I learned my lesson to hold my rewards when I received it. It happen that I sold right away the coins that I had then in a few months time it went go high. So, I should learned to hold some of my coins to earned a well profit.
Topic: What do you do with the rewards you received? - page 82. (Read 6791 times)
I'm trying to sell tokens on Etherdelta, if there are normal offers. If you do not sell immediately, most likely the coin will fall in price and you will lose some of the money.
Participating in various projects, I am not in a hurry to immediately spend the Tokens received for the reward.I try to hold them for a long time to get the most out of it.
People hold their award, keep it on their wallet for minimum of two months, hoping for it to reach any exchange, people that has luck get rewards with their waiting but some are just stock and their awards become just a decoration on their wallet.
I think that if a person participates in a bounty campaign, and therefore believes in a particular project, he should not rush to sell tokens as soon as he receives them. Projects need to be supported, but many people immediately think about selling, damaging the project and the whole sector in general. This is a bad fashion that I hope will end soon
People do this because they need money and they can't wait for 6 months. So tokens will always be sold at the first listing on the exchange.
If ever I received an reward,specially in bounty campaign I rather sell it.I buy something as my memorabilia for my effort,hard work and spending time in this campaign.
I get a token from the bounty campaign I follow, this way becoming the easy alternative to mine money or token without spending money.
I did on the token I have is with the temporary hold time, to achieve a good price and bring in profits anyway.
I did on the token I have is with the temporary hold time, to achieve a good price and bring in profits anyway.
I think that if a person participates in a bounty campaign, and therefore believes in a particular project, he should not rush to sell tokens as soon as he receives them. Projects need to be supported, but many people immediately think about selling, damaging the project and the whole sector in general. This is a bad fashion that I hope will end soon
It always is a sound and logical plan to hold your bounty rewards. It will also show your support to the community that makes up the project and coin.
Besides, one can earn a lot when holding coins with great potential.
Besides, one can earn a lot when holding coins with great potential.
For my rewards that I will receive from my bounty campaign, I plan to hold onto it for a while because I think and believe that this is a good project that will quite possibly do well in the long run and that means that my coins might be worth a whole lot more in the future so that means I would be making more money. I planned to sell them off at first but then I changed my mind.
When I receive the tokens of a bounty campaign I prefer to keep them to sell them in the future, and do not go immediately to sell them as many people do. If that money you need to eat or for urgent needs, it is right that you sell the tokens, but otherwise I think that you go to damage only that project
It all depends on the project. There may be several options. To sell everything after entering the stock exchange, to sell part of tokens, and to leave the rest at least for six months is if you are not sure of the project. If you are sure that this project will succeed, then you should keep tokens in your wallet for at least six months, and often a year or two.
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?
What do you do with the received tokens?
Depends upon what project I worked with, and whats there worth could be.
Personally, I only participate in projects which are worth the time investment, I do all my bounty reviews as if I am reviewing an ICO to participate in.
Once I receive the tokens, again it depends if did I participated for a quick flip or for a long hold. But most of the ICO projects need a good enough time to grow to there real potential. Look at Antshares, ICX, etc. and thats freaking x10-15 times.
So it all depends on what kinda project it is.
again I see the ico price of the tokens I received, if when listing has value above ico then I sell it half that half again I sell when there really is an increase
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?
What do you do with the received tokens?
After receiving tokens from the ICO airdrops and reward from the bounty, nothing you can do with it, all of them is we do usually need to wait for at least one month to this coin reach an exchange, and there you can decide either to hold or sell them.
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?
What do you do with the received tokens?
After receiving tokens from the ICO airdrops and reward from the bounty, nothing you can do with it, all of them is we do usually need to wait for at least one month to this coin reach an exchange, and there you can decide either to hold or sell them.
I never sell them as soon as they get listed on the exchanges. If i like the project (rarely) i keep them for longterm, if not i sell them as they get more expensive and hyped
sometime If I need fiat cash, I sell half, keep token for a several month or years I used a long term strategy to get a big profit make my asset grow Up when I sleep I can make money than the money cash because I am sure about crypto.
I also always hold my reward because there a lot of situations when price low after ICO, and I want to increase my rewards.
according to statistics, at least four or six months you need to keep your rewards on purses. Of course in a greater degree Everything depends on the development of the project and therefore the price of coins can either freeze for a while, or rise .
I also always hold my reward because there a lot of situations when price low after ICO, and I want to increase my rewards.
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