If you're still in Crypto. Bet on Institutional Investors, its whats needed for another bull run This means either:
>Hold BTC
>Hold crypto building services/platforms that target these investors
From what I've heard from developers and CEO talks the investors that are interested in crypto are basically only interested in BTC at the moment, so I don't see it dying anytime soon. So if you're holding alts you should hold alts that are based on capitalising on the big fish. From what I've looked at the most promising of these coins are QASH, GVT and maaaaybe JNT (I haven't looked into this enough yet and I know there's some major fud surrounding it at the moment). Are there any other similar coins that you're aware of? Do you agree with my assessment that this will be the start of the next bullrun (if crypto isn't dead)? Let's try and get a discussion going.
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>Hold BTC
wow thanks, I never thought about that!
I think you underestimate the amount of people who literally hold nothing but shitty alt coins.
i love this narrative as of late
hold btc, big money will come and give you free to the moon
keep believing or just add to your short
The CEO of QASH talked about a investor who wanted to recently buy $1,000,000,000 worth of BTC but they were unable to fill the order and says he's still in constant talks with the likes of Goldman Sachs. It's going to happen in 6-12 months.
Holding mostly alts. BTC is shitty and won't lead adoption and usage. BTC will lose it's base trading pair status soon as fiat to alt pairings are introduced.
>add to your short
Mighty fine way to make your networth 0 user
This is what people that cannot afford BTC say. Nobody talks about your fucking altcoins on page 10 of coinmarketcap.
>This is what people that cannot afford BTC say.
Being this much of a brainlet.
It's still seen as the crypto currency coin and it's what institutional money is interested in. They're not going for moonshots on shitty low marketcap altcoins
Nah - still in 6 figure USD range even after the crash. I'm a developer and I think usage, not speculation, will drive the next phase of adoption.
>I'm a developer
Oh cool. How the fuck is that relevant?
>doesn't think bitcoin is being used
Bitcoin is the most widely accepted cryptocurrency today, nigger
>being this much of a brainlet
>being this much of a brainlet
>BTC will lose it's base trading pair status soon as fiat to alt pairings are introduced
This is false, things like ETH already have plentiful fiat pairs/onramps/offramps and it still moves along with BTC
It's almost like there's something called satoshis, right?
Yeah, what is your point? got an actual argument?
This. Hold SophiaTX, accumulate SophiaTX.
You will make it.
BTC can't be used as a merchant solution, it has no developer platform and is too volatile to be a point of entry for anyone looking to use alts. BTC's user experience was shitty in 2011 when I first used it and it's still shitty now. Peer to peer electronic cash was a good idea, glad NANO decided to do it.
What about Legolas exchange?
Mind sharing your portfolio? Do you even hold any nano or are you talking out of your ass?
Nano is my largest holding because I purchased at 0.11c and actually managed to get it off of bitgrail. I have a lot of coins though. I've had dogecoin since 2014 and it outperformed my index funds.
Still have some BTC but not nearly as much. Really dislike the direction it got taken, store of value is such a cop out.
Did you sell any nano when it reached $30.00?
No I hold for at least a year to take advantage of long term capital gains taxes (USA).
IOTA and NANO specifically are part of a 30 year retirement plan (distribution begins in 5).
Is it even worth it to hold onto my LiteCoin and Ethereum?
I've had a 50% drop in my portfolio in the past month...I might as well ride the ship to it's watery grave.
seems like a worse version of QASH to me.
Which income tax bracket do you fall under? If you are making more than ~$40K a year, you're only looking at a difference in taxes of 7%.
How is holding nano from $30.00 down to $4.00 worth saving 7% in taxes?
I would sell the LTC, it doesn't do anything a fully-upgraded BTC wouldn't do. And even Charlie Lee talks shit about it constantly.
Made $200k before crypto last year. This year I'm consulting less so it might be lower.
I believe in the NANO project and I believe in Colin. Having the fortitude to invest in my beliefs long term is better than short term gains.
Yeah, you are saving 20% in taxes by holding, but we'll see if it's worth it. It will be interesting to see how nano does long-term for sure.
Dumb nigger.
I don't really base my worth in USD. Probably a few years ahead of the curve again since USD hasn't hyperinflated yet.
The curve will catch up, I'll just keep working on my business in the mean time. AI is pretty magical.
The consciousness prior has been keeping me up lately. arxiv.org
I heard down a grapevine that Amazon was going to pick LTC up as a currency to use, that why I've held for so long.
Don't know where that went.