What’s a good CryptoCurrency to start investing in and also what’s your preferred Exchange? 🤔

Ada (Cardano).
But not today its at an all time high at the moment

My Ripple is currently almost triple what I bought

Do you have any recommendations for a good Exchange

Not so sure what to invest in atm, but I certainly have a list for GTFO.

Other than that been watching Ada, looks good on paper, but I’m not convinced yet, the hype around it frightens me a little.

@user11001 thanks man I joined already before you sent the code

Cryptopia is good. Avoid Bittrex because there's been reports of them withholding accounts and coins. Otherwise scout around.

Save yourself a lot of trouble and don’t invest in crypto currency . You’re probably going to lose you money. It is all going to tumble down somewhere in the next year.

VTC

@papierbouwer LOL quite a prediction and should include "in my opinion"

If you have to ask these questions, you shouldn't be investing in cryptocurrencies

I'd go with Microsoft Exchange. There are no fees on any of the major cryptocurrencies.

@shivayl Kraken claimed my password had a common word in it. I can assure them it didn't. I gave up after that.

@mikhailhathey
https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

@divil it's never good to set 100% on one coin. You should spread to create a portfolio with different coins.

Nvm I missread lol

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