Quote from: Abiky on May 26, 2023, 12:40:08 PM

Quote from: Pamadar on May 25, 2023, 07:02:54 AM

If you are not a fan of risking your investment, better not to invest in this kind of project.

I see your point and that's true. Investors are moving away from Shiba as they are seeing no progress in market value, though
there are still some who continue believing that there's still chance and still buying and holding.

Trusting meme projects is more on risking your investment and trying to be lucky and take some chunks of profits when
a good pump back happens.

Forget Shiba Inu. The new PEPE "meme" coin is where the money is. Many foolish investors are buying this coin like crazy, effectively "pumping" its price all the way to the moon. It's a "meme" coin like SHIBA, so I don't get what the hype is all about. This tells you "meme" coins are nothing more than "pumps and dumps" meant to be a playground for whales to make a lot of money in an instant. But at the end of the day, they're just worthless coins with no substance behind them.

As you've said before, only those willing to risk their investment will add SHIBA or any other "meme" coin to their portfolio. The rewards are high, but the risk is also higher. I'd stick around with Bitcoin because it holds a very promising future. Who knows if SHIBA becomes history someday? Just my thoughts Grin

Yeah right, it's your money, so it's you who will decide just get some ideas and try to work with how you take this information.

Mem coins like Shiba, Doge and the new hot Pepe are assets that simply for risk takers, traders who can
throw spare money for the chance of making something decent, a quick ride which you know that the chance
of losing, your investment is higher than making profits.