Topic: What altcoins are you holding till the peak of bull market next year? - page 4. (Read 1280 times)

Invest as in "buy and hold", no I have never done that.
The only thing I have ever done with altcoins has been trading them. All short term because I try to avoid the risks involved with the pump and dump market.

obviously you are only promoting those shitcoins of yours because there is none of those are on our lists  but giving the benefits of the post? i am still holding my strong coins such as?

ETHEREUM

Ripple

Solana

Cardano

and Dogecoin

those are the altcoins that will stay in my wallet till the bullrun happens next year.

You can also be an altcoin investment strategy very profitable. Look for new coins with strong outstanding capital and low float. Coins that are coins like ZRO and SUI generally mean a huge growth factor and maybe more visibility could present unique opportunity, especially if it attracts in the market. In addition, your interest in SOLCHAT because it is now being used speaks to the value of that return in making a decision as to which investment to make. Projects that truly solve real-world problems seem to be doing better in the long run. Will you be looking to established altcoins as well as these new entrants?


Now, you also did present many interesting points. Indeed, Sui has the relative family ties with Aptos and Solana but one cannot diminish whatever individual he built up for the community and whatever is in the pipeline for him. Of the issues on the transparency of projects such as ZRO, some may include: Trust in your team is a determinant of long-term success. Your suggestion to consider Ton's background, especially Durov's potential legal troubles add another dimension. If market conditions align with the circumstances given for the bull run in 2025, then this will open excellent opportunities to Ton and Notcoin holders.

I don't know why everyone is trying to make Sui looks like another project that is a competition against Aptos and sol but what has been happening behind doors is institutional investors buying and will eventually fade out because people are already selling the news. ZRO is also good but the start of the project is not nice, they also deny fulfill aidrop promises to people, team who lie can't be rely on because they are not trustworthy people.

I want you to look at Ton ecosystem, but the Ton and also Notcoin particularly. Durov can't be in France forever, he will be release and at worst fine by the French government and if we see bull run by 2025, that news will trigger Ton ecosystem to have a nice run and I expected any tokens on the network to have a good run of their money during that time.

It's about the apps that are built inside telegram which is the main business of TON. So, let's call it TON network.

And those apps are for the airdrops, these are tap games that are easy to play with but you get significant points as you play the game.

When the project is ready for token generation, they're relying on those numbers for how much you'll receive. So that's pretty much why it's trending.

 Whats your target for Solana?

I mean you should know why it's so, TON at this period is one of the mainstream altcoins that's enjoying a growing community generally not just in the forum and  whose network chain is basically what almost all the tap to earn airdrop projects on telegram as associated with. So the coin appear to have a potential in the future hence the fame it enjoying. Obviously the coin value has been doing good even before all of these telegram mini app tapping this year 2024.

Can anyone please explain me the hype around TON lately?

I have invested in Ethereum and Solana few months ago, because I have strong confidence on them that they will bring good results when the bullish season take place  next season and there is nothing will change my mind to trade them now until their price increase higher. I can seen you are taking a big risk on altcoins investment OP, because investing your funds on new altcoins can make investors to experience what will make them to conclude that new altcoins and old altcoins are the same which is not true because it is every difficult for old altcoins to disappoint their investors. I don't think, I will invest another funds on altcoins, because I know that Ethereum and Solana will definitely give me what I want when the price hit higher in the market.

TON seems to famous among the members of this community

I recently got on with Notcoin and then Dogs, although I have been holding on to some BNB and TON for sometime now in the hope that before or by the end of this year it's going to rain bulls. I missed the last circle for personal reasons and don't want to miss this time around but then I am still careful to invest in with some low sum of funds as I really get skeptic with altcoins but truth remains that they have high returns in profit if you get it right.

need to be considered before starting to dive into the market, such as Solchat when it first appeared, I always followed the market price and entered it, but the price decline that continued to decline in Solchat was very burdensome, indeed in altcoins it is risky but sometimes offers quite high profits for a while.

