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Originally Posted by Tiduwho
Pump and Dump.
Pump and Dump.
If you are going to Crypto, my impression is its just best to load up on the top 5 to
10 coins and not look at it for a long time.
I looked at it once since buying $500 worth. Up to $750 after spreading across a bunch, just before the latest Elon investment. Eh. Im in it for like 1,000% return over the long haul. Its all speculative parlor tricks.
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Eh, you're not wrong per se at this point still buuut the problem with the older tokens is that their blockchains are getting super outdated real fast. ETH, for example, is trying to build an ETH2 because they know their tech has been surpassed.
BTC is just so recognizable and far too many people have too much money in there that it's going to be the sort of gold standard for crypto tokens for a long time IMO, but its blockchain tech is far too slow, expensive, and energy consuming that nobody is going to adapt it for real-world applications. When BTC crashes because whales decide to cash out because it has no actual functionality, it's going to crash HARD.
On the flip side, there are a handful of companies that have waaaay better tech, Algorand, Cardano, Cosmos, etc in various states of reality that are/could be/will be being utilized by companies for real-world applications. MasterCard, as one example, has been looking to get into crypto, first with stablecoins (coins that are pegged to a fixed fiat currency), and right now seems like Algorand is the frontrunner for what they need legally, technically, and cost-wise.
All those tokens are still comparatively dirt cheap, so you can gobble up a ton for the price of owning .0001 BTC or half an ETH.