Actually, it's been more stable than most, almost to the point of Hive itself being a stable coin around .20-.25. I am glad to see the influx of people because that is what we need. We need more buying pressure on the market. The problem is the old guard witnesses always selling into any buying so when it pumps, it's only for a short time, causing those liquidity spikes.
The ecosystem is sound, has history, and an actual community behind it. Problem is, we don't have a centralized team doing any marketing like other projects, and because of that fact, have very few exchange listings. The big boys in crypto today don't really care for actual decentralization.
I put my hands up on my hip, and when it dips, I dip, and we dip, lol.
Hahaha, my money 🙆
I'm not saying it's the best strategy but my strategy is:
When to buy and sell isn't a concern...I just keep buying and accumulating when I can.
I think that depends on the coins you buy. Coin like HIVE hardly pump and very unstable. That's just my worry.
Actually, it's been more stable than most, almost to the point of Hive itself being a stable coin around .20-.25. I am glad to see the influx of people because that is what we need. We need more buying pressure on the market. The problem is the old guard witnesses always selling into any buying so when it pumps, it's only for a short time, causing those liquidity spikes.
The ecosystem is sound, has history, and an actual community behind it. Problem is, we don't have a centralized team doing any marketing like other projects, and because of that fact, have very few exchange listings. The big boys in crypto today don't really care for actual decentralization.
If I was DCA ing I would be okay but if I was trying to make a quick buck, I would be very depressed