I think during these times, the best strategy is to hold.
If it were to look back at history, time tells it will be a dump.
However, xmr was way undervalued, so this could be a special case of pure skyrocketing and traders and shorters will get awesomely rekt.
If it were to look back at history, time tells it will be a dump.
However, xmr was way undervalued, so this could be a special case of pure skyrocketing and traders and shorters will get awesomely rekt.
Yup, it's truley gambling right now to play this market and I'm a gambler but I don't like the odds of selling and watching the spike you missed. Been there done that and it hurts.
I can relate to that feeling. I got in at $1-$2 in 2015, then I sold some at $40, then $80. Now I found it very difficult to buy-back what I sold at those prices. I taught 4000-8000% in 2 years is already too much, but seems like there in no "too much" word in cryptocurrencies right now.