Quote from: beerlover on September 16, 2019, 03:57:00 PM

I have been holding both of them for about 1.5 years now, not fully but 1 years and 2-3 months.
Of course, I still have more bitcoin than ethereum but I find it easier to put "savings" into ethereum and money I earn and make goes to bitcoin directly.

So, I work and get paid, I instantly send 5% of it to ethereum, than I keep about 10% on bitcoin, than I withdraw all the rest and spend it, most of the time its enough for me, for the past 2-3 months I had to cash out almost all of it because I went to vacation and I had no money this year so I had to make a debt just for vacation (I know it sounds silly but I had to reset myself). After that I just went ahead and started paying my debts, I will be debt free in 2 months and will start saving again, putting 5% of all my income to ethereum and 10% to bitcoin.

Quote from: Eugen225 on September 16, 2019, 09:37:46 AM

I think yes))

From a trader's perspective, still BTC must be a good choice when considering the enough volatility to make use for their trading whereas ETH is not giving enough movements to make use it for profitable trading.

Hah, don't stress yourself about going into debt for a vacation. When we die all we have is our memories, no point in being the richest person in the graveyard.

I'm sure that ethereum will see a larger percentage gain over the next year considering how much it dropped off from the all time high.