What crypto should u sell for?

thisisgreat · Feb 7, 2021

when ur selling gold or account, what crypto should u ask for? Ethereum? BTC? Litecoin?
And is it a good idea to hold on them, in the hopes of them increasing value in the future?

here4money · Feb 23, 2021

btc/eth prob the most common ones (eth faster transactions). its up to u when u sell/do u want to hold

David · Mar 4, 2021

BTC/ETH are the most common one.
But for fees and Transaction speed, Without a doubt , XRP or LTC.

IAmLegendaryD · Mar 14, 2021

I’m personally heavily invested in Binance smart chain projects.

here4money · Mar 15, 2021

ltc common and low fees

ob7ivion · Mar 25, 2021

It's 2021 and I'm totally surprised no one is accepting stablecoins such as USDT and USDC.

here4money · Mar 25, 2021

thisisgreat said:
when ur selling gold or account, what crypto should u ask for? Ethereum? BTC? Litecoin?
And is it a good idea to hold on them, in the hopes of them increasing value in the future?

Imo if u want to hold coins i would go with btc,eth,vet,ada (not financial advice)

R2Pleasent · Apr 2, 2021

ob7ivion said:
It's 2021 and I'm totally surprised no one is accepting stablecoins such as USDT and USDC.

USDC is used primarily via Ethereum so the fees can still be quite high. Especially when withdrawing from an exchange. USDT via TRC20 or on BSC is extremely efficient. We're talking either free or $1.00 in sending fees, any amount.

You guys are pricing your gold in USD. Then you expect to be paid in BTC. Most traders here are inadvertently going long/short BTC every time they make a trade. That's just poor business practice. You want to go long BTC? Go buy some on an exchange and hold it. Don't mix it into your RSGP trades.

ob7ivion · Apr 2, 2021

R2Pleasent said:
USDC is used primarily via Ethereum so the fees can still be quite high. Especially when withdrawing from an exchange. USDT via TRC20 or on BSC is extremely efficient. We're talking either free or $1.00 in sending fees, any amount.

True. But even when Ethereum's fees were low, no one was accepting stablecoins.

R2Pleasent said:
You guys are pricing your gold in USD. Then you expect to be paid in BTC. Most traders here are inadvertently going long/short BTC every time they make a trade. That's just poor business practice. You want to go long BTC? Go buy some on an exchange and hold it. Don't mix it into your RSGP trades.

People are accepting BTC mostly not because they're long/short, but because of the fears of chargebacks through PayPal.

Abakus · Apr 2, 2021

It depends, I personally prefer BTC and Ethereum because they're not as volatile but I also did transactions with some other altcoins such as HBAR and XEM