Go bitcoin go

No point in putting your money in this s***coin instead of defi or Eth or even Eth killers

Legit- sure
Worth it-not really

This s***coin will make me more BTC

I'm 50/50 ETH and LTC for now

Is CoinGecko still f***ing down

Litecoin is legit one of the worst tokens still around and Charlie Lee should be in jail

Facts. But scams pump the hardest. Dumb money doesn't care and I can't wait to dump on the plebs.

It's about to fall out of the top 10 then the top 20 not too long after that

Doubt it, not before a decent enough pump anyway.

LTC is being bought up by Grayscale and is on PayPal... it will not go down without a fight.

Ya'll think now is a good time to sell GRT?

Want more BTC

Lowkey want to dump all my altcoins and just go 100% BTC...

Holding BTC is never a bad idea. Safer than s***coins, especially when it's looking this strong.

I basically put 80% BTC, 10% ETH, and 10% Alt Coins

Which of these coins do you think are worth dropping / halving for more BTC ?

DOT
GRT
ADA
COSMO
LTC
UNI

don't think you need to change anything tbh, only 10% alts is not a very aggressive portfolio, you are quite well balanced imo.

I'd maybe go 70% BTC and 20% ETH.... ETH could do something stupid this year

personally i would reverse the eth and btc allocations
drop ltc
and uni has ran a lot and the fee fud will ramp up with avax pangolin dex launch and sushi swap.. so probably good to sell in the long run but who knows it's the meme'ist dex and could still go up a bit more

you should be delegating your GRT if you're not your losing out on free money so why even hold the token

LTC will grow more slowly than its surrounding market cap coins and that is the point. and besides that, there's no point in owning it rather than BTC

but i hope it goes up for you and i'm wrong i just won't hold any personally

Anyone have any experience in the NFT market?

What's the return on delegating ?

is this a long term move with GRT?

why not worth it?

Where do you delegate it

thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-grt-token-economics
thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-network-in-depth-part-1
thegraph.com/blog/the-graph-network-in-depth-part-2

network.thegraph.com be careful and figure out what you're doing
thegraphportal.com/choosing-an-indexer