You can hold some BNB, ETH, Dogecoin, Solana, Matic and Ton. I am not holding any of them but  just Bitcoin. The alt coin i have in my portfolio are shitcoins which I can not recommend to anyone.

I’m holding Ethereum, Solana are a large number of less well known meme coins & tokens. I will try to time the market well & dump then all for more Bitcoin & take some fiat out. I am mostly Bitcoin only but I do play with a very small allocation of my portfolio in Altcoims but I don’t really believe in any of them. I just use them to flip into more Bitcoin & cash.

Yes it is but the point is it hasn't gone through a proper bull market yet.

Short sighted maybe, though if you are into popping into existence a new coin (or token even maybe, since nowadays a lot of casual passers-by seem to conflate and/or confuse the terms) any time you feel like it that seems natural.

If you are into a coin - maybe even its main supporter in the literal sense that almost the entire column of buy offers for it are your offers - yet are not the original [whatever: team, group, author, developer, etc] thus never yet owned every single one of the minted coins, then hey the more it dumps the closer you are to having "bought back" all those "IOUs". So actually tokens might be better than coins in some ways, since usually with coins if you own even over 51% you have yourself become potentially a threat.

If other parties can or did "mint" your money (IOUs) that can make them harder to "redeem" aka "buy back", which maybe it would be very helpful to think of that also being "aka buy" in the sense that if when you consider buying any of them you think to yourself by buying them you are become at the least a dealer of them thus should plan to be able to give back your own end-customers you sell it to a decent percentage "return policy"; or an "issuer" of them in the sense that if you eventually do sell them you are issuing them back "into the wild" increasing the chance who-ever bought them from you turns out to be a "dumper" who will trash the buy-sides thus the value of any you still hold.

Surely one's objective on getting involved in any implementation of IOUs / coins / tokens ought to be to make them more valuable than they were when you found them; and if you do issue them yourself that ought to be particularly true.

When getting into the big alts you get closer and closer, as you get bigger and bigger, to "might as well just go play the Forex markets" since unless you are a multibillionaire of a scale enough to singlehandedly unbalance the pound sterling as some guy did some decades ago you probably cannot really do a whole lot yourself to help ensure the currency you are working with will if you have anything to say about it be going up or sure as heck trying to.

The whether you have anything to say about it part though is where the bigger they get the less you are probably going to be able to say about it, oops clearly in that common phrase say should be read as do, I suppose...

-MarkM-

EDIT oops I forgot that going into this post I intended to also comment on the quote's second part, where I noticed the point is they went down relative to bitcoin regardless of the fact that fiat went down, as fiat does and even is often designed to, against darn near everything thus is no basis for a comparison at all.

Most people should prefer to keep it a secret, they won't tell you all the altcoins they are holding.
Well, I myself are holding the top altcoins as my main investment in altcoins (Ethereum, BNB coin, Cardano, and Polygon). However, I also have few random altcoins. I believe the best altcoin for holding now is Ethereum. It still doesn't reach its ATH even if it is still the most favorite altcoin for investment. Some experts predicted the price can be around $10k in the next altcoin season. So, there is still a hope of huge profits.

DWYOR

Is SUI new altcoin?
As far as I know, SUI was created in 2023. This altcoin is already more than a year in the market. Not sure if it is still a new altcoin.
I'm not familiar with SOLCHAT, I'm also not really sure with its fundamental. But you probably view it from another side, it is actually your right to invest in any crypto coin.

Sounds good, but it has dumped hard in price. From having an ATH of $19.32 in March to a falling price of $1.08 currently. How do we explain its tremendous fall in price for those who bought Solchat at a high price? They should hold to Solchat without knowing whether Solchat would skyrocket back to its previous high prices.

Well, altcoin investment is a risky investment that someone would lose some, and gain some. That's more reason not to go into it without thinking about investing with spare money. Take note, not every altcoin invested in would give desirable profits.

I would like to hear more about it too.

Why is it so special?