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[NJLV073]

I was wondering if any of my fellow Goregrishers is into crypto?

If so…
What do you think about the latest developments?
Which coin are you investing in and why?
What is your trading tactic?
Etc.

Was thinking it could be funny to help eachother, or just share some thoughts.




I shall start.
I have started trading crypto late 2021.
Made some decent profits along the way which got me the mortgage for my house I am currently living at.

I stopped trading around nov 2023 due to my kids and divorce etc etc.
But wanted to start again now I am financially stable again.
Am slowly starting back to trading again, but the market atm is retarded is what ive noticed.

I am hunting for some decent small market cap coins which I believe should profit in a few months/years.
So far my list for 2026

• SynFutures
its now at €0,006xxx but looks like it can reach a few cents.

• Bluzelle
Its now at €0.0139/€0.014.
Which hit multiple times around €0,40

• Grass
Currently at €0,27/€0,29 which i believe should hit 50+cents relatieve quick.

I am pulling out on each 20% return on my investment.

 

[1fktmind]

It’s all about risk tolerance. Be very wary of pump-and-dump schemes — they happen far too often with smaller coins. I think most of the crypto market has slowed down significantly, and I wouldn’t put more money into it right now. I cashed out with a very nice profit a while back.

The momentum for crypto as a whole seems to have slowed down a lot, and there’s far too much scamming and similar activity going on. My view now is that stocks are a more reliable investment if you diversify properly. You can include crypto as part of a high-volatility strategy, but I wouldn’t allocate more than 5% of my portfolio to it.

 

[Czarcasm]

Ima derail this with some old school theories.

On the United States one dollar bill there is a unfinished pyramid, 13 blocks without a completed capstone indicating their plan is not yet completed. The all seeing eye, Annuit Coeptis and Novus Ordo Seclorum, meaning God has favored our undertakings and A new order of the ages. The crypto currency, the digital currency you speak of is their final plan to completely enslave the human race. It's brought to you in a form of security. We're almost there my brethren. The completion of their great work is almost here. What's next? A digital implant into your cerebellum, and when you decide to rebell because you didn't like the new laws they passed, they'll hit an off switch or in some countries they'll detonate it.

Gold and silver is our way out of the beast system.

 

[NJLV073]

It’s all about risk tolerance. Be very wary of pump-and-dump schemes — they happen far too often with smaller coins. I think most of the crypto market has slowed down significantly, and I wouldn’t put more money into it right now. I cashed out with a very nice profit a while back.

The momentum for crypto as a whole seems to have slowed down a lot, and there’s far too much scamming and similar activity going on. My view now is that stocks are a more reliable investment if you diversify properly. You can include crypto as part of a high-volatility strategy, but I wouldn’t allocate more than 5% of my portfolio to it.

I am aware of pump and dumps, thats why I stay away from the memecoin categorie.
Same is going to happen with xrp imo, people thinking its the new bitcoin while etherium will profit the most along the way.

I have around €2500 into crypto atm from my own cash and will trade my way up to more.
Currently around 32/3300 euro worth in my Wallet.

Gold and silver is our way out of the beast system.

Gold and silver isnt interesting to buy atm, way to high above marketprice per gram..
I used to collect 1oz silver koala coins,
Isnt interesting to buy anymore before you can make a profit.

 

[CountScrewloose]

Honestly I wouldn't even know where to start

 

[NJLV073]

Honestly I wouldn't even know where to start

My best advice before investing is to pick a max of 3 coins which you find interesting.
Do research on them and decide how much you want to invest and dont expect to profit straight away.

You have several category in coins.
Altcoins, Memecoins, Stablecoins etc.

Dont invest more than which lets you sleep peacefully at night is my biggest tip.

Dm me if you want to talk about it

 

[NJLV073]

Honestly I wouldn't even know where to start

Sauce

 

[hedgerow]

Sauce

wow that looks complicated, do you have a financial planner, or are you just flying by the seat of your pants?

 

[mrln]

its a ponzie scheme. whats it backed by? a common trust in a block chain? no thanks....

 

[NJLV073]

wow that looks complicated, do you have a financial planner, or are you just flying by the seat of your pants?

Its less complicated than it seems if you focus on a few coins, i track the market every day for them when i wake up, finished work and when i go to bed. I make my trades during those 3 moments.

I have learned it myself with trial and error.
Lost a fair share of investments too but thats learning i guess. I make around €50/100 each day on average now with how I trade. Using it a bit like compound investing atm. On average I invest 1000 in one buy in a small marketcap coin, wait a few hours and sell, and i repeat this daily.

 

[NJLV073]

its a ponzie scheme. whats it backed by? a common trust in a block chain? no thanks....

More and more blockchains are being backed by cash/gold/silver these days….

