Anyone Into Digital Currency?

[PorkChopSandwiches]

Brutal

[Teh One Who Knocks]

[Muddy]

I knew I should have bought some of this..

[PorkChopSandwiches]

Its down about 50% for the month, but still up 600% for the year. So, its not great, but still winning.

I still think it will come back in March. I'm continuing to mine

[DemonGeminiX]

The entire market's down. We're in a correction. Nothing's looking good right now. Just hold on to what you've got and buy more at the bottom when everything levels out.

[Godfather]

I'm wondering if crypto will recover this time. I'm a relative newb given it's been around the better part of a decade, but global market cap of all crypto was up over $800 billion and is now down to under $300 billion. Recently here has been a crackdown by major credit card companies against buying crypto with credit cards. Personally I think that legitimizes crypto as you cant buy stocks with your credit card either... but at the same time ease of access into the market was what drove prices up. I question how much of that money will flow back in when we find the floor of this current crash?

There's a new major exchange being released soon called Robinhood that may help, but only if they speed up verification and ease of adding fiat currency significantly IMO.

[Godfather]

Whenever I'm tempted to sell though, I look back at tweets like this

[Teh One Who Knocks]

[DemonGeminiX]

Have you been posting its value at the end of the day too?

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Just when I think about it, not any set time. I have no idea what the trading times for that stuff is, does it even close like a regular stock market?

[DemonGeminiX]

No. Currency pairs trade 24/7.

[DemonGeminiX]

Looks like the market is recovering. Will the alt-coins follow?

[PorkChopSandwiches]

I'm wondering if crypto will recover this time. I'm a relative newb given it's been around the better part of a decade, but global market cap of all crypto was up over $800 billion and is now down to under $300 billion. Recently here has been a crackdown by major credit card companies against buying crypto with credit cards. Personally I think that legitimizes crypto as you cant buy stocks with your credit card either... but at the same time ease of access into the market was what drove prices up. I question how much of that money will flow back in when we find the floor of this current crash?

There's a new major exchange being released soon called Robinhood that may help, but only if they speed up verification and ease of adding fiat currency significantly IMO.

Robinhood charges no fees

[DemonGeminiX]

Today was a day trader's wet dream.

[Godfather]

Truly