Originally posted by pilebuck13
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I think always buy in over time when it comes to volatile stuff like this. I've been putting in 5% of what I plan total each week for the last 12 weeks. 8 more weeks to go..Comment -
Makes some sense that’s logicalOriginally posted by OptionalComment -
I've done a little better so far than I would have buying the same amount I have all at once. But the real reason is to limit risk. Bought in to a few only to have it half or worse and stay there in quick time.Originally posted by pilebuck13.Comment -
I wouldn’t go all in just yet if your trying to play the bear market now, if you dont care and plan to hold 10 years it doesn’t matter what you do now. DCA with enough to last until half on next year is good too. But it is hard for anyone to give clear advice because last year was kinda different and this year also feels kinda different.Originally posted by pilebuck13Comment -
then short eth, i bet you won't put your money where your mouth isOriginally posted by themike78Comment -
That would be a crazier move than predicting the demise of all crypto weeklyOriginally posted by jonal
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Shorting Ether..
Merge won't make Ethereum more decentralized. Merge will make it more centralized.
Merge won't make Expensiveum transactions faster.
Merge won't make Putincoin transactions cheaper.
Merge won't make Ehhhtereum more secure. Merge will make it less secure.
So what's the point? Ehhhtereum will become more centralized and less secure. In addition, Ehhhtereum Foundtain is so clever, they won't let stakers to withdraw funds 6-12 months after Merge. Very Clever! I don't trust Etherum Foundation, always be sceptical to any coin with a CEO.Comment -
Remember Kraken+Lido+Coinbase forms more then %50 of the Ethereum staking pool. Add Binance too and it makes around %60-65.
2/3 of Ethereum staking pool = 4 CompaniesComment
