/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29629015
Lol that's like still holding hotdog expecting it to pump again.

>>28587177
I've been playing the crypto game since August last year. Last year I lost $3600 trying to predict and swing trade. With my last $1000 left it I tossed it into a single coin and didn't swing again. Now I'm back at $2800, was $3000 before the prices started dropping an hour ago.

Whether a drop is a reaction from a large increase, AKA a correction and it will go back up, or if the drop will be permanent and descend into a bear market.

Predicting the high before the drop is what I have a lot of difficulty with and if predicting this was so easy, everyone would be rich as fuck instead of investing in shitcoins like Hotdog trying to get rich quick.

The coin currency has significant buy pressure and little sell pressure which is what is making me hesitant to sell. Realistically the price shouldn't be dropping at all.

>>22643474
Same thing happened to RPG maker too. It can be the best storyline and 2d game since the golden age of SNES and I still won't give it a try. But I really feel we'll be cucked by US laws and regulations if these swap protocols are forced to regulate. EU can make tons of money on non-US Binance swinging all the coins they have to offer, while US traders are literally cucked cuz of regulations.

Not sure what the solution is, but refer to photo to know I completely understand where you're coming from.

Imagine unironically buying a coin called sushi and hotdog and holding them instead of selling immediately when you saw it moon.

Imagine thinking, "Hotdog and sushi and owo and oniichan and waifu coins sound like safe long-term investments and definitely not pump and dumps. I will hold onto them instead of getting the fuck out when it mooned"

Is it really that hard?

I started Crypto two weeks ago and went from a $1000 loss to a few hundred positive.

I have videos of price predictions, videos teaching me about project potential with newer coins or the direction less newer coins are heading videos teaching me how to read line graphs all playing on my second monitor while I'm gaming, game audio is muted.

I made a Twitter to only subscribe and receive notifications from certain coin developers. I check for new crypto news articles every single day.

I don't use uniswap to gamble on coins that are likely to tank before I get past my ETH transaction times.

I don't bet on coins named hotdog, chopsticks, noodle, oniichan, owo etc.

I don't sell when I see the market go down. I lost the initial $1000 by panic selling. If things are going down, google, twitter and you'll see whether it's a bear market or there's actually a problem you should be concerned with.

>>22201356
hey man don't forget about hotdog