Just saw these headlines at coindesk:
- All-Time High: Ether Prices Pass $440 as Key Level Breached
*Holding Strong: Failed Price Breakdown a Boon for Bitcoin Bulls?
*$413: Ether Prices Within a Whisker of All-Time High
*Flying High: Bitcoin Cash Rallies on Korean Volume Spike
*Asset Manager Launches Europe's First Bitcoin Mutual Fund
*Two-Week Rally Pushes Monero to New Record High
Looks like crypto is on a rally across the board; I have a portfolio of (mostly) BTC (about 80%), ETH (about 15%) and XRP (about 5%); but I am wondering if it is time to cash in some of the gains I made and wait for prices to drop.
What do you think? Is crypto about to go through a correction we can take advantage off?
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