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I have my crypto on coinbase and you are blocking my ability to send. I have completed all of the KYC and everything else. I paid you for a transaction and now you wont release my crypto I do not need a baby sitter. If I would have known this would have never come back and used Coinbase. Either you don't actually have the crypto that I paid for and are committing fraud and are unable to keep with the excess. Additonally you cannot keep your platform online during busy times.
A publically traded company cannot keep their platform online for retail while your busy servicing Blackrock and rest of Wallstreet no problem.
Release my crypto to me and open up the sending capability on my account.
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Lately almost every crypto article on sites like Forbes CNBC has misleading headlines that claim XRP is also part of the price surges happening with BTC and ETH. Looking at the price history for XRP proves this isn't the case it's basically been crab walking at it's ATL for years and is down 1% YTD.
Seems very shady and illegal, they're misinforming many people that won't even fact check and then recite information, example my coworker asked if I own XRP and asked how much money I made and was at a shock when I told him I'm down because he read that the price surged and urged me to check its value again!
I'm hesitant to hold what I have but I'm already at a loss so might as well see what happens and dump if it gets close to ATH. What is everyone position on XRP? It seems to me that it's reputation is tarnished in the crypto world, what are the chances for actual use/adoption?
I'm also kind of hesitant to see alt coins gain as much momentum as they did in the last bull run, some are rising but not at the same rate as everyone expected, lots of resistance.
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I want to cash like 20k AED, where can i get the best deal, I checked crypto800 in business bay but their exchange rates are 3.5 usdt, where can i get good rates other than p2p. Thanks
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So I’m old, and I remember an anonymous internet where the goal was sharing specific interests for the sake of it. There were nerds writing quality materials with no monetization in mind, no objective to become viral and famous. People had blogs with weekly portfolio updates and learnings.
While I believe people should be compensated in proportion to the value they deliver, we know that’s not the reality.
Influencers with considerable outreach are motivated by engagement and shilling whatever coin they are getting paid to shill.
Reddit also lacks insightful content, I can’t find quality posts (maybe I am just being an idiot and not looking for them correctly). Sometimes I find good posts with 20 upvotes that are drowned in a sea of “will it go up or down” posts.
I KNOW there must be obsessive folks out there eager to share their learnings in the crypto space, or explain their strategies (successful or not), that are completely shadowed by a pervasive algorithm that rewards sensationalist “GET RICH WITH THESE ALTCOINS IN A WEEK” content.
WHERE ARE THEY HIDING? I need a community to learn from. I don’t want to follow gurus. I want authenticity.
Is there any niche subreddit heavily moderated for quality content?
If not, how can we create a space such as this? I volunteer to organize but I’m just a monkey that has no hard skills or knowledge to share.
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Hello,
Friendly neighborhood realist here. Nope, not going to post more charts. Nope, not going brag about the all mighty Shib. Nope, not going to tell you to NEVER SELL! Or fill you with hope.
What I’m going to do is tell you to buy what you can and sell when you’ve made enough profit. We’ve all been stuck holding a bag (bought high and left feeling like we are screwed forever) so I’d like to encourage you all to sell high, buy low (whatever you perceive that to be).
Shib trends with bit. If bitcoin goes up, so does 90% of the market. If bitcoin goes down, you guessed it.
Please don’t listen to the “One hour chart” folks who post with emojis and silly shit. We are all essentially clueless and most of these guys and girls who portend to be chart experts really aren’t (respectfully). We are all diamond hands until we aren’t. We are all apes until we aren’t. Sell when you’ve made money, set a stop loss to help try and protect some of your earnings.
Most of all, be well.
Edit: wanted to add that my inbox has been filled with hate since I decided to post this. In the spirit of this, I decided to edit the post to remind anyone feeling like selling, buying, bullying, or lurking - WE ARE NOT FAMILY, WE ARE NOT FRIENDS, WE ARE NOT AN ARMY. My money matters to me and my family. If I choose to buy low and sell high, I promise you, I’m not thinking about you.
Hate to sound like a dick but, it’s a truth that’s not often spoken.
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On the 10th January 2024, history was made when the SEC granted the first spot Bitcoin ETF in the USA. The SEC was reluctant to approve the ETFs because, if you take them for their word, they wish to protect investors from speculative assets and losing money. So their statement of approval contained words of caution: “bitcoin is primarily a speculative, volatile asset.” and “Investors should remain cautious about the myriad risks associated with bitcoin and products whose value is tied to crypto”.
