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Is Ethereum stable enough that I could treat it like a savings acct with gains? Like put $200 of my check every paycheck into buying ETH on Coinbase? I just want to build a strong portfolio.

>> No.6802211

unironic yes here doc

>> No.6802251

yes

>> No.6802397

Of course

>> No.6802438

eth will be overtaken by chainlink soon

>> No.6802830

>>6802438
Chainlink has a computing platform?

>> No.6803106

>>6802830
yes. its smart oracles all the way down

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6803244

>>6802136
Better off with REQ gains and then transfer to something stable like ETH once REQ hits $5.

>> No.6803533

>>6802136
you should look into limit orders. Gdax is linked to coinbase, you could put in an order that says
"buy x amount etheruem whenever it hits 1000" and then just feed into that order. in the long term orders pay out better i have one sitting for whenever it hits $900 again. considering it went to 750 last crash i don't find it unreasonable.
this technique is very simple, and buying ethereum cheap lets you use cheap ethereum to buy shitcoins once you learn more

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6803600

Yes

>> No.6803838

brain damaged animeNEET