/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9260950
hahaha really? this is the easiest shit ever

>>9260950
buy high sell low

Nah you're a brainlet. It's not zero sum when comparing to fiat

>>9260950
>50% of crypto investors
Maybe that 50% is us biz

isn't it even higher? most coins fail. think of all the verge buyers rekt in the last month alone.

Probably more than that.

Scary that all the time accumulated to reach your peak gains can gevoussed away by one bad trade

Way more than 50%, anon. If you think that 50% of "money" breaks even, and the majority of money is in the hands of a few, then the 50% of losers makes up the vast majority of individual participants.

Spooky, are the whales to blame?

For one person to become a millionaire, hundreds of people have to loose. This is all just a massive game of musical chairs. Don't be the one left holding the bag when the music stops.

>start trading in august 2017, togheter with my brother
>we go into the exact same coins
>I'm about 50 times up now
>he has losses
>I mostly holded
>he day traded the waves, fomo'd when it went up and bought some extra coins in januari

>>9261418
I wish I was joking btw. I was really shocked when I saw his score.

>>9260950
this is why i don't trade crypto..

i mine.

>>9261478
You still just got lucky

>>9261478
has he given up yet or is he learning to trade now

>>9261520
I was lucky the market grew that much, but the coin picks weren't luck. I followed the hype, so I mostly bought coins that had partnerships that reached the news. Stellar has been especially kind to me.

>>9261539
A few weeks ago he has given his coins to me. He still doesn't like what I'm doing with his coins. He wants me to trade more actively, because otherwise "we won't make it" he says. But moonshots can happen over night and I don't want to miss them.

>crypto
>investor

I put in like 1k a year ago and my current portfolio value + cash outs is 368k. The percentage of losers is obviously 99.72%.

>>9261745
You must have ripped off so many people, give back your gains

>>9261418

Absolutely right, anon. When hodling, I've always made bank. When "trading" I have lost it, lost it, lost it. Disgustingly impatient, but if you can just relaxx then the gains come.

>>9261366
But it is the same with anything there are the 1% and the rest...
How many people have an online store? How many are Jeff B.
How many start a software company, how many are Bill G.

>>9261809
Faggot

>>9261745
pottfolio value isnt real value.
cash out value is

>tfw you realize if the market moons like all these late adopters think it will you'll be a multi-billionaire

A guy filled my for shits sell of one Rialto token for 100ETH on EtherDelta back in august. I've managed to 5x the dollar value on it which isn't very impressive. I got dirty lucky though. Went from $1k to $30k in an instant when that random gave me that. I will probably occasionally remember that someone who remains an unknown stranger for the rest of my life. Unreal.

>>9260950
Only idiots and laggards can lose money in this market. All you have to do is avoid shitcoins and know when to take profits.

>>9262246
I'm such a brainlet when it comes to knowing when to sell that I'm actively falling for the HODL meme, at least it isn't a losing move when the entire space is so bullish.

>>9261745
day trade or hodlering?

>mfw turned 30k into 620k
>mfw this free money came from all these brainlet faggots on /biz/

The biggest winners in crypto are the exchanges. They control the market and they decide our fate.

>>9262246
>All you have to do is avoid shitcoins and know when to take profits.

> buy the right coins
> sell at the right time

Why didn't I think of that?