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RE: ETHER (ETH) Update: BEAUTIFUL FIVE WAVES UP! But a temporary top approaches....details in this blog!

in #bitcoin7 years ago

I've notice ETH has started to trend with BTC more in the last couple months. I wonder if that leads to the conclusion that when BTC peaks and corrects, ETH will do the same. I've heard some people say they're dropping BTC at the correction and moving monies to ETH. I'm honestly beginning to think that is not a great idea. God....I know nobody wants to hear this, but get back to fiat for safety when the bubble bursts. The other route could very well be to get into the ever growing field of Chinese backed coins that have been on major rises, not necessarily following the same flux of other altcoins that we are seeing right now.

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Well said!

I agree I like the Chinese and Asian coins but they will be brought down with BTC and ETH at least in the beginning.

We've seen that prior to Bitcoin Cash fork. People took their fiat out off Bitcoin, and everything dropped to the ground. We should anticipate next price correction on BTC and sell everything on time to fiat, to buy back again at 50% discounted prices :P

It looks like people are spreading into altcoins tho, many of the top 50 outpace BTC and ETH

I think that is when people get comfortable with the idea that bitcoin just won't ever quit. Then, internally, people feel more protected expanding their risks in the market because BTC will always be there to back them up. But if it isn't?

which coins do you like the most ? and do you think they will be immune from BTC crash ?

I'm currently travelling through a number of major asian cities and i'm surprised how few people know much about cryptocurrencies here. I had the impression it was known about way more, but from what I see I'd still say it is a small minority whoo are into crypto.

It is my personal belief that we (everyone else) are not ready yet to birth another coin into the mainstream. I think it will take another crash. Why? Because the first one made a whole lot of people take notice of a possible investment opportunity that were otherwise ignoring it, brushing it off, or were just not in the loop. Again...just my thoughts....but people taking convincing. I think that once Bitcoin crashes or plummets terribly, more people in the money market will want in. And that will open the gates for a whole new set of people to figure out a few things about it.

By that time, the rebuilding of the market, the rest of us have the obligation to educate new investors and traders on better payment systems based on the blockchain, and also on what the true potential of these systems are. Just today I heard a banking commercial that used the word "blockchain" - it's getting out there. This thing is still a toddler figuring out how to walk. We all fell in love with our first child, but I think we (collectively) will finally be ready to accept the possibility that bitcoin kind of sucks and there are much better options out there.

To me, bitcoin is for making profits on one more time around. Then I think it will essentially be obsolete, or have to share a much larger portion of the market with other coins.

--I would not like to suggest any coins to jump to, I think that would be foolish of me. I think that the safest bet when/if bitcoin turns sharply is to cash out, and go to fiat until the dust settles. Then pump it back in for the rise.

is it possible that if bitcoin crashes heavily then ordinary folk may be too scared to put their money into bitcoin ?

I can see that scenario, but mostly because of the price point. Now that the altcoins have proven to be faster, cheaper, and profitable, I think pointing new comers in that direction is a good thing, as long as they don't go in blind. If they're just throwing money at it, bitcoin is probably the best thing for them anyhow. And with that whole paragraph I wrote up there....that's a positive outlook....on the other side, I also think it could take two more rounds to get more people on board, and that's mostly because it's very difficult for those who are non savvy in this realm to even understand what blockchain is, what cryptocurrency is, etc.....Once the big mainstream banks and business platforms adapt, it will creep more and more into everyone's lives....whether they like it or not really.

Very good reply thank you ! It is certainly interesting times !