypto trading journey. That's why I said to myself that it might not be for me as I was trying to learn the ropes and I just self taught myself (like the majority during that time).

Anyways, it's not of a big risk on my end, it's just the experience that I wanted to get from it. But then I do not trade anymore, I outgrown it already and just decided to stack up and accumulate throughout the years.
If we feel unsuitable in trading, we should stop and become a holder. I agree with you there are many things we can do to be able to get profit in crypto investment.
I am also still learning in trading, because I see my friends succeed in trading and I want to be like them.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: MRY on December 14, 2024, 07:37:24 PM
I must say about thousands of dollars for me, and this is early on my crypto trading journey. That's why I said to myself that it might not be for me as I was trying to learn the ropes and I just self taught myself (like the majority during that time).

Anyways, it's not of a big risk on my end, it's just the experience that I wanted to get from it. But then I do not trade anymore, I outgrown it already and just decided to stack up and accumulate throughout the years.
The crypto market is a realistic environment in which it is normal to go through different stages in the period of its assessment. Switching from trading and then going for an accumulation strategy reveals the fighting for what best appeals to our trading needs and personality. Thus every proceeding whether you are a winner or a loser you are bound to have something to learn for the next mileage. In this way we an create better ground for the achievement of long-term objectives.


If we feel unsuitable in trading, we should stop and become a holder. I agree with you there are many things we can do to be able to get profit in crypto investment.
I am also still learning in trading, because I see my friends succeed in trading and I want to be like them.
Different people have different approaches of making their profits in the world of cryptocurrency, and there is no shame in experimenting to see what works best for them. Anyone who would like to avoid the pressure of trading on the market should become a holder. It is inspiring to watch people around us get successful, but always should remember to keep one’s eyes on the steps that foster our own ability. In this way, we will continue to learn what is truly effective in order to produce the needed outcomes.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 18, 2024, 03:10:58 PM

I will say the same thing in a Different way like bitcoin will never be risky for those people who invested their lazy fund here. I mean he don't need to use that fund in emergency cases or something else. Althought it is also never imaginable that how will the future of a person. But if a person took a really strategy that he will invest here a very little amount but you will do it regularly for long term then yes the must not be in risk and also you will be gainer for the long run.

Yes, those who have invested in bitcoin putting only a small fraction of money out of fear, now they want to enter with more money, they are waiting for the price to drop a little to see if they can take advantage and obtain more sats, but it is difficult, because what is expected is that by January 20th, which is when TRUMP takes office, things can be done better and the btc will skyrocket much more, some expect it to reach $150k in the first quarter of the year, I am optimistic, and I say yes, let's wait and see.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 18, 2024, 07:14:46 PM
Yes, those who have invested in bitcoin putting only a small fraction of money out of fear, now they want to enter with more money, they are waiting for the price to drop a little to see if they can take advantage and obtain more sats, but it is difficult, because what is expected is that by January 20th, which is when TRUMP takes office, things can be done better and the btc will skyrocket much more, some expect it to reach $150k in the first quarter of the year, I am optimistic, and I say yes, let's wait and see.
It is true that there is a high probability of a big pump in the market when the new President of United State of America the Donald Trump will takes the White House office. And that's why I'm many people already predicting that Bitcoin will cross 150k dollar.  In the language of cryptocurrency who is this not impossible. But in my personal open your I think as the market situation and the past histories of Bitcoin market maybe it will be around in 130k.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Hisbullah on December 19, 2024, 10:11:19 PM
Yes, those who have invested in bitcoin putting only a small fraction of money out of fear, now they want to enter with more money, they are waiting for the price to drop a little to see if they can take advantage and obtain more sats, but it is difficult, because what is expected is that by January 20th, which is when TRUMP takes office, things can be done better and the btc will skyrocket much more, some expect it to reach $150k in the first quarter of the year, I am optimistic, and I say yes, let's wait and see.
It is true that there is a high probability of a big pump in the market when the new President of United State of America the Donald Trump will takes the White House office. And that's why I'm many people already predicting that Bitcoin will cross 150k dollar.  In the language of cryptocurrency who is this not impossible. But in my personal open your I think as the market situation and the past histories of Bitcoin market maybe it will be around in 130k.
I also predict that bitcoin price will reach $150K next year during the bullish season, maybe it will happen after donald trump is inaugurated as US president because currently many investors are starting to buy bitcoin.
for those who rely on altcoin please be patient because it seems like new investors are concentrating on bitcoin and the altcoin season seems not to have arrived yet.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Azharul on December 20, 2024, 01:23:56 PM
i can remember some times back then, when i invested on some altcoins and traded them, make some reasonable profits and was very excited about that, but later come across some other set of coins, which only brings back to me deadlocks and i lose money more than i have earned from the crypto market, this makes me go down low for some time without trading until i got recovered from the incident, mine is just on trade s and the mistakes i made was that i don't research more on those altcoins developers in knowing about their prospects.
Yes, I think that you could be explain a best opinion in your post. We also know that cryptocurrency market is always depending on risk. In this time we can see that bitcoin is one of the best profitable currency in crypto currency market. So if we want to invest in this crypto, I think that it will be best decision for me. Because we could understand bitcoin price is increasing day by day. So I think that within a short time bitcoin passing $120-150k. So hold on bitcoin will be prefer for us. Because I think that bitcoin will be future profitable crypto in crypto currency would.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 20, 2024, 10:11:13 PM
I also predict that bitcoin price will reach $150K next year during the bullish season, maybe it will happen after donald trump is inaugurated as US president because currently many investors are starting to buy bitcoin.
for those who rely on altcoin please be patient because it seems like new investors are concentrating on bitcoin and the altcoin season seems not to have arrived yet.
Although the Bitcoin market has currently dumped due to a correction, I am still hopeful that these corrections will signal a better pump ahead. And that's why I still believe that Bitcoin can go around 130k in this bull season based on its current performance. And that's why I will still hold my Bitcoin.
Although a few days ago, bitcoin's dominance in the market decreased and altcoins increased, I still think that was not enough to start the altcoin season. Hopefully, this year's bitcoin dump will increase that chance even more.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: kulkhan on December 22, 2024, 08:49:47 PM
Acctually Cryptocurrency market is always unpredictable and Risky. I take several times risk to trade crypto. From the beaning i did spot trade. Buu from few days i made future trade. And several times my fund has been zero. I think Future trade is very risky.

