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Quote from: Nickbryan10 on May 04, 2021, 11:41:50 AM

Bitcoin is gradually losing market value. At the start of this year, Bitcoin commanded about 70% of the total cryptocurrency market but with the continued surge of ethereum that has dropped to about 47%.
Earlier this week ethereum got to its all-time high after reaching 3,000 and it quickly got to 3200 yesterday which amount to 15% of the crypto market. Ethereum is giving bitcoin a hard chase as it is gradually dropping the market value of BTC. This is expected to continue as many investors are flooding to ethereum.

I have an investment in this market at a fair equilibrium level, from the moment I bought it I had a plan to divide the amount of money over the cryptocurrencies I hold. And partly BTC and ETH as it is the leading coin and the future for the whole market, although there may be short-term fluctuations in price between the two, but they are both making a profit. It's huge for me right now, and I don't feel too anxious for an upcoming correction if it persists.

If you are ready and you anticiapte whatever the market will comes up, the chance that you wont' do anything

to harmed your investment is very possible, as long as you really taking time to learn more about this venue of

investment, you always that chance to grow, corrections is real and you need to make a good sets of plans to make

sure that you are capable of waiting and holding your assets.

Of course, I understand the problem and that is the reason to always believe in this market. It took me almost 2 years to get ready to buy btc and eth, and I am still happy to my friends that I still only bought BTC when it was $4000 and ETH was just around $100, and I has not yet intended to sell any of the cryptocurrencies it holds.