Bitcoin Do you prefer a risky investment with a high income or a low return but low risk investment?

Envy a friend to enter 10,000, earn a building,
I also tried to follow up, but after seeing the downward trend, I immediately pulled out of the market.
Finally, I understand that people who can't stand the risk can't make a lot of money.
But I'm a person who values stability and security more, so investing only has accurate good news and less risk.
I can't say I'm making too much money, but at least I'm losing too much.
I have some NVIR and when I noticed the recent updates, I thought aiming for a 1:1 ratio would be ideal. A fellow trader mentioned that moving NVIR could potentially trigger a price surge. With the previous Nural Mining airdrop, there might be more benefits coming our way. This has sparked my anticipation for new opportunities.

It appears there’s been increased attention on the official Twitter updates lately. What’s your take on this?

I don't put eggs in a basket, so the risk is concentrated. Love mining and airdrop, how do we all operate on weekdays?

 

Hey, yeah, I agree with you. Recently, there has been a growing interest in official updates on Twitter, and it's easy to see why. The speed at which information spreads on this platform makes it incredibly valuable, especially in the cryptocurrency space, where news can impact market prices in just minutes. Official accounts often serve as the most reliable source of information about key events, such as the launch of new products or changes in project policies. This allows investors to get accurate information directly from the source and make informed decisions.

Furthermore, in the world of cryptocurrencies, where fake news and fraudulent schemes are common, it's crucial to verify information through official channels. Twitter allows you to stay updated on important developments and confirm their authenticity, which is particularly relevant for active investors. Additionally, the platform provides opportunities to interact directly with project representatives, ask questions, and receive answers, which can greatly aid in understanding their activities.

Overall, keeping an eye on official Twitter accounts is an important tool for any investor who wants to stay informed and avoid potential risks associated with market volatility.

 

every investment has a risk, but to be honest I would prefer high risk with high income... if you risk - at least risk the must worth it

 

Volatility can be a real enemy of growth and survival because returns are geometric, not arithmetic.

Imagine you have an investment that makes 30% or loses 30% with 50/50 probability, completely fair.

So start with $100 and let's say you win, then lose:
$100 grows +$30 to $130 and then the $130 shrinks -$39 to $91. You're worse off than when you started.

Or the other way, you first lose $30 so the balance goes to $70 then win $21 and balance grows to $91. Again worse off than when you started and we didn't include any trading costs or spread.

Basically after 2 trades you have 25% chance of being ahead and 75% chance of being behind on just 2 bets or trrades. Your ruin is ensured unless you can overcome the volatility or use portfolio volatility harvesting techniques.

Volatility will ensure that your balance almost always goes to zero. In investment theory this effect is often called volatility drag.

Then you have the black swan events to deal with which tends to wipe most investors out to large degree when they happen.

Longterm survival is much harder than it seems.

 

I'd say low return, low risk

 

If you were a multi millionaire say 10 million in the bank.. 2% a year is 200k... That's a low return but you can live pretty good on 200k

 

High-Risk High rewards... it's a fact! But it doesn't have to be a gamble to achieve your goal if you practice good money management.

 

It sounds like you've developed a balanced approach to investing, focusing more on stability and minimizing risks. That’s a smart strategy if you're more risk-averse. NVIR does seem to have potential, especially with the recent updates and talk of price movement. The idea of aiming for a 1:1 ratio makes sense if you're looking for long-term growth.

As for the increased attention on Twitter, it’s always a good sign when a project gets more visibility—it could indicate upcoming developments or opportunities. It might be a good time to stay alert for new announcements.

Regarding mining and airdrops, it’s smart to diversify, like you said, by not putting all your eggs in one basket. On weekdays, I usually track different projects, monitor updates, and take advantage of any mining or airdrop opportunities that seem promising. It’s all about balancing risks and making sure not to miss out on new opportunities.

 

I call it calculated risk, however, others may consider it high risk.

 

It makes sense. What some see as high risk, others recognize as a calculated move based on experience and strategy. It’s all about perspective and knowing your limits. As long as you’re comfortable with the risk, that’s what matters most!