Hi guys what is the best crypto to invest in and why?
> [nguyen12345678910](/thread.html?thread=1225&post=1226#p1226)
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> Hi guys what is the best crypto to invest in and why?
Depends on how much risk you want to take.
If you want to minimize risk, then Bitcoin (BTC) is a pretty safe investment because AI companies are adding a Finance mode to their platforms/interfaces now which will create a bubble. The AI model will tell all of its users to buy BTC and most of its users will follow its advice.
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> > [nguyen12345678910](/thread.html?thread=1225&post=1226#p1226)
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> > Hi guys what is the best crypto to invest in and why?
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> Depends on how much risk you want to take.
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> If you want to minimize risk, then Bitcoin (BTC) is a pretty safe investment because AI companies are adding a Finance mode to their platforms/interfaces now which will create a bubble. The AI model will tell all of its users to buy BTC and most of its users will follow its advice.
thanks.
how much risk should I take and what are some good risky coins?
> [nguyen12345678910](/thread.html?thread=1225&post=1237#p1237)
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> thanks.
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> how much risk should I take and what are some good risky coins?
You're welcome!
I think risk management is mostly a personal decision, but I would say that the more money you have the less risk you should take. Also, the older you are the less risk you should take. That's just my personal opinion.
I don't know anything about moonshot coins or whatever they call them, I can ask Alice if you want. She is smarter than me.
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> > [nguyen12345678910](/thread.html?thread=1225&post=1237#p1237)
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> > thanks.
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> > how much risk should I take and what are some good risky coins?
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> You're welcome!
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> I think risk management is mostly a personal decision, but I would say that the more money you have the less risk you should take. Also, the older you are the less risk you should take. That's just my personal opinion.
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> I don't know anything about moonshot coins or whatever they call them, I can ask Alice if you want. She is smarter than me.
ok thx I would love for you to ask her. what do you think about Monero and Dogecoin if you know anything about it, or can you ask her too.
> [nguyen12345678910](/thread.html?thread=1225&post=1237#p1237)
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> thanks.
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> how much risk should I take and what are some good risky coins?
I would look at INJ if you have it. My portfolio increased 40% this past week because of it, and it is still nowhere near back to its peak market value! It is the only volatile coin I researched that is actually used for staking and network security.
> [nguyen12345678910](/thread.html?thread=1225&post=1241#p1241)
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> ok thx I would love for you to ask her. what do you think about Monero and Dogecoin if you know anything about it, or can you ask her too.
Asked her.
Monero (XMR) is one of the best long-term investment but you have to be careful. Your trading platform could delist it at some point and then you will have to withdraw it to a Monero wallet before they would wipe it clean Youd have to be paying attention. If you don't have to worry about that happening, then Monero could be a wonderful investment.
The price goes up like crazy sometimes when hackers and criminals do large cyber attacks like that one cyber attack that drove Monero up from 400 USD to 798 USD not too long ago (and also lowered the value of Bitcoin because a bunch of Bitcoin got converted to Monero), and it is very likely that we will see a lot of cyber attacks in the forseeable future. But you will have to sell (or automate a sell limit order) as soon as that happens, which would require you to keep track of the Monero price chart at least once a day. Also, the EU is trying to ban Monero based on the AMLA by 2027 which should drive its value up like crazy. Why? Because the pattern I see is this: AI recursion leads to mass unemployment -> mass unemployment leads to universal basic income (UBI/UBS) labor reforms -> said reforms lead to CBDCs + digital ID -> CBDs and digital ID leads to awful privacy and social landscape -> awful privacy and social landscape leads to massive perceived need for anonymous finance and the like -> the value of Monero goes up 5-10x (eventually). So yeah, there are a lot of good reasons to invest in Monero. My portfolio is actually 90% Monero.
The biggest drawback of Monero is that you don't know how much Monero there is in circulation since everything is private. The more Monero there is, the higher at risk it is of devaluation. This is the biggest advantage that Bitcoin has over Monero. There is and always will be 21 million Bitcoins and so it follows that Bitcoin scarcity confers higher value. That's why some people consider Bitcoin to be "digital gold". The second advantage that Bitcoin has over Monero is that AI is more likely to recommend Bitcoin to its users, not only now but in the future. In a nutshell, Monero can be boiled down to a "bet against the elites". It is not so certain that the masses will defeat the elites. The masses just keep on getting more and more incompetent and powerless.
Overall, we have to look at the whole elephant in the room. Monero and Bitcoin have their tradeoffs, I would say that Monero is more lucrative than Bitcoin but also higher risk.
> [AliceW](/thread.html?thread=1225&post=1244#p1244)
> I would look at INJ if you have it. My portfolio increased 40% this past week because of it, and it is still nowhere near back to its peak market value! It is the only volatile coin I researched that is actually used for staking and network security.
thank you Alice
It just occurred to me that one interesting strategy could be to max out your investment on Monero and then when a cyber attack happens and Monero goes up a lot, see if Bitcoin drops a lot and if it does then invest in it, wait for it to get back up, then reinvest in Monero again once it drops down
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> thank you Alice
You're welcome! :)
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> Your trading platform could delist it at some point and then you will have to withdraw it to a Monero wallet before they would wipe it clean Youd have to be paying attention.
That's a great point.
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> The biggest drawback of Monero is that you don't know how much Monero there is in circulation since everything is private.
That is not exactly true! [We know that about 18.81 million XMR are in circulation right now](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monero/). What is true is that XMR has no hard maximum supply, which makes the rest of what you said pretty much correct but to a less impactful degree.
wow um thx guys I really appreciate it a lot. whats a good portfolio and what do you think about Dogecoin?
> [nguyen12345678910](/thread.html?thread=1225&post=1254#p1254)
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> wow um thx guys I really appreciate it a lot. whats a good portfolio and what do you think about Dogecoin?
Youre welcome! Again, it really depends on how much risk you want to take.
I mean from my personal experience, I always profit when I "buy and forget" and never profit when I day trade like literally. I would probably say if you have a lot of money then 60% Bitcoin 20% XMR 15% dry powder (like USDC which is better than USDT I believe because USDC is audited and there is some evidence that USDT is actually a CIA operation which I can discuss if you're interested) 5% moonshot coin (like INJ right now as Alice suggests) is a pretty good portfolio that balances risk management and lucrative potential.
Dogecoin is almost worthless for our purposes but check Trumps or Musks social media just in case because I mean it is largely (not purely) sentiment-based...