Natas
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Yup. I'm not 100% sure it's definite, but people seem to be hoping it is. There's hardly any stability in alts right now, and the lower it goes the more stop loss sells kick in and it just pushes the price even lower causing more stop loss sells to kick in. One of mine kicked in last night...I'll either hold that btc and buy back in to alts a few days before the fork (if it happens), or else sell it for ZAR just before the fork if BTC is at an all-time high, then buy back into BTC once the fork is over and the inflated price plummets.
I leaning toward buying more alts when they're at an all-time low though. The potential gains in the coming months far outweigh the +-30% bitcoin will do in the coming weeks. What's everyone else doing with alts - holding or have you pulled out of anything?
I would love to manage my portfolio more actively... rebalance my whole portfolio when the time is right but its so admin intensive.. i have lots of coins at lots of exchanges / wallets.... is there a clever way to do this... other than shapeshyft... anyone tried Coinigy? What if anything do you use to track your portfolio... sorry... lots of questions...