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Also put $200 into XRP (Ripple) and $200 into TRX (Tron) last night, so total $900 invested.I finally delved in and bought some crypto.
Holo, ticker is HOT.
A complete dart throw.
Equivalent of a minimum order on ASX ($500)
LIC'sPut 200 into coinspot. Was planning on just buying into one or two coins and leaving it for a few years. Any recommendations
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Also put $200 into XRP (Ripple) and $200 into TRX (Tron) last night, so total $900 invested.
(I had started with BTG (bitcoin gold) but bailed when I realised the chart that was an each way proposition decided to tumble.
$~30 loss.)
A bit of fun, play money to see how it's all done and works.
I like that it's a 24/7 market, fees aren't too horrendous, currently all in profit. Surprisingly.
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There's no recomendations.Put 200 into coinspot. Was planning on just buying into one or two coins and leaving it for a few years. Any recommendations
My Neighbour Alice", yes, it's a cryptocurrency... it really starts getting weird as there is over 3000 cryptocurrencies, and growing.
In 2019, Mr Musk articulated that Bitcoin's structure was magnificent, but it was not a right fit for Tesla and inu asx share price.
In a complete U-turn, Tesla has now confirmed that it invested US$ 1.5 billion in bitcoin and will also accept it as payment for the electric vehicle (EV) cars. Be
There is nothing wrong with gambling on crypto, as long as you understand that you are gambling, and not investing.Put 200 into coinspot. Was planning on just buying into one or two coins and leaving it for a few years. Any recommendations
Crypto has proven itself to be the trade of the century. Nothing compares.There is nothing wrong with gambling on crypto, as long as you understand that you are gambling, and not investing.
Almost all of these coins are going to be worthless in the future, you would be best sticking to your index fund strategy, that way you are accumulating actual real world assets of value eg Land, factories, buildings, businesses, brand etc, rather than gambling on this fairy dust stuff hoping a bigger fool will come along and pay you more for these fake coins than you bought them for.
At the end of the day, if a crypto did become the main currency, the businesses you own in the index would begin accepting it as payment, and sending it to you as dividends.
Actually you are well mis informed unfortunately.There is nothing wrong with gambling on crypto, as long as you understand that you are gambling, and not investing.
Almost all of these coins are going to be worthless in the future, you would be best sticking to your index fund strategy, that way you are accumulating actual real world assets of value eg Land, factories, buildings, businesses, brand etc, rather than gambling on this fairy dust stuff hoping a bigger fool will come along and pay you more for these fake coins than you bought them for.
At the end of the day, if a crypto did become the main currency, the businesses you own in the index would begin accepting it as payment, and sending it to you as dividends.
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