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I'm sure that the biggest profit comes from storing tokens and coins. But this is a very difficult path, because on any growth you want to sell all the coins. And not everyone can wait for a really high price ...
It depends on what you are holding. If the coin you are holding has a good team on their project, then it is worth to hold. But if the team is not transparent and it the investors lose trust, I think it is better to let it go.Definitely yes, as currently Dogecoin (Doge) ranks among the best crypto currencies in the world. It has become a new internet sensation in crypto.
Doge is very simple and my suggestion would be to try your luck at least once in this coin. It has attracted many investors as it is mined in the same manner as Bitcoin.
Doge is very simple and my suggestion would be to try your luck at least once in this coin. It has attracted many investors as it is mined in the same manner as Bitcoin.
Agree. Dogecoin is by far one of the best altcoins in existence, despite that it lacks development or innovation. It's an all-purpose cryptocurrency which can handle nearly anything from micropayments, tipping, donations, gambling games, and nearly any other thing you could think of. Since it's extremely cheap to own and use, even a kid could own some DOGE easily over a faucet and use those coins to play games. Personally, I use Dogecoin to play gambling games such as Crypto-Games for fun even if I lose more than what I win. Its inexpensiveness makes it easy to acquire and use nearly anywhere without risking losing lots of money.
In the end, I believe that Dogecoin has a huge potential to continue to be used in both crypto land and the mainstream world. Ever since it was created, it has managed to remain traded on various cryptocurrency exchanges and it has not gone dead yet. Given that it is still demanded by everyday people, it will have a very bright future. Just sharing my thoughts
The recent bitcoin price volatility is particularly large, but the price of eth has been very stable, you choose to buy eth or bitcoin?
Bitcoin and Ethereum is the best choice if altcoins make a significant pump. This two coins is also the safest investment in all kinds of cryptocurrency. So Bitcoin is better than Gold? 
Both bitcoin and gold are store of value. There are advantage and disadvantages. Bitcoin is clearly accessible and can easily keep safe since it is virtual while gold is a phsical value. Gold has been use for centuries while bitcoin is a new and currency but have a potential like gold. It is profitable if the developer of that coin is serious in his coin. Majority of airdrop has no value and became trash in your Ethereum wallet. The good thing about airdrop is that you won't lose any money because it is free and you only wasted effort and time if the coin has no value.
Will BTC be replaced from ETH in future? Because as of current crypto market, demand for the ETH is higher than BTC due to various kind of ICO projects.
Not at all because they have their own features. Ethereum can only replace Bitcoin on coinmarketcap but not its value because bitcoin has a very limited supply than Ethereum.Hey all,
Been investing in crypto for the last few months as well as trying to learn more about it. Initially downloaded Coinbase and deposited $1000 (50% - ETH, 35% BTC and 15% LTC). Since the initial investment I've been topping up each crypto depending on the market conditions (usually between $25 to $150).
Just wanted a little advice on whether it's better to carry on with this strategy and concentrating on these 3 cryptos for long term profit (1-5 years) or would it be advisable to increase the number of alts I have in my portfolio. Was looking at DASH, Ripple, Cardano, Monero, Stellar, NEO, Siacoin and OmiseGO.
Any advise is welcome
You have a good portion of portfolio. Better to add Monero 10% and NEO 10% and lessen your Ethereum to 30%. Bitcoin must always have a bigger portion in your pie. In my portfolio I have 50% bitcoin and half of it are altcoins. Been investing in crypto for the last few months as well as trying to learn more about it. Initially downloaded Coinbase and deposited $1000 (50% - ETH, 35% BTC and 15% LTC). Since the initial investment I've been topping up each crypto depending on the market conditions (usually between $25 to $150).
Just wanted a little advice on whether it's better to carry on with this strategy and concentrating on these 3 cryptos for long term profit (1-5 years) or would it be advisable to increase the number of alts I have in my portfolio. Was looking at DASH, Ripple, Cardano, Monero, Stellar, NEO, Siacoin and OmiseGO.
Any advise is welcome