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earthrealm:The market cap is also important. With a market cap of 13b, it takes alot to move shib. IMO, the first goal in crypt0 is not to get rich but to protect capital... most people who scatter funds buying random low ticker coins usually loose significant capital |
Hehe....Two scenarios.... Nuke or bounce from significant support. If there'd be another leg up, then most coyns are close to significant support zones where they are likely to bounce. .. example.. Eith at 3k, luna at 100, Ada at 1usd, betece at 42k, etc at 40.... If these levels start getting lost, then it opens the doors to another drawdown until the next support.... |
Everwhere stew..... welcome to crypt0... enjoy the volatility!
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Not too long ago, the US president signed an executive order mandating all agencies to work together towards providing a ckear framework on crypt0 that'd ensure advancement in the space. The UK has taken theirs a step forward and are actively inviting crypt0 businesses, looking at tax incentives and the UK mint looking to issue a crypt0 based asset this year. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-sets-out-plan-to-make-uk-a-global-cryptoasset-technology-hub China on the other hand took an agressive step to ban crypt0 and this was so they could aggressively push for the adoption of their e-cny.. So far, they've made good progress with that. Our local regulations are neither here nor there. They have stopped the government from generating revenue thru the space, have also not been effective in stopping local crypt0 trade and the e-Naira so far has been a waste both in adoption and usecase |
Stumbled upon this.... surprised it didn't make major headlines... The UK is actively pushing towards friendly regulations. A NFT by the royal mint is as good a national endorsement as one can get https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-sets-out-plan-to-make-uk-a-global-cryptoasset-technology-hub
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skydiver01:Like all investments, crypt0 comes with its risks. Being digital, it has added risks and benefits those getting in should be aware of. First is where whatever assets one owns are custodied. The second is what assets to own |
Tyche:Found anchor and aave quite intuitive for my luna and avax holdings... Can borrow cheaply off my longer-term holds when the market is down and use it to sort out physical needs. And I can swap my base holdings to eith if need be. Occasionally, I play quick moves in the market or gain more exposure to my base coyn when a rally ensues... The second comes with added risks, but I always keep it below 20% of my asset portfolio |
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I'm not a fan of knife catching.... usually prefer waiting for the daily close... But some coyns are testing significant support... e g ETC at 40... Got some bids laddered between 100 and 110 on luna.. looks like a macro retest which should be bought up quite aggressively except bitc0in nukes
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Tyche:I use a mix of centralised/decebtralised platforms. Centralised exchanges like binaz and kraken offer good rates on some tokens For centralised savings platform, nexo offers sensible rates with an inbuilt exchange. Also, the nexo token has held up well. For decentralised savings, some are coin specific.. e g terra station for luna related activities... Aave and Beefy for AVAX |
OffsahBoye:Alt coins= retail sentiment |
Tyche:Makes sense... do most of mine by swapping between certain coyns... can be good when being done on an interest yielding platform |
JavaSQL:The CBN using the naira to chase the dollar would only compound the issue in the longterm if nothing is done in real terms to prop up the economy. Also, the extra naira being used to prop up the interest rates would need to come from somewhere. If that extra naira is printed just for that purpose, then it may make things worse in the future. |
Too tired to share charts... but from the monthly closes, these are my focus... Luna...sol....eth...avax.... hnt.... harmony Hopefully, most can reach ATH and those already in price discovery power thru.... Worthy of mention are Near and Atom. |
JavaSQL:Finally, if it results in devaluation and more inflation, everyone will answer his name. Regular Nigerians keeping savings in usd investments might do the nation more harm...but survival is a natural instinct. Those in power don't care |
Natasha2:If you see alpha in it, then why not... but then, a coyn being popular or people mentioning it might not be a good reason to buy all by itself.... Personally, If I was to delve in, I'd like to know what functionality the coin provides. Also what sets it apart from the rest. What are its driving demand factors... also its inflation rate..... |
To take things further... borrowing at high rates to pay subsudies.... hehe.. Reason why I wouldn't blame any individual trying to safeguard their investment in a legal way
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In another news.... the latest eurobond offering was oversubscribed to the tune of 200% causing a rate reduction from 8.7 to 8.3. Of course the DMO will attribute this to 'invesor confidence' which is untrue. If the effective rate was much lower, I'd agree. The DMO needs to look into whoever is advising them on rates. A 0.5% rate drop would save the nation tens of millions in forex I'm no economist but commonsense dictates that if I'm spending over 2/3rd of my income to pay old debts, any new debt I'm taking should be at the lowest rate possible.
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Closely following the breakout gang.... I haven't traded NEAR but as Ibime noted, this wants ATH... if it hits, I'd target a retrace at 15usd to ride into price discovery... I no dey like resistance
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emmanuelewumi:I know a few who have but like I said they are few and far between or largely operate in an inefficient market. My issue with devaluation is not about me personally as I've well insulated myself. It's about hapless Nigerians who are being impoverished by the day. |
In other news.... no one knows what the cbn was looking to establish with the enaira. So far, its gern a waste of money
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pizapato:2020 and 2021 weren't great for the naira but then, some years are better than others. All said, the crux of the matter for our leaders should be strengthening the local economy. If everyone converts their naira to the dollar, we would not have a country to enjoy the returns. Eitherway, in Nigeria, you need to protect your head first. Reason why the eurobond offering by the government will be a good one for local investors who can tap into it. |
emmanuelewumi:There are not many local investments which offer that in a reliable and safe manner. Moreso one that is liquid enough. All these being tenable over a good period of time. Over the last 7yrs, the gdp of the nation has largely been stagnant. Although there have veen some bright sparks in some sectors |
Assurance20:I don't know much about it.. but like you mentioned, emission is usually a big issue with L2. Another is low utility... reason why when I'm bullish on a L2, I also want to hold the L1 while I ride the hype on the L2 |
Assurance20:Ok... but aside that... any other reason why its underperformed? I.e inflation, utility, network growth.. As an L2, what sets is apart from others? I'm usually not keen on L2s except few which offer a significant value proposition..... i.e are really doing something different |
Taystee:Roughly alighs to my targets... this is just for compounding and would be using roughly 10% of my port... wouldn't want to fade its trend too much... The bigger gains come in riding tge macro trend |
Ibime:It's struggled to get above its weekly support. Eventhough its a meme coyn and could shoot out anytime, at a mcap of over 15b, it should respect some structure.... Its monthly doesn't look great either..... Personally, I'd want to focus on early runners with an established trend All said,, it looks to be making a second rounded bottom which should be a good risk-reward but the trend isn't established yet
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Natasha2:It's not a coin I track. Why are you interested in it? |
jedisco:Might sell at 120 to buy back at 110.... If there's a good enough pullback, I'd increase my exposure via a measured long... |
Follow who don see road Breakout boys.... slow and steady... Terra luna.... ... |
Ibime:Feel a macro low is in but still far from confirmed... I'd play it easy and allocate when the trend is confirmed |
pizapato:Stumbled upon this... The dollar is also a moving target. If the current usd inflation rate of 7.5% continues, 100 usd today would be worth 50usd in 10 years. (rule of 70) Sad enough, same dollar is still gaining 10% over the naira every year. i.e, it takes 7 years for the naira to lose 50% of its value against the dollar. If you combine both, you see how much value the naira is sadly loosing in real terms. Like you said, the real alpha for a Nigerian comes with investing to beat the inflation rate of the dollar. That way, one will be looking at at least 18% appreciation per annum in naira value of investments. |
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