So my advice holding and spot trading is mostly safe but Future trading is more risky then future trade. But it also true that if anyone do future trade with carefully then it is more profitable.
I agree with you futures trading is riskier, while if we do not have knowledge and experience in futures trading we should choose safer trading such as spot trading, because we can use the stop loss feature and our loss is not that much if the crypto market goes down. Currently I am more focused on spot trading because my confidence is higher here.
Yes spot trading is best and more secured then future trading. Even in sump or pump market future trading is very risky. Within short time our valuable fund could be zero. But it also true that if luck support then big profit possible.

But i think Future trading is not suitable for us. I think big traders and big investment is suitable for future trading. It has take profit and stop loss opportunity but we could not capable to protract out fund 100% from it.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: JoyMarsha on December 22, 2024, 10:55:25 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
I plan to hold one full Bitcoin in the future, from the profits I will make from my crypto investment by next year's bull run, that is what I will use to buy it. But that won't be at a high price of $100k +. I will wait till the market experiences a bearish market before buying it so that by the time I sell back in 2030, I have already made many gains

Investing in the crypto space is a strategy of buying in the bearish market and selling at the bull run. Someone should invest with their spare money and it should be for the long term not the short term. It's Bitcoin is for the long term while altcoins are for the short term.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 23, 2024, 03:15:53 AM
Yes, those who have invested in bitcoin putting only a small fraction of money out of fear, now they want to enter with more money, they are waiting for the price to drop a little to see if they can take advantage and obtain more sats, but it is difficult, because what is expected is that by January 20th, which is when TRUMP takes office, things can be done better and the btc will skyrocket much more, some expect it to reach $150k in the first quarter of the year, I am optimistic, and I say yes, let's wait and see.
It is true that there is a high probability of a big pump in the market when the new President of United State of America the Donald Trump will takes the White House office. And that's why I'm many people already predicting that Bitcoin will cross 150k dollar.  In the language of cryptocurrency who is this not impossible. But in my personal open your I think as the market situation and the past histories of Bitcoin market maybe it will be around in 130k.
I also predict that bitcoin price will reach $150K next year during the bullish season, maybe it will happen after donald trump is inaugurated as US president because currently many investors are starting to buy bitcoin.
for those who rely on altcoin please be patient because it seems like new investors are concentrating on bitcoin and the altcoin season seems not to have arrived yet.

Yes, for those who have altcoins, well it doesn't cost them anything, wait a little longer, if they have been holding their altcoins for so long, which is a month and a half more, it's nothing, also while you can the best thing is to accumulate btc, because it will go up a lot, of course $150k seems to me to be a somewhat modest prediction, which is not sensationalist, nor is it very bad, I consider it to be good and it can also happen in the short term, what has been built up for more than 10 years, is now that we are seeing the fruits that have been achieved, it is not bad at all, that is why these things should be taken calmly without rushing to make decisions that harm our investment.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 25, 2024, 09:16:09 PM
Yes, for those who have altcoins, well it doesn't cost them anything, wait a little longer, if they have been holding their altcoins for so long, which is a month and a half more, it's nothing, also while you can the best thing is to accumulate btc, because it will go up a lot, of course $150k seems to me to be a somewhat modest prediction, which is not sensationalist, nor is it very bad, I consider it to be good and it can also happen in the short term, what has been built up for more than 10 years, is now that we are seeing the fruits that have been achieved, it is not bad at all, that is why these things should be taken calmly without rushing to make decisions that harm our investment.
You have given a good suggestion because in most cases these things happen, they first see only the bull market or for some hype in crypto currency without having any knowledge about crypto currency, they invest there and whatever happens later, they suffer losses.
And in this case, if you want to invest in a new situation, what can be done is to invest in bitcoin and hold Bitcoin for long-term or follow the DCA scheme here and continue regular investment, only good outcomes can be obtained in the long-term.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Stuart on December 26, 2024, 04:09:00 PM
Yo buddies, I've been mulling over something lately. I'm curious about how much we're actually putting on the line in this wild crypto world.

Do any of you hold a full Bitcoin, or even more? I'm betting at least one person here does.

And what about trading? Have you ever gone big, like five or six figs  big? Maybe for one of those trading competitions, I know Binance had a pretty intense one last year.

If you have made those big moves, did it freak you out at all? I mean, that's a lot of money to have in play all at once.

I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?

I don't hold 1 full Bitcoin, but would have been very happy if I had one before now. At the early age of Bitcoin, if I was being patient enough, I would have been a full Bitcoin or Bitcoins holder, but the crisis of the real world made me take off everything I had in the crypto market. I won't call this a risk, but a necessity which made me not to have acquired a full Bitcoin.

As for trading, my biggest profit as at that year 2018, was about $200 in a single trade, which I converted to native fiat. A decision I was not supposed to have made in my crypto carrier.

