Briefly - I’ve just moved over from Bitcoin to ADA due to a few reasons:
- Staking
- Lower environmental cost
- More use scenarios/functionality
- No centralisation of mining
- Higher possible ROI
- Easier to avoid effects of state regulation
- More possible social benefits
I was pretty much all in on BC, but the more I thought about it the more the doubts grew.
Glad to be in for the long journey and see where ADA ends up. I always invest money that I can afford to lose - so yeah it’s going to be interesting and I feel I’m getting an education as well.
Thx
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Welcome.
So are you planning to run a pool yourself or delegating?
Definitely delegating at first. I’m still very much in the learning phase. Thx
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Welcome Andrew! Always great to see new people interested in Cardano. A great community which I hope you discover. If you need anything let me know
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Great to have you and thanks for posting!
Very much looking forward to see what happens in the next 6 months and beyond myself.
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Welcome Andrew (@AndrewMe) great to see you here
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Welcome @AndrewMe
You can still like BTC and ADA. ADA is just one of a several projects that I think are interesting.
Here’s the projects I’m most interested in rank order:
- ADA
- BTC
- BAT
- BNB
- ETH
- XLM
- ALGO
- XTZ
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I’ve been interested in learning more about Chia. The guy who created Bit Torrent is behind it.
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Very intelligent move you did. Welcome!
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I agree, but I am split 60/40 BTC/ADA right now. Later I will move more into ADA. I love Cardano, but I can’t seem to sell all my BTC. Somehow I have become attached to it. Anyone with any sense would probably be 100% ADA.
Gonna say, I also hold some ETH and some DASH. DASH is an old thing I bought many years ago and its another one I can’t seem to let go of for sentimental reasons.