Maybe you go to the casino too knowing your chance of winning is 0,000001% to win.
Id rather take crypto.

 

[mrln]

More and more blockchains are being backed by cash/gold/silver these days….

Maybe you go to the casino too knowing your chance of winning is 0,000001% to win.
Id rather take crypto.

i dont gamble really. havent been to a casino in a long time. dont make me older than i already am! lol
i googled this-
Cryptocurrencies aren't backed by a government or central bank. Unlike most traditional currencies, such as the U.S. dollar, the value of a cryptocurrency is not tied to promises by a government or a central bank. If you store your cryptocurrency online, you don't have the same protections as a bank account.

Bitcoin is not backed by gold, silver, or government promises. Instead, it draws value from its unique combination of scarcity, utility, decentralization, and trust in the blockchain. This innovative design has made Bitcoin a revolutionary financial technology.
(so i was partially right about the blockchain thing)

Unlike government-backed money, the value of virtual currencies is driven entirely by supply and demand. This can create wild swings that produce significant gains for investors or big losses.

 

[hedgerow]

Its less complicated than it seems if you focus on a few coins, i track the market every day for them when i wake up, finished work and when i go to bed. I make my trades during those 3 moments.

I have learned it myself with trial and error.
Lost a fair share of investments too but thats learning i guess. I make around €50/100 each day on average now with how I trade. Using it a bit like compound investing atm. On average I invest 1000 in one buy in a small marketcap coin, wait a few hours and sell, and i repeat this daily.

wow that sounds like a lot of work but good for you ... i hope you strike it rich

 

[NJLV073]

i dont gamble really. havent been to a casino in a long time. dont make me older than i already am! lol
i googled this-
Cryptocurrencies aren't backed by a government or central bank. Unlike most traditional currencies, such as the U.S. dollar, the value of a cryptocurrency is not tied to promises by a government or a central bank. If you store your cryptocurrency online, you don't have the same protections as a bank account.

Bitcoin is not backed by gold, silver, or government promises. Instead, it draws value from its unique combination of scarcity, utility, decentralization, and trust in the blockchain. This innovative design has made Bitcoin a revolutionary financial technology.
(so i was partially right about the blockchain thing)

Unlike government-backed money, the value of virtual currencies is driven entirely by supply and demand. This can create wild swings that produce significant gains for investors or big losses.

Gold-Backed Cryptocurrency Definition | CoinMarketCap

A coin or token issued that represents a value of gold; for example, one physical gram of gold equals one coin.

coinmarketcap.com

Google is wrong on this one hahaha and i never said you were old🤣

 

[NJLV073]

wow that sounds like a lot of work but good for you ... i hope you strike it rich

15 minutes a day active trading and looking at the market when browsing on my phone or waiting on something haha. I work besides the trading, its a hobby sortof. Hoping in 40 years my kids will profit from it.

 

[mrln]

Gold-Backed Cryptocurrency Definition | CoinMarketCap

A coin or token issued that represents a value of gold; for example, one physical gram of gold equals one coin.

coinmarketcap.com

Google is wrong on this one hahaha and i never said you were old🤣

it seems redundant. how can gold back the dollar AND virtual money. because the dollar is weak and from what i just read,it sounds like crypto is also

 

[NJLV073]

it seems redundant. how can gold back the dollar AND virtual money. because the dollar is weak and from what i just read,it sounds like crypto is also

Crypto is a bit like shares, you buy coins from certain projects which you have trust in to invest in. That project sells a x amount of coins, like lets say 10 million of them. People like me buy those coins which gives the project capital in return. A good project will use that capital to build bigger etc. Which in return ups the value of said project.
And as there are no more coins being “printed” in most cases the value of coins go up also.

Thats why people got rich with bitcoin, xrp, digibyte and lots of others. It isnt virtual money, it is shares of projects which only a few will give generational wealth. But if you keep inning that 10/20% on your investment with all the other ones it will go hard in one year buddy.

 

[Harumph]

My toes are relatively healthy. Putting a reliable moisturizing lotion on them regularly is the key, and reduces the potential for cracking and peeling skin, especially in winter. Also, I try never to wear shoes that are either too tight or too loose. I have no experience with crypt toes at all. Is that a condition common with grave diggers or morticians? If so do you have any pictures or videos of one suffering from the malady? 👣

 

[1fktmind]

Sorry to say this. But based on what you have written so far, I would/will consider you a gambler, not an investor. I won't go in detail, but that is my frank opinion based on what you have described. Your mindset is a mile away from an investor mindset, but very close to a gamblers.

 

[Htos1av]

No. UNTIL it's hydrogen plasma powered (like stars) it's gonna be "manipulated" by the babylonian demons amongst us. They INVENTED the concept of usury or "money". Barter is different than money.