Reasons why you should NOT trade cryptocurrencies
Matt (BluePanther)
Uczestnik z Jan 25, 2010
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Jul 07, 2021 at 07:35
Brothers Abscond With $4 Billion In Crypto Stolen From South African Exchange (JULY 6, 2021)
https://globalintelhub.com/brothers-abscond-with-4-billion-in-crypto-stolen-from-south-african-exchange/
https://globalintelhub.com/brothers-abscond-with-4-billion-in-crypto-stolen-from-south-african-exchange/
Matt (BluePanther)
Uczestnik z Jan 25, 2010
1359 postów
Jul 18, 2021 at 07:01
The Creator of Dogecoin Says He Now Believes That All Cryptocurrency Is Horrible (JULY 15, 2021)
https://futurism.com/creator-dogecoin-cryptocurrencies-horrible
https://futurism.com/creator-dogecoin-cryptocurrencies-horrible
Uczestnik z Jun 08, 2021
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Jul 26, 2021 at 11:25
There are both pros and cons for trading cryptos. But like @LemonFeather said, there are chances for cryptos to gain more value as well. Whether or not to trade cryptos is up to every individual choice, but I personally think they have good growth prospects in the technology driven future.
Matt (BluePanther)
Uczestnik z Jan 25, 2010
1359 postów
Jul 28, 2021 at 02:23
Tether Executives Said to Face Criminal Probe Into Bank Fraud (JULY 26, 2021)
https://globalintelhub.com/tether-executives-said-to-face-criminal-probe-into-bank-fraud/
https://globalintelhub.com/tether-executives-said-to-face-criminal-probe-into-bank-fraud/
Uczestnik z Jun 17, 2021
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Jul 29, 2021 at 11:37
Here are a few reasons that can hold you back from investing in cryptocurrency.
• It is highly volatile
• It is an unregulated space
• Legal issues can pop up
• The market is prone to illegal activities
• Do not invest if you do not understand the market and its working procedure
• It is highly volatile
• It is an unregulated space
• Legal issues can pop up
• The market is prone to illegal activities
• Do not invest if you do not understand the market and its working procedure
Uczestnik z Jul 20, 2020
399 postów
Sep 10, 2021 at 07:04
gwendolyncole posted:
Here are a few reasons that can hold you back from investing in cryptocurrency.
• It is highly volatile
• It is an unregulated space
• Legal issues can pop up
• The market is prone to illegal activities
• Do not invest if you do not understand the market and its working procedure
Completely agree with this. You need to know what you're doing and not go in half heartedly. You need to make sure you can afford what you risk and also you can stomach the volatility. 10% swings are very comment and that not might sound like a lot with a couple of hundred at stake but if you have a couple of thousand those swings hit a lot differently
Uczestnik z Sep 14, 2021
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Sep 14, 2021 at 08:29
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Karlos Fandango (Smith2525)
Uczestnik z Mar 15, 2019
82 postów
Sep 15, 2021 at 00:03
I prefer to focus on the positives rather than the negatives.
All or nothing
Uczestnik z Sep 13, 2021
8 postów
Sep 17, 2021 at 10:55
Smith2525 posted:
I prefer to focus on the positives rather than the negatives.
If you do that then you will end up losing all your money. As good investor needs to look at positives AND negatives
Uczestnik z Jun 14, 2021
53 postów
Sep 22, 2021 at 07:50
@Karlos Fandango spot on , and I believe there is plenty of scope in crypto and many people can make tons of money if they trade correctly in that market.
Uczestnik z Jun 14, 2021
28 postów
Sep 23, 2021 at 07:34
CraigMcG2020 posted:I believe traders already are risk takers. When you are trading, you are not doing anything with 100% certainty. Confident traders are those who don't expose themselves to the risk they can’t afford to take.gwendolyncole posted:
Here are a few reasons that can hold you back from investing in cryptocurrency.
• It is highly volatile
• It is an unregulated space
• Legal issues can pop up
• The market is prone to illegal activities
• Do not invest if you do not understand the market and its working procedure
Completely agree with this. You need to know what you're doing and not go in half heartedly. You need to make sure you can afford what you risk and also you can stomach the volatility. 10% swings are very comment and that not might sound like a lot with a couple of hundred at stake but if you have a couple of thousand those swings hit a lot differently
Sep 23, 2021 at 10:25
necolesilvers posted:CraigMcG2020 posted:I believe traders already are risk takers. When you are trading, you are not doing anything with 100% certainty. Confident traders are those who don't expose themselves to the risk they can’t afford to take.gwendolyncole posted:
Here are a few reasons that can hold you back from investing in cryptocurrency.
