What I'm suggesting here is to take all the tokens and coins you're holding and start reading the whitepaper, check the roadmap, see the team behind that project and how active the developers are is by looking at the GitHub repository. If it's not looking that good, don't think twice, just go and sell regardless of initial buy price because you'll be cutting your losses this way.
I understand that saying "hodl" is nice etc but you should use your brain and don't be blinded by the idea that every useless out there will go to the moon. Only a few are worth investing in so instead of holding random coins, you may want to target something that has been here for a long time and still doing well such as ETH, BTC.
LOL, Buddy.
Your post is about 5 years too early. Have you ever heard people tell you you are too far ahead of the game??
If you've spent money on your coins/tokens, then yes, by all means, watch them and minimize losses if the ship is going down.
However, if you are a bounty hunter, my suggestion is to hold long term, minimum 5 to 10 years.
Granted, most of your holdings will likely be at zero, but that is the nature of crypto. Between now and five years from now, thousands of projects are going to start and fail for various reasons.
However, the your projects that do survive will turn you into a crypto king assuming the masses wake up to crypto sometime between now and 10 years from now.
Good luck everyone and don't spend money you can't afford to lose.