Topic: Playing crypto for many years without holding Bitcoin. - page 5. (Read 818 times)
I'm sure that there are a lot of crypto veterans that are don't hold bitcoins but making profit in crypto. Bitcoin is a good hold but I think that the profit return is not as much as good as before, compared to the new altcoins nowadays that can easily go x5 during the bull market. Choosing the altcoin you hold is what matters knowing that holding shitcoins would mostlikely put your money on a grave. I can't blame those people who doesn't have bitcoin especially those people who are trading or actively rotating their funds to generate more.
if I buy bitcoin hold it in the exchanger in stake so I can get additional returns.
if in the addres, yes, most of the results of the signature campaign or bounty. if buy I never send it to a personal addres because of the sending fee, what's more, when the bitcoin price is expensive, the sending fee is calculated to be expensive too. so it's better to stake it in the exchanger at all.
crypto players must have had bitcoin whether they got it from airdrop bounty faucet or signature campaign must have had bitcoin.
if in the addres, yes, most of the results of the signature campaign or bounty. if buy I never send it to a personal addres because of the sending fee, what's more, when the bitcoin price is expensive, the sending fee is calculated to be expensive too. so it's better to stake it in the exchanger at all.
crypto players must have had bitcoin whether they got it from airdrop bounty faucet or signature campaign must have had bitcoin.
I think staking your assets on an exchange is also not the best choice. that means you don't have any Bitcoins on hand.
Several years ago, staking assets on the stock exchange was quite popular. but after what happened with the exchange bankruptcy, it should teach you a valuable lesson not to put or leave any assets you own on the exchange.
I think you should consider losing a little on transaction fees rather than losing all your assets.
Op, everyone has their choice in planning investments. although the goal remains the same. whether they just want to focus on Bitcoin or other altcoins. we must respect the choices they make themselves by accepting the risks.
if I buy bitcoin hold it in the exchanger in stake so I can get additional returns.
if in the addres, yes, most of the results of the signature campaign or bounty. if buy I never send it to a personal addres because of the sending fee, what's more, when the bitcoin price is expensive, the sending fee is calculated to be expensive too. so it's better to stake it in the exchanger at all.
crypto players must have had bitcoin whether they got it from airdrop bounty faucet or signature campaign must have had bitcoin.
if in the addres, yes, most of the results of the signature campaign or bounty. if buy I never send it to a personal addres because of the sending fee, what's more, when the bitcoin price is expensive, the sending fee is calculated to be expensive too. so it's better to stake it in the exchanger at all.
crypto players must have had bitcoin whether they got it from airdrop bounty faucet or signature campaign must have had bitcoin.
Playing crypto for many years without holding Bitcoin.
Like going to school for years but never graduating.
An experienced crypto player may lose to a sister who has never played before.
The sister who has never played thinks it's very simple. Just HODL #BITCOIN.
The seasoned crypto guy, overthinking.
Instead of HODLing $BTC like the sister, he buys a bunch of shitcoins, uses leverage, delves into micro and macroeconomic analysis, technical analysis, and creates charts that reach the sky.
But he doesn't hold any Bitcoin.
The sister graduates without even enrolling.
The experienced crypto guy with years of learning still hasn't graduated.
He always tells himself the familiar phrase, "Wait for the right time..."
And the sister? She doesn't talk much; she just bought 1 BTC. Let those guys' bodies lie where they fall.
Don't be like that young guy...
Like going to school for years but never graduating.
An experienced crypto player may lose to a sister who has never played before.
The sister who has never played thinks it's very simple. Just HODL #BITCOIN.
The seasoned crypto guy, overthinking.
Instead of HODLing $BTC like the sister, he buys a bunch of shitcoins, uses leverage, delves into micro and macroeconomic analysis, technical analysis, and creates charts that reach the sky.
But he doesn't hold any Bitcoin.
The sister graduates without even enrolling.
The experienced crypto guy with years of learning still hasn't graduated.
He always tells himself the familiar phrase, "Wait for the right time..."
And the sister? She doesn't talk much; she just bought 1 BTC. Let those guys' bodies lie where they fall.
Don't be like that young guy...
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