Well i understand this might sound awkward to an extent but the truth must be told. I used to be among those who cry and weep as a result of the bear market, But this period have taught me a lot in the cryptocurrency space. I am not ashamed to say i got a consideration good reward from participating in numerous Bounty. Thereafter most times the token i got from this Bounty dropped in price and value almost immediately after listing in exchange.
What Did I Do?Instead of waiting for imaginary pump to occur, i study the market, trade with those token and successfully i have been able to double my token and at the same time double my reward with considerable profits made from trading such tokens.
This is a call to everyone out there, either Investors, Bounty Participants as the case maybe or traders. Instead of crying daily or keep checking your portfolio to see how easy it is for tokens in your disposal dip in price, you can actually carry out this trade an make some good profits. The earlier you learn how to trade the better it will be to save those digital assets of Yours. Because it is possible for you to trade those token, take out your profit and still have an equivalent amount of that token.
Remember, this is not a financial advise nor neither am i a financial adviser. Just trying to point out what has been working for me and i have been able to do it multiple times and cash out my profits during the bear markets.
All The Best Guys Let's be honest here.
Yes. What you say is true, but the fact is, most people don't have the time to keep track of their portfolios to the degree required in order to be as successful as you say you are. Unless you have enough trading experience, ie., know how to set limits/stops, etc. most people will catch a break or two here and there, but most don't due to the extreme lack of liquidity in the crypto markets.
Then, if you run bounties constantly. After six months, that is a lot of dates and potential dates to keep track of in order to execute your strategy successfully project after project.
You positive attitude is good, but I believe it is slightly misplaced. People should learn how to trade in both markets as there is 'profit' to be made, but the size and current conditions of the crypto markets more resemble traditional fiat markets than anything else these days. Ie., picking up pennies in front of a steam roller.
Once the masses start joining the fun though, then everyone's trade strategies will work, and that is really the whole purpose of crypto - to allow individuals to do what they feel is right with their wealth and not some centralized authority. Until then, best of luck to all crypto-enthusiasts out there and their loved ones both now and long into the future.