The Best Investment Advice By Marc

Most that will read this already know this and are very enthusiastic with the odds presented by SmartBCH.

Although, there are about a hundred million interested investors that are the target group for smartBCH. Why? Because fees matter and even a $10,000 investment can't stand losing profit from $300 required by Ethereum for buying fees, selling fees, and the Uniswap contract interactions.

For $1000 simply this is not even a question, nobody invests since the fees alreayd make it a negative experience that is not going to be profitable.

SmartBCH is changing this, and gives the option to invest just $50 or even just $10 without having to care for high fees.

And the network is running non-stop since it started, never had issues and never failed to execute transactions as other similar networks in the field of smart contracts are doing so far.

Why I Think smartBCH is an 1000x.

Bitcoin Cash is the cryptocurrency powering up the smartBCH network. Bitcoin Cash is a decentralized network that grows and attracts users with its fast and cost free network.

Watch the last video by Marc De Mesel and find out how to behave in this market:

The best strategy as explained by Marc De Mesel in the video he released today is to buy the unpopular projects with diversity and not at the peak of the hype.

The best investments are those that are growing and have a strong community that stays for what it found and not just for personal gains. The gains will follow if the strong community brings more in it and multiplies.

Marc explained perfectly when to sell as well. I have also said that before, since April of last year, when the market was heating up and ready to burst. We can't ever be 100% sure and we can't sell all our investment either, although it is suggested to sell when we see a global bubble forming.

I was never longing or shorting, the manipulation by derivative exchanges is too much to bear, thus I was only investing at the right moment.

With Bitcoin Cash, my investment stayed and while I profited at the top of the BTC, Ethereum and other crypto's bubbles, I felt Bitcoin Cash was going to bring something extra.

I was wrong in my part, when I failed to figure the manipulation against BCH by top exchanges like Binance and Bitfinex. It was a late relevation to me, to see all big purchases of Bitcoin Cash getting shorted to infinity:

The Truth: Binance Sold All Bitcoin Cash In The Exchange To Sustain BTC

The truth was there and we suspected Binance and other exchanges, but this was a major strike. Binance was out of Bitcoin Cash, simply indicating, Bitcoin Cash was naked shorted on this exchange without backing these trades by actual assets.

The proof was the Bitcoin Cash withdrawals were suspended for about 2 days, simply because Binance didn't have a mechanism to buy Bitcoin Cash from other exchanges, but had to cover by mining the BCH. A pathetic approach, recommending staying out of exchanges like Binance or Tether related exchange Bitfinex.

Finally

Tether didn't help Bitcoin Cash, it was another reason BCH stayed below its previous all time heights, never supported BCH but was instead providing artificial volumes for Bitcoin-BTC traders inflating the price of BTC with loans of Tether to shady fund offices to buy more BTC and increase its price.

BCH has gained nothing from any stable coin in the market. These are all mechanics used to bubble up Bitcoin-BTC and a few more cryptocurrencies that are usually centralized versions of Ethereum and have a central developer as a founder.

Scams, in a few words as anything we have seen in the previous years that appear without any better technology from others and will exhaust the investors until they suck dry billions from the markets. Billions that move to the pockets of these developers.

All those in crypto that are not sheep are today using Bitcoin Cash. The rest are sheep and have lost all their money already holding a bad investment. Bitcoin Cash may have a fierce opposition by internet trolls that think they are on the right side, but when they read a year later what they previously wrote they themselves understand they were expressing invalid arguments.