Over the years of rollercoaster movement in the crypto industry, I came to give myself comfort in whatever direction the market goes, either for my profit or for loses.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 26, 2024, 07:34:02 PM
I don't hold 1 full Bitcoin, but would have been very happy if I had one before now. At the early age of Bitcoin, if I was being patient enough, I would have been a full Bitcoin or Bitcoins holder, but the crisis of the real world made me take off everything I had in the crypto market. I won't call this a risk, but a necessity which made me not to have acquired a full Bitcoin.
There are many more people like you who are not holding 1 Bitcoin. And most of them are people who now regret why they did not invest or hold earlier. There are many people who have sold thousands of Bitcoins for very little money.
I am sure they are feeling regret now. I myself sometimes regret why I sold Bitcoin as soon as the price of Bitcoin increased despite knowing about it earlier. But after that, I think that now since what has happened cannot be brought back in any way, we should continue regular investment again, although it will not bring such profits as the early investment, but we will not be at a loss.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: legend45 on December 26, 2024, 11:15:08 PM
I don't hold 1 full Bitcoin, but would have been very happy if I had one before now. At the early age of Bitcoin, if I was being patient enough, I would have been a full Bitcoin or Bitcoins holder, but the crisis of the real world made me take off everything I had in the crypto market. I won't call this a risk, but a necessity which made me not to have acquired a full Bitcoin.
There are many more people like you who are not holding 1 Bitcoin. And most of them are people who now regret why they did not invest or hold earlier. There are many people who have sold thousands of Bitcoins for very little money.
I am sure they are feeling regret now. I myself sometimes regret why I sold Bitcoin as soon as the price of Bitcoin increased despite knowing about it earlier. But after that, I think that now since what has happened cannot be brought back in any way, we should continue regular investment again, although it will not bring such profits as the early investment, but we will not be at a loss.
That is true and I agree with you what has happened does not need to be regretted because everything will not be able to come back, we should focus on the plan and strategy this time because I also did the same thing as you before, selling bitcoin at a low price because I felt I had made a lot of profit but it turns out that the price of bitcoin is currently soaring.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 26, 2024, 11:24:53 PM

You have given a good suggestion because in most cases these things happen, they first see only the bull market or for some hype in crypto currency without having any knowledge about crypto currency, they invest there and whatever happens later, they suffer losses.
And in this case, if you want to invest in a new situation, what can be done is to invest in bitcoin and hold Bitcoin for long-term or follow the DCA scheme here and continue regular investment, only good outcomes can be obtained in the long-term.

You said it, when things happen it is for a reason and in this case when we focus on making the best investment plan for me, bitcoin appears and with the DCA method, because we are avidly buying btc and we are feeling that emotion of buying and holding, that is something that not everyone can do, it does not matter the amount that is bought, the idea is that it is done to Guarantee the best of all investments, because in the long term things will change and everything will be much better, that is what I think about btc, those who do the DCA method are right and if more btc is accumulated the better, we will always be closer to our financial success.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 27, 2024, 09:27:07 PM
You said it, when things happen it is for a reason and in this case when we focus on making the best investment plan for me, bitcoin appears and with the DCA method, because we are avidly buying btc and we are feeling that emotion of buying and holding, that is something that not everyone can do, it does not matter the amount that is bought, the idea is that it is done to Guarantee the best of all investments, because in the long term things will change and everything will be much better, that is what I think about btc, those who do the DCA method are right and if more btc is accumulated the better, we will always be closer to our financial success.
If you do only DCA method for long-term and if you don't have any knowledge about technical chart analysis even then I could say you won't gonna face loss in the long-run. The think is you just need to hold.
For this we have to do DCA investment with that amount what we can afford to lose. And besides I always try to suggest everyone event then every investment there should be an stable fund in hold what you can use on the emergency situation so that you don't have to touch on your long term investment. And that's the way of booking profit by investment on Bitcoin by DCA scheme.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 29, 2024, 10:54:27 PM

If you do only DCA method for long-term and if you don't have any knowledge about technical chart analysis even then I could say you won't gonna face loss in the long-run. The think is you just need to hold.
For this we have to do DCA investment with that amount what we can afford to lose. And besides I always try to suggest everyone event then every investment there should be an stable fund in hold what you can use on the emergency situation so that you don't have to touch on your long term investment. And that's the way of booking profit by investment on Bitcoin by DCA scheme.

It's a fact , Things Should Always be like this , personally I like what you say About a fund for possible Emergencies, nobody is exempt from that , I could say that when it comes to looking for Something Better like an investment, even using the DCA Method , there is Room for these things that are so Important , yes, not just for one, those who have a family should think About all those Alternatives that are so Important , in the Long term BTC can indicate that you will Always win and that is the Case , that is why big investors always Win.

Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: JusticeDeGreat on December 29, 2024, 10:59:29 PM
I have taken a whole lot of risk, buying beyond what I feel bad whenever I loose it. Investing more than I earn. But I learnt in a hard way. I buy within my money power, what I won't feel bad whenever I loose it.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on December 30, 2024, 09:45:41 PM
It's a fact , Things Should Always be like this , personally I like what you say About a fund for possible Emergencies, nobody is exempt from that , I could say that when it comes to looking for Something Better like an investment, even using the DCA Method , there is Room for these things that are so Important , yes, not just for one, those who have a family should think About all those Alternatives that are so Important , in the Long term BTC can indicate that you will Always win and that is the Case , that is why big investors always Win.
For Risk management there is no better option rather than the DCA scheme. I am also believe in DCA scheme for stay for a from risk. But even then we are making DCA scheme we should also go with proper plan like your earning is 2k per month in shouldn't put more percentage of your income dca scheme because even then you are doing DCA scheme you might need money and then maybe there will be a need take hands on DCA fund. So I think on you DCA scheme there should be that amount of fund which you can afford to loose also.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 30, 2024, 10:32:47 PM
I have taken a whole lot of risk, buying beyond what I feel bad whenever I loose it. Investing more than I earn. But I learnt in a hard way. I buy within my money power, what I won't feel bad whenever I loose it.

