When investing in cryptocurrencies do you often put your money on the "decentralized ones" or it doesn't matter as long as it seems a good trade?

in #money8 years ago

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Most crypto currencies are decentralized already so it isn’t a huge pain point. I still believe that making crypto centralized is the only way a coin will ever succeed as it needs to be used by the public. Most in society find it too scary and don’t try to educate themselves on the topic which is quite problematic. Some solutions to this is the coin ripple which is centralized. I have no problem investing in this coin as it’s not hit by regulations as hard as other currencies. I also made a good amount in the month last year, going from $.7 a coin to $3.5. So I have no problem with either, and it should be fine as long as you believe in the coin.

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