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sell, get out of the scam. This is not any Trump coin, check the contract/creator/wallet and tell me if this is Trump’s wallet xDDD
You have Trump coins that you purchased at an average price of $58, and you're wondering whether to hold (hodl) or sell them. Here's some advice and a bit of a prediction:
1. Market Trends: The value of niche or novelty cryptocurrencies can be highly volatile, especially with coins tied to figures like Donald Trump. It’s important to track the broader market trends and news related to Trump (or any relevant political events) as they can influence price movement.
2. Hodl or Sell?: If you believe in the long-term potential of this coin, or you're a collector who values it beyond just monetary gain, then holding might be a good option. However, if you think the hype or price spike might not be sustainable, selling could lock in some profits or cut losses, depending on its current value.
3. Prediction: Predicting the exact future value of $TRUMP is difficult, but cryptocurrencies tied to public figures tend to have bursts of hype followed by periods of stagnation or decline. If you’ve seen an uptick in value and you’re happy with your position, selling a portion to secure some profits might be wise, while holding the rest for future potential if the market sentiment swings back in favor of the coin.
Ultimately, it comes down to your risk tolerance and your belief in the coin’s future prospects. Keep an eye on news and market trends to inform your decision.
#TrumpCryptoOrder
1. Market Trends: The value of niche or novelty cryptocurrencies can be highly volatile, especially with coins tied to figures like Donald Trump. It’s important to track the broader market trends and news related to Trump (or any relevant political events) as they can influence price movement.
2. Hodl or Sell?: If you believe in the long-term potential of this coin, or you're a collector who values it beyond just monetary gain, then holding might be a good option. However, if you think the hype or price spike might not be sustainable, selling could lock in some profits or cut losses, depending on its current value.
3. Prediction: Predicting the exact future value of $TRUMP is difficult, but cryptocurrencies tied to public figures tend to have bursts of hype followed by periods of stagnation or decline. If you’ve seen an uptick in value and you’re happy with your position, selling a portion to secure some profits might be wise, while holding the rest for future potential if the market sentiment swings back in favor of the coin.
Ultimately, it comes down to your risk tolerance and your belief in the coin’s future prospects. Keep an eye on news and market trends to inform your decision.
#TrumpCryptoOrder
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❓️An existential doubt that I read a lot. "Let's see, can someone explain to me how to get a cryptocurrency that just came out to +4000%".
✨️ Well, you go here: Launchpad, and put your reading comprehension to full throttle.
📚 Explain it to others, share the crypto knowledge.
❗️Don't put all your eggs in one basket and never invest money that you can't afford to lose.
$USUAL #Launchpads
✨️ Well, you go here: Launchpad, and put your reading comprehension to full throttle.
📚 Explain it to others, share the crypto knowledge.
❗️Don't put all your eggs in one basket and never invest money that you can't afford to lose.
$USUAL #Launchpads
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Tether and USDC are stable cryptocurrencies and their value is that of the dollar. They are cryptosauruses and are backed by Fiat money, they are properly regulated cryptocurrencies in the U.S. and Europe.
Good evening everyone, probably a stupid question for most of the crypto community but what is the difference between USDT and USDC since both are backed by the US dollar?
Thanks for your answers!
#usdc #USDT🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for your answers!
#usdc #USDT🔥🔥🔥
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1 euro=1 euro / 1 usd=1 usd / 1 btc=1 btc
That never changes.
That never changes.
Hello
What to do with these profits?
I wanted to put my profits in my spot portfolio.
But the profit is transformed into euros and I have the impression that my euros are also a coin that is on the market. So, which can go down or up.
Is it possible to lose my profits on my spot portfolio if the euro falls?
Is it possible to put these profits on a portfolio that is not linked to the market??
Thank you
What to do with these profits?
I wanted to put my profits in my spot portfolio.
But the profit is transformed into euros and I have the impression that my euros are also a coin that is on the market. So, which can go down or up.
Is it possible to lose my profits on my spot portfolio if the euro falls?
Is it possible to put these profits on a portfolio that is not linked to the market??
Thank you
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