• It is highly volatile
• It is an unregulated space
• Legal issues can pop up
• The market is prone to illegal activities
• Do not invest if you do not understand the market and its working procedure
Completely agree with this. You need to know what you're doing and not go in half heartedly. You need to make sure you can afford what you risk and also you can stomach the volatility. 10% swings are very comment and that not might sound like a lot with a couple of hundred at stake but if you have a couple of thousand those swings hit a lot differently
There is risk in everything we do. The important thing is to understand and manage the risk. Nothing can be gained without risk
Nov 12, 2021 at 11:32
The main reason why people shouldn't enter cryptotrading is pretty simple. They will lose everything. If we speak about forex trading for example, then everything is intuitive clear there, you have to learn properly and practice a lot in order to make successful trades. However, if we speak about cryptotrading, then the crypto market can easily get you down even if you're a professional trading. Moreover, cryptocurrency is a very volatile and fluctuating asset, which get lots of energy from you , whether it's mental or physical one. So, I guess that if you aren't afraid of cryptos, then you're welcome.
Dec 06, 2021 at 07:11
The only reason people shouldn’t trade cryptocurrencies is if they don’t understand the market or are not willing to learn about it. Crypto trading is profitable and it’s a worthy addition to your portfolio if you are looking to diversify it.
Jan 27, 2022 at 20:47
I can’t agree with this. I think that any financial instrument deserves buying and it’s possible to earn decent money on it. You can do this if you are able to predict the market correctly.
However, a lack of experience is the only reason not to trade cryptos if you are a novice trader because cryptos are very volatile and therefore there’s a high probability of losing money trading cryptos if you are an inexperienced trader. Respectively, if you have some experience, you shouldn’t give up trading cryptos.
However, a lack of experience is the only reason not to trade cryptos if you are a novice trader because cryptos are very volatile and therefore there’s a high probability of losing money trading cryptos if you are an inexperienced trader. Respectively, if you have some experience, you shouldn’t give up trading cryptos.
Feb 02, 2022 at 08:01
Even though cryptocurrencies have challenged the traditional ways of earning profits, it still has a number of drawbacks like cryptocurrency can be a volatile investment and has scalability issues etc. Moreover, comprehending terms and analysing the crypto market can often turn to be really overwhelming for newbies. So, yes, trading cryptocurrencies is not a win-win battle.
Matt (BluePanther)
Uczestnik z Jan 25, 2010
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Mar 19, 2022 at 01:32
Uczestnik z Mar 17, 2022
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Mar 29, 2022 at 08:02
Crypto currency is considered the future by many, still many people have their reservations for this type of currency. It’s highly volatile and risky to trade. Hackers can hack and you may lose money at any point. It is not a regulated form of digital currency and the owner is unclaimed. Scams are around everywhere, so you may end up losing money.
Mar 30, 2022 at 06:25
BluePanther posted:You were wrong about cryptocurrencies. It's been 5 years now, and it has remained as a profitable topic as it has been.
This thread is in response to Leo23's discussion: 'Trading the cryptocurrencies Bitcoin,Etherium, Litecoin etc....'
https://www.myfxbook.com/community/general/trading-cryptocurrencies-bitcoinetherium-litecoin-etc/1513362,1
I am blocked and unable to post in his thread, but I would like to share some important information related to cryptocurrencies that all investors/traders should be made aware of prior to their foray into this new market.
My only questions are:
- Is this another case of Tulip-mania?
- Does Leo23 have a vested interest in garnering support for investment interest in cryptocurrencies?
Here is an important article I think the community should read to get a better understanding of recent growth in cryptocurrency demand (specifically BTC):
https://protradingresearch.com/2017/12/14/one-bank-believes-it-found-the-identity-of-who-is-propping-up-the-bitcoin-market/
Sharing (information) is caring. 😎 Feel welcome to share your personal and professional opinion on cryptocurrencys, especially if Leo23 has blocked you from his thread. Please backup all opinions with evidence where possible. Unfounded opinions, posts contrary to generally-accepted social norms of respect, and posts in breach of myfxbook's Terms of Use are deemed inappropriate and may be reported.
Full disclosure: I have invested $0 in cryptocurrencies, and have 0 intention to do so any time soon. The phenomenal gains are the only reason it has caught my curiosity. I will continue to trade 'normal' forex only TYVM.
Sep 01, 2022 at 19:30
Now that the crypto market is in decline, many traders are buying in the dip. But I am not sure for myself that this is the right decision. I believe that now it is important to hodl existing assets and wait for growth, since until you sell cheaper than you bought, you have not actually lost anything, and making new investments is now quite dangerous.
