Except 100+ years ago with the Spanish flu. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_flu Don't make excuses.
Nocoiner here, but it makes sense to me to be watching the "crypto fees" sites to see where the action is. Like https://cryptofees.info/ Then again, if you're hoping to catch the next lotto ticket crypto like Shiba, you'll have to scour elsewhere.
And today you are going to learn the lesson in real time what this thread taught you. Would you mind disclosing how the whole portfolio is doing, now that the crypto market crashed? If I am right, you are down badly, if your diversification is right, well, but I don't think that would happen.
how is this different than equity markets. you got the big asset driving the market. You're going to say that someone who owns one stock is no different than someone who diversify across different stock sectors? And no, not all crypto are in the same sector, i would argue not even in the same class. cryptocurrency is a bad name cause it confuses people into thinking that it's all the same bitcoin is a an asset value play ethereum is a smart contract play the graph is a query play on blockchain chainlink is connectivity play on external apps and so on and so on...
I agree with you that not all cryptos are the same, there are certain subsectors. Tether and stable coins are obviously a completely different bird than BTC. That being said, would you mind posting the different subsectors' performance today? Just pick one crypto from each, I am too lazy to do it. A qucik look at Coinbase is showing that ETH is actually down more than BTC. How about Cardano? The same shit. So much for subsectoring cryptos... In theory you are right, the problems with theories is that they don't always work in practice.