You're retarded, think about your argument and have a long hard think why.
The only people measuring their investment performance in sats are basement dwellers on this board. Nobody gives a shit about how much btc they have, they only care about it's value in fiat. I couldn't give a shit if btc is worth $100 if my alt is up in fiat, it just means I'll cash out more sats when I sell back in to it
Thomas Reed
>Yeah but unless you're trading fiat directly for link, it's always going to be tied to how much btc you can get when you sell (and how well btc is doing). This is completely inconsequential. The only thing to look out for is BTC or ETH flash crashing while you're transitioning from Link to fiat.
>Like by all means if you buy your link/alts with usd then measure in usd. The BTC or ETH you use to buy link/alts is also measured in usd.
Jose Walker
Fair enough bro, good points, if that works for you then you do you.
If you're trading alts, and buying and selling them using btc (without cashing out) then how much btc you get from selling affects how much of the next alt you buy. That's why I measure gains in btc, to determine how the alt is performing compared to other alts, I only use dollar value when cashing out fully.
Alexander Gutierrez
Even when doing that, it all still comes down to USD. The amount of alts you can buy with BTC is due to the respective USD values of BTC and the alt in question.