ACORNS MICROINVESTING

>>2288304
what coin is that

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>>2288335

I've made more in the late few days withdrawing my acorns and putting them into coins than the past year of keeping my account

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>>2288304
I'm always skeptical about these kind of things, and I think what happened to Loyal3 and Angel List is basically the maturity of any of these programs. In the case of Loyal3 they went out of business, and for Angel List it's dominated by syndicate investors which are basically whales that control the guppies in the long run.

I haven't looked into Acorns, but I've heard about it. I'm just skeptical that it could avoid being dominated by large investors or staying in business long term. Most small scale investors just can't afford differing or risking their cash for so long, otherwise they'd be much larger investors.

Yeah I use it. Not for heavy investing or big gains, that's what I use crypto for. But the automatic saving from rounding up is nice and you do make small but noticeable gains. It's nice to diversify a bit too

>>2288304
Got about a month ago. I like the fact money collecting seamlessly, so it will be like a nice surprise in a year. Too bad it's not investing in crypto, and I am too late to do it every month let's say. But may be worth it.

>>2288304
I wouldn't bother with it for serious investing, but it's a good way to keep a little bit of cash saved up as a rainy day/emergency fund. Just activate that rounding feature and let it sit.

>>2288304

Fuck no, its training wheels for the financially irresponsible.