It is the best thing that can be done, I personally have always said something, when we take into consideration everything related to what we can manage from our portfolio, our money, the balance that we are willing to lose, then everything changes, then the recommendation is not to go overboard, by not going overboard things will turn out better, and also taking care of our money is what we are most looking for, we do nothing by losing our money, without money we cannot play absolutely anything or do anything in our daily lives.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on January 02, 2025, 10:12:30 PM
I have taken a whole lot of risk, buying beyond what I feel bad whenever I loose it. Investing more than I earn. But I learnt in a hard way. I buy within my money power, what I won't feel bad whenever I loose it.
It is the best thing that can be done, I personally have always said something, when we take into consideration everything related to what we can manage from our portfolio, our money, the balance that we are willing to lose, then everything changes, then the recommendation is not to go overboard, by not going overboard things will turn out better, and also taking care of our money is what we are most looking for, we do nothing by losing our money, without money we cannot play absolutely anything or do anything in our daily lives.
Whatever it is, the realization that he has now made an investment beyond his ability and that he is now investing within his ability to afford it is actually the biggest and most positive aspect. And besides, I think that in the world of trading, one mistake opens up another new and promising path. Now the main responsibility lies in our hands whether we keep it on the right path or on a different path where our future career does not depend.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 03, 2025, 08:02:17 PM

For Risk management there is no better option rather than the DCA scheme. I am also believe in DCA scheme for stay for a from risk. But even then we are making DCA scheme we should also go with proper plan like your earning is 2k per month in shouldn't put more percentage of your income dca scheme because even then you are doing DCA scheme you might need money and then maybe there will be a need take hands on DCA fund. So I think on you DCA scheme there should be that amount of fund which you can afford to loose also.

It is very true, you are absolutely right on that point, although I see the DCA scheme as an example of the improvement that can be applied to an investment , especially to bitcoin, because bitcoin for me is the best investment so far, I even dare to say that it gives better returns than real estate Investments , for now it is giving the best profits, and so much so that its biggest whales have not sold yet, and that means a lot, they see the potential of bitcoin as most of their best investments, so it is not bad, this is a clear example of what should be done and if we can apply the DCA scheme taking care of every detail it will be pure gold.

Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on January 03, 2025, 08:43:59 PM
It is very true, you are absolutely right on that point, although I see the DCA scheme as an example of the improvement that can be applied to an investment , especially to bitcoin, because bitcoin for me is the best investment so far, I even dare to say that it gives better returns than real estate Investments , for now it is giving the best profits, and so much so that its biggest whales have not sold yet, and that means a lot, they see the potential of bitcoin as most of their best investments, so it is not bad, this is a clear example of what should be done and if we can apply the DCA scheme taking care of every detail it will be pure gold.
We often regret that we could not invest in the proper time when the price of Bitcoin was low and we made a mistake. I think it is good to feel regret for the mistakes made in the past, but I think we have an opportunity in the future too and that is through the DCA scheme. If someone follows the DCA scheme regularly for the next eight years and invests in Bitcoin regularly, I am sure that even if he cannot gain profit like the early investors. He will be able to book a fairly good profit.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 06, 2025, 01:53:53 AM

We often regret that we could not invest in the proper time when the price of Bitcoin was low and we made a mistake. I think it is good to feel regret for the mistakes made in the past, but I think we have an opportunity in the future too and that is through the DCA scheme. If someone follows the DCA scheme regularly for the next eight years and invests in Bitcoin regularly, I am sure that even if he cannot gain profit like the early investors. He will be able to book a fairly good profit.

I'm sure many will want to go back in time to fix that problem, of buying and buying btc until they are sick of it, but there is nothing that can be done, it is as you say, for me the only solution is the DCA method scheme, obviously there will be no losses here because buying now is the best business that can be done, however this is something that not everyone sees, some want to wait for the price to drop, others will be waiting for things in the world to calm down , and well, we don't know, what we do know is that we must take advantage of it.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on January 09, 2025, 11:34:34 PM
I'm sure many will want to go back in time to fix that problem, of buying and buying btc until they are sick of it, but there is nothing that can be done, it is as you say, for me the only solution is the DCA method scheme, obviously there will be no losses here because buying now is the best business that can be done, however this is something that not everyone sees, some want to wait for the price to drop, others will be waiting for things in the world to calm down , and well, we don't know, what we do know is that we must take advantage of it.
Yes there is nothing can be better solution except the DCA scheme to try to make little fixing the regrets.  At least it is better than those who were making investment now like only for the FUD on the market. Most of the people get interested to investment on Bitcoin when there were see bitcoin market is on high and when they see the bitcoin market dump they don't make investment from the fear and that's the regrest they feel on the future. So if you want to be on middle point and have a general good profit stay with the DCA scheme.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 10, 2025, 12:09:34 AM
So if you want to be on middle point and have a general good profit stay with the DCA scheme.

Yes and I think these things are what make people keep their greatest hope, for me things are clear, there should be no regrets about what was not done, now is the time to act, the world is making it clear in current events, it is known that when Trump comes to power there will be another vision in the world less wars, perhaps and hopefully there will be zero wars and the BTC market will rise like foam, because seeing good conditions in the world it is a fact that investors will feel much more confident in their investment system, the price of btc will be higher, so right now the slogan is to take advantage of buying

Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Hisbullah on January 10, 2025, 09:09:09 PM
So if you want to be on middle point and have a general good profit stay with the DCA scheme.

