Topic: What is your strategy for hodling or selling? (Read 3385 times)
Well most in the community are doing the same, They would sure buy on an All time low and sell on the All time high, Rinse and repeat, Very simple strategy for a hodler, But there are some who surely risk they even sell on an ATL because they only believe that the price will surely drop, Well I really think there are no other system on how you can properly Buy and sell on the market of Cryptocurrency.
Thank you all for the replies, we've all been learning a lot. Lets keep the ideas flowing! Smiley Smiley
I'm not buying token from the ICO sale for a few months. I have chosen the long-term investment as the right investment strategy by purchasing low cost coins from the subcoins for the first time in the list of crypto money exchanges. It is good for the trader to buy cheaply.
Awesome strategy, though it has its cons, employ this also but always have a stop loss target in case it goes otherwise
I believe that everyone does this by buying coins in a low market, as it is now, and then they are held and sold as the coin grows. You need to find out what coin you need to buy and hold, and for that it is enough to have money.
It seems to me that now no strategy is working. With such a rapid fall of bitcoin and other coins it is impossible to earn. I think that in a few months the cryptocurrency will no longer interest investors and depreciate.
While this might seem like something very intuitive, it is in fact one of the most difficult things I have noticed in the crypto world. When should I sell and when should I buy for maximum profit and minimum loss? After a lot of mishaps in this space, I have come to understand that a system, strictly followed is the key.
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
There is nothing to do unless you will wait for the price to be rise up again. You can buy more tokens to hold so that if the price starts to rise up youre the one who will earn and its a good strategy in cryptocurrency. In fact this is the only good thing to do than to sell your token. Its actually a big loss to you if you do that. My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
My strategy has completely changed because earlier I invested in the main coins for a long time, but now I see that most of the coins fall like the entire market and I understand that the trading strategy of the little-known coins is more relevant 
While this might seem like something very intuitive, it is in fact one of the most difficult things I have noticed in the crypto world. When should I sell and when should I buy for maximum profit and minimum loss? After a lot of mishaps in this space, I have come to understand that a system, strictly followed is the key.
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
It's likely there are as many systems out there as there are persons. The problem with the discussion at hand is the crypto-universe is still very small. Extremely small, with very little liquidity. They just don't work like the much larger fiat markets right now.
Yes there are projects out there attempting to stabilize the volatility in crypto, but it's just plain too early in the paradigm shift from fiat to crypto.
Trying to make money in the current set up is a fool's game, and actually it is a zero sum game presently. The gap between today's crypto scene and one in the future where everyday people begin waking up to crypto needs to be bridged so even a cave man could do it. Once that happens, and Joe six pack starts buying up cryptos, we are off to the races.
At that point, all your liquidity dreams will come true and money will cease to be an issue for many of us early adopters, so we can concentrate on being human instead of slaves.
While this might seem like something very intuitive, it is in fact one of the most difficult things I have noticed in the crypto world. When should I sell and when should I buy for maximum profit and minimum loss? After a lot of mishaps in this space, I have come to understand that a system, strictly followed is the key.
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
Before like 6 months ago, i was selling my tokens from bounty and follow the market everyday to decide to hold or sell. But now i stop selling since the bear market is up. I decide to hodl in very long term in the market. This is the system i apply.
everyone will definitely hold the coins they have when the market experiences price declines as they are now because if they sell now, it will lose a lot of money, but if we hold, then they still have a lot of money to get a lot of profits when the market starts to grow
holding this year has negative consequences. The ones who have kept their hands on the trades have remained alive and frankly. the rest, unfortunately, have made almost all of their investments.
I hold my coin until my coin reaches the price according to the ICO price or waits for the buy back program in the listing period the exchange takes place, because then the profits obtained are in accordance with the amount of ETH or BTC that we will get
For me there is really no fixed strategy when it comes to holding and selling invested or bought tokens or coins. All I do is simply make sure that I buy it very low, then wait until the price of that coin will get high and I will sell them if I think it is acceptable for me. Plain and simple really.
My current strategy for the cryptocurrency world is to hold coins rather than sell them. because the current market conditions are declining. even if we force to sell all of our assets at this time, we will get a loss.
According to me trading can provide us with huge profits but only if you have enough experience and skills for it.Trading is not simple as investing and holding.You have to keep an eye on the rise and fall of the price and have to sell your coins on regular basis.So if you think that you are skilled enough for trading then you should definitely go for it.It will provide you with a lot of profits.
Sometimes I use Trade Santa bot to trade without loses (I set up it correctly) and also I trade manually in parallel.
Sometimes I use Trade Santa bot to trade without loses (I set up it correctly) and also I trade manually in parallel.
While this might seem like something very intuitive, it is in fact one of the most difficult things I have noticed in the crypto world. When should I sell and when should I buy for maximum profit and minimum loss? After a lot of mishaps in this space, I have come to understand that a system, strictly followed is the key.
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
in my opinion I think it will be good for you to HODL when the market is bleeding and if you have liquidity you can invest at that time and sell some when the boom up.
In this situation, it seems to me that the most optimal approach would be to hodl all your coins!
From short-term and long-term trade, I prefer long-term investment in coins that are in the top coinmarketcap. Such tactics minimize the risks of losing your investments in a very volatile crypto market.
The strategy is very simple, I think that you need to buy in the fall, when you raise the price you need to sell, so as is usually the case, the absence of any emotions is best suited here, and naked analytics, let's see how the situation unfolds.
Buy during the fall is the correct method that a typical trader does. But this is also being forgotten by most of the newbie traders. They are depending on their emotion and when they see the market goes down, they are thinking of it going to nothing from something. HODLING and selling is a perfect tandem during bear seasons.
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