Crypto crash

[eliottpatalano6]

You are absolutely right. If some law restricts official earnings from cryptocurrencies, then bitcoin immediately drops in price. Of course, I don't think it will ever fall to 20 thousand. Still, when cryptocurrency was banned in Russia, bitcoin cost about 31 thousand dollars. Although, in October 2021, bitcoin will be worth about 65 thousand dollars, so many people have lost a lot of money. But I think that over time everything will recover, and the prices for tokens will be much higher than now. By the way, I used to always sell ETH on Cryptex, and on which platform did you sell your cryptocurrency?

[shepperdheebsh]

With all the cryptocurrencies running around as good and easy ways of making money, many of us are afraid of the crypto crash. I am also scared since I have my own crypto project that I started from zero, and I do not want to lose it. I invested a lot of time and energy, and I overcame many difficulties to achieve my dream. My first attempt to get on the market was a failure. After that, I searched for a launchpad to help me reach the blockchain, and I ran into https://bhero.com. They helped me get on the Elrond blockchain legally, and after working with them, my project became a success.

[dedjaferdinand9]

Thanks for the information.

[haleszarzsuzsan]

I've been trying to wrap my head around the crypto crash. It's like a roller coaster on steroids, and I can't even get on the ride. I'm not sure if this is just a blip in the market or if it's the start of something big. I only know that I hate feeling like my emotions are tied up in numbers that no one understands but everyone wants to talk about. Well, it means that now more than ever, we need to be careful about investing money and what we're investing in, and maybe do some more research on reliable staking wallets. This is especially true for those new to investing or just starting with their savings. You might want to consider taking some time off from investing until things settle down again before diving into anything too risky or complicated.