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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #420 on: September 18, 2024, 07:23:36 AM »
good advice if you suggest to hold TON, because TON has shown good progress in the crypto market this year. many coins use the TON network and hype, I also tried to hold TON by buying it when TON fell yesterday, durov was arrested and I will hold it until next year, Hopefully my plan will not be disturbed by sudden needs so I can hold this coin longer.
You seem to have done the best thing by buying TON and holding it until the next bullish season. We know that with so much use on the TON network that occurs on telegram, TON continues to be traded and, of course, more and more people will look for it.
But indeed, the main obstacle when holding coins that we consider good is sudden needs that cannot be avoided and require us to release them prematurely.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #421 on: September 18, 2024, 07:25:11 AM »
good advice if you suggest to hold TON, because TON has shown good progress in the crypto market this year. many coins use the TON network and hype, I also tried to hold TON by buying it when TON fell yesterday, durov was arrested and I will hold it until next year, Hopefully my plan will not be disturbed by sudden needs so I can hold this coin longer.
You seem to have done the best thing by buying TON and holding it until the next bullish season. We know that with so much use on the TON network that occurs on telegram, TON continues to be traded and, of course, more and more people will look for it.
But indeed, the main obstacle when holding coins that we consider good is sudden needs that cannot be avoided and require us to release them prematurely.

That's why we should only invest the funds we are willing to spend or freeze for the time being.
Otherwise, there may be a situation that you described, and afterward, it would be for nothing, basically. You won't have a chance of your investment prospering.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #422 on: September 18, 2024, 04:18:24 PM »
There is nothing wrong with listening to recommendations from others, but we should not swallow raw what is recommended, we must re-analyze so that we make decisions based on what we believe.

Whatever others say may be a way to make a decision, as long as we do not swallow it raw, it will be fine in my opinion. We can compare other people's analysis with the analysis we do, that is a good thing.
Very correct and it is a good steps to follow as well because some people can't utilize inform even though they are being given for a very cheaper ways they wouldn't still do. Recommendation sometimes are based on the people who received the information because some people gives their recommendation but while some skip and do what it's on their minds. Though we know they have the funds and they decides what to do with their hand earned money but sometimes information gotten on time and if carefully utilized it gives birth to something very huge in terms of profits making and utilizations.
The point is that the decision must be in our own hands by using information provided by others to add to our analysis of something we believe in.

The information provided is either right or wrong, and which one we should follow is what we have analyzed as well. Even though in the end it is a little off, we know what the mistake is. Because if we immediately apply what others say, and then it is off, we also won't know what is wrong.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #423 on: September 18, 2024, 10:02:38 PM »

The point is that the decision must be in our own hands by using information provided by others to add to our analysis of something we believe in.

The information provided is either right or wrong, and which one we should follow is what we have analyzed as well. Even though in the end it is a little off, we know what the mistake is. Because if we immediately apply what others say, and then it is off, we also won't know what is wrong.
I agree with you, we should have our own analysis and then apply it if there is a mistake we can correct it because if we follow others we don't know what's wrong and we don't have the experience to be better. that's what many seniors say that research and analysis must be done by ourselves so that we can become a professional in investing in crypto.
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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #424 on: September 18, 2024, 11:27:58 PM »
There is nothing wrong with listening to recommendations from others, but we should not swallow raw what is recommended, we must re-analyze so that we make decisions based on what we believe.

Whatever others say may be a way to make a decision, as long as we do not swallow it raw, it will be fine in my opinion. We can compare other people's analysis with the analysis we do, that is a good thing.
Very correct and it is a good steps to follow as well because some people can't utilize inform even though they are being given for a very cheaper ways they wouldn't still do. Recommendation sometimes are based on the people who received the information because some people gives their recommendation but while some skip and do what it's on their minds. Though we know they have the funds and they decides what to do with their hand earned money but sometimes information gotten on time and if carefully utilized it gives birth to something very huge in terms of profits making and utilizations.
The point is that the decision must be in our own hands by using information provided by others to add to our analysis of something we believe in.

The information provided is either right or wrong, and which one we should follow is what we have analyzed as well. Even though in the end it is a little off, we know what the mistake is. Because if we immediately apply what others say, and then it is off, we also won't know what is wrong.
I am not emphatically saying that we should utilized or do whatever information given to us, what matter's is how we can utilized the information or we fast we can do our research before to know how legitimates those information are before putting them into action to be productive. So if someone's filters the information and noticed is not productive or useful it left for them to leave the information to something more resourceful.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #425 on: September 18, 2024, 11:30:35 PM »
How much % of your total assets are in the crypto market? How much of it is in BTC? When do you plan to restructure your portfolio in the future?
I have diverse investments in crypto that compromise 80% Bitcoin and 20% altcoin. I don't plan to restructure my portfolio now until when I have decided to sell my accumulated coins by next year at the price I plan to sell each of my invested coins. By next year, I will be looking at "restructuring"

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #426 on: September 19, 2024, 04:37:44 PM »

The point is that the decision must be in our own hands by using information provided by others to add to our analysis of something we believe in.

