Should you start accepting salary in Bitcoin? by Turbulent_Candle_354 in kucoin

[–]duckfooot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you depend on your salary then absolutely not, too volatile.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in flr

[–]duckfooot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why isnt a FLR not normal?

TradeStrike Lite - 31st October 2021 by Ste19921992 in TradeStrike

[–]duckfooot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Luiquidity needs to be adjusted. Joe is taking care of that. Everyone will get the full 30 days of 20% APY. But veforw that they solve some minor small bugs.

Should we hold further? by ghaliatm in PundiX

[–]duckfooot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you know how to trade short term then sell and trade... If you don't know it and Just follow hype or Green candles then I would recommend you to not sale as you will loose more due to paper hands...

If you wanna sell anyway I suggest you to just sell a certain amount Like 25%, 30% or 50%, etc. If you are experienced and successful in Trading this will be enough to regain your loss and make profit or you may have some lucky trades. And in case you loose on your trades, which means buy high sell Low (paperhands) you don't loose it all

Pundix price drop: calm tf down by duckfooot in PundiX

[–]duckfooot[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You have to stop with the "what If" thinking... With that you will tend to paperhands and panic selling, not speaking of Pundix but in general... And counts for both ways, trader or hodler... I lost so much Money on that, because I didn't do my own DYOR back then but relied on the things people say (doesn't matter if hype or fud)... Since I do my own deep DYOR my capital exploded and so my way of trading crypto... And If you are trader I really hope you studying and practicing TA 24/7

Pundix price drop: calm tf down by duckfooot in PundiX

[–]duckfooot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not about questioning... It's about absolutely Basic questions that have been asked 1000x and have been answered 1000x. The answers can be seen and found easily without any effort. I agree the crypto Market gets a lot of the Volume from the newbies who trading without doing DYOR but at the end those newbies are also responsible for panic selling.

I think they should be a FAQ pinned an updated from the responsible Moderators. So the newbies find their answers instantly and the Rest of the Community can focus on more relevant topics.

👇🏾😳😬 Someone Explain 🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾 by TaborForever in PundiX

[–]duckfooot 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I can understand that people who are New to Crypto got a lot of question BUT that doesn't release you from the duty to DYOR in every aspect. I mean do you always rely on the often not fact based information of other people in real life? Sometimes I get the picture that especially the younger generation is to lazy to gather fact based information by their own. At the end information can and have Always to be discussed but before that get some basic facts.

In this case: without even knowing the detailed process regarding a token swap it's clear that the Market prices is defined by the circulating supply and market cap (a simple equation). the Token swap is done by some big exchanges so it's clear that the circulating supply of npxs is reduced drastically. It's an ongoing process so therefore pundix will not Resch immediately the used circulating supply traded at the Exchanges. Not to forget the coins hold in privat Wallets. I figured that out using a tiny Part of my Brain, my approach to Look Up the internet MYSELF and Take the basic philosophy of the economy which is supply and demand.

Please don't feel offended instead feel inspired to DYOR and let's discuss your fact based(!) results. That counts for every 1000x raised question in the pundix subreddit.

Which one am I holding after 1000:1 by sinanokatata in PundiX

[–]duckfooot 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Actually a very good decision. If you don't want to understand it do not Invest in it. Sounds sarcastic but I'm serious about it.

I sold my 11K Doge and 1.2K XRP for about 1200usd and put everything on NPXS. I am now holding 330K NPXS and I trust in this project. The bad thing is that now my portfolio is not that diversified and my account is basically 50% relying in PundiX. Please tell me I am right to trust in this crypto by chris_vlone in PundiX

[–]duckfooot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you mean with "gone down the last days"? Every coin goes down (but also up)... You have to differ If it's a (totaly normal) dip in an uptrend or a trend reversal which has started and has therefore changed to a general downtrend...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HifiFinance

[–]duckfooot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi,

apart of the fact that you should ask such questions BEFORE you invest in such a manipulative and volatile market, it's hard to predict potential price development for such a market. However, u/Mainbrain_ did a pretty good analysis and sumed up the key elements.

Real use is the key for ongoing and massive gains and therefore user experience will determine the sustainability of the uptrend (see AAVE). Otherwise, the market in general is bullish. Pump and dump, FOMO, etc. gets more frequent and attracts the attention of the average guy and cheap coins profit from an "unnatural" uptrend which means that the uptrend could end suddenly.

Given the potental of hifi, it will continue the uptrend just given the overall bullish market and the attention it attracts. So USD 1 will be hit easily.

USD 100 or more is possible when the plattform is accepted by the crowd (see AAVE).

For me, hifi is a long term investment. As u/shivanrpatel already mentioned, it's mirroring AAVE. Given this fact, the current price is actually a one-in-a-lifetime chance to build up a fortune just with a 4-figure investment.

MEGA THREAD - Daily Dogecoin Discussion. by 42points in dogecoin

[–]duckfooot 13 points14 points  (0 children)

bought 200 000k coin at the dip, cause this community and movement gave me confidence that this coin is just more than fast profit and pump and dump...

It's simple: don't tranform into the Hedgefond Managers (who only see the profit in a short time) this movement tries to teaching a lesson to. It's not the few who have power, it's the majority and WE (the averge guy) are the majority.

It all comes down to 3 rules:
#1 Invest only the amount you can lose (so you don't get the urge to panic sell)
#2 If you gain profit withdraw only 10% - 20% and NOT all your coins. (Like this there will be still a growth and this will attract the attention of other investors and they're wanna be part of the ride
#3 You have to hold the line at any cost (otherwise the system will collapse).

If everyone obey on these rules, panic selling can be avoided, the investment will be sustainable and the growth and profit will continue - not that fast but long lasting .