Yes and I think these things are what make people keep their greatest hope, for me things are clear, there should be no regrets about what was not done, now is the time to act, the world is making it clear in current events, it is known that when Trump comes to power there will be another vision in the world less wars, perhaps and hopefully there will be zero wars and the BTC market will rise like foam, because seeing good conditions in the world it is a fact that investors will feel much more confident in their investment system, the price of btc will be higher, so right now the slogan is to take advantage of buying
Why should we regret what we do? because failure is the best teacher for us to be able to step better in the future so we should not regret.
I also believe that bitcoin will have a good movement after Trump's inauguration as US president.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on January 10, 2025, 09:26:27 PM
Yes and I think these things are what make people keep their greatest hope, for me things are clear, there should be no regrets about what was not done, now is the time to act, the world is making it clear in current events, it is known that when Trump comes to power there will be another vision in the world less wars, perhaps and hopefully there will be zero wars and the BTC market will rise like foam, because seeing good conditions in the world it is a fact that investors will feel much more confident in their investment system, the price of btc will be higher, so right now the slogan is to take advantage of buying
Yes, those who always dwell on the past and only regret or will do it in the future will never be able to progress in their life or in whatever sector they are in. Otherwise, if they do not make any new plans for the future. It is not possible to fix the mistakes we have made in the past, but with a good plan for the future, it is possible to get to such a position that we will not have to regret it later.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: enwi on January 12, 2025, 04:51:14 PM
Yes and I think these things are what make people keep their greatest hope, for me things are clear, there should be no regrets about what was not done, now is the time to act, the world is making it clear in current events, it is known that when Trump comes to power there will be another vision in the world less wars, perhaps and hopefully there will be zero wars and the BTC market will rise like foam, because seeing good conditions in the world it is a fact that investors will feel much more confident in their investment system, the price of btc will be higher, so right now the slogan is to take advantage of buying
Yes, those who always dwell on the past and only regret or will do it in the future will never be able to progress in their life or in whatever sector they are in. Otherwise, if they do not make any new plans for the future. It is not possible to fix the mistakes we have made in the past, but with a good plan for the future, it is possible to get to such a position that we will not have to regret it later.
It always makes sense that every action taken today affects our tomorrow, especially in the cryptosphere and this means we should keep on walking without always looking back. Even if we cannot alter the situation, we can always predict to establish another, superior course even though what we do may be slightly wrong at times. When we first start to get design on clearer goals here at least we always attempt to build in growth and development for ourselves. This though not always pleasant, requires a lot of work to be done however little by little the results will begin to show at one point. In this way, enjoying and building on these qualities it is possible to achieve a sphere that would give life a more purposeful character.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on January 12, 2025, 05:41:36 PM
            -     Investing in cryptocurrency or bitcoin depends on the budget you have, that's why most people always say to always invest what you can afford to lose,
and while we do this, of course we should first know the crypto assets we want to buy so that there is some assurance that the small capital we will use will return.

So, what I'm really doing, which is what the majority community in this crypto space is doing, is the widely used DCA method, it's effective no matter how much you have, as long as you at least have some crypto assets saved up.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on January 12, 2025, 07:53:18 PM
It always makes sense that every action taken today affects our tomorrow, especially in the cryptosphere and this means we should keep on walking without always looking back. Even if we cannot alter the situation, we can always predict to establish another, superior course even though what we do may be slightly wrong at times. When we first start to get design on clearer goals here at least we always attempt to build in growth and development for ourselves. This though not always pleasant, requires a lot of work to be done however little by little the results will begin to show at one point. In this way, enjoying and building on these qualities it is possible to achieve a sphere that would give life a more purposeful character.
Yeap you catch the main point. If we just thinking about the past days and regret then it will be only waste of our time. So as you said it is always make sense that every action taken today will affect on our tomorrow.
So we should be prepared in present days and take the good actions which will remove the regretation of our past mistakes.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: taufik123 on January 12, 2025, 10:35:14 PM
Yeap you catch the main point. If we just thinking about the past days and regret then it will be only waste of our time. So as you said it is always make sense that every action taken today will affect on our tomorrow.
So we should be prepared in present days and take the good actions which will remove the regretation of our past mistakes.
Actually, there is no need to regret even though the past we experienced was not good, and the intervention carried out in the past was not optimal enough. Just learn from the past and improve certain investments in the past and make the most of them today.

Every action taken will indeed have a great impact, so think carefully before taking action.
I will probably make investments according to what I want and what is best, such as Bitcoin for the long term and the ATH price really has to be achieved again.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: debra on January 12, 2025, 11:59:56 PM
Why should we regret what we do? because failure is the best teacher for us to be able to step better in the future so we should not regret.
You're right, we don't need to regret it. Every person experienced losses, there is no way to avoid the losses totally. As long as we can get the lesson from the failure, we shouldn't regret it.

I also believe that bitcoin will have a good movement after Trump's inauguration as US president.
All people expect it. But recently many people become afraid because they saw bad market condition. Crypto coins look very difficult to increase their prices. Even, many of crypto coins dropped their prices quite a lot. Not sure that Trump's inauguration really can bring big impact for the crypto prices. But no doubt that it is one of the reasonable factors to trigger the price increase of Bitcoin.

Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: dave_strider on January 13, 2025, 11:09:34 AM
Why should we regret what we do? because failure is the best teacher for us to be able to step better in the future so we should not regret.

