πŸ–¨οΈ Is to late to buy crypto?

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Is it too late to buy Bitcoin or crypto?

This is what you will discover today.

Singlesig or mulisig

What is the best approach to bitcoin self-custody?

If you decide to take self-custody, you have to choose between many approaches to secure your bitcoin wealth. We help break down the options and explain how they differ.

  • What is singlesig?

  • Should I invent my own singlesig security?

  • Is a passphrase an ideal security approach?

  • How does multisig solve the problems of singlesig?

  • How do I achieve both security and convenience?

  • Why you should use multisig to secure your bitcoin

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πŸ’°Bitcoin

  • THE MOST POWERFUL PART OF #BITCOIN'S BULL RUN BEGINS - Target 400K (link)
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  • Dude who reported the #Bitcoin ATH in 2013 at $111 HODLed all the way to $60k.(link)
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  • The first kids cartoon about Bitcoin (link)
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  • This week's slew of U.S. economic data will determine whether the dollar continues to weaken, offering a tailwind to BTC and other risk assets. (link)

πŸš€ Altcoins

  • It’s alleged the group intimidated the entrepreneur, accusing him of collaborating with Russia and threatening him with prison. (link)

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  • Will Polygon's MATIC rally after September 4th POL migration? Investors eye key support and bullish signals for a rebound.

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πŸ“ˆ Trading

  • The #Bitcoin bullish divergence is exactly playing out. (link)

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Educational

Is it too late to buy crypto?

The short answers is: No, is not to late..

However..

Buying altcoins right now may not be a wise decision.

How dose Capital enter in Crypto?

Capital flow in crypto market.

Capital flow in crypto market.

There are 4 phases of capital flow in crypto:

  1. Bitcoin; ↓

  2. Ethereum; ↓

  3. Majro Altcoins; ↓

  4. Small Altcoins; ↓

Firstly, money flows into safest asset, Bitcoin β†’ The profits from BTC then flow into Ethereum β†’ followed by Major Altcoins β†’ and finally Small Altcoins, NFT etc.

After phase 4, money usually start flowing into FIAT, leading to a downtrend or the start of a Bear Market.

This is how all markets operate.

Initially, money flows into the safest assets, and towards the end of the bull market, it moves into risker assets.

⚠️ We are now in Bitcoin Phase.

This phase began after Bitcoin achieved a new all-time high (ATH).

At this point, all Bitcoin investors are profitable.

They see no reason to sell as they are optimistic.

As money starts funneling into Bitcoin, it triggers a surge in its price.

Bitcoin’s dominance is rising.

πŸ“ What is Bitcoin dominance?

Bitcoin dominance simply tells us what portion of the total cryptocurrency market value is contributed by Bitcoin.

Exemple: If the total value of all cryptocurrencies is 2 trillion and the value of Bitcoin alone is 1 trillion, then Bitcoin makes up 50% of the total cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin dominance is 50%.

If we are in the Bitcoin phase and start allocating capital to altcoins, they are likely to underperform compared to Bitcoin.

I know, I know.. There are some Meme coins that ar Pumping, but that’s the gambling aspect of this market.

Right now, I want to help you understand how to increase the probability of genuinely making real money based on statistcs, not gambling.

Bitcoin Price.

Bitcoin phase has just started.

The dominance (54%) is in a bullish trend (Upward trend).

Bitcoin dominance is 54%.

So, without offering financial advice, in my opinion, purchasing Bitcoin rather then altcoins will be a wise decision at the moment.

Now, go and make your own research,

Mr GoBrr

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