In this post I want to focus on the SEC’s warning that Bitcoin, and crypto in general, is a high risk investment. In isolation, that statement may be true. But plenty of tradable assets, approved by the SEC, are also considered ‘risky’. I couldn’t find SEC statements warning against investing in specific assets besides Bitcoin. So the implication here is that Bitcoin is especially risky, to the extent that investors should be warned against it so they do not lose money.
As a fun and informative exercise, I made four comparisons to highlight the relative risk of crypto vs tech stocks:
The worst investments anyone could have made ever
The worst investments from the most recent market crash
The largest market cap loss
ROI loss per day, historically and recently
This is a long post and I want to point out that if you appreciate clear data and objective analysis you might want to check out . This is a crypto price, news and asset management terminal that I have built. For now, think of it like Coinmarketcap with less clutter and distractions.
1. Worst Investment Possible: Crypto vs Tech Stocks
Asset | Start Date | End Date | Start Price | End Price | $100 bought at top and sold at bottom was worth | ROI % |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) | Oct-2007 | Nov-2008 | $35.35 | $12.37 | $35 | -65% |
Microsoft | Dec-1999 | Feb-2009 | $59.97 | $16.10 | $27 | -73% |
Tesla | Nov-2021 | Dec-2022 | $414.50 | $108.24 | $26 | -74% |
Meta | Aug-2021 | Oct-2022 | $382.76 | $92.60 | $24 | -76% |
Netflix | May-2011 | Aug-2012 | $39.00 | $8.00 | $21 | -79% |
Apple | Mar-2000 | Apr-2003 | $1.34 | $0.23 | $17 | -83% |
Nvidia | Dec-2001 | Sep-2002 | $5.58 | $0.70 | $13 | -87% |
Zoom | Nov-2020 | Oct-2023 | $505.88 | $58.87 | $12 | -88% |
Bitcoin | Jun-2011 | Nov-2011 | $26.48 | $2.33 | $9 | -91% |
Ethereum | Jan-2018 | Dec-2018 | $1,292.63 | $84.47 | $7 | -93% |
Amazon | Apr-1999 | Sep-2001 | $5.53 | $0.28 | $5 | -95% |
AMD | Jan-2006 | Sep-2015 | $42.01 | $1.65 | $4 | -96% |
Peloton | Dec-2020 | Feb-2024 | $167.37 | $3.96 | $2 | -98% |
The worst investment possible in Bitcoin returned a -91% ROI and in Ethereum -93% ROI. In contrast, the ‘least worst’ investment is Alphabet with -65% ROI, the median investment is Nvidia with -87% ROI, and the worst investment possible is Peoloton with -98% ROI. Bitcoin and Ethereum have produced bad losses for anyone buying the top and selling the bottom, but other tech stocks (Amazon, AMD, Peloton) have delivered worse ROI for unlucky investors.
It is worth noting that the market cap of Bitcoin in 2011 was $173MM vs Google in 2007 was $231B. In other words, Bitcoin was worth 0.07% of Google. Comparing Bitcoin’s market crash vs publicly traded tech stocks puts Bitcoin at a disadvantage because these tech stocks only have tradable shares once the company has grown to be large enough to list on a stock market. For example, Google was founded six years before becoming a publicly traded stock in 2004. Bitcoin became publicly tradable within a year of creation and Ethereum was publicly tradable from the moment it was launched. Ultimately we are comparing Bitcoin at age two years old, Ethereum three years old, and Google nine years old. It is reasonable to expect higher volatility from newer and smaller assets.
The worst investment possible in Bitcoin returned a -91% ROI and in Ethereum -93% ROI. In contrast, the ‘least worst’ investment is Alphabet with -65% ROI, the median investment is Nvidia with -87% ROI, and the worst investment possible is Peoloton with -98% ROI. Bitcoin and Ethereum have produced bad losses for anyone buying the top and selling the bottom, but other tech stocks (Amazon, AMD, Peloton) have delivered worse ROI for unlucky investors.
It is worth noting that the market cap of Bitcoin in 2011 was $173MM vs Google in 2007 was $231B. In other words, Bitcoin was worth 0.07% of Google. Comparing Bitcoin’s market crash vs publicly traded tech stocks puts Bitcoin at a disadvantage because these tech stocks only have tradable shares once the company has grown to be large enough to list on a stock market. For example, Google was founded six years before becoming a publicly traded stock in 2004. Bitcoin became publicly tradable within a year of creation and Ethereum was publicly tradable from the moment it was launched. Ultimately we are comparing Bitcoin at age two years old, Ethereum three years old, and Google nine years old. It is reasonable to expect higher volatility from newer and smaller assets.
