The other day when the price was around 32k and jumped to 37k, I sold all of my bitcoin and waited and watched as sweat was dripping out of every pore of my body. Study the graph, you'll notice on huge jumps like that it'll most likely drop back down and average in the middle somewhere between 34-36k and I'll buy it all back. Well it worked and bought it all back at 33.8k and made a few dollars. That was my first successful trade in the entire time I've been with bitcoin. I dont really trade, I'm more of a just hold and hope for the best. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. Just dont be afraid to try, you will make mistakes but they will not go to waste if you learn from them. It can be done, sit back, relax, and watch. If you freak out you'll lose where your at and panic scared that you might lose more money, just watch. It'll bounce around some more and grab it when you can, smaller gains are always better than none. Also as always dont put in more than you can afford to lose. Wait until your confident and ready for whatever could happen.
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By Huntersoli08 | My experience in crypto mining and trading | 31 Jan 2021
My name is Hunter and I value the heck out of good people, I work and play games and decided to try this blogging thing out. Thank you for your time and reads.
It's been a hell of a few weeks. Between gamestop and amc, you want a piece of all that action, as do I. There's multiple coins you can earn by mining from your phone or hitting bitcoin faucets that could make a buck or two.. a month. If you want more you have to look at the bigger picture. Study other drops and runs from a couple months to years back. Dont leave it overnight either if your moving something always keep your eye on it, set limits but don't panic. Small gains are still gains.
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