This is utter nonsense. Anybody that's in crypto is in it for the profit, let's not bullshit ourselves.

Hey everyone,

For the experienced traders here, I've watched quite a few vids but nothing really touches on this. How is it possible to trade Alts for more bitcoin, when the Alts are almost always weaker than Bitcoin and it is a few strange Alts which are in the green vs. Bitcoin.

I haven't had problems getting more Eth through trading Alts, but Bitcoin is just really tough. I noticed a good Alt is Monero which seems to get the upper hand on Bitcoin.

I have considered, doing a back and forth trading using USDT, where when Bitcoin is weaker than the dollar, I would buy with USDT, and when it gets higher, I sell.

Any advice?

Hello everyone,

So I just recently got into trading and really loving it. I have to admit I haven't been doing so bad. My main goal is to accumalate as much ETH as I can since Alt coins seem to perform better against it as opposed to Bitcoin.

My main question though is regarding USDT. I've done quite a bit of reading on it and I like that it is a stable coin, but I am very nervous as it seems that the team behind it is quite shady in that they refuse to be audited. I've stayed away from it even though I do see it as very useful to hold any profits incase Ethereum goes down, but I always have this fear that I'll wake up one day to a scandal behind Tether and they would be useless and no one would want them.

What are your thoughts on this coin? and if you have the same anxiety how do you get around it locking in profits?

All the news we read nowadays is basically about Countries banning cryptocurrency or high level bank officials dumping on cryptocurrencies calling them lousy mode of pay, fad etc.

Why are they trying so hard to kill cryptocurrency? I recently got into trading myself and absolutely love it, but it seems a lot of the opportunities to trade successfully are killed by these people.

I agree that there should be regulations to curb crypto use with criminal activity but not if it puts a leash on prices.

It just seems there's a lot of insecurity after the great year cryptos had last year, it's almost as though authorities expected it to die by itself but it grew into a monster and now they're trying to do it themselves.