2. Worst Recent Investments: Crypto vs Tech Stocks
Asset | Start Date | End Date | Start Price | End Price | $100 bought at top and sold at bottom was worth | ROI % |
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Apple | Dec-2021 | Dec-2022 | $182.13 | $125.87 | $69 | -31% |
Microsoft | Dec-2021 | Oct-2022 | $344.30 | $219.13 | $64 | -36% |
Alphabet (GOOG) | Oct-2021 | Dec-2022 | $149.12 | $86.37 | $58 | -42% |
Amazon | Nov-2021 | Dec-2022 | $188.11 | $81.69 | $43 | -57% |
Nvidia | Nov-2021 | Sep-2022 | $346.47 | $119.46 | $34 | -66% |
AMD | Nov-2021 | Oct-2022 | $164.46 | $54.57 | $33 | -67% |
Tesla | Nov-2021 | Dec-2022 | $414.50 | $108.24 | $26 | -74% |
Bitcoin | Nov-2021 | Nov-2022 | $64,158.12 | $15,883.16 | $25 | -75% |
Meta | Aug-2021 | Oct-2022 | $382.76 | $92.60 | $24 | -76% |
Netflix | Oct-2021 | Jun-2022 | $690.97 | $164.28 | $24 | -76% |
Ethereum | Nov-2021 | Jul-2022 | $4,733.36 | $1,036.19 | $22 | -78% |
Zoom | Nov-2020 | Oct-2023 | $505.88 | $58.87 | $12 | -88% |
Peloton | Dec-2020 | Feb-2024 | $167.37 | $3.96 | $2 | -98% |
Instead of using data from an asset’s entire history, this table compares the worst investments possible during the most recent market crash. All of the assets reached their respective bubble tops and market crashes at slightly different times, and Peloton might not have bottomed out yet. Bitcoin was the sixth worst asset and Ethereum was the third. This tells the same narrative that crypto investments can produce bad returns, but not necessarily much different from tech stocks.
3. Market Cap Loss: Crypto vs Tech Stocks
Asset | Start Date | End Date | Start Market Cap | End Market Cap | Value Destroyed |
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Peloton | Jan-2021 | Feb-2024 | $48,341,000,000 | $1,665,600,000 | -$46,675,400,000 |
AMD | Nov-2021 | Oct-2022 | $195,524,200,000 | $90,305,100,000 | -$105,219,100,000 |
Zoom | Oct-2020 | Feb-2024 | $161,647,800,000 | $18,910,800,000 | -$142,737,000,000 |
Netflix | Jan-2022 | Nov-2022 | $729,473,500,000 | $313,861,300,000 | -$415,612,200,000 |
Ethereum | Nov-2021 | Jul-2022 | $559,910,000,000 | $126,170,000,000 | -$433,740,000,000 |
Nvidia | Nov-2021 | Oct-2022 | $835,067,500,000 | $279,552,300,000 | -$555,515,200,000 |
Meta | Sep-2021 | Nov-2022 | $1,077,535,300,000 | $235,749,200,000 | -$841,786,100,000 |
Tesla | Nov-2021 | Jan-2023 | $1,235,155,400,000 | $341,353,000,000 | -$893,802,400,000 |
Bitcoin | Nov-2021 | Nov-2022 | $1,210,000,000,000 | $305,020,000,000 | -$904,980,000,000 |
Alphabet (GOOG) | Nov-2021 | Nov-2022 | $1,997,397,915,765 | $1,076,770,529,999 | -$920,627,385,766 |
Microsoft | Nov-2021 | Nov-2022 | $2,576,063,200,000 | $1,597,120,900,000 | -$978,942,300,000 |
Apple | Jan-2022 | Jan-2023 | $2,986,128,300,000 | $1,989,628,300,000 | -$996,500,000,000 |
Amazon | Jul-2021 | Dec-2022 | $1,875,751,400,000 | $847,145,400,000 | -$1,028,606,000,000 |
To avoid penalising assets just for being small, comparing the maximum market cap lost is another useful perspective. Amazon is the only asset to lose over $1 Trillion in value. Ethereum performs better than an average for the first time in this analysis. The ranking of this table suggests Bitcoin is comparable to Big Tech, while Ethereum is comparable to the large cap tech.
