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member
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September 28, 2018, 05:01:05 PM
#14
HODL is not an acronym for "hold on for dear life",that is a negative connotation that was recently used by CNBC in their bitcoin mockery documentary- that bitcoin was nothing more than a speculative bubble.
The correct and generally consensus of us bitcoin advocate is that HODL simply a deliberate misspelling of Hold.
In any case, HODL has value, the price of bitcoin in the last one year will show that hodlers are still In profit
jr. member
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September 28, 2018, 04:50:56 PM
#13
Yh.  It's good to hold on for sometime especially this period where the market is very unhealthy to even sell. Traders need to hold on and wait for sometime before going further to sell their coins.
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September 28, 2018, 04:11:02 PM
#12
Hold On for Dear Life = Bitcoin's strategy to hold by moving a number of assets into a Bitcoin wallet - to stay safe until it's decided to use it or sell it.
Investors who put their money in digital currencies like Bitcoin must be patient to face the fact that the latest trends show a decline in cryptocurrency values. Even so, this does not necessarily make Bitcoin owners panic and rashly release all of its assets in digital currency.

Increasing and decreasing markets are reasonable because they prove that the market has many fans and the market is very active. Some people cannot tolerate the rise and fall of the value of Bitcoin. "If it makes you see the roof at night for no reason, it's better not to have it at all." that's what I think.

Undeniably, digital currency is the future. You have to prepare it for years, we have seen how much the initial price of Bitcoin was launched, until now.

The following is a graph that shows bitcoin prices from 2012 to 2017


I will still hold the coins I have, and still trust in Bitcoin.

This is a good decision for you. You have to hold for life and as long as possible. Since we are now almost certain that digital currency is the future, it will be a good risk saving your assets in Bitcoin or digital currencies.
member
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September 28, 2018, 03:31:16 PM
#11
If you have taken your time to study the movement of bitcoin from the unset you will realizes that instability is part and parcel of the bitcoin market and price and if you don't really understand how this volatility works you may get frustrated by it and at some point feel like giving up on crypto/bitcoin, but my advice is try to equip your self with this knowledge of price volatility before you even invest your cent in bitcoin.
newbie
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September 22, 2018, 02:32:53 AM
#10
Well Holding on to your bitcoin is really a good thing and I think a long-term investment to bitcoin is a profitable thing to do, Giving you faith in this coin will be a good income for your future, I am saying this because of the good services and security provided by bitcoin is really where you can see it from the past movement of its value, I really consider investing in it while its price is still cheap.

Yes, sir, the time has proven and we can only predict and hope.

I am a strong hodler as well.  I don't care about the dips or crashes.  But every time my coins dip in price, I would take that as an opportunity to accumulate more.  Some people blame me for being too optimistic, but I don't care.  I invested what I can afford to lose.  It was the money that I didn't need.  If I lose it all, I will still be fine.  If it works according to the plan, then I will be retiring early.

Yes, I think, you know more about the principle of investing in cryptocurrency, using money that does not affect our lives, that is what we should do.
I see many people who are still risking and selling property to move investment to cryptocurrency, that's bad.
And in the end they gave up because they could not survive waiting for the right time. Undecided
jr. member
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September 21, 2018, 07:59:41 AM
#9
I completely agree with you, I just like you hold bitcoin and know for sure that it will give a very good profit in the future
jr. member
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September 21, 2018, 07:51:22 AM
#8
I believe in the hodl approach in order to uphold the value of bitcoin on the market. This is the best strategy to avoid being deceived in selling at a cheaper price far lesser than bitcoin deserves. HODL now and I bet you would never regret your decision to do so.
legendary
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September 21, 2018, 06:30:06 AM
#7
Well Holding on to your bitcoin is really a good thing and I think a long-term investment to bitcoin is a profitable thing to do, Giving you faith in this coin will be a good income for your future, I am saying this because of the good services and security provided by bitcoin is really where you can see it from the past movement of its value, I really consider investing in it while its price is still cheap.
newbie
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Merit: 0
September 21, 2018, 06:07:26 AM
#6
I trust and holding my bitcoin until it goes back again to 10K+ usd. What I am trying to trade - buy and sell - are the alts, but bitcoin will always be on my portfolio, no matter what happened.
hero member
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September 21, 2018, 05:57:55 AM
#5
Hold On for Dear Life = Bitcoin's strategy to hold by moving a number of assets into a Bitcoin wallet - to stay safe until it's decided to use it or sell it.
Investors who put their money in digital currencies like Bitcoin must be patient to face the fact that the latest trends show a decline in cryptocurrency values. Even so, this does not necessarily make Bitcoin owners panic and rashly release all of its assets in digital currency.

