re: Official CryptoTalk Thread

There has been little or no discussion of the 0x Project, and I find that surprising. So, for those who don't own 0x, I'll toss this bone out there. Buy 0x. Yes, I own a lot of 0x.

Read the whitepaper. Go look at the devs, advisors, backers, etc. Look at what's being built on it. This is a significant project, and one you'll find educational on topics like decentralized exchanges, ERC20 tokens, future of crypto, and much more. 0x Project site

Nothing new or hot off the press going on. Don't fomo in, not that I suspect you would off a stranger's advice. Simply, there's so much attention and discussion of the shinier items like LTC, XRP etc, so I thought I'd shed some light - esp. to the new comers out there - on a lesser known project. And, more important, I think it'll serve your crypto portfolio well in 2018.

Best of luck out there in the crypto sphere.

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TigerDeBaiter

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Dogs crypto for the past year now wants to mine

What he said ^^^^

My eth from cb finally settled in binance so I'm ready for some coin action. Problem is this is confusing as a motherfricker for a beginner. I transferred about $150 of eth over so like 0.21ydadada. To start out I want to buy $50 worth of a coin. I switched from limit order to market order but idk what to do from here. It gives me the option to click a percentage (of what? The amount of available money I have?) Or type in a full whole number (is this the number of units I wanna buy)?

I'm kinda lost here.

def do limit order bro as you can type in what price you want to buy at, the market order is for what price the coin is trading for right now (useful when there is a coin which just started to moon)

the numbers on left top in the red are the sells
the numbers on left bottom in the green are the buys

use these to gauge where the current market is trading

the percentage buttons, just make it easier for you to use all (100%) of your stack or just 25%, etc, but you dont necessarily need to use them

once you place an order there will be a yellow triangle on the left, so you can visually keep track of it this way.

Gotcha thank you. I don't really want to spend all I have though, I wanted to put some into one coin, some into another, etc. Is there a simple way to do this?

I put money in the crypto world when ripple was in the .30 range. Couldn't buy it was waiting for confirmation. Bought it at .90 but didn't sweat it. Only thing is that I could have bought three times more when it was that low. Gonna hold that one long term. I think it has potential for something big in the years to come

If you like to day trade, seems the alts would be for you but there is risk. For instance if you buy $1000 worth of LTC for $300 and it jumps to $600 You could make the same money if you put $1000 on one of the alts trading at $0.02 if it jumps to $0.04 You dobled your money on both

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Alts are for people that have more skin in the game, for now I'm going to stick with eth and ltc

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Bingo

New people should establish a bit position is the majors, then use extra funds to have fun with alts.