By none of the measures studied so far has Bitcoin or Ethereum performed the worst. Some might argue that perhaps the risk in crypto comes from the speed at which an investor might lose money. So the following analysis looks at ROI % loss per day during market crashes.
4. ROI Loss per Day: Crypto vs Tech Stocks
All-time worst market crash comparison:
Asset | Start Date | Crash Length (Days) | Average % change per Day |
---|---|---|---|
Microsoft | Dec-1999 | 3350 | -0.02% |
AMD | Jan-2006 | 3530 | -0.03% |
Apple | Mar-2000 | 1126 | -0.07% |
Zoom | Nov-2020 | 1064 | -0.08% |
Peloton | Dec-2020 | 1157 | -0.08% |
Amazon | Apr-1999 | 884 | -0.11% |
Alphabet (GOOGL) | Oct-2007 | 397 | -0.16% |
Netflix | May-2011 | 458 | -0.17% |
Meta | Aug-2021 | 426 | -0.18% |
Tesla | Nov-2021 | 395 | -0.19% |
Ethereum | Jan-2018 | 334 | -0.28% |
Nvidia | Dec-2001 | 274 | -0.32% |
Bitcoin | Jun-2011 | 153 | -0.60% |
Bitcoin lost -0.60% per day (average, non-compounding) during the 2011 crash. Which is almost twice as the next worst asset, Nvidia. However, we already established that Bitcoin was so small in 2011 that we aren’t making a fair comparison here. In the most recent market crash, Bitcoin’s ROI loss per day was -0.21%, which is similar to other tech stocks (see next table below)
Most recent market crash comparison:
Asset | Start Date | Crash Length (Days) | Average % change per Day |
---|---|---|---|
Zoom | Nov-2020 | 1064 | -0.08% |
Peloton | Dec-2020 | 1157 | -0.08% |
Apple | Dec-2021 | 365 | -0.08% |
Alphabet (GOOG) | Oct-2021 | 426 | -0.10% |
Microsoft | Dec-2021 | 304 | -0.12% |
Amazon | Nov-2021 | 395 | -0.14% |
Meta | Aug-2021 | 426 | -0.18% |
Tesla | Nov-2021 | 395 | -0.19% |
AMD | Nov-2021 | 334 | -0.20% |
Bitcoin | Nov-2021 | 365 | -0.21% |
Nvidia | Nov-2021 | 304 | -0.22% |
Netflix | Oct-2021 | 243 | -0.31% |
Ethereum | Nov-2021 | 242 | -0.32% |
In the most recent crash Ethereum lost -0.32% per day (average non-compounding). That is clearly the worst result here, but only one percentage point worse than Netflix. It is somewhat impressive that Zoom and Peloton have the lowest average ROI loss per day, but that is limited comfort to investors if the stock price never recovers. Objectively, with Ethereum already rebounding from $1.1K in Dec-22 to $3.9K in Mar-24, Ethereum has been a better investment than Peloton even if you did get rekt along the way.
Conclusion
Out of everything I have studied (not all of which made it into the final cut of this blog post), I find this graph the most useful for summarising potential losses when investing in crypto and tech stocks:
Looking back at the SEC’s statement, it does seem unfair to single Bitcoin out as a volatile asset when Bitcoin performed similarly to commonly traded tech stocks during the most recent market crash. It feels like the SEC statement is talking about Bitcoin’s volatility as if it is 2011. If we were to take the SEC’s statement as gospel, we would expect this analysis to show Bitcoin and Ethereum are significantly more risky than tech stocks. Instead Bitcoin performed similarly to other tech stocks during the recent market crash and Ethereum performed not much worse.
A Sidenote on Beta
Beta is a measure of an asset's correlation to the broader market. This can be used as a proxy for measuring risk. Tech stocks have become so large that they effectively become ‘the broader market’. You can see below they all have betas close to one. In other words, if big tech share prices go up (or down), so does the S&P 500. Crypto has little correlation to the S&P 500, partly because it has outperformed it over the past 14 years. This gives crypto a beta close to 0, which effectively means anything or nothing could happen when the S&P 500 rises or falls. The beta for crypto has increased since 2020 but it is still far away from other tech stocks. In practice, this means that crypto could be considered as a method to diversify away from tech stocks / S&P 500. Ironically, you could make the argument that this helps lower the overall risk of a portfolio if someone invests sensibly into crypto to achieve more diversification.
