Cryptocurrencies are taking the world by storm with investors tripping over their feet to buy in. It’s an interesting phenomenon, especially considering the high failure rate of the companies creating own ICOs to cash in. If this was your traditional stock exchange investment, the interest would surely die off pretty quickly considering the high failure rate. But many investors, experienced or not, seem to be incautious when it comes to crypto.
If you listen to the others, Bitcoin is a flash in the pan, buoyed up by unearned investor confidence. Maybe it is because they wish that they’d gotten in on the ground floor themselves. To be fair, though, we have an overhyped market at the moment. We all know that the bubble is going to burst at some point. But to label, this industry as a flash in the pan might be a little foolish.
So are cryptocurrencies dead?
Cryptocurrencies have its flaws, certainly, but it’s also been a valuable learning experience for other investors. As the industry progresses and we start learning more about the potential of the tech that makes it all possible, there is no doubt that it has a place in our future and it will rise again to its full potential.
So If you want to invest in cryptos my advice would be: be patient and wait until crypto stabilized.
You don’t need to have a perfect entry, sometimes it is better to miss out some potential dollars and instead have a safe entry in the market.
I wish you all the best.
If you want to know more about crypto, this helped me a lot: Blockchain
