I’m an older man and I’m looking to buy into crypto currency. Yes you can call me a boomer or whatever the fuck you want I don’t care but I would like at least a few legit responses. Why should I buy a crypto...any one or all that f them. What do these currently do that central banks can’t or won’t do? Why should I buy these current ones? What makes bitcoin so much more expensive than the others? I come on this site occasionally and see nothing but shillery and want to know a bit more before I spend money on it and I know plenty of you guys know plenty about it. Thanks and I’ll bump it a few times if necessary.
either invest in biz style and go all in link and be a millionaire with 1000 link, because they will be 1000 USD EoY
or, do it the right way and invest in Stellar and be part of the future of financial asset exchange.
Jayden White
you should buy a crypto because:
1) it functions like a bank account that can't frozen on a whim, can be used in any country and online with ease.
2) it is there when you need to spend it and doesn't have a lot of barriers that traditional investments have towards cashing out. just spend it on what you want online and you're done. (for bitcoin only, others have to be exchanged)
3) it is a different asset class so if you want to decrease risk in your holdings adding a bit of crypto to your portfolio would be good.
4) you can use dapps with the right coins
Andrew Butler
Bitoin was first, has survived where nearly all others have failed.
Buy BTC and hold a year, or DYOR on alts and coin one year.
Personally, anything at or below 1M market-cap that has actual growth from the team, you can't really go wrong.
I suggest XBI (Bitcoin Incognito), NERVA (on Tradeogre), Holochain on Binance, and TOMO on IDEX.
Crypto runs are not over.
Set sell targets, and hold.
Good luck.
Connor White
Honestly, just buy 70% coinbase stuff dollar-averaged in and then get some XMR, maybe Holo or Link if you're feeling risky. XLM is never a bad move, just not a particularly exciting one yet. Augur is interesting.
First thing you need to know is that crypto currencies are an anarchist financial movement disguised as a get-rich-quick-scheme. There are only two crypto currencies that matter at this point. Bitcoin is the most valuable because it's the most tested, best distributed and has the strongest liquidity. Ethereum has the most developers supporting it and the most applications called smart contracts, but it's higher risk, since every feature is a potential attack surface and weighs down the network.
Ryan Sanchez
I would by bitcoin and eth and convert half your BTC to BNB on binance. Im typing on a phone so i cant go into long detail, but essentially binance offers bnb so people can get discounted tx fees. Every quarter binance spends 20% of its profit to buy back bnb which it then burns, decreasing total supply permanently, and increasing its value. Other things effect the value of bnb too, DYOR, but i like it a lot.
Dont put any money into crypto you cant afford to lose.
