I think it’s a great choice investing in Neo 🙂 but I prefer to invest like 250$ each month rather than 1 investment to avoid getting rekt XD and also try to read each coin that you think is a game changer look at Steem, IOTA, BAT... always read (whitepaper) and check the potential
you best look at the developer teams and not listen to hypes. For me stellar is the better ripple, litecoin the better Bitcoin, TenX has a credit card for multiple currencies and Etherum isn't a bad choice as well, I guess. I heard of BitShares to become a big platform and also I d get some MIOTA, even though the guys have not a single use case yet, but that Tangle could just be the real revolution it claims to be. After all, nothing is sure and anybody telling you "this coin will make it for sure" is a liar or a time traveler. :P
Don't forget the anon coins like Monero, ZCash, maybe Verge and so on. They could gain a lot attention if regulations hit a critical level this year.
hey pyrrhic7! i'm new to crypto and keen to learn as much as i can from it. your post definitely caught my attentions. may i know how are u buying crypto? with a credit card or bank transfer or some other ways? how about the app you used above? blockfolio? what's it for? is it the place where you store your crypto or trade it or what? so sorry for so many questions as i'm even more noob then you i guess.
great advice & suggestion from michel.kansou too! i'll probably start with the $250 a month thing and see where it takes me!
You might check out coinbase. They mainly got good prices on BTC and ETH, which you can easy exchange on a platform like binance or HitBTC. There are plenty of tutorials how to use this exchanges, as it can be a little much for newbees. You load your coinbase wallet with bank transfer or credit card and then you can buy immediately and don't have to wait until they receive the money when you want to use a good moment to buy. Also take care of transaction costs, especially BTC can be pretty high... Good luck. :)
Hi dude :)
My first post was very brief obviously.
The primary way I buy any cryptocurrency is with Coinbase: https://www.coinbase.com/join/598e2237eb342e008e8064a4 join with that link and get $10 free bitcoin when you purchase any amount of crypto worth $100 (recommend starting with at least $100).
When you have cryptocurrency in your wallet register an account on Binance and buy alt coins with your Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin etc. https://www.binance.com/?ref=10827659
Each crypto currency is stored with it's own wallet, and the Blockfolio App you see is simply a tracker, not a wallet.
Any more questions ask away will be making more step by step guides with better info etc.
You might check out coinbase. They mainly got good prices on BTC and ETH, which you can easy exchange on a platform like binance or HitBTC. There are plenty of tutorials how to use this exchanges, as it can be a little much for newbees. You load your coinbase wallet with bank transfer or credit card and then you can buy immediately and don't have to wait until they receive the money when you want to use a good moment to buy. Also take care of transaction costs, especially BTC can be pretty high... Good luck. :)
I think it’s a great choice investing in Neo 🙂 but I prefer to invest like 250$ each month rather than 1 investment to avoid getting rekt XD and also try to read each coin that you think is a game changer look at Steem, IOTA, BAT... always read (whitepaper) and check the potential
Neo under $70 hard to resist!
Looking at EOS, LISK and ICON at the moment at current prices.
Big hopes for the platform coins this year.
Vechain, and COSS with their passive income like NEO. What shall I buy? ;)
you best look at the developer teams and not listen to hypes. For me stellar is the better ripple, litecoin the better Bitcoin, TenX has a credit card for multiple currencies and Etherum isn't a bad choice as well, I guess. I heard of BitShares to become a big platform and also I d get some MIOTA, even though the guys have not a single use case yet, but that Tangle could just be the real revolution it claims to be. After all, nothing is sure and anybody telling you "this coin will make it for sure" is a liar or a time traveler. :P
Don't forget the anon coins like Monero, ZCash, maybe Verge and so on. They could gain a lot attention if regulations hit a critical level this year.
Good Luck.
hey pyrrhic7! i'm new to crypto and keen to learn as much as i can from it. your post definitely caught my attentions. may i know how are u buying crypto? with a credit card or bank transfer or some other ways? how about the app you used above? blockfolio? what's it for? is it the place where you store your crypto or trade it or what? so sorry for so many questions as i'm even more noob then you i guess.
great advice & suggestion from michel.kansou too! i'll probably start with the $250 a month thing and see where it takes me!
do follow me back! @ryanng
You might check out coinbase. They mainly got good prices on BTC and ETH, which you can easy exchange on a platform like binance or HitBTC. There are plenty of tutorials how to use this exchanges, as it can be a little much for newbees. You load your coinbase wallet with bank transfer or credit card and then you can buy immediately and don't have to wait until they receive the money when you want to use a good moment to buy. Also take care of transaction costs, especially BTC can be pretty high... Good luck. :)
thank u so much! i have heard binance more than a few times so will probably go with that.
just make sure NOT to store your funds in the online wallets for a longer time, if you can have more security with desktop- or even hardware-wallets.
Hi dude :)
My first post was very brief obviously.
The primary way I buy any cryptocurrency is with Coinbase: https://www.coinbase.com/join/598e2237eb342e008e8064a4 join with that link and get $10 free bitcoin when you purchase any amount of crypto worth $100 (recommend starting with at least $100).
When you have cryptocurrency in your wallet register an account on Binance and buy alt coins with your Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin etc.
https://www.binance.com/?ref=10827659
Each crypto currency is stored with it's own wallet, and the Blockfolio App you see is simply a tracker, not a wallet.
Any more questions ask away will be making more step by step guides with better info etc.
this is fantastic info for a noob like me! thanks!
You might check out coinbase. They mainly got good prices on BTC and ETH, which you can easy exchange on a platform like binance or HitBTC. There are plenty of tutorials how to use this exchanges, as it can be a little much for newbees. You load your coinbase wallet with bank transfer or credit card and then you can buy immediately and don't have to wait until they receive the money when you want to use a good moment to buy. Also take care of transaction costs, especially BTC can be pretty high... Good luck. :)