I would say we need to embrace it. There is no success without mistakes being made.
Expertise doesn't come cheap on the market.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 13, 2025, 03:45:09 PM

Why should we regret what we do? because failure is the best teacher for us to be able to step better in the future so we should not regret.
I also believe that bitcoin will have a good movement after Trump's inauguration as US president.

Well particularly so, we should not regret the Things we do ever, on the one hand we have the good thing in life that is to enjoy what we do with our Investments , if we win well, if we don't win it doesn't matter we will have learned something, however with BTC it is Impossible to lose, for me it will be a fact that when Trump takes power we will Probably have another new ATH , some want it and don't say it, just because of the problem of politics, but that is something that can be temporary, what they have to take advantage of is every Opportunity that the market gives to win.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: enwi on January 14, 2025, 09:45:02 AM

Why should we regret what we do? because failure is the best teacher for us to be able to step better in the future so we should not regret.
I also believe that bitcoin will have a good movement after Trump's inauguration as US president.

Well particularly so, we should not regret the Things we do ever, on the one hand we have the good thing in life that is to enjoy what we do with our Investments , if we win well, if we don't win it doesn't matter we will have learned something, however with BTC it is Impossible to lose, for me it will be a fact that when Trump takes power we will Probably have another new ATH , some want it and don't say it, just because of the problem of politics, but that is something that can be temporary, what they have to take advantage of is every Opportunity that the market gives to win.
It is okay to take lesson from what we have gone through, be it good or bad in investing. Everytime we learn something for the next level and enjoying the journey is also important. Presenting oneself to the market with an open mind and willingness to approach the opportunities existing is always a right thing to do, even more when conditions enable us to go further. The potential that has been talked about with regards to BTC is as intriguing, to watch That whatever happens in the political sphere does happen only for a while. What matters most is the manner in which an organisation approaches the opportunities which come with calculated moves and staying connected with the strategically mapped goals that exist in the future plans.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 15, 2025, 04:57:30 PM
It is okay to take lesson from what we have gone through, be it good or bad in investing. Everytime we learn something for the next level and enjoying the journey is also important. Presenting oneself to the market with an open mind and willingness to approach the opportunities existing is always a right thing to do, even more when conditions enable us to go further. The potential that has been talked about with regards to BTC is as intriguing, to watch That whatever happens in the political sphere does happen only for a while. What matters most is the manner in which an organisation approaches the opportunities which come with calculated moves and staying connected with the strategically mapped goals that exist in the future plans.

Yes, the best of all is that these events are unique and have not occurred before, and that is why it is sometimes difficult to predict the events of what may happen with BTC , for that reason when we try or decide to invest now, it is likely that you can win even with political events, never seen before, that give benefits to BTC, because everything is welcome as long as it is good, where good I define it as BTC continuing to rise, then it is likely that things will continue to be in our favor.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: bayu7adi on January 22, 2025, 07:47:37 AM
I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
I am very comfortable with the existence of cryptocurrency... it really helped my finances when I first started as a bounty hunter, and until now I can do DCA every month to buy BTC for my old age...

What I bet on cryptocurrency is what I get from cryptocurrency... it really never interferes with my main income when working, so this non-burdensome thing is what makes me feel at home and comfortable with the existence of crypto as my second money circulation... I am very grateful for the existence of crypto technology like this.

Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: electronicash on January 22, 2025, 09:00:04 AM
I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
I am very comfortable with the existence of cryptocurrency... it really helped my finances when I first started as a bounty hunter, and until now I can do DCA every month to buy BTC for my old age...

What I bet on cryptocurrency is what I get from cryptocurrency... it really never interferes with my main income when working, so this non-burdensome thing is what makes me feel at home and comfortable with the existence of crypto as my second money circulation... I am very grateful for the existence of crypto technology like this.

lucky you that gambling hasnt took over your finances. if you can see the loan section in BTT, a number of users are already taking loans and not repaid in the end where they are marked red as well. as far as i know, they were wagering in some casinos which they risked their account not just their investments.

not a very wise decision but i can understand they are hooked.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: doc on January 23, 2025, 10:48:09 PM
I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
I am very comfortable with the existence of cryptocurrency... it really helped my finances when I first started as a bounty hunter, and until now I can do DCA every month to buy BTC for my old age...

What I bet on cryptocurrency is what I get from cryptocurrency... it really never interferes with my main income when working, so this non-burdensome thing is what makes me feel at home and comfortable with the existence of crypto as my second money circulation... I am very grateful for the existence of crypto technology like this.

lucky you that gambling hasnt took over your finances. if you can see the loan section in BTT, a number of users are already taking loans and not repaid in the end where they are marked red as well. as far as i know, they were wagering in some casinos which they risked their account not just their investments.

not a very wise decision but i can understand they are hooked.
It is better not to gamble because it will make us lose. Being a trader is better than a gambler. Many of my friends have gone bankrupt because of gambling. And I really take care of myself not to get involved in gambling.
I started learning trading and training my trading skills, this is my effort in investing in crypto.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: pieppiep on January 23, 2025, 11:11:40 PM
I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
I am very comfortable with the existence of cryptocurrency... it really helped my finances when I first started as a bounty hunter, and until now I can do DCA every month to buy BTC for my old age...

