Is 10 ETH enough to make it?

Is 10 ETH enough to make it?

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if making it means having $1,000, sure

100 eth is enough imo

im working towards that
been trading in eth pairs to increase my stack
up to 40 so far
i really want 500 but im not sure im going to be that lucky.

500eth isn't enough to be quite fucking honest with you. I want 2000eth to retire in 2020

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To make 10$ in 2019? Yes.

32 and staking will retire you in 5-10 years. If you are willing to sale to a company or modern bank.

I find it hard to believe staking with 32 eth will pay enough for retirement...that is only a 6000 dollar investment atm.

depends on how much is making it for you but eth will be 10k in 2020

nice wtf did you buy with 11 eth to get to 497?

Stable investment in tech underlying modern infrastructure with a guaranteed ROI and a proven track record.
There is a very large premium for certainty. Right now, eth does not have that attribute. Especially among the risk averse institutions, who happen to have all the money.

Eth is a mess

6000 invested in amazon in 2001 at 10$(not even at the bottom) is 1.2 million now

>Is 10 ETH enough to make it?
to hell and beyond, yes it is user chan

psss insider here, it will be 1000 for staking not 32 not 100

fpbp

Intentionally so. Once ETH shards and all usability issues are flushed out, there will be a plethora of already-working dapps available.
It will be like a game console releasing with 300 titles, 5-20 of which are state of the art (in their respective fields).

Do you think the ETH development team is competent enough to get sharding ready by 2020 or so?

6000 invested in eth at 2015 would be worth more than that...I just have a feeling I missed the boat on eth.

>by 2020
I hate deadlines as a developer. Truth is noone knows what is going to happen in software development. It's a fuzzy guess at best.
All of software development is still an emerging field. For instance, it could be that someone creates a feed forward AI that allows for route optimization and sharding, that applies to N dimensional space and directly plugs in a provably robust way. That could change the roadmap which would invalidate any estimate.
We have no idea what local minima eth will arrive at but we all understand the eth's end goal.

If they aren't competent enough then literally no other team is. Keep yourself informed and stop listening to the malicious fudding faggots on Jow Forums
ethresear.ch

number of btc wallets: 30 million
population: 7.5 billion

>not buying the heavily shorted monero prices

Majority of the population don't own AAPL shares either though

They do have bank accounts though

EOS will have transfers swaps and stake compute working.

With no money in them, normies are amusingly bad with money.

I love EOS. I set low buy walls on newdex to soak up people dumping airdropped tokens.
Already caught one 10x.

>I find it hard to believe 1000 bitcoin will be enough for retirement...that is only a 1000 dollar investment atm
You, in 2010

BTC was a dollar each in 2010...ETH already pulled a 1000x.

>heavily shorted
sauce?

Don't look at multiples like that. It can go higher than you possibly imagined regardless of the original price. And it's not the first to do so. Amazon, Apple, coca cola, Tesla. It's happened before and it'll happen again.
Bitcoin pulled a 1000x by going from 10 cents to 100 dollars. Then it pulled another 200x from there by going to 20k, or a 200kx total. Even if eth only does half as well and pulls a 100kx total, that's still 100x more from here.

Understood user.

Dis jank gon make me so muhfuckinrish yo

What price should I sell Ether at?

Value your own investments. Use a diversified priority queue and understand the each of your base holdings.
Don't copy someone else here, especially not someone on an anonymous internet porn forum.

You sell when you've accumulated enough to put into another asset.

I will be selling 1/2 of my stack when my crypto is worth 2x the value of a rental property I want to buy. Then I will wait for crypto to double from that point, and sell 1/2 of the remaining stack (or 1/4 my original) and purchase another rental property. I will keep waiting for my crypto to appreciate and dividing and selling by half while I accumulate more and more properties

I'm putting my money in etc, read the white paper its underappreciated and should cost much more

What’d you do when it hit 4 figures?

ETH is down 99% from ATH. You literally can't lose now. We are at pre-ICO prices. Get in now or be poor forever.

I thought this was a Japanese energy drink forum wtf

whales started dumping a couple weeks ago

JP Morgan just got on board and Constantinople will be released in 2019; it’s an exciting time to hold right now.

That's not a good comparison, there's no utility in owning AAPL

I remember when I bought my first 10 ETH for $100 on Coinbase in January 2017. I should have bought more.

4 figures from now would only be a 10x...great gains but not the 1000x crypto is known for.

I remember when I bought a tonne of ETH in 2015 and just held it. It was around £8. I was one of the very, very few people rooting for it at the time when everyone else thought it was a scam.

Now I'm saying that ETH will slowly be phased out by more advanced competition in the next 2 years. V-Tec Butane killed ETH with his SJW bullshit. The project in general never has ran very well and the team hasn't changed. Normie adoption will never come. How the fuck is the average person supposed to know what a 'gas' price is and what is a high or low 'gas' price when you don't even know what it means. Ethereum can't work downwards, that is the critical flaw and that's because of the autism development team.

At $10 I told myself don't sell until $300. Still waiting.

>How the fuck is the average person supposed to know what a 'gas' price is and what is a high or low 'gas' price
every platform must have some time based fee system.

>11 to 500
how?

$3000*

I'm well aware of that. Ethereum doesn't even know what it is. Is it a currency, no. It's a platform with its own native token which is rising up and down in price because people are trading it. Traders could kill Ethereum on their own even if the platform itself was fine. The ERC20 curse is really killing Ethereum. No one even thinks about the fact that it's a platform, it's just, oh there's ETH and I can make money off it, I don't know what it does really but that's ok. I find this lack of clear vision to be retarded. I never liked the idea of ETH being thought of as a currency, because it's only value is to those who run decentralised applications. If someone wants to do that they would find the cost of their computing going up and down every month as well as their profit if they're accepting payments in ETH as well. What the fuck?

Not saying you're wrong. Underlying all this is ETH however BAT allows users to send transactions and pay for the tx fee in BAT

Ether is a currency on the ethereum platform.

but 10 eth is worth 2000

Thoughts on etc?

It's not a currency.

ether is absolutely a currency.
I don't get why so many people think in weird categories like that. The entire ico craze was using eth as a currency: unit of exchange, account and store of value.

Ok sorry. It was not intended to be a currency.

It's hard to say. They had to say it's a utility token to make the ico 'legal'.

Isnt ether core supposed to be the currency

couple shady shit, not a coin tho

>Pssss
>kids
>ETH has infinite supply
>Shhhhhhhhhhhh

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Etc doesn't

Shut up, ass master, I’m funding blockchain development however the shit I want.

Based and redpilled. Supply will have doubled before vitalik gives up on PoS.