Topic: I wanted to know if there is a hodler right here? - page 13. (Read 1053 times)
During a declining market holding is not the smartest solution. In my view the main purpose of investing in cryptocurrencies is having profit and not the support of the coin. We have to protect the value of our holdings by trading or shorting them. Long term holding will pay off one day, but until that we should not sit and wait.
Surely there are holders here who still believe that the cryptocurrency market will recover fully.
I do not see anything wrong in the fact that players do not want to give up their coins for a pittance, but are waiting for the right moment.
I think those who wait for the rise in the market will get a good result.
I do not see anything wrong in the fact that players do not want to give up their coins for a pittance, but are waiting for the right moment.
I think those who wait for the rise in the market will get a good result.
Those are the long time investors, I think they don't really care about the current situation of the project they're dealing with but the future of the project. And you don't find such people checking the cmc every week or month maybe years. They're the real definition of investors
I think there should be a lot of holder like I do for now because there is no point in selling without make profit and the main aim of investor is to make profit.
Yeh, you're absolutely right. Holding coins means supporting this project. But why only holders from 2017? There are also more earlier investors which came to crypot in 2015 or 2016.
Being a hodler means you supporting the coin, didn't you?
In my case, this means that I missed the chance to sell some of the coins at a bargain price, and now I do not see the point to sell at a loss, so I HODL))
I don't think hodling a token supports it. The best thing to do is to make it active in the market like trading or investing. But before we do that, we should know how to trade it. Trading is much better than dumping it all in a very low price. Well, we have all our strategies and decision and we have to respect that.
Hodling means that you do not only store your cryptocurrency but as well use it and promote it.
Those who just keep the crypto for the purpose of making money out of it are simply investors.
And the lower the trading volume, the easier it is for each cryptocurrency to be subject to the pump and dump, what is even more harmful to cryptocurrencies in general.
Those who just keep the crypto for the purpose of making money out of it are simply investors.
And the lower the trading volume, the easier it is for each cryptocurrency to be subject to the pump and dump, what is even more harmful to cryptocurrencies in general.
Being a hodler means you supporting the coin, didn't you?
Simply storing your assets does not always help it, except of it's some random project which has limited volume and would lose value with regular trades.
Projects which have utility as a means of transaction or to be used on a platform would not be much affected by trades. They expect the tokens or coins to be in high demand.
Crypto keeps on the bearish pattern no matter what, if there is a hodler right here from 2017 until now, you should be appreciated and get an achievement because you are doing the right thing as a hodler! Being a hodler means you supporting the coin, didn't you?
For me, there is nothing like a true hodler, if you hold in this bearish season and witnessed over 200% decline since November 2018
I don’t call that supporting of a coin
In crypto currency, you need to support your income first and your capital
surely there's many people being a hodler here during this bearish market, but as for being a hodler from 2017 till now was not a wise decision. the end of 2017 was an ATH that will surely hard to achieve again in this year.
Crypto keeps on the bearish pattern no matter what, if there is a hodler right here from 2017 until now, you should be appreciated and get an achievement because you are doing the right thing as a hodler! Being a hodler means you supporting the coin, didn't you?
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