The information provided is either right or wrong, and which one we should follow is what we have analyzed as well. Even though in the end it is a little off, we know what the mistake is. Because if we immediately apply what others say, and then it is off, we also won't know what is wrong.
I agree with you, we should have our own analysis and then apply it if there is a mistake we can correct it because if we follow others we don't know what's wrong and we don't have the experience to be better. that's what many seniors say that research and analysis must be done by ourselves so that we can become a professional in investing in crypto.
I almost always say this, because it is a loss for us if there is nothing we can get, either when we feel the benefits or when we feel the losses. However, it will be a valuable experience for us.

Don't be easily fooled by what other people say, or in other words, we must always be careful. Even in all aspects of our lives we must be careful, especially when it is related to money which is very sensitive.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #426 on: September 19, 2024, 04:37:44 PM »


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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #427 on: September 19, 2024, 11:08:47 PM »

The point is that the decision must be in our own hands by using information provided by others to add to our analysis of something we believe in.

The information provided is either right or wrong, and which one we should follow is what we have analyzed as well. Even though in the end it is a little off, we know what the mistake is. Because if we immediately apply what others say, and then it is off, we also won't know what is wrong.
I agree with you, we should have our own analysis and then apply it if there is a mistake we can correct it because if we follow others we don't know what's wrong and we don't have the experience to be better. that's what many seniors say that research and analysis must be done by ourselves so that we can become a professional in investing in crypto.
I almost always say this, because it is a loss for us if there is nothing we can get, either when we feel the benefits or when we feel the losses. However, it will be a valuable experience for us.

Don't be easily fooled by what other people say, or in other words, we must always be careful. Even in all aspects of our lives we must be careful, especially when it is related to money which is very sensitive.
If it is related to money we have to be careful, I agree with you. and in investing in crypto we have to do research and have good analysis because by doing our own research, we don't have to believe what other people say because they are not necessarily good. It could be just a trap for us, we have to have our own plan and analysis.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #428 on: September 20, 2024, 05:42:35 PM »
I almost always say this, because it is a loss for us if there is nothing we can get, either when we feel the benefits or when we feel the losses. However, it will be a valuable experience for us.

Don't be easily fooled by what other people say, or in other words, we must always be careful. Even in all aspects of our lives we must be careful, especially when it is related to money which is very sensitive.
If it is related to money we have to be careful, I agree with you. and in investing in crypto we have to do research and have good analysis because by doing our own research, we don't have to believe what other people say because they are not necessarily good. It could be just a trap for us, we have to have our own plan and analysis.
I want to give an example of a meme coin for example. Many people who enter early will create hype as if the meme coin will indeed bring huge profits, so it attracts many people to then invest in it.

whereas that is their strategy so that the price can be pumped up and when many people buy they will sell it because they have made a profit, while people who just enter have to feel the loss because they are late and buy when the highest price is reached.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #429 on: September 20, 2024, 06:37:34 PM »
How much % of your total assets are in the crypto market? How much of it is in BTC? When do you plan to restructure your portfolio in the future?
I have diverse investments in crypto that compromise 80% Bitcoin and 20% altcoin. I don't plan to restructure my portfolio now until when I have decided to sell my accumulated coins by next year at the price I plan to sell each of my invested coins. By next year, I will be looking at "restructuring"
I think In the current situation where the investment composition is mostly Bitcoin with a proportion in altcoins, the decision not to reorganise seems to follow a well-orchestrated long-term plan. Trading coins until a specific time gives a chance to observe developments in the market better before proceeding further.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #430 on: September 21, 2024, 02:49:01 PM »
I almost always say this, because it is a loss for us if there is nothing we can get, either when we feel the benefits or when we feel the losses. However, it will be a valuable experience for us.

