/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5858846
That would be funny.

The point is that XRP is only the token, that's it. A lot of people don't realise that.

When you see it - XRP - on exchanges, it's not shares in the Ripple Company which are being bought, it's the token. Totally separate.

Good to watch it dump hard tho...

>>5603917
Anon, XRP is getting the media attention Bitcoin used to get. It's about surpassing the other coins is about to become second from the top. Really well respected financial magazines and journalists are publishing good material and writing articles about it.

In saying that, if you choose to sell, it would not be an embarrassment if you chose to take 40% profit.

I'd hold it for the long term, in my opinion, as in years...

>>5357317
>Bought this morning at .80
Same. Bought at 0.71. Sold 1.03

>Gonna sell tonight at .95+
Daytrader marine reporting in.

>>XRP tanked
>Kek

kek'd. I'm letting tank a bit more first.

>>5338612
>market going up or down doesnt matter,
Daytrader marines reporting in.

>you can make money both ways if you know what you're doing.
Call/Put, leverage. Rolling stop +/- 4/6%

>this is too fucking easy to predict if you've experienced it beforehand and know what signs to look for.
Trend analysis. 3 bets a day on the instrument.

Bump.

for knowledge.

>>5207723
No comment.

>>5132755
It's your money, do what you want. That's the power you have. The power to make the decision. Whatever the outcome, you only have yourself to look at.

Ironically, take 4 - 8 coins, each with a different usecase. That's your spread.

>>5112809
You should try daytrading on Foreign Exchange, it's a whole lot easier. Crypto daytrading can be brutal.

With the USD pairs, (0800 GMT - 2100 GMT weekdays) it's a whole lot easier to catch the swing trades. The spreads are small, and the outlays cheap.

Practise.

>>5071612
bump coz' it's sound advice.

>>5013234
bump.

I don't get the panic. Eastern Exchanges (0000 - 0600 GMT) are on their lunch. The Western Exchanges (0800 - 1630) have followed similar patterns. There's always a shy dip, then a return.

Iron hands bro (and rolling stops f'course..)

>>4968258
If you only started a few weeks ago, then you are doing well. Profit is still profit.

Don't be impatient like some of the assholes on here.

Good for you OP.

>>4918095
This anon gets it.

If your exchange allows it, get it to send you sms on the volatility. use rolling stoplosses to lock in your profits.

I suspect that you have already did that tho.

>>4909657
See you're talking about which way people invest in cryptos.

Some people on here have wallets where they will likely have an intermediate process before converting to fiat. Then there are those who trade on volatility (trends), which is minutes, hours and a few days.

Being that some coins, not saying anything (btc) fluctuate by a $ 1,500.00 a day, how can anyone not make money from that trend?

Do both.

>>4885815
This.

You know.

Bump.

Set your rolling profits & stoploss now.

BTC ATH Western Exchanges £ 16,500.00.

LOCK IT.

>>4850032
Buy into BTC right now with a multiple of contracts.

If you've held BTC long enough to make a profit (kek) set a stoploss so it sells on the exchange and don't lose money, if it does.

Spread pips to squirrel away the profit.

Use the multiple contracts in tandem in the same way.

Easy.

>>4816471
This.

Honestly, these day trader assholes have really short memories. Bitcoin has increased from $ 8,000.00 to nearly $ 13k in under a fortnight. Show me where there's no demand, please?

>>4816301
there's nothing stopping you from buying into it today. just setup a sell order if it tanks below your risk level.

yeah, i have been gradually buying, and making profit from it over the past 4 weeks. It went from $ 8,000.00 to $ 12,500.00 in under two weeks. yep.

>>4793872
See it's the technical work involved in administering the nodes. If you get a trader who sets up a node and that currency is used for laundering, then yeah, I would be a concerned. If this node just happens to be in a company premises where other financial transactions are conducted under FCA, then said business could be asked to explain itself. Why the hassle?

It's simpler just to cream it off the top and use bots to do the rest.