Of course, you need to keep your long-term coins in cold wallets.
At the stock exchange, I only have coins for short-term operations and vseravno then I put it in my wallet.
Topic: Holding coins (Read 2353 times)
Nowadays, you cannot be sure if all of your holdings will be safer in all of your wallet because there are a lot of great hackers nowadays that could easily steal your profit, that is why i mostly store all of my crypto in my ledger which is a hardware wallet because hackers could never access on my wallet. But i am also looking for an trusted exchange that i could easily convert my fiats or crypto into bitcoin and vice versa. Until i found about Darb finance which it is an exchange of fiat and cryptocurrency and at the same you can also use it as a wallet to store all of your holdings because it has great security features that can protect all of your assets, that is why it will be better you use safe exchanges like Darb which is the most secure asset trading platform.
The member rank for asking suck question does not mean anything. I may hold a large portion of my tokens on exchanges that have demonstrated good and reliable security such as Huobi and Bittrex most especially when the purpose is not just to store or hold but I will enjoy some amazing benefits like stake, percentage rewards etc. Some people don't trade but holding a coin in exchanges makes them to get amazing rewards monthly based on the promotion of the project in question.
Coins should always be considered in a safe storage, there are lot of wallets and platform that could be used to hold coins, both of this has good side and bad. Where will you choose to store or hold your coins, in a close source wallet (exchanges) or an open source wallet like electrum and Hodler wallet?
I will store my coins in ETH wallet because of the safety and absolute security which ETH brings. I do not choose to store coins on exchange sites because hackers are always looking for ways to attack the exchanges. That always brings a lot of danger to my property. 
I recommend that while the market is in a state of swing, that is, minor changes in prices, about 70% of all crypto-currencies to trade daily, since they give a good percentage of profit and do not grow quickly, the remaining 30% is left for the long term
It all depends on the amount. If it is large, then I keep the coins in a cold wallet, and if the amount is small, then it can be kept on the exchange.
I'm not doing it if I were you. Small amount can have big value in the future, so if you are holding it for long term, it's wise to store it in cold wallet. I have some coins in some open source wallet like binance exchanges and others but I never planned to stay them there longer. When I think I have enough funds to transfer to an closed source wallet, then I may transfer it right away. More safe and reliable than the latter one. This may keep my bitcoin as my long term investment.
Yeah same with me, I guess it's good but yeah we should careful to choose exchange for save our assets. At least trusted and famous exchanges, personally I was save my assets on Indodax, I trust it because its exchanges from my country.
It all depends on the amount. If it is large, then I keep the coins in a cold wallet, and if the amount is small, then it can be kept on the exchange.
now I hold a BTC coin, I hold a BTC coin with a long term, if we use BTC investment in the long run it will definitely get a lot of profits, the coins I invest are BTC coins
therefore from now on there are many people who hold bitcoin in the long run because he believes that someday he will get a big profit. because this year until the coming year bitcoin will definitely be better than last yearI'm sure if you have high patience, profit is only a matter of time. and for number 2 you must have confidence in bitcoin.
Coins should always be considered in a safe storage, there are lot of wallets and platform that could be used to hold coins, both of this has good side and bad. Where will you choose to store or hold your coins, in a close source wallet (exchanges) or an open source wallet like electrum and Hodler wallet?
I prefer to save or hold exchangers, because that's easier and doesn't use many transactions in transferring funds, especially so far my funds are still safe from loss(hacking). Other than that, if we store in exchangers we will not miss the moment of flash pump or dump.
Coins should always be considered in a safe storage, there are lot of wallets and platform that could be used to hold coins, both of this has good side and bad. Where will you choose to store or hold your coins, in a close source wallet (exchanges) or an open source wallet like electrum and Hodler wallet?
I prefer to save or hold exchangers, because that's easier and doesn't use many transactions in transferring funds, especially so far my funds are still safe from loss(hacking). Other than that, if we store in exchangers we will not miss the moment of flash pump or dump.
I have some coins in some open source wallet like binance exchanges and others but I never planned to stay them there longer. When I think I have enough funds to transfer to an closed source wallet, then I may transfer it right away. More safe and reliable than the latter one. This may keep my bitcoin as my long term investment.
Coins should always be considered in a safe storage, there are lot of wallets and platform that could be used to hold coins, both of this has good side and bad. Where will you choose to store or hold your coins, in a close source wallet (exchanges) or an open source wallet like electrum and Hodler wallet?
Depends on the coins I should hodl. If the wallet I'm using has the coin I wanted to hold then I'll use that coin. If it doesn't I'll find a wallet or exchange that has that. 
Some coins are easier to hold on an exchange, if you just plan to trade the coins for a few days or week, then just use your exchange wallets, unless it's for you is a huge amount of the coin you plan to hold.
But generally, only hold a small amount of your crypto on an exchange.
For coins like bitcoins you want to hold for years, get a good wallet, a hardware wallet are great to keep crypto on, and they support many different coins.
If you holding coins with staking rewards, then download that coin's wallet, and start staking.
But generally, only hold a small amount of your crypto on an exchange.
For coins like bitcoins you want to hold for years, get a good wallet, a hardware wallet are great to keep crypto on, and they support many different coins.
If you holding coins with staking rewards, then download that coin's wallet, and start staking.
Exchanges are not good for holding coins because we have seen many hacks in the past, of course, there is a reputable exchange but it is always good to hold the coin in our control instead of giving control to others. Yes, MEW is the best wallet for holding the coins because i have been using it for more than a year now.
Electronic wallets are best in this regard. You can’t let anyone else to guard your money when you yourself can have good surveillance over them. Coins are precious and everyone is looking up for some loopholes and leakage point in your actions so that they can take advantage of it. Although not everyone is clumsy but mostly this comes on the screen. So try to work yourself for the safe guard of your coins. Coins should always be considered in a safe storage, there are lot of wallets and platform that could be used to hold coins, both of this has good side and bad. Where will you choose to store or hold your coins, in a close source wallet (exchanges) or an open source wallet like electrum and Hodler wallet?
Depends on the coins I should hodl. If the wallet I'm using has the coin I wanted to hold then I'll use that coin. If it doesn't I'll find a wallet or exchange that has that.
I think almost all of us keep our currencies in private wallets. because its influence is very large. I keep myetherwallet currencies instead of exchange pages because I'm afraid the hackers will attack.
Exchanges are not good for holding coins because we have seen many hacks in the past, of course, there is a reputable exchange but it is always good to hold the coin in our control instead of giving control to others. Yes, MEW is the best wallet for holding the coins because i have been using it for more than a year now.
You are right. It's better if we have a separate wallet. Or we can buy hardware to save the coins we have so we don't have to be afraid of the hacking. MEW is also a good wallet to save many tokens, but I still prefer to use the hardware wallet. Don't save all amount in the exchanges if you don't use it for trading because we don't know if the market will always be safe from the hacker.
You always need to use several storage options, it is convenient to sell on exchanges immediately, if the cryptocurrency has grown well in price, and cold wallets can also be lost
Exchanges are not good for holding coins because we have seen many hacks in the past, of course, there is a reputable exchange but it is always good to hold the coin in our control instead of giving control to others. Yes, MEW is the best wallet for holding the coins because i have been using it for more than a year now.
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