Don't be easily fooled by what other people say, or in other words, we must always be careful. Even in all aspects of our lives we must be careful, especially when it is related to money which is very sensitive.
If it is related to money we have to be careful, I agree with you. and in investing in crypto we have to do research and have good analysis because by doing our own research, we don't have to believe what other people say because they are not necessarily good. It could be just a trap for us, we have to have our own plan and analysis.
I want to give an example of a meme coin for example. Many people who enter early will create hype as if the meme coin will indeed bring huge profits, so it attracts many people to then invest in it.

whereas that is their strategy so that the price can be pumped up and when many people buy they will sell it because they have made a profit, while people who just enter have to feel the loss because they are late and buy when the highest price is reached.
This is what I usually observe in meme coins, but more precisely shitcoins. because they will create hype by always sharing in their group and when the price starts to rise because it is pumped they sell it, members who are interested and want to buy are trapped in the high price I also read this story from memebr and I myself also experienced it.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #431 on: September 21, 2024, 04:42:32 PM »
This is what I usually observe in meme coins, but more precisely shitcoins. because they will create hype by always sharing in their group and when the price starts to rise because it is pumped they sell it, members who are interested and want to buy are trapped in the high price I also read this story from memebr and I myself also experienced it.
I don't think worth how carefully research with meme coins its not worth it yet when investing after hype moment over, usually all meme coins just got hype for awhile and for late investment will difficult to earn much profitable and potential that meme coins get lower price for long term.
Investing with meme coins always entry on early moment, if late around one or two weeks its not good moment any more although have opportunity meme coins price dropped significant. Try to find another hot or hype meme coins for investing than previously meme coins have launch more than several weeks ago.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #432 on: September 21, 2024, 06:26:09 PM »
I want to give an example of a meme coin for example. Many people who enter early will create hype as if the meme coin will indeed bring huge profits, so it attracts many people to then invest in it.

whereas that is their strategy so that the price can be pumped up and when many people buy they will sell it because they have made a profit, while people who just enter have to feel the loss because they are late and buy when the highest price is reached.
This is what I usually observe in meme coins, but more precisely shitcoins. because they will create hype by always sharing in their group and when the price starts to rise because it is pumped they sell it, members who are interested and want to buy are trapped in the high price I also read this story from memebr and I myself also experienced it.
Yes, that is their strategy, irresponsible people who only think about their own profit. Believe me, there are many people like that in the crypto space, not to discredit them but I am quite annoyed because their target is a beginner who knows nothing about crypto.

The problem is that the impact they cause is quite visible, how people who are starting to be interested in crypto will eventually consider crypto as a scam. It is our job to care and educate them with the experience and knowledge we have.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #433 on: September 22, 2024, 07:31:19 PM »
I almost always say this, because it is a loss for us if there is nothing we can get, either when we feel the benefits or when we feel the losses. However, it will be a valuable experience for us.

Don't be easily fooled by what other people say, or in other words, we must always be careful. Even in all aspects of our lives we must be careful, especially when it is related to money which is very sensitive.
If it is related to money we have to be careful, I agree with you. and in investing in crypto we have to do research and have good analysis because by doing our own research, we don't have to believe what other people say because they are not necessarily good. It could be just a trap for us, we have to have our own plan and analysis.
I want to give an example of a meme coin for example. Many people who enter early will create hype as if the meme coin will indeed bring huge profits, so it attracts many people to then invest in it.

whereas that is their strategy so that the price can be pumped up and when many people buy they will sell it because they have made a profit, while people who just enter have to feel the loss because they are late and buy when the highest price is reached.
This is what I usually observe in meme coins, but more precisely shitcoins. because they will create hype by always sharing in their group and when the price starts to rise because it is pumped they sell it, members who are interested and want to buy are trapped in the high price I also read this story from memebr and I myself also experienced it.
Normally, we already know that shitcoins are known for their pump and dumb scheme and everyone going into them do so at their own risks. The developers of the project creates hype to make people view it as a project with substance and then get them excited to join the project. And when the required number of investors are met, BOOM. The developers and the early investors sell of their portion of the token, leaving the rest of the investors who are not fortunate enough to sell, holding the bag.  Their main strategy is to manipulate the market by giving investors false hope and creating FOMO in the minds of naive investors, and it’s such a pity that many people fall for this deceit.

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Re: How much % of your assets are allocated to crypto?
« Reply #434 on: September 25, 2024, 09:14:26 AM »

The point is that the decision must be in our own hands by using information provided by others to add to our analysis of something we believe in.

The information provided is either right or wrong, and which one we should follow is what we have analyzed as well. Even though in the end it is a little off, we know what the mistake is. Because if we immediately apply what others say, and then it is off, we also won't know what is wrong.
I agree with you, we should have our own analysis and then apply it if there is a mistake we can correct it because if we follow others we don't know what's wrong and we don't have the experience to be better. that's what many seniors say that research and analysis must be done by ourselves so that we can become a professional in investing in crypto.
It is indeed better to have your own analysis so that you have data that can be used as a reference when needed and will be an example so that if you make a mistake, you don't do the same thing but fix it. But it is not unimportant to have help from those who understand more, but we must still be the ones who determine whether we want to use it or not, what is given is only a reference.
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