Wait until gas fees are low before using uniswap?
I checked in a few times and it was wobbling between $55 and $140 throughout the day. Eventually I just wanted to get the transaction done. At one point the day before I saw a $400 something fee on there. My fees were 70/75/125 IIRC. There should be a neon sign on there telling people to raise slippage before every swap or else they'll fail. I also went with Fast on the last one, again, to just get it done and never look at Uniswap again.
Just don't get priced out.
That's a concern, we'll see. When things are bad, people wonder if they'll ever go back up. When things are good, people wonder if they'll ever go back down, or if this is the time it'll go to the moon. It's very much a cycle. As long as I don't get greedy and jump back in because it looks like a moon-surge is happening, I can wait.
Rajaah
sold, everyone knows what to do
Action since I sold yesterday and the day before:
MATIC: 1.51 -> 1.51
VET: .1235 -> .1314
TrueBit: .33 -> .3123
Aside from VET finally doing something, no big bounce immediately after I sold, though one could happen later that'll make me mad. I think there's something to be said for the prediction that alts are gonna run once BTC goes horizontal, but I think it's more likely that alts will go down (on a delay) when BTC does. So we'll see a brief run some time soon, then an overall decline, maybe.
All I know for sure is that BTC and ETH are the way to go, especially ETH. If I could go back to January and do it over again I'd just go all-in with ETH and never bother fooling with it. It consistently has the ability to run against everything else when the chips are down.
Edit: Polygon in a mini-slump after gaining a few cents this morning, gonna put some back into that in case we get that alt-run
Flobee
predicted. Still looking for a lower entry point long-term. Also Solana went from 1.71 to 1.87 since yesterday when I mulled over doing a short-term swing trade there, currently against the current of everything else.