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<blockquote data-quote="JayJuanGee" data-source="post: 458264" data-attributes="member: 5330"><p>Even though in the past several months, I had been reading quite a bit about the dynamics of ETH (especially the fiasco with the DAO and then with the decision to hardfork).</p><p></p><p>Nonetheless, I don't feel too experienced in my choice to buy ETC (after the hardfork), because as I mentioned in an earlier post, I have the general sense that both ETC and ETH are shit coins (for the most part, even though they do have utility, but ETH was largely pumped and potentially dumped). </p><p></p><p>In any regard, I was thinking that possibly the price of ETC could approach parity with ETH in the short term, but then I thought that the odds were kind of against ETC reaching parity with ETH, but really, who knows for sure?... </p><p></p><p>Today, I was thinking that maybe if ETC reaches 50% of the price of ETH, that could be a decent price to sell some of the ETC? Or maybe that is too greedy? </p><p></p><p>I'm kind of thinking this through as I type... and part of my stimulus for such thinking is that in the past few days ETC has gone from about 12% of the price of ETH to a bit more than 23% of the price of ETH, so ETC price seems to be moving in the right direction, at least at the moment for guys like me who bought ETC? </p><p></p><p>I understand the opposite, is happening, too... some folks are selling ETC and buying ETH (because they think that ETH is the more credible one), but that strategy seems contrary to the current price movement, which surely could reverse at any moment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JayJuanGee, post: 458264, member: 5330"] Even though in the past several months, I had been reading quite a bit about the dynamics of ETH (especially the fiasco with the DAO and then with the decision to hardfork). Nonetheless, I don't feel too experienced in my choice to buy ETC (after the hardfork), because as I mentioned in an earlier post, I have the general sense that both ETC and ETH are shit coins (for the most part, even though they do have utility, but ETH was largely pumped and potentially dumped). In any regard, I was thinking that possibly the price of ETC could approach parity with ETH in the short term, but then I thought that the odds were kind of against ETC reaching parity with ETH, but really, who knows for sure?... Today, I was thinking that maybe if ETC reaches 50% of the price of ETH, that could be a decent price to sell some of the ETC? Or maybe that is too greedy? I'm kind of thinking this through as I type... and part of my stimulus for such thinking is that in the past few days ETC has gone from about 12% of the price of ETH to a bit more than 23% of the price of ETH, so ETC price seems to be moving in the right direction, at least at the moment for guys like me who bought ETC? I understand the opposite, is happening, too... some folks are selling ETC and buying ETH (because they think that ETH is the more credible one), but that strategy seems contrary to the current price movement, which surely could reverse at any moment. [/QUOTE]
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