shitcoin has not been canceled and to get rid of it as soon as possible.
if coin middle the 50% sell and 50% hold
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it depends on the coin. Something better to sell immediately when appearing on the exchange, and something should be hodl.
shitcoin has not been canceled and to get rid of it as soon as possible.
if coin middle the 50% sell and 50% hold
shitcoin has not been canceled and to get rid of it as soon as possible.
if coin middle the 50% sell and 50% hold
If you get a token from a bounty, do:
1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
I'm using a few options. It all depends on the project whose tokens I have. If the project is weak and I have no trust in it, then I sell everything at once. If the project inspires confidence and it is promising, then I hold tokens. But one of the best strategies is selling 50% of tokens at once and holding the remaining 50% of tokens.
The first that i see is look into the project itself. Price of the token is depend on the community and beside that the developer of the project itself
If you think that the project is really good to see you can hold them until you find the best price for you
Or maybe sell the half of it and hold remaining of it ( I think this is the best choice )
If you get a token from a bounty, do:
1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
Your mentioning third option is best I think! but if any token able to exchange and need money then I will go for exchange it immediately! otherwise holding is best option for me. 1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
If you get a token from a bounty, do:
1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
I'm using a few options. It all depends on the project whose tokens I have. If the project is weak and I have no trust in it, then I sell everything at once. If the project inspires confidence and it is promising, then I hold tokens. But one of the best strategies is selling 50% of tokens at once and holding the remaining 50% of tokens.
I choose the third condition!
I participate in the bounty task, which means I believe this project will be successful in the future!
The initial public offering has not been widely Shared.
I participate in the bounty task, which means I believe this project will be successful in the future!
The initial public offering has not been widely Shared.
If you get a token from a bounty, do:
1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
I always use the third option) he is the best for me) 1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
If you get a token from a bounty, do:
1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
1. Do you directly sell it at a price that suits the person who wants to buy it?
2. Will you sell at a high price?
3. Will you wait (hold) until the token price rises?
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