You're doing it wrong.

Saw this post in the daily discussion:

"All these idiotic YouTubers were promising it would go to 70K. I listened, dropped 25K on it and lost 1K. Fucked up, man. I hate this shit."

Let's ignore the fact that this poster yolo'ed into a play via YouTube info or the fact this may be a troll post.

I think this encompasses the wrong mindset investing in bitcoin, once you're in you should not be trying to judge your fiat gains on your original fiat investment.

The only thing you should be focused on is owning enough bitcoin when this inevitably starts to go mainstream. It's now a race to get your ticket on the ride and the ship is boarding now.

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That was like that for at least 15 minutes! You’ve to try harder Jack!

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/mogotu/that_was_like_that_for_at_least_15_minutes_youve/

BTC v BCH

I'm relatively new to crypto. Just saying..

So, initially BTC seems like the obvious choice. (To a noob.)

Is that the only reason BTC is currently valued at a much higher price than BCH? First in, best dressed?

What is with the 1mb blocksize? There has to be a reason BTC developers are so stuck on this point.

Is anyone and everyone able to run a BCH node even once they fill up?

I'm just trying to understand why BCH is so undervalued compared to BTC.

Are there technical issues that I'm failing to understand?

The fees are my main concern with BTC. It costs an arm and a leg just to get it off CoinBase. What am I missing? Is there more security with 1mb blocksize?

I've been trying to figure this out for a few months now and I'm either not technically literate enough to understand or..

I could go ask this over in r/bitcoin but we all know I'd be banned instantaneously..

Point me in the right direction..

Edit - thank you.

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/mohldt/btc_v_bch/

Bitcoin BCH relative movement for marketcap dominance

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/mofu94/bitcoin_bch_relative_movement_for_marketcap/

My cat loves mining crypto... 😻

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300 Bitcoin ATMs are headed for crypto-friendly Florida

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This is why I'm a Bitcoin Maximalist.

I’m a Bitcoin maximalist (learned the hard way: Losing a lot messing with altcoins and side projects/startups), and believe the Bitcoin base protocol will eventually absorb all or most other coins, integrating their unique and useful features as second layer apps (like already happened with ‘Lightning Network’ app, making many altcoins obsolete regarding speed and efficiency of transactions). Same will happen with ‘privacy’ coins, ‘smart-contracts’ platforms, ‘DeFi’ projects, ICO’s startups, IOT protocols, etc.

Just like the Internet protocol (TCP/IP) did with all other competing protocols in the 90’s. Some of them were ‘better’ than TCP/IP in many ways and were promising protocols, but by then TCP/IP had cemented its predominance, and that is based on this: The network effect. There are many examples of the same situation at the beginnings of many other (later) widespread adopted technologies and products that were better in some ways but lacked that networking power.

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