What I bet on cryptocurrency is what I get from cryptocurrency... it really never interferes with my main income when working, so this non-burdensome thing is what makes me feel at home and comfortable with the existence of crypto as my second money circulation... I am very grateful for the existence of crypto technology like this.

lucky you that gambling hasnt took over your finances. if you can see the loan section in BTT, a number of users are already taking loans and not repaid in the end where they are marked red as well. as far as i know, they were wagering in some casinos which they risked their account not just their investments.

not a very wise decision but i can understand they are hooked.
It is better not to gamble because it will make us lose. Being a trader is better than a gambler. Many of my friends have gone bankrupt because of gambling. And I really take care of myself not to get involved in gambling.
I started learning trading and training my trading skills, this is my effort in investing in crypto.
The decision to choose what can build the future is a decision that deserves appreciation. When we determine to train our aptitudes into something more specific, it demonstrates commitment on the outcomes that we have set. The opportunity to make the necessary adjustments is much higher, thus by investing our time to learn and practise the set skills, we will be in a vantage point to make the desired outcomes. All in all, the prevention of ourselves from disturbing quickly and having no positive functions, are the appreciations for ourselves for our efforts. It is self evident that further, persistence and patience will be rewarded at a variety of desired outcomes with the costs of helping us in staying on more reliable and significant territories.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: philipma1957 on January 24, 2025, 05:06:05 AM
I purchased 100000 in gpus in 2021

Cleared about 115,000 over four years.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: bayu7adi on January 24, 2025, 08:36:09 AM
I'm not judging either way, just genuinely curious about everyone's experiences. What's your comfort level when it comes to crypto investments & trades?
My comfort may come from my lack of worry about the assets I invest in... the amount is indeed not as big as other people, so that's what keeps me calm...
Moreover, right now I am more focused on long-term investments for big coins only, BTC and SOLANA are my favorites right now, so that makes me safe and not worried...

For short-term investments, the money I use is very small, I don't even put my hopes on volatile coins, it's just for fun, like welcoming the altcoin season... what I bet more on cryptocurrency is on coins with good and strong fundamentals... the rest is just a small part.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: tequilla_sunset on January 24, 2025, 11:25:48 AM
I purchased 100000 in gpus in 2021

Cleared about 115,000 over four years.

Great result!
But I wouldn't try it again  ;D
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Bobcrypto on January 24, 2025, 12:09:35 PM
Yes and I think these things are what make people keep their greatest hope, for me things are clear, there should be no regrets about what was not done, now is the time to act, the world is making it clear in current events, it is known that when Trump comes to power there will be another vision in the world less wars, perhaps and hopefully there will be zero wars and the BTC market will rise like foam, because seeing good conditions in the world it is a fact that investors will feel much more confident in their investment system, the price of btc will be higher, so right now the slogan is to take advantage of buying
Yes, those who always dwell on the past and only regret or will do it in the future will never be able to progress in their life or in whatever sector they are in. Otherwise, if they do not make any new plans for the future. It is not possible to fix the mistakes we have made in the past, but with a good plan for the future, it is possible to get to such a position that we will not have to regret it later.

You have a good point here, needless on counting the loss past, but rather, the past experiences are used to reshape or correct the present and the future endeavors. Success and failure exit, sometimes we experience success, though there are bound to be failure, but it can help us to restrategize on the areas of our poor performances to get a better future result.
I think will may not rule out a fail outcome during trading, investing or holding Bitcoin, nobody knows it all, and nobody can be perfect on the market price predictions, anything can happen.

Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: philipma1957 on January 24, 2025, 03:40:41 PM
I purchased 100000 in gpus in 2021

Cleared about 115,000 over four years.

Great result!
But I wouldn't try it again  ;D

gpus are pretty much toasted as eth dealth them a hard blow when it foolishly went pos.

i am using a host with some btc miners and scrypt miners.

it is generating 3000 a month and after power cost of 1200 it clears 1800 monthly.

the gear i have there cost me 30k . I need it to run until august to be pretty much even with that investment.

obviously if price of coin goes up I could breakeven quicker.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: legend45 on January 24, 2025, 11:04:10 PM
Yes and I think these things are what make people keep their greatest hope, for me things are clear, there should be no regrets about what was not done, now is the time to act, the world is making it clear in current events, it is known that when Trump comes to power there will be another vision in the world less wars, perhaps and hopefully there will be zero wars and the BTC market will rise like foam, because seeing good conditions in the world it is a fact that investors will feel much more confident in their investment system, the price of btc will be higher, so right now the slogan is to take advantage of buying
Yes, those who always dwell on the past and only regret or will do it in the future will never be able to progress in their life or in whatever sector they are in. Otherwise, if they do not make any new plans for the future. It is not possible to fix the mistakes we have made in the past, but with a good plan for the future, it is possible to get to such a position that we will not have to regret it later.

You have a good point here, needless on counting the loss past, but rather, the past experiences are used to reshape or correct the present and the future endeavors. Success and failure exit, sometimes we experience success, though there are bound to be failure, but it can help us to restrategize on the areas of our poor performances to get a better future result.
I think will may not rule out a fail outcome during trading, investing or holding Bitcoin, nobody knows it all, and nobody can be perfect on the market price predictions, anything can happen.
Failure will always be the best teacher, as an experience so that we do not repeat the same mistakes. I agree with you we do not need to count how many failures we have because the results will be painful. It is better to make it an experience so that we can be better.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: |MINER| on January 24, 2025, 11:04:49 PM
gpus are pretty much toasted as eth dealth them a hard blow when it foolishly went pos.

i am using a host with some btc miners and scrypt miners.

it is generating 3000 a month and after power cost of 1200 it clears 1800 monthly.

the gear i have there cost me 30k . I need it to run until august to be pretty much even with that investment.

obviously if price of coin goes up I could breakeven quicker.
Do you only mine Bitcoin or do you also mine other altcoins?
And generating 1800 monthly is what you said is an average?
What is your opinion on GPU mining now? Although I didn't fully understand your "I purchased 100000 in gpus in 2021 Cleared about 115,000 over four years" statement.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Chilwell on January 25, 2025, 11:39:18 AM
Whether you're an investor or trader, it is important to trade or invest with the amount of money you can afford to lose. Investing and trading involve risks, and there's always a possibility of losing your money. Putting all your eggs in one basket can lead to significant financial problems if you face losses. Instead, consider starting with a smaller amount to test the waters and see how it goes. When you're on a winning streak and your trading or investing is going well, you will likely make a profit and enjoy the process. But, it is essential to remember that winning streaks don't last forever, and losses are inevitable.

