Day 13, the correction didn’t happen, instead the price bounced back.even higher.
The gain at the time I’m writing this article is of $1511 USD, Verge (XVG) keeps surprising, I bought 13 days ago 1123 of it with $9.62, these coins are now worth $179.60 , a gain of %1766.98. Incredible, isn’t it?
Top 5 cryptocurrencies so far :
- Verge (XVG) +1766.98 % , from $9.62 to $179.60
- Tron (TRX) +1350.89 % , from $10.04 to $145.62
- Qtum (QTUM) +455.91 % , from $9.77 to $54.33
- Cardano (ADA) +390.13 % , from $9.57 to $46.91
- Ripple (XRP) +322.04 % , from $9.75 to $41.14
A recap of all the 100 Cryptocurrencies and how they are performing against USD
Balance by day in USD
Balance by day in BTC
How I started the experiment :
- Got $ 1000 USD in Bitcoin from Coinbase (It’s probably the fastest way to get some, they accept debit cards and it’s almost used worldwide)
- Used part of the Bitcoins to buy the other cryptocurrencies/altcoins
- I used Binance , Kucoin and Hitbtc to buy most of the cryptocurrencies
- All the others on Mercatox , Cryptopia
- Another part on Bittrex
- Added all the trades on Cointracking.info
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hey man im loving the series cant wait for me to start my cryptocurrency life, I have a quick question though what app/website do you use to calculate your gains in the first picture, looks really helpful?
Hi Mike,
This is the website http://cointracking.info/
thank you
This is actually really interesting! This strategy seems to good to be true but when you think about it it seems like the best thing to do. At least compared to waiting in front of the screen and pressing refresh every second while playing the guessing game. Is the first picture the full list of all the coins you purchased? Is it to late for me to try a similar experiment with similar coins? Great idea and i would love your input. Thank you.
Hi John,
Yes, that’s the full list of the coins that I got.
It’s hard to say when it’s a good time but what matters is to jump in, start with a small amount, something you can afford to lose and see how it goes.