> Once a month, invest a relatively small, fixed amount of money in established crypto like BTC and ETH. Do not sell unless you absolutely must (broke, economic collapse, etc.). Do not be tempted to buy at any other time.
> Mine smaller literallywho crypto that's being shilled if you care to. If it has sound fundamentals with respect to its adoption and demand (see: it's not a pump-and-dump meme, and has intrinsic real-world value that the others don't), perhaps buy a little, but do not cave in to hype.
And if you absolutely, positively have to trade/speculate, remember these three golden rules of shills:
> when the news says "buy x", you won't be buying at the bottom.
> when the news says "sell x", you won't be selling at any semblance of a maxima.
> when the news says something along the lines of "there's a bubble, but you can still get in on it," it's time to sell.
It's also important to note that in spite of the hype-driven fluctuations, everything has an intrinsic value. If you can deduce what that value is, you can sell during aforementioned bubbles and determine precisely where things will level off during the ensuing correction. But this should not be taken lightly.
With that said,
> Please discuss business and real finances on /biz/ and stop shitting this board up with crypto shilling.
>>2501252
Also, when quantum computing becomes viable and democratized, sell and short everything.
>>2501252
Good advice desu, the amount of times I've seen anons post 'bought at ATH, what do'
Don't be a schmuck, if you missed out before the ATH just be patient and wait for a dip or find a new coin folks, don't be a bag holder
>>2501276
When that happens, all of the coins will be updated to be quantum resistant.
what the fuck do people on biz think gpus grow on trees or something
always talking about mining as though it's feasible for most people
>>2501367
uh, because you can walk into a local store and buy one right now unless you live 50 miles from civilization
>mining
I literally have no idea how to do any of that shit.
I just threw $300 at ark a few days ago at .68, sold at .85, rebought at .70, and sold at .85 again. Probably just going to ride that whalebot's cock and make some easy profit till he decides to let it moon.
>>2501406
they are expensive
>>2501252
$7.
>>2501367
>>2501445
Most GPUs you can buy right now literally pay for themselves within 2 months. And you can still sell them afterwards. There's a reason they're out of stock everywhere
We need a to ban shill threads. Shit that is like "buy x, you'll thank me later" with nothing of substance. Somehow /pol/ banned shit level "red pill me on x" threads and still has quality red pill me threads. I think we can do the same.
>>2502180
agreed