What do you do with the rewards you received? - page 111.

traderethereum

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Quote from: Stradivarioos on February 21, 2018, 02:42:03 PM

I am familiar with people who also participate in generosity companies. Some of them do not rush to sell received Tokines, others on the contrary, immediately after the issue of tokens the exchange is sold. My friend advised me to send them to EtherDelta. When receiving tokens, place orders for the sale of x2 - x10 (depending on the project) and just wait until they are purchased.
What do you do with the received tokens?

I think if there is any market for buy and sell the tokens and the price is high, then I will sell the tokens because I think, after the tokens is launch in the market, the price will jump at the high price and then it will dump too hard and we only have a chance to sell when the price is in high price. but I don't suggest to save in the mew because it is too risky for them and it is better to save in the exchange. I won't suggest using etherdelta to trade because when you want to make a transaction, you always need to have a gas.

ardyology

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I wait for my reward tokens to be listed on legit exchange sites. The first reward I had was with Polybius and I got over $300 after waiting for 2 months. I'm getting at least $60 for every bounty during my first 3 months doing campaigns (I had 50 campaigns back then). Until I got involved with SpankChain and I got $40k worth of reward tokens. That's when I realized that I could make a living by just doing bounty campaigns. So far, I already traveled abroad, bought my first iPhone (which is X), bought my dream wristwatch and was able to buy some decent clothes and shoes for myself. I also treating my friends with all the blessings I'm having right now.

qiman

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Most bounty hunters usually rush to dump the coins so many people who want to buy a coin check to see when bounty hunters are being pad so they can buy in on the big dump. I personally hold all my coins and only sell some of them when I need to top up our living expenses. I also check for the most promising coins to hold long term and maybe down the road after I have assessed performance of each coin's roadmap, team and community swap the odd coin that is not performing to my expectations for one of the better performing and promising projects in my portfolio.

Haunebu

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Just like the majority of the crypto community, I personally HODL whatever coins I receive for as long as possible in order to earn healthy profits in the long run instead of quick profits in the short term and only sell if absolutely necessary. I do agree that it is quite tempting to sell whenever the value goes up for my coins, but I try not to focus too much on the prices and instead focus on HODLING. Majority of the coins that I received came from airdrops while the rest usually come from bounty campaigns etc.

felipe04

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The earnings here is for my daily need so i always exchange it everytime i got already the rewards but if i earn big in my jobs here i trade some in binance and i trust eth to become similar to btc like the price or value can so high in the future so i always buy eth for my investing but it's more sure to sell it and not to risk.

rhayot

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With those rewards I received, I hold them for a quite time because it might take in a high value each day as the bitcoin surpass its high value because some altcoins are depending in the value of bitcoin. While the price of the tokens that you have is in low price, much better if you will hold it for a while but if the price of the altcoin that you have is in good price, prefer to sell it because we cannot predict the ups and downs of the coins value in the market.

Mrjitter

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Usually I keep them to the best price since I want to get a big profit, but it all depends on what token will be in my hands

avia

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I usually hodl part of my rewards while some i cash it out depending on my need. But usually, i hodl it and if i get to reach my target or goal amount, i use some of my profit in buying some altcoins and invest in them so i can have other sources of profit.

abnoy

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i want to have saving for the token reward i received when the right time comes i want to invest so i can earn more profit

mobilazy

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I haven't been paid yet, but I'm willing to Hodl as both of the bounties I participated now have hard-cap reached and I hope to get bigger profits in the future. I hope Bob's repair will also be the one reached hard-cap and I'm going to invest some during ICO. Minimum is just 0.01 ETH, especially when bull run for ETH was stopped it promises to be a good investment.

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Quote from: Stradivarioos on February 21, 2018, 02:42:03 PM

I am familiar with people who also participate in generosity companies. Some of them do not rush to sell received Tokines, others on the contrary, immediately after the issue of tokens the exchange is sold. My friend advised me to send them to EtherDelta. When receiving tokens, place orders for the sale of x2 - x10 (depending on the project) and just wait until they are purchased.
What do you do with the received tokens?

One of the bounties i joined payed me and that token is already in the coinmarket i feel so sad because i don't know where i put my private key in that wallet i've made. I still hold to my other coin hoping that it will be valuable and profitable someday.

amaterazu

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I will hold them until I see a good price for me and multiple times than when i get it. It will gives me more profit than I sell them right away. Make sure that coin you are holding has a good product.

mariaana

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It truly depends whether I sell or hold on to my reward tokens. I sell my reward token when I see that the price is quite good in the exchange and store it into ETH or BTC. Sometimes I see that the project is doing good while monitoring its roadmap and that is the time I hold my reward tokens. I always see to it that I have my dream vacation with my family whenever I convert my rewards into cash.

deadmousehat

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I have learned from my mistakes in the past to be more patient.
I prefer to hold first and hold for long time or short time depending on when the token/coins is already worth to sell. but just for coins that I believe has good potential to grow in future.

zhea

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If given a chance to have rewards i will just hold it in my wallet and wait for the perfect timing when to sell it. Because we all know that there is a virtue in waiting, it will give us more opportunities to earn and look for many ways how it will be profitable.

raguelFOG

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Well it really depends on how the project will goes, usually we hodl them for several weeks. We wait for the updates from developers, if they are doing things for project improvements then its a good signal for long term hodl.

KuromaYoichi

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Quote from: Stradivarioos on February 21, 2018, 02:42:03 PM

I am familiar with people who also participate in generosity companies. Some of them do not rush to sell received Tokines, others on the contrary, immediately after the issue of tokens the exchange is sold. My friend advised me to send them to EtherDelta. When receiving tokens, place orders for the sale of x2 - x10 (depending on the project) and just wait until they are purchased.
What do you do with the received tokens?

I hold the token that i received most of the time but i don't leave it on orderbook at exchange because i will forget about it most of the time so i just leave it in my wallet. If i don't like the token, then i will sell it and buy other token that i feel has more potential. I don't sell the coin immediately because the price is very low compared to if i hold it for a few months.

annmhie0904

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I'm going to sell half of my reward and another half to be hold. That's my strategy, since the rewards I get is because of my effort, it is essential that at least I treat my self for something. I don't need to hold all. Because I'm a normal person without money, I can't buy food for my daily lives. So half of reward will be sold

fakegurutu

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Quote from: Stradivarioos on February 21, 2018, 02:42:03 PM

I am familiar with people who also participate in generosity companies. Some of them do not rush to sell received Tokines, others on the contrary, immediately after the issue of tokens the exchange is sold. My friend advised me to send them to EtherDelta. When receiving tokens, place orders for the sale of x2 - x10 (depending on the project) and just wait until they are purchased.
What do you do with the received tokens?

It all depends on your current situation, for example the token that was issued to you in that day is also the time that you were so in financial crisis, so you dedided to sell it but also there's some days where you're patiently holding on to that very token of yours hoping the value of it will rise.

carlowell

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I have been waiting all my life to reach my dreams. Patience is not an issue for me. I prefer hold them once I receive my tokens. I prefer to wait and earn huge profit than to immediately sell them. I always set a goal for me to determine the perfect time when to sell them. And when that time comes, I will be living a life I have never imagined before. Sometimes, patience pays you a lot than you receive during panic selling. Hold them no matter what.

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