Made 4 TV Gecko aka Mr.iPad Chain explains the ol BITCOIN bate and switch! He goes on to breakdown how he trade altcoins at there peak just to switch them back right back into BITCOIN… …
I’ve been trading alts since august 13′, and here’s a few insights: 1. Pick
a percentage to make – not the highest amount, because that amount will
most of the time not get there. 2. Realize your discipline level, once you
make a few good trades you won’t notice it but your risk factor when not
checked will increase. 3. Not all alts will collapse completely, and here’s
the reasoning: They are essentially researching examples for the bigger
coins so they can implement things the bigger coins can’t. Bitcoin isn’t
just a currency it’s a protocol. Think more of being around in 1995
wondering how the internet was going to turn out. Good luck.
I see what you’re saying. Problem is that most everyone in this business is
smart too and they have all tried the same thing. Eventually you’ll ride a
big wave of an altcoin and you’ll wipe out on your ass just like in real
surfing. Not to mention dumping altcoins on people is shady. Stay pure!
Stay bitcoin! 😉 $1 +ChangeTip
I held 10 Paycoin til tomorrow to see what happens. Ill sale after 15$ or
more.
Thx for watching and PLEASE share,like or tip if you can thx again.
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Oh yeah – volume is a double edge markets will usually move their highest
when in low volume. My strategy is momentum. Find older coins that have a
“good name” find their lowest historical price and set buys when the volume
is low hoping for dumps. If you have to wait a few days that is the name of
the game – patience. Wall Street also has the most volume at the bottom and
the least at the top from what I remember.
William Russell says
I’ve been trading alts since august 13′, and here’s a few insights: 1. Pick
a percentage to make – not the highest amount, because that amount will
most of the time not get there. 2. Realize your discipline level, once you
make a few good trades you won’t notice it but your risk factor when not
checked will increase. 3. Not all alts will collapse completely, and here’s
the reasoning: They are essentially researching examples for the bigger
coins so they can implement things the bigger coins can’t. Bitcoin isn’t
just a currency it’s a protocol. Think more of being around in 1995
wondering how the internet was going to turn out. Good luck.
Josh Cullen says
Glad it worked out for you. It doesn’t always happen this way.
Agent Office says
Don’t you fucking betray Bitcoin
vcvitiko says
You should have sold half and keep the rest
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Agent Office says
Fuck shitcoin
hallerd says
I see what you’re saying. Problem is that most everyone in this business is
smart too and they have all tried the same thing. Eventually you’ll ride a
big wave of an altcoin and you’ll wipe out on your ass just like in real
surfing. Not to mention dumping altcoins on people is shady. Stay pure!
Stay bitcoin! 😉 $1 +ChangeTip
Famos Amos says
I held 10 Paycoin til tomorrow to see what happens. Ill sale after 15$ or
more.
Thx for watching and PLEASE share,like or tip if you can thx again.
COINBASE- 1Gy74zqG5raHbdNBrPocGqkb8BZ8qYScoE
+ChangeTip – https://www.changetip.com/tipme/mripadchain
William Russell says
Oh yeah – volume is a double edge markets will usually move their highest
when in low volume. My strategy is momentum. Find older coins that have a
“good name” find their lowest historical price and set buys when the volume
is low hoping for dumps. If you have to wait a few days that is the name of
the game – patience. Wall Street also has the most volume at the bottom and
the least at the top from what I remember.