So is crypto just basically an unregulated stock market? How

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>>2006218
>buying a random currency and waiting for it to moon.
Precisely

>>2006218
Read their ANN on bitcointalk. Look at their website. Compare it to smilar coins on coinmarketcap. Don't buy any coins that doesn't offer new actually useful technology, doge days are over. Don't buy ICOs, they are way oversaturated and are definitely a bubble. (New ones come out every day, don't let the fancy graphic design fool you)

>>2006218
Those tits on adult, Jesus Christ, fucking disgusting.

Also crypto is one of the most volatile markets out there with barely a way to determine any intrinsic value, you are basically gambling.

>>2006268
Asuka*

Asukacoin when

>unregulated

Crypto is regulated, by whales and exchanges

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>>2006268
>you are basically gambling
Only if you lose

If you win it's "investing"

>>2006284
You are confusing manipulation with regulation.

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>>2006218
learn to do TA and enjoy ez gainz everyday

>>2006268
>gambling
lol cuck

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>>2006304
whats the difference desu

>>2006308
ya, it is basically gambling, especially in the fashion 4chan uses it i.e. bulk up on low coin XYZ and then hope it moons. Now we aren't even accounting for the blatant manipulation due to its unregulated nature.
That isn't too say you can't make massive amounts of gains from it, but going in and acting like cryptocurrency is safe, low-risk trading is really sort of silly and would only serve to exemplify your lack of understanding of market principles.

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>>2006352
it's gambling if you're a clueless shitter, git gud or go back to playing league of legends you fucking diaper cuck

>>2006352
But it usually DOES moon eventually
That approach is safer than active trading, isn't it?

>>2006377
No, I will go back to actually investing and enjoying my dividend.

>>2006383
If only that were true.

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>>2006392
you scrubs mad cuz i have a crystal ball?
l2 TA or go home

>>2006395
Still a risk, denying the high risk high reward nature of the crypto market is ignorant.

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>>2006417
If you know when to sell. you'll only take 5-10% losses when you're wrong.