Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:09:59 PM

I think that as long as you know that the strategy you are taking is correct and that it helps you, just do it and keep doing it. Yes, it's true that altcoins have risks, but let's not forget that Bitcoin still has risks.

You are setting yourself up to be dumb, because your starting premise is that everything has risk, which is true.. but there still are needs to get into specifics regarding what are the kinds of risks and then what would be the measures in order to attempt to account for the risks.. .certain kinds of risks are more tolerable than others, but there is also individual variation including that sometimes people do not really understand what risks that they might be taking.. but you are here to explain that, right gunhell16?

Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:09:59 PM

Sometimes this is also the mistake of most people here; they always say that the risk is high in altcoins. Why?

Think rug pull risk.

Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:09:59 PM

is there a difference between high risk and low risk?

no there is no difference if you are just talk about the same thing but giving a higher number, but if you are comparing different categories, then you need to get into a bit more nuance in terms of assessing.. well that is if you want to waste your time assessing the various shitcoin risks... and it seems that you have not really done that very well gunhell16, especially since you seem to be inclined to set everything up as if it were the same and just a matter of degree.

Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:09:59 PM

For me, it makes no difference; they are still at the same risk.

Yes for you it is the same, which goes to show that you likely do not know shit.. especially if you are trying to lump bitcoin with shitcoins and saying that it is just a matter of degree. sounds like a gambling fallacy. go ahead and gamble and then act like you have assessed the risks adequately because all risk is just random anyhow, right?

Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:09:59 PM

The difference is that we lack the information that is being said.

Well, this part is true. If you are comparing, then you have to get into some details regarding what you are describing and comparing in order to attempt to figure out what the differences are and what kinds of risks you are taking and if you can identify most if not all of the risks (you might not need to identify all of the risks) then you can figure out the extent to which you might want to protect against it or even if you are willing to get into investing into some kinds of projects that might have certain kinds of risks that might be considered as unacceptable.

Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:09:59 PM

Yes, Bitcoin was proven and tested when it comes to long-term matters.

Time proven and tested is not the ONLY thing that makes bitcoin less risky than various shitcoins.. and probably how bitcoin is less risky than any particular shitcoin that you are wanting to mention would depend upon which one you are mentioning rather than just speaking in generalities.

Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:09:59 PM

The question is, is Bitcoin the only proven and tested long-term investment in this field? what about the Ethereum, Bnb, Ltc, Doge, and others that are top-listed in the market are they proven and tested? Isn't that they also gave a lot of profit to al holders who believed in these altcoins?

Good luck with that crap... you will likely need it.. especially if your ONLY measure regards the adequacy of "time-testedness" of various shitcoins as compared with bitcoin.

Another way of thinking about the matter is that shitcoins have a presumption of being a scam and/or shit as is in their description. So if you believe that any of them are "good investments" then you need to make sure that they overcome the shitcoin presumption. If you want to persuade anyone, then the burden is on you to show it, and I doubt that merely looking at how long their chart is would be enough in order to persuade very many people besides you and maybe a few other gambler wannabes... nothing wrong with gambling as long as you realize that you are doing it and watch your position size and perhaps your in and out considerations.. and if you are thinking them in terms of long term like bitcoin, then you are likely assuming too much. .even though position size might help you in regards to making sure that you are not buying too much of any shitcoin and diluting your BTC investment because you are wanting to gamble rather than investing.