Don't assume you'll always make a profit and invest large sums of money, because this can lead to significant financial problems if you lose. It's better to be cautious and manage your risk exposure to avoid financial difficulties.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 26, 2025, 06:02:36 PM

Failure will always be the best teacher, as an experience so that we do not repeat the same mistakes. I agree with you we do not need to count how many failures we have because the results will be painful. It is better to make it an experience so that we can be better.

Yes, when we are trading and we do whatever is Necessary or to not lose money, risk management is better, it is a thousand times better than any other strategy , when we trade our emotions are also there afloat and we have to handle the fact of wanting to do things right to win and quickly, sometimes those anxieties make us lose and lose, because we want to win but being with all that adrenaline will make us bet more money, it is better to have a plan , know how much you are going to spend and if you lose, do not trade anymore until you know why you lost and when to have a better entry.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: doc on January 26, 2025, 11:58:30 PM

Failure will always be the best teacher, as an experience so that we do not repeat the same mistakes. I agree with you we do not need to count how many failures we have because the results will be painful. It is better to make it an experience so that we can be better.

Yes, when we are trading and we do whatever is Necessary or to not lose money, risk management is better, it is a thousand times better than any other strategy , when we trade our emotions are also there afloat and we have to handle the fact of wanting to do things right to win and quickly, sometimes those anxieties make us lose and lose, because we want to win but being with all that adrenaline will make us bet more money, it is better to have a plan , know how much you are going to spend and if you lose, do not trade anymore until you know why you lost and when to have a better entry.
risk management is very much needed in trading, because the risk in trading is higher than being a coin holder.
I always take the smallest risk to get profit in crypto investment because my capital is not large, if I experience losses too often, my capital will probably run out.
that's why I do analysis and make plans by always using risk management correctly.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: omori on January 27, 2025, 01:27:50 PM
risk management is very much needed in trading, because the risk in trading is higher than being a coin holder.
I always take the smallest risk to get profit in crypto investment because my capital is not large, if I experience losses too often, my capital will probably run out.
that's why I do analysis and make plans by always using risk management correctly.

It's better to get something, than nothing.
Or at worst cases - a big red minus  ;)
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 27, 2025, 09:21:01 PM

risk management is very much needed in trading, because the risk in trading is higher than being a coin holder.
I always take the smallest risk to get profit in crypto investment because my capital is not large, if I experience losses too often, my capital will probably run out.
that's why I do analysis and make plans by always using risk management correctly.
Yes, it is the smartest thing to do, in fact, anyone who makes a risk management plan Before trading does well because the most important thing is to preserve your money , and if you make plans to make that money work, it is the best there is, those who do this will not have problems with their trades or with market reactions because they have everything calculated, so for me this type of plan is very intelligent, in fact this is almost never mentioned in books, this information is important and for me it is the main thing.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: rizqillah on February 16, 2025, 03:23:27 PM

risk management is very much needed in trading, because the risk in trading is higher than being a coin holder.
I always take the smallest risk to get profit in crypto investment because my capital is not large, if I experience losses too often, my capital will probably run out.
that's why I do analysis and make plans by always using risk management correctly.
Yes, it is the smartest thing to do, in fact, anyone who makes a risk management plan Before trading does well because the most important thing is to preserve your money , and if you make plans to make that money work, it is the best there is, those who do this will not have problems with their trades or with market reactions because they have everything calculated, so for me this type of plan is very intelligent, in fact this is almost never mentioned in books, this information is important and for me it is the main thing.
I agree with your opinion, we must have risk management in investing. Especially in trading, where we are looking for short-term profits, this requires more focus and caution. because trading requires analysis, and we must have expertise in analysis.
We must maintain our capital so as not to lose.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on February 17, 2025, 08:12:18 PM

I agree with your opinion, we must have risk management in investing. Especially in trading, where we are looking for short-term profits, this requires more focus and caution. because trading requires analysis, and we must have expertise in analysis.
We must maintain our capital so as not to lose.

I apply the same strategy when I go to play at the casino, before playing and in this case before trading, what I do is determine how much balance I am willing to lose and according to that I do it, the rest I do not start inventing, in trading you have to have control, in fact trading is given to people who want to have control of their actions and the foundations on which one applies are highly respected if done in the correct way having the correct vision of the market.
Title: Re: What's the Most You've Risked in Crypto?
Post by: Crypto Library on February 17, 2025, 08:34:02 PM
I agree with your opinion, we must have risk management in investing. Especially in trading, where we are looking for short-term profits, this requires more focus and caution. because trading requires analysis, and we must have expertise in analysis.
We must maintain our capital so as not to lose.
You are right, even there was a says that no risk no gain. But that doesn't mean that we have to make investment with out any proper knowledge or the proper analysis and if we do that then we are doing nothing but only gambling.
But the problem is if we get profit some time by taking these risk without having the proper knowledge and analysis then we will be in greed maybe in the next time we will take more bigger risk on a wrong time and we will lose all them.