Cryptocurrencies are a good way to gain. They are decentralized, independent digital money. You can buy only the friction of the whole if you can’t afford more. Many people think that the future belongs to them, and cryptos are as good an investment as it gets. But their market is especially volatile, and before plunging ahead, it’s better to know several rules.
Experts advise never to invest all money in one asset. There is a big chance to lose it at the first unfortunate twist. It’s smarter to buy different assets. In that case, even if one falls, the others may prevail and bring profit. And never, ever rely on one data. Before deciding where to sink money, always learn different analyses and recommendations.
There are two things you need to observe most. First is the market capitalization – the value of all released digital coins of the chosen cryptocurrency. The second is the liquidity level. The most popular cryptocurrencies have the highest liquidity. The higher the liquidity, the faster crypto can be sold at the market price.
First is Bitcoin – the most popular and well-known digital currency. It has the potential to become the crypto with the largest market capitalization in 2020. Hence, a good choice for traders. Its current price is $8 994,85. Furthermore, active use of Lightning Network may change the BTC ecosystem in such a way that it could be implemented in decentralized applications, micropayments, and e-commerce platforms.
Ethereum is also a good buy. The demand for its blockchain and functions is rising. While a lot rides on the rapid implementation of the Proof-of-Stake algorithm and upcoming fork updates, so far, it’s surging forward. Ethereum’s current price is $171,38.
The last but not the least is NEO. This crypto breaks many stereotypes, and by combining digital and, real assets claims to transform the traditional financial system. It has a unique Superconduct trading mechanism, which allows users to trust the funds through a decentralized platform. Its current price is $11,14, but it’s growing rapidly.
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