It depends on your trading skills.
If you're good enough, you can make more money, but it is harder totake bigger movement
Topic: Do traders make more money than holders? - page 5. (Read 1787 times)
May I ask you, are you 100% sure on your trading knowledge? If you're not an expert, why not manage your funds to lessen risk, 50% for trading and 50% on hold, this way you can maximize more profit because even a veterans trader also loss in trading.
I trade and I hold. If you ask me what brings me more money, I can`t tell you without good thinking and a lot of calculating, cause I lose money too, I invest and hold some wrong coin, or simply day for trading wasn`t good and I lost a lot of money. But there are moments when money comes from trading and holding.
Don`t ask who make more money, and how he do it, find your own way.
yes, the way each person makes money is different. some people might make money by trading rather than holding back. however, if they hold the right coin, it can be an advantage for them. some people do both, and I only hold coins that I think are good enough to hold. Don`t ask who make more money, and how he do it, find your own way.
My answer is yes, if you are a day traders you can able to earn a lot compare to holders. But there is also risk involve for day trader unlike on the holders there is no risk that I can see, it is actually very minimal. But you can still also get earn big if the coins you hold is really promising I guess.
I think there are also instances that traders are more profitable than hodlers. In fact, many times that we can see the market moving in sideward or stable at one place. A holder cannot easily withdraw his money specially if the capital does not gain more than 30%. I believe that holder will sell their coin 2x the value they are holding, so that they can be a one time big time trader.
Well i look at it like this. If you aren't trading, you can't make money consistently. Thoughts on that? Seems like one should be doing both?
I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
Traders can sure make more, especially for the day traders.
I am a holder and a trader at the same time, but I cannot say based on experience that I make more since I'm not consistent enough yet.
I need to improve my trading skills first so I can be profitable, but I would still choose to hold and trade at the same time.
That's right, because the owner will invest his money for a long time, until the price of his cryptocurrency doubles or more. and the trader for all this time can only earn much more from price fluctuations.
Every person has different characteristics as well as holding and trading in the market. If you hold, You will have to buy at a lower price. Hold on lower prices, whether it is understood that if the market falls or high. Holding is therefore the most risky. Trading is the same condition. Every time here prices can fall and grow. In this case, we can verify the market and see it as well. If you are not aware then stumbling is normal. Let's say it, Traders are more profitable than Holder.
I trade and I hold. If you ask me what brings me more money, I can`t tell you without good thinking and a lot of calculating, cause I lose money too, I invest and hold some wrong coin, or simply day for trading wasn`t good and I lost a lot of money. But there are moments when money comes from trading and holding.
Don`t ask who make more money, and how he do it, find your own way.
Don`t ask who make more money, and how he do it, find your own way.
Maybe that's true, but they can also make more loss than those who are holding. If you are someone that just wants to hodl, you can buy at the lowest price and wait for the price to reach its highest and when it does you will be making lots of profit. In day trading you're making your profit/loss daily, but in hodl you will need to have a lot of patience and wait till the price goes up before you have your profit.
If you can't have patience you won't be able to make any profit. Take for example, if there is someone that bought Bitcoin earlier this year at the rate of $3300 and today price has gotten to $10806, that means you just made a profit of extra $7506 in just few months. Both trading and hodl works, you just have to choose what will be easy for you to do.
If you can't have patience you won't be able to make any profit. Take for example, if there is someone that bought Bitcoin earlier this year at the rate of $3300 and today price has gotten to $10806, that means you just made a profit of extra $7506 in just few months. Both trading and hodl works, you just have to choose what will be easy for you to do.
This is a purely individual question and will depend more on what kind of cryptocurrency the user has, they behave differently and predict how best to trade, it is best to consider the long-term period with elements of medium-term trade
Actually holders and traders are the same but the time that they hold is large that's what the difference is. By doing trade that means you hold those coins until you reach specified price in order to get money. Actually this is a stupid question I would say.
I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
I do understand the strategy of traders but in the long term most of the holders will make a huge amount of money compared to traders, they will follow the market according to their technical analysis but some times they need to face some challenges, but for holders, they won't bother the market situation they will sell them when their holding started increasing.
yes, traders often earn more money than holders. Because the crypto market is simply volatile and it is not a playground for passive people.
The crypto market always has waves every day to trade, and often has very good deals that can x5 x7 the amount of investment capital.
such as the IEO of Bittrex (STPT) was x7 after being listed on exchange, Harmony was x8 at exchange Binance.
If you count the number of times a trader misses the chance to sell when he has the opportunity, you will find out it is better to be a long term holder than a trader. The crypto market always has waves every day to trade, and often has very good deals that can x5 x7 the amount of investment capital.
such as the IEO of Bittrex (STPT) was x7 after being listed on exchange, Harmony was x8 at exchange Binance.
It is not every trader that has huge capital to use to trader, and only those who uses very huge capital could say that they make money more because a little rise in the price of the coin they are trading could make them so much money, but talking about all these petty traders, it would be better to just keep the coin in the wallet for it to grown than to trade with it because they end up losing more than they get in trading.
The fact is that today there are quite a few varieties of cryptocurrency trading. There are margin trading and daily trading, and in each case, the trader receives the status of a good profit, if he really is a professional. The owner expects his finest hour for a long time, until he sees a good price for his coins, and a trader can only trade much more for the difference in price.
I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
Traders can sure make more, especially for the day traders.
I am a holder and a trader at the same time, but I cannot say based on experience that I make more since I'm not consistent enough yet.
I need to improve my trading skills first so I can be profitable, but I would still choose to hold and trade at the same time.
Being a trader or being a holder certainly has its own advantages and disadvantages, if we become a trader we can determine the selling or buying price that we want, but for sure we also become a holder to achieve that price.
If we choose to be holder, we need to have bigger patience compared to a regular trader. Traders who had day trading tend to decide quick than long term holders, that's why it cannot be determined which of them really earned well. Most importantly I consider it the ups and downs of their financial goals as well. 
I think it all depends on the market as well. If you are a trader during the bull market buying and selling is a bit risky because you may buy at 7 and sell at 8 and rebuy at 9 which would mean you lost that 8 to 9 period yourself and the holder bought at 7 and sold at 9 so they are in more profit.
That's the problem with 2017 or even with 2016. Anyone who bought anything then would have not only made profits in 2017 and early 2018, but incredible amounts of profits. It made everyone money as long as you traded in usd, but even against btc most alts profited. That hid a lot of the true facts such as the fact that most people bought out of no other reason than fomo.
The true character showed as markets began sideways trading, then people realized how shitty they were at predicting trends.
Being a trader or being a holder certainly has its own advantages and disadvantages, if we become a trader we can determine the selling or buying price that we want, but for sure we also become a holder to achieve that price.
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