Both coins will survive for sure. You took two great going to compare. EOS now runs on their own blockchain. EOS's popularity is increasing day by day. Now the position of the EOS in the fifth in the coinmarketcap according to the market volume. I think EOS place will be after ETH soon. If ETH Continues to down, or if EOS started to grow higher than Ethereum, then EOS can replace the ETH place in volume!

if I just sold my 21 ETH yesterday. I don't know it's a bit difficult to trade at ETH.
now block eth rewards are getting less. maybe a lot of miners are giving up on mining ETH and switching to others.
VGA prices and availability are a problem.

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At this point im not even looking at alt coins from a technical point of view. Ethereum is in a massive downtrend which will only get worse. The only way for ethereum and alt coins to recover is a bitcoin bull break followed by a change in the weekly trend for bitcoin which would cause a massive short squeeze and push bitcoin probably up to 10k. At that point alt coins will start to recover slowly. Right now I wouldn't want to hold many alt coins, there are some cases out there like dogecoin which saw massive gains but at this point it's gambling.

I still has a lot of ethereum in my pouch but i just put an order worth 20++ btc on binance to buy ethereum. But i expect it will go even lower consider about the bullish trend still continue and that's why the price of ethereum has been dropping more than 10% just in a short time. This will become a very big thing to predict how low it will go consider bitcoin not yet done with all of ETFs.

As noted, one way to invest in cryptocurrency is via cryptocurrency mining. That is a valid way to start investing if say you love computer gaming and need a new rig and want to invest in small amounts of cryptocurrency while maybe making back some of the cost of the rig (and maybe even breaking even) but that is an entirely different subject. The average investor will want to trade USD for cryptocurrency on an exchange and avoid the complexities and investments of mining. In all cases, unless you already have a good rig with a great graphics card, you’ll need to put down USD upfront anyway.

In any asset, there is significant informational asymmetry between insiders and outsiders. In stocks, insiders are people like executives and mutual funds who have material, unfair advantage over outsiders who don’t have access to the latest financials, board room meeting minutes, etc. In cryptocurrencies, insiders are 1) the executives of the companies behind cryptocurrency tokens, 2) mining pools, and 3) large holders (i.e. “whales”). Regardless of the asset, insiders have access to critical information sooner than the outsiders, which allows them to buy before rallies, or sell before selloffs.

Unless you are an insider, this informational asymmetry is bad if left unregulated, because it rigs the game in favor of insiders. In the long run, this will discourage outsiders from investing at all, because they want to avoid losing money. If unmitigated insider trading activity dominates, then investors will eventually become jaded with investing in general and move onto other assets that promote fair trading activities.

You have not lost the money, just the price was lower. It is quite normal movement on the market. Most importantly no panic just hold your coin and don't sell. You chose a great coin for investment, it will bring you profit, but you have to wait. The amount of investment each has its own, much as you can and so he invests.