Bitcoin explosion and ALT coins thread

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Anyone know a good exchange that does not have large purchase requirements
 
thanks, I was listening to something the other day and they was saying they thought there was pretty big fees in crypto once you start getting into bigger payouts.
Interesting. I should probably look into it. I haven’t cashed out any of my Doge/BTC/or ethereum I have a lot of ETH so I’ll find out at some point lol.
 
Can someone tldr me on diff between eth and eth classic?
From my (extremely limited) reading it's probably best to change coins. Only realized the other day I have 60 ETC I got a few months. The price has gone up a bit since then but I'm going to switch coins to ADA, XLM, ETH or something.
 
Anyone know a good exchange that does not have large purchase requirements
What do you consider large? You can buy like 10 bucks worth of shit on Coinbase or binance But there are small fees.
 
From my (extremely limited) reading it's probably best to change coins. Only realized the other day I have 60 ETC I got a few months. The price has gone up a bit since then but I'm going to switch coins to ADA, XLM, ETH or something.
I see xlm is avail on robinhood, long term thoughts on it?
 
I see xlm is avail on robinhood, long term thoughts on it?
Stellar Lumens is a pretty good crypto. It's a "banker's coin" in that it's designed to work with the current centralized financial system. That upside is that it might be more accepted in the short term, but I'm not as bullish on it compared to other DeFi projects such as INJ, 0X and Loopring. I highly recommend the Coin Bureau channel on YouTube. He's not a hype artist, and really goes into the technology and economics behind a lot of crypto.



I have started getting in crypto a lot more over the last few months. I bought some crypto during the last bullrun of 2017-2018, and when my portfolio tanked, I almost forgot about it until this awesome forum told me that BTC is up to $30k in last December. I still kick myself for not paying attention to it earlier. There have been a lot of coins on Coinbase that would've given you 10x gain since September 2020, and they are solid projects unlike a meme coin like dogecoin (nothing against it at all though, and props to those who made bank on that).

I see crypto not as a simple type of currency, but a revolutionary form of technology like the internet. It's like 2000 dot com bubble. There are a lot of shit crypto projects out there, but the few that survive will have huge upside, just like Amazon and Google twenty years ago. Total market cap for all crypto is still just $1 trillion, so there's still a lot of upside.
 
Stellar Lumens is a pretty good crypto. It's a "banker's coin" in that it's designed to work with the current centralized financial system. That upside is that it might be more accepted in the short term, but I'm not as bullish on it compared to other DeFi projects such as INJ, 0X and Loopring. I highly recommend the Coin Bureau channel on YouTube. He's not a hype artist, and really goes into the technology and economics behind a lot of crypto.



I have started getting in crypto a lot more over the last few months. I bought some crypto during the last bullrun of 2017-2018, and when my portfolio tanked, I almost forgot about it until this awesome forum told me that BTC is up to $30k in last December. I still kick myself for not paying attention to it earlier. There have been a lot of coins on Coinbase that would've given you 10x gain since September 2020, and they are solid projects unlike a meme coin like dogecoin (nothing against it at all though, and props to those who made bank on that).

I see crypto not as a simple type of currency, but a revolutionary form of technology like the internet. It's like 2000 dot com bubble. There are a lot of shit crypto projects out there, but the few that survive will have huge upside, just like Amazon and Google twenty years ago. Total market cap for all crypto is still just $1 trillion, so there's still a lot of upside.

That's how I see it too. And now that I'm not weighed down by someone super risk averse, I'm willing to bet on some
 
Stellar Lumens is a pretty good crypto. It's a "banker's coin" in that it's designed to work with the current centralized financial system. That upside is that it might be more accepted in the short term, but I'm not as bullish on it compared to other DeFi projects such as INJ, 0X and Loopring. I highly recommend the Coin Bureau channel on YouTube. He's not a hype artist, and really goes into the technology and economics behind a lot of crypto.



I have started getting in crypto a lot more over the last few months. I bought some crypto during the last bullrun of 2017-2018, and when my portfolio tanked, I almost forgot about it until this awesome forum told me that BTC is up to $30k in last December. I still kick myself for not paying attention to it earlier. There have been a lot of coins on Coinbase that would've given you 10x gain since September 2020, and they are solid projects unlike a meme coin like dogecoin (nothing against it at all though, and props to those who made bank on that).

I see crypto not as a simple type of currency, but a revolutionary form of technology like the internet. It's like 2000 dot com bubble. There are a lot of shit crypto projects out there, but the few that survive will have huge upside, just like Amazon and Google twenty years ago. Total market cap for all crypto is still just $1 trillion, so there's still a lot of upside.


This almost word for word what I said in December. Are you reading my posts? ;)

https://forums.sherdog.com/posts/163090216/

"To me all the cryptos are like the 90's .com bubble. The internet was going to be solid so everyone jumped on and most crashed. Some though: Google for one, survived and took off. The underlying tech is worth it but there are too many cryptos and I see the same thing happening. Most will be worth nothing, but a few will emerge and be solid. The difficult part is figuring out which ones will survive. I'm pretty sure Bitcoin will be one of them though. It has too much inertia at this point."
 
What do you consider large? You can buy like 10 bucks worth of shit on Coinbase or binance But there are small fees.

I was looking at Kraken, maybe I misunderstood what I was reading but some of their minimum buys were like 2000-3000 of certain coins
 
I was looking at Kraken, maybe I misunderstood what I was reading but some of their minimum buys were like 2000-3000 of certain coins
Interesting. Maybe the super cheap coins that are like 0.01
 
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