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Topic: Decentralized Minting vs Staking vs Trading vs Hodling (Read 129 times)

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I AM RELYING Heavily on FARMING AND Yields. Not that i am so much interested in it or that's my favorite but because it is beneficial to me. i also prefer staking and i am staking many BNB tokens. i hope to start minting token and also working towards learning how to lend and borrow without looseing in the market. the first time i tried lending and borrowing was a total mess. i got liquidated easily. i am yet to recover my loss.
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
My goal is not to beat market, but to be more consistent on making money and this makes me more motivated everyday. I just do trading and holding good coins for long term, I didn't stake for now because I see this one as not profitable if you just have a small capital so I choose to trade it. No major strategy for me, I just need to play the basic and follow my plan always, with the right attitude it allows me to be more profitable.
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns

Everybody chooses a strategy according to their tolerance to risk and capital. If you have a big capital, you can just hodl or deposit in a reliable liquidity mining pool or yield farming pair and you will get a big profit just thanks to big capacity.

But if your capital is small for the time being, you are to invest your time and be involved in something more risky such as trading or participating in ICOs, IDO etc.
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And what DEFIs do you participate in? Can you give me DEFI s and assets.

AAVE, SNX, COMP, and DAM.
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns


I only choose to trade in the 3-6 month range. ICO (IDO) is what I follow 90% of my time. There are a lot of projects coming out now and it's getting harder and harder to participate in them. Coinlist, Binance Launchpad - already hard to participate.

And what DEFIs do you participate in? Can you give me DEFI s and assets.
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What do you mean minting?
There's coins like Datamine where you can Mint.
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
If you're good with that style then be consistent with that. I'm more with holding and lesser with trading. I don't do minting, not aware of that.

I also have some investments with NFTs and they're working to me very well. I consider them as type of holding and at the same time it generates passive income.
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Minting

Minting is the process of information validation and creating new blocks. This needs technical knowledge and here user needs to stake more cryptocurrencies. We can see more and more cryptocurrencies reaching the market. With time more forms of maintaining the blockchain networks were getting discovered. So, for minting you need to stake. So, minting and staking can be considered together. When it comes to Staking, the cryptocurrency gets locked for specific time period. Until then it sits idle.

Trading

Trading is a continued process that needs continued learning and observation on the market. It is a process through which one can make regular earning based on the market fluctuation and the closer market prediction.

Holding

It is the simplest of all. Based on the ability one can buy the cryptocurrency and secure it on a wallet. For increased security can use hardware and paper wallets.

With this I'm sure to spend 30% on minting along with staking. 30% on holding and the remaining 40% on trading. Because sitting idle gives you good profit long term. With the 40% into trading it is possible to increase the holding value making an average earning out of trading.
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
What do you mean minting? Why aren't you farming on Spookyswap or Ref Finance? You can make over 150% APY, that's a lot more than 99% of traders will make in a year.
legendary
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
For me I think 50% holding 30% farming and staking and 20% trading. I allot a small percentage on trading since its risky and I'm not that expert with that. Staking and farming is mroe appealing for me and for sure holding which is my best strategy and safest from stress and problems. I got your point and had almost the same idea.
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
Only 30% - 35% annual return ? You should be able to get more. What coins do you trade and do you hold?
I think if you just hold and trade big coins you can earn more than 35% per year
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
50% holding and 25% trading it's really worth it for the best choice. because in my opinion the most important thing is the management of these assets. after successful trading and holding can be continued with staking or annual returns. the most important thing is to be very well managed
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
As far as I am concerned I have most of my money in mainstream currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Matic, Tron, Polkadot. The rest of money are deposited in BNB-cake pair on pancake swap (this platform is really reliable as for me, so it can be used for long-term farming) with APY around 50%. And also I do staking on Tron chain on quite risky platform with APYs more than 200%.
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?
My style was playing, investing, farming. Im not interested to trade or staking coz it's too risky. I was choosing my style caused by it was giving less risk. I was hodling the rest as my long term portfolios.
My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
I were 30% farming. 20% investing, 20% playing and the rest for long term hodl. I was choosing this caused by i can get big annual income from farming. I prefer farming over staking caused by APY/APR that offered by farming platform were so big. It has better return than staking. I can earn 50% - 100% APY in a year from what i have been farmed in pancakeswap. I got two digits bucks everyday from my farm. I were actively investing in the IEO. Sometime i was making more than 10x ROI in a night just participated in the IEO on binance, FTX and many more. I were hodling the tokens that i think that it will potentially to be the same like major coin in the market. I can earn big ROI when new legit IEO will come. I was also actively playing and grinding PTE game like axie. I can earn about a few hundreds dollars every 2 weeks of playing.
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Staking and hodling is great way for long term to me, but i also prefer to have some trades time to time. So my current portfolio is having 40% staking, 10% trading, 40% hodling and rest of the 10% is for taking risks for ongoing hype/trends or investments. So far, staking is the best option to me if i did my proper research before participating into any platforms whether it's old or new. Maybe OP could participate into staking rather than taking risk for IL (Impermanent Loss) into LP farming.
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As for me, its 80% staking and 20% book profits. I don't do LP as its impermanent loss is eating my coins up specially during pumps. I'd rather play it safe rather than gambling it. In scalping in the other hand, its quite hard for me as to I dont have the time to monitor market day by day so yeah I do staking a lot specially with Sovryn where when you stake, lots of passive income gives to you aside from earning SOV, they give you BTC from protocol fees as well. Almost 35% APR but still IL is not a problem with it.
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As far as long-term plays go, what's your style? That allows you to beat the APY of the general stock market?

My portfolio is: 25% Minting, 50% hodling fundamentals, and 25% trading. Not sure if I could be doing better, but coming out with 30-35% annual returns
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