Quote from: kamvreto on July 14, 2023, 11:15:47 PM

Quote from: kevindjunaidi on July 14, 2023, 10:48:10 PM

Quote from: FiveG on June 15, 2023, 07:11:20 PM

I see ETH to become next blessing in disguise, I remember when it was around $100 people condemned it not to go anywhere within the space of a month interval ETH shuck the price in 500% increase and today is about $1800 let's watch and see ETH will create unbreakable records, channel some useless coins you have to ETH and relax in future.

I agree with you, therefore as long as the price of Ethereum has not reached its ATH price, so I will continue to do DCA Ethereum every time I have money, because I believe that when the altseason occurs, then the price of Ethereum will definitely increase very high and create a new ATH price, so I will get a big profits by taking advantage of the current opportunity to buy Ethereum at a low price.

The important thing is whether you can hold it or not, when the price of Bitcoin falls, the price of Ethereum will fall even more. I also hope EThereum hits ATH again when Bitcoin starts hitting ATH. The altcoins that I believe in right now are indeed ethereum and several other altcoins only as complementary investments. The main investment remains Bitcoin and followed by Ethereum. buying gradually will really help to add more asset ownership. But do financial management well to be able to manage everything.

Cant agree more with your approach. Its always smart to stick to the "old reliables" - Bitcoin and Ethereum. They've both proven their resilience over time, and when the tide goes out, as it inevitably does, they're less likely to be caught swimming naked.

Of course, diversifying your portfolio with some promising altcoins makes a lot of sense too. The trick is to do your homework and not just follow the hype. Blockchain technology has so much potential to transform various sectors, and Bitcoin is paving the way, so keeping it as your primary investment is a prudent move.

And as you rightly said, managing your finances wisely is key. Slow and steady accumulation of assets is a proven strategy. Just remember to invest only what you can afford to lose.