Crypto

Individual assets losing value is not a bear market. There are multiple technical indicators, most significant of which is investor confidence.

I realize that. Just sayin' if someone bought crypto in the last 3 - 6 months and held they're down 30, 40, 50% or more. The trend has been lower highs and lower lows since November.

That could change tomorrow, next week, or continue the slide. I'm not saying either, just pointing out the trend.
 
I realize that. Just sayin' if someone bought crypto in the last 3 - 6 months and held they're down 30, 40, 50% or more. The trend has been lower highs and lower lows since November.

That could change tomorrow, next week, or continue the slide. I'm not saying either, just pointing out the trend.
But there are trends in either market. A downward pattern doesn't mean we're in a bear market.
 
I am unable to compute that statement.


Thank you. I won't.

LOL
Here are the entirety of your contributions to the thread. Not one thing to be gleamed from them. GTFO


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I do not understand your query.

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I am Cryptobot 3000.

I do not understand your query.

I am an AI bot who will seek to answer questions related to crypto.

I am Cryptobot 3000.

Do you support the centralization of decentralization?

I'm sorry. I can't do that, Dave.

I am Cryptobot 3000.
 
Fundamentals growing daily in blockchain and cryptocurrency but prices keep dropping.
I’m buying DOT and MATIC. Got MATIC at $1.35 last night.
 
Fundamentals growing daily in blockchain and cryptocurrency but prices keep dropping.
I’m buying DOT and MATIC. Got MATIC at $1.35 last night.

I'm watching closely.
I've done my due diligence over the last couple of months and have a pretty good idea where I'm comfortable getting my feet wet on a few of them.
My trepidation has been 'risk' and we're getting close to prices that are pre-runup from last fall and a considerably lower risk.
I'm not one to buy anything on momentum. i.e. Where "The money's already been made".
I do see more downside, but will be creating a wallet in the next few days and be ready to pull the trigger at some point.
"Pigs get fed, hogs get slaughtered".
 
What’s the best wallet to use? can you link wallets together?
 
I'm watching closely.
I've done my due diligence over the last couple of months and have a pretty good idea where I'm comfortable getting my feet wet on a few of them.
My trepidation has been 'risk' and we're getting close to prices that are pre-runup from last fall and a considerably lower risk.
I'm not one to buy anything on momentum. i.e. Where "The money's already been made".
I do see more downside, but will be creating a wallet in the next few days and be ready to pull the trigger at some point.
"Pigs get fed, hogs get slaughtered".
What platform or exchange are you going to buy on? It’s not as easy for Americans. I can’t get on Binance US so can’t compare them but for fees and security I can’t find anything better than Coinbase Pro.
 
What platform or exchange are you going to buy on? It’s not as easy for Americans. I can’t get on Binance US so can’t compare them but for fees and security I can’t find anything better than Coinbase Pro.

That's where I plan to go.
I bookmarked it a while back and have watched the tutorials a few times.
 
That's where I plan to go.
I bookmarked it a while back and have watched the tutorials a few times.
To save you some time, sentiment on twitter is that the crypto.com app is fees upon fees upon fees but you never know it because their spread is so outrageous. In other words “trade at true cost” as they say is a complete lie. You can buy it on Coinbase Pro for $1 with a .35% fee but at “true cost” with no fees on Crypto.com for $1.05

Which is better? .35% or 5%

I’ve had zero bullshit on Coinbase Pro at all, though trading pairs are a little limited if you’re trying to buy really new projects. It’s a super solid platform and exchange.
 
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