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I know I shouldn't be panicking during dips, but some dips are hell of huge ones and can sink a pocket, even for whales. For example, your bag tanks from 5000 dollars to 1000 dollars in 24 hours. That surely is something to panic about especially if you are a small fry retail investor like me. I don't have deep pockets, unfortunatelyMy advice for the future is it would be better if you want to save assets, try to buy 30% of the assets you have and try to buy gradually. If there is a heavy decline, try not to panic, because you still have 70% of the assets to provide if something happens. try to use it again gradually. of course you also have to look at the situation and market conditions at that time.
Bounty payments nowadays are peanuts, all the bm tend to take advance work without any weekly payment setup, or most of the bounties are not escrowed in the end which results in companies refusing to pay hunters for their hard work at last moment, in my opinion, bitcointalk and altcoin talk should not allow any random person to generate a bounty thread, they should be kyced and escrowed before organizing bounties.I prefer that payment be given directly to the bounty manager or to the escrowerd. At least this gives a sense of security that the bounty that is run will really pay off the participants.
Although we are in the bearish season, it doesn't mean it is a bad sign for crypto future. We all know that after this bearish, we will experience a bullrun, it is when all crypto coins to increase their prices. So, as long as crypto prices are decreasing much in this bearish season, we should buy as many as possible.That's right, if you feel you have money in savings, it would be nice at this time to buy some coins gradually. For coin purchases, I suggest buying only those with high volume, and I suggest holding them long term until they return to a bullish market.
in addition to providing higher returns, it also provides higher losses. looks like it should be repeated about the risk.As long as you understand the risks and have confidence in the coins that have potential, I think this can be a consideration for long-term investment. But of course I myself also don't have all the assets I have in crypto, I prefer to use money that is not used in the near future.
Anyone who wants to issue their cryptocurrency in the banking system will have a very difficult time, it's not all built up so quickly and you need popularity for this.Indeed, it seems that it will be difficult if moreover each country has its own currency, of course they also have their own payment methods which are arguably more popular and often used. Unless a country really needs a new technological breakthrough that can have a good impact in terms of fast and no-limit transactions, then I think blockchain can be considered.
Each investor has a certain bar for selling his tokens, if he bought them at a low price, why would he sell everything. Everyone thinks for himself when he needs to sell.Indeed, everyone has their own target, which not everyone can accept what has been done regardless of the current market conditions. But for me everyone has their own strategy in managing their assets so that they can take advantage of profits and try to avoid losses.
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