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The Crypto Bull Market Has Left the Station...

 


The Crypto Bull Market left the station today, and if you aren't on the train you are going to miss out.

I was predicting the end of the Bear market anytime soon and I'm going to stick my neck out again and say we saw the 2nd half of a double bottom this week.  Then we ran right up to resistance,  1280 on Ethereum (ETH) and blew right through it, hitting 1430 on ETH just minutes later.

This could be one of those high speed trains you see everywhere except the good ol' US of A.  Or, it could be a big, lumbering freight train.  But I think more likely it is a high speed freight train.  This market has the potential to blow the doors off of the 2017 and 2021 rallies, and those seemed impossible to beat.  Now, keep in mind we are 80% or more off of the highs, so it shouldn't be too hard to lay some significant  track in the coming months. 

I do not give out market advice, and nothing in this blog is intended to serve as investment advice. But, as far as I am concerned, for people who are still not putting a toe into the Crypto market, now might be a good time to ask your investment advisor about it.  Now they'll probably tell you that Crypto is in the middle of a huge Bear market.  If they do that, see if they'll make a bet with you.  Have them pick a coin from my list below.  A month from now you bet the price will be higher and they bet the price will be lower, and see who wins..

As I've done before, below is a list of my favorite Crypto currencies.  Note that I do have some amount of money invested in all of these coins, so my opinion is biased.  But that's why I get paid the big bucks (just kidding).  I would not be surprised at all if some of the coins on this list are up 100% by the end of the year.  That's just six months from now.  I'm already up over 500% on one or more of these coins, and that's during the bear market.

In the coming weeks I hope to write about Alternate ways to make money with crypto.  Sometimes that is in place of just holding it while it increases in price.  Other times it is ways to augment the money you make from the growth in prices.  Using trading bots to do the work for you is one way to go.  It is so much easier now than it used to be that pretty much anyone can do it.  Hopefully we'll cover that and DeFi, and DApps, and DAO, and Sharding, and Staking, and so much more in the coming weeks.

MY FAVORITE GROWTH COINS AS OF JULY 2022

Here is a list of my favorite coins outside of BTC and ETH.  The list below is in order from what I consider the most potential at the top.  If you decide to buy into some, I'd suggest starting out by putting the same amount of money into something like 5-10 of them.  Let them run for a few weeks and then it is easy to see which ones are performing the best. But do so at your own risk. There is a big difference between coins and tokens.  If you don't know the difference, do a little research on that before you buy. Trading in Crypto currency is very risky and you stand to lose some or all of your investment.  As they say, "past performance is not indicative of future results."


TOP Crypto Favorites
LINK - Chainlink - Enables apps to interact with off-chain assets.
MATIC - Polygon - Layer2 scaling system backed by Binance and Coinbase
BAT - Basic Attention Token  - I bet up by 600% or more by EOY
API3 - Huge if they pull it off and I think they will
ICP - Internet Computer - Turn the internet into the world's biggest, fastest, most powerful computer
ALGO - Algorand blockchain network that's Very fast/secure, GREAT team, maybe getting a little old
              Dashboard:at: https://metrics.algorand.org/#/ 
VITE - Vite - Fast and FREE transactions via an Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG)
GRT - The Graph - Indexing protocol used in DeFi and Web3 so apps can query data
APE - ApeCoin - Related to Bored Ape Yacht Club
CELR - Celer Network - Multi-chain operations for Dapps, DeFi, GameFi, NFTs, Governance, etc.
ENJ - Enjin Coin - Developers tokenize in-game items

Multiverse Related
MANA - Decentraland
UNISWAP - UniSwap - Decentralized Trading Platform
PancakeSwap

Other small coins I own with good potential
AAVE - AAVE - DeFi loans
HBAR - Hedera Hash
ZEC - ZCash
BAND - Band protocol is a cross chain data oracle
One - Harmony - Facilitate DApps using random state sharding to create blocks in seconds
Comp - Compound
AVAX - Avalanche
DOT - Polkadot - Multi-blockchain transfer
YFI - Yearn.Finance
ANT - Aragon - Govern Aragon Network (dApps, DAO, etc)

Fun Coins / Longshots but potentially big payout
DOGE - Meme Coin
SHIB - Shiba Inu - Meme coin
REP - Augur - Prediction Marketplace (REPV1)  (REPV2)
XNO - Nano - The technology here is one of my favorites
HNT - Helium - George and I already made $125k+ with HNT
FIL - Filecoin - Longtime utility coin that just has a basic value they can't do without

If I had more time for research, I'm sure I'd add one or more of these:
NMR - Numeraire
EGLD - Elrond
AMP - Amp
Atom - Cosmos

Stay Safe, and Best of Luck!

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