Bitcoin
#43
#44
Watch.....this has all basically been regulation issues. Bitcoin might not be it because it's basically ancient technology at this point; Verge, Ripple, TRON, METAL, etc theres tons of other ones. The market is set to hit 2 trillion this year, nothing else I need to say. This is basically like black friday for crypto thanks to China/Korea, but what these regulations do in other countries is legitimize the whole thing. I think people should not only be excited about what kind of profits they could see (albeit at a big risk) but more so the technology that is going to drive TONS of products and services in the future. Decentralization is going to happen whether we like it or not, may as well get on the train.
Edit: and i'm paying taxes.
#45
Crypto changed my life. Bought land, a home, my s2k, and paid off all my debt. Getting ready to go to grad school as well. I'm still really invested and have been buying during the dips. I really like Stellar, but i'm biased. My colleague is set that even though we broke the 9k wave, we will still hit 6k. We will see.
Edit: and i'm paying taxes.
Edit: and i'm paying taxes.
#46
I went through a period of trading "scam coins". Honestly, the bull market in Q4 of last year was really easy to make money. As long as you take emotion out of it, set a goal, don't be greedy for more, take profits and move on. Now, I'm invested in coins that I feel have actual use cases and are semi-developed. Not really the coins with low market caps looking for the highest multiplier. I bought into XRB (now Nano) at $1.50 and watched it rise over the period of a month or two to $27 when I sold it all. I think it hovers around $8 now.
#47
Bitcoin under $4,000. I hope everyone got out long ago.