Quote from: bitcoinsc on April 06, 2018, 06:45:44 AM

kinda strange when investing in a volitile market. you can spend 10,000 $ into the market in january and come out less. than what a person invested in april with 10,000 $.

This would depend primarily on the time when you invested the $10,000. Depending on the circumstances on the market, there are a lot of factors you need to consider when investing and not just carelessly investing without knowing anything.
In a volatile market, cryptocurrencies are generally the characters in the picture. Most investors treat their investments for short to mid-term depending on the price increase that happened. Lastly, cryptocurrencies cannot be predicted accurately compared to other investment mechanisms. You rely into many factors , especially news in different countries that is relevant to cryptocurrencies.

Quote from: meqnurgn on May 31, 2018, 01:59:03 PM

It's reasonable. I think all investment commodities are the same. It is very important to grasp a reasonable investment opportunity. If you keep buying in a crazy market, it's hard for you to make money.

This is what happened when people acquired bitcoins when its price reached the $20,000 mark. People thought that it was the perfect time to invest as it showed continuous price increase- which ultimately resulted to a big loss now. Factors are needed to be considered before investing and being careless may result to unprecedented results.