New at crypto. How am I doing?

>>2700426
Wrong app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.altfolio.rmgsoftware

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>>2700426
>he fell for the diversify meme

>>2700426
>no ans
Please kys

>>2700436
stop shilling your crap

I dunno dude I guess okay but you're never going to make any meaningful money with 35 cents of 9 different coins. I started with $1000 Doge that I mined back in 2014 and $600 cash and it's $2500 now 2 weeks later by betting it all on one coin (dont pick some pile of shit) and selling it off once it went up 10% (Ardor made me a bit, and luckily I had all my money on LTC during this surge) so that's all I can suggest if you're trying to actually make some money.

You're over diversified. I make the most when I am only in 3 or maybe 4 coins at a time. You're new so you want to catch every moon mission....I get it. But it doesn't work like that. Have some coin you keep on the exchange for moon missions and keep only as much as you're comfortable losing....this is very much a phychological game. But keep your profits from that and most of your initial investment in coins you want to hold for long term and keep them in a cold wallet so you don't have to worry about hackers. Good luck anon

>>2700534
Which hard wallet would you recommend? Every option seems expensive....

>>2700426
Lol I thought you had denominated in BTC, not USD. Lol $500 you're a poorfag

>>2700543
>Expensive
>have enough funds worth protecting

Idk about you but I rarely think twice about keeping $500 in my wallet or in a drawer in my house. I'd spend about $0 protecting $500. I have over $2 MM in BTC- I can tell you I've invested significant money into many, many recovery methods spread out around the world. When you have more money, investing money in protecting it will make sense.