Quote from: carlisle1 on Today at 03:31:50 PM

The amount of investment is well enough for the start up, and having a hardware wallet is the right advise to secure the funds.

Whatever plan OP use, it's always better to follow your own instinct.

Quote from: gurunanakji777 on Today at 02:03:38 PM

I think when you have at least 1000$ worth of coins you must have a hardware wallet. It is much safe to have coins in a hardware wallet rather than on exchanges. Plan 1 is much better than Plan 2 in my opinion but I would say Don't plan to buy every week buy only when dips after rising.

Quote from: Alucard1 on Today at 02:31:44 PM

I prefer plan 1 because I am not into LTC, I am only into BTC, Eth, XRP, and Doge, itis good to explore yourself in different assets but that is riskier than focusing on only 1. The best thing to do is to try plan 1 first for a month and if it seems successful then just focused on it but if you think it's not then going for the second one, I think there would be a bit result for one month, just trial and error, it is normal to lose at the first try, that would make you a better person.

BTC and ETH good for both long and short term trading as long as you are willing to take the gamble and not to fear with

any market changes, trial and error will lead you to dig for more strategies.

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