Increasing and decreasing markets are reasonable because they prove that the market has many fans and the market is very active. Some people cannot tolerate the rise and fall of the value of Bitcoin. "If it makes you see the roof at night for no reason, it's better not to have it at all." that's what I think.

Undeniably, digital currency is the future. You have to prepare it for years, we have seen how much the initial price of Bitcoin was launched, until now.

The following is a graph that shows bitcoin prices from 2012 to 2017


I will still hold the coins I have, and still trust in Bitcoin.


Hey hodl is the universally accepted policy of Bitcoin holders, this strategy has stood the test of time and has always rewarded those who followed it. If you have observed whenever fud hits the markets, or price drops happens people panic and immediately rush to sell their coins, but holders stay put they do not make rash decisions cause they know in long run they'll earn a lot. If you see the charts of of 2009 till date people have got super high returns which no asset can ever match. Though this year been difficult I'm sure in the long run all those who have hold on to their coins will be rewarded.
newbie
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September 21, 2018, 05:11:57 AM
#4
If you can afford to hold onto your bitcoins, by all means, go! The way I see it, prices will go past the 20k mark. I guess only time will tell when that day comes. Many were skeptical of the crypto when it first came out. Well, i hate to say I told you so but it looks like Bitcoin is only headed towards one direction--with the occasional hiccup, of course. Bitcoin is not the faint-hearted  Cheesy
We still don't know the future of Bitcoin. I can wait and hope bitcoin shows the increase as we expect.
jr. member
Activity: 105
Merit: 1
September 21, 2018, 03:32:16 AM
#3
Personally, I think HOLDing your bitcoin for future sales is a good ideas even though this idea requires a lot of patient- it may take  days,weeks, months, or a fews years. That is why you should not put all your eggs in this BUBBLE GAME.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
September 21, 2018, 02:11:02 AM
#2
If you can afford to hold onto your bitcoins, by all means, go! The way I see it, prices will go past the 20k mark. I guess only time will tell when that day comes. Many were skeptical of the crypto when it first came out. Well, i hate to say I told you so but it looks like Bitcoin is only headed towards one direction--with the occasional hiccup, of course. Bitcoin is not the faint-hearted  Cheesy
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
September 21, 2018, 01:11:33 AM
#1
Hold On for Dear Life = Bitcoin's strategy to hold by moving a number of assets into a Bitcoin wallet - to stay safe until it's decided to use it or sell it.
Investors who put their money in digital currencies like Bitcoin must be patient to face the fact that the latest trends show a decline in cryptocurrency values. Even so, this does not necessarily make Bitcoin owners panic and rashly release all of its assets in digital currency.

Increasing and decreasing markets are reasonable because they prove that the market has many fans and the market is very active. Some people cannot tolerate the rise and fall of the value of Bitcoin. "If it makes you see the roof at night for no reason, it's better not to have it at all." that's what I think.

Undeniably, digital currency is the future. You have to prepare it for years, we have seen how much the initial price of Bitcoin was launched, until now.

The following is a graph that shows bitcoin prices from 2012 to 2017
https://i.imgur.com/Dpnnoox.jpg

I will still hold the coins I have, and still trust in Bitcoin.
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