Date: January 9th, 2018 10:39 AM Author: Hideous Passionate Sanctuary Feces
I'm not at my target yet so haven't cashed out anything. I think I will hit my near term target this month provided nothing catastrophic happens. When that happens, I intend to cash out 1/3-ish and let the rest ride and withdraw profits periodically depending on state of market.
Date: January 9th, 2018 10:49 AM Author: Avocado theater
I have not cashed out anything, but I am slowly siphoning profits into ETH.
In a true crash, it will be impossible to get on the exchanges, no one will buy scamcoins, and even if they do, you then have to transfer to Coinbase, etc, and hope that by that time they are still buying ETH/BTC
Right now my way to limit that risk, to the extent it is possible, is keep a chunk of my holdings in ETH because it could theoretically be sold for actual money the quickest. Also, I'm hodling ETH for the capital gains since I started buying last May.
Date: January 10th, 2018 10:05 PM Author: disturbing gold station
I think 90% of these coins are worth $0, but I am invested heavily in 1 project I think is worthwhile and valued properly. If it does down, I go down, tbh.
Date: January 10th, 2018 10:19 PM Author: hairraiser federal senate
lmao why so secretive - the moar people buying, the moar money you make unless you are a billionaire whale manipulating the market...which you prob aren't
Date: January 10th, 2018 10:22 PM Author: disturbing gold station
Tbh, I don't know what any coin should be valued at. I am making a play based on public company comps and the crypto bubble upside. But there is risk. And I'm not a shill. Lastly, I'm moving more money in every day so don't need the price to pump. It's ridiculous how long it takes to get money on the exchanges.
Date: January 11th, 2018 12:36 PM Author: angry drab rehab
I cashed out recently. I may go back in.
To be fair, you have to be on top of it.
Invest what your comfortable with losing. I kept a basket of BTC, ETH (primary) with smaller investments in a basket of alt coins (last time I was using ICX, VEN, TRX, LINK, ADA). Typically, rises in some/one would offset losses in some/others. When I'd make a comfortable trade/rise, I would half the time cash out, and half re-invest back into ETH, BTC. I didn't need it to double, if it increased 40-50 percent, I'd just take the gains to lock them in. When they start to shoot up rapidly, they shoot up and fall rapidly t as more people begin to sell. Get out before they do that. I did this until my I had my basis back and was playing solely with house money. This is important - get back your basis as soon as possible and play with house money. I ended up doing okay and made up 35% profits off of my basis. Nothing to write home about but a nice little haul for just clicking and doing a little trading research on a laptop at home.
Date: January 11th, 2018 1:26 PM Author: angry drab rehab
That's my point, I think this crypto market is past the point of rocketing people to freedom from GC for the wage slaves. Unless you already have tens of thousands or more than you can throw in and double or triple, which are the best/main gains we tend to see now, the money doesn't make a meaningful difference. So I cashed out. What's the point if you have a bunch of money in a digital vortex if there's no chance of breaking GC shackles at this point? I don't have 100k to just throw into it and be content to just watch and play.