Asset | Beta | Interpretation |
---|---|---|
Ethereum | 0.08 | The asset’s price movements are independent of market movements. |
Bitcoin | 0.20 | The asset’s price movements are independent of market movements. |
Microsoft | 0.95 | If the market goes up or down by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to move in the same direction by a similar percentage. |
Alphabet (GOOGL) | 1.05 | If the market goes up or down by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to move in the same direction by a similar percentage. |
Apple | 1.06 | If the market goes up or down by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to move in the same direction by a similar percentage. |
Amazon | 1.12 | If the market goes up or down by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to move in the same direction by a similar percentage. |
Netflix | 1.15 | If the market goes up or down by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to move in the same direction by a similar percentage. |
Meta | 1.34 | If the market increases by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to increase by a higher percentage, and vice versa. |
Zoom | 1.36 | If the market increases by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to increase by a higher percentage, and vice versa. |
AMD | 1.48 | If the market increases by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to increase by a higher percentage, and vice versa. |
Nvidia | 1.78 | If the market increases by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to increase by a higher percentage, and vice versa. |
Tesla | 1.95 | If the market increases by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to increase by a higher percentage, and vice versa. |
Peloton | 2.84 | If the market increases by a certain percentage, the asset’s price is expected to increase by a higher percentage, and vice versa. |
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Hi all. So basically I’m wondering the best way to sell some crypto if my price targets hit. Most of my crypto is held on a ledger and I have a ledger cl card. Would it be a cheaper option to transfer the crypto to the cl card and convert there for ether stable coins or gbp? I’m just trying to work out the best way to sell. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Hope everyone has a good day.
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When I took a deep dive into crypto 4 years ago, I really thought real world adoption was right around the corner. And sure, there are some Bitcoin ATMs or the occasional business that will accept Bitcoin. But even in big modern cities, you don't usually stumble upon these places. They are still very rare.
There are millions of people interested in crypto and market cap is measured in Trillions of USD. So why don't we have coffee shops (as an example) all over the world where we can pay with Bitcoin as easily as Apple Pay?
It just seems like a low-hanging fruit that would be good for everyone.
- good for business owners, who would be supported by crypto fans
- good for crypto HODLers who have less reason to convert to USD
- good for normies who can see real world use cases
Are we still missing some tech advancement to make this easy to do? Is it gov't regulation that is holding things up? Or am I mistaken and most people don't want or need this future?
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This guy, my best friend, he told he wanna get into crypto. He's recently got obsessed with those crypto youtubers promising crazy gains etc.
But prob is, he's got money problems. I'm more concerned, because he wants to basically gamble. He everyday is buying random shitcoins, just hoping to make 10x-100x from it.
I keep asking him, if he can afford to lose the money or not. No response from him.
I kept telling him, you buy these crypto, dont expect the coin to go up etc. He says he needs to see gainz to pay off his debts etc.
So to the contrary for what this sub stands for, how can I convince him not to get into crypto & gamble himself to bankruptcy?
Details abt him:
24 yrs old
Working now as a quality checker, earning I guess 3k/mth
Blows through his salary every month, staying with parents still
Has past credit card debts & also debts to money lenders (legal ones) total 20k
He's on some combined monthly payment plan that's been negotiated for him by some counsellor or smth, pay it back & dun hv to declare bankruptcy
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A forma como gerimos o nosso dinheiro e como com ele nos relacionamos é um tema central nas vidas de todos nós. Como tal, julgo que é essencial que saibamos como o fazer (bem). No entanto, ninguém nasce ensinado. Por isso, criei esta sub para dar a minha contribuição para o desenvolvimento da literacia financeira em Portugal. Conto com a vossa ajuda para atingir este objectivo! Vamos educar-nos juntos?!
Boa noite a todos,
Já invisto mensalmente em ETFs, DCA em VWCE. Mas gostaria de adicionar algo de mais risco em que fosse investindo uns trocos tipo 40, 50 ou 60€ por mês. Fazendo DCA como faço em VWCE.
Já pensei em criar um conjunto de ETFs mais arriscados para fazer isso. Mas acabei por me lembrar de crypto. Nunca vi as cryptos como sendo um investimento porque nunca percebi a razão que leva a que mais gente compre ou venda, visto que não é baseado em algo real como empresas. Apenas parece que sobe porque sim ou porque são influencias de malta a dizer que vai subir ate X valor porque claro eles querem que suba porque ganham bastante.
Acham as crypto um investimento? Faz parte do vosso portfólio? Se sim porquê?
Cumprimentos a todos!