Topic: What old coins are you still holding? - page 16. (Read 7483 times)

I still hodl ethereum since 2018, i still believe theres still can much to do with ethereum
And we can see now theres lot new project and new coin using ethereum blockchain
We can see in the next 2 or 3 year how far ethereum can go

Unbelieveable that crypto has been exiting since 2014. i discovered crypto at 2018 as a result of joining online investements which turns out to be ponzi. honestly, i could have been holding 0.5 btc. talking of Old projects. i think i will go for Counting house fund and the Bulleon project. although both are on ethereum plattform, they are projects i have high hope on to succeed.

The names you say cannot be called old, it really must be called very old when the appearance and strengths of the two seem to have been exploited all up until now, XMR is too stable and has no potential, doge has become a pump and dump site, you can still hold up till now is really a stubborn and I quite respect you. For myself, both of them will definitely not be on the list of holdings, the old altcoin to me that I feel potential is still omg, lsk and eth, each year there are very uplifting and worthy moments to hold

the oldest coins I have in my portfolio are bitwhite, omisgo, bat.. sold off 90% of my portfolio during the pump of 2017.. made over 500% of profit

Same here, I always try keep a little of LTC and sometimes DOGE as well. But holding DOGE needs a lot of luck because how cheap the coin is, it could make you gain tons of profits or lose tons of your investment as well. I love using litecoin for moving my asset from one to another if I can't find the alt I'm looking for at a certain market because of the cheap fee.
And I actually have a lot of shitcoins as well in my bag that doesn't have value anymore lol. Stuff happens and that's what I'm getting for.

XLM is a project that you can hold in your portfolio for a long time, because the technical development of the project allows us to see the future of this company.

yeah XLM is also one of my favorite altcoin that I also hold, this project is very strong in terms of fundamentals, and also the community, but one thing that makes me feel disappointed in XLM, that they don't have Defi features, so it makes XLM price less aggressive to go up

I have always been a junkie for ETH and Litecoin. I would say, keep you LTCs a little bit longer as I still trust that coin. Litecoin may not be that popular now, but it has lived up and survived, and also thrived in the crypto ecosystem, where no other coin was able to achieve. Been holding Litecoin and I am pretty sure there would be developments for the said coin maybe in the next 5 years. Also worth noticing would be DOGE too, though I only use that not invest it. Very interesting times ahead ladies and gentlemen.

The oldest altcoin that I hold in my portfolio is XLM, I have known this altcoin since 2014 but until 2016 I started to invest in it, this project has brought quite a lot returns to me so I always choose it in my portfolio

 For several years of participation in the Bounty company, I have gathered quite a lot of different cryptocurrencies, the prospects of which I have no idea about, since many projects publish silence and there are no updates from the teams at all. Among these coins, there are projects such as IMMLA and AMLT, which are possibly showing their second life, since the Telegram group shows a certain activity of users and moderators with appropriate statements.

I was not very often kept too coin but there is coin i favorite right and trying to keep his while hope not become dust , coin something i will keep is xmr , doge is indeed not really old the hell , but only coin that is what i have until now .

Yes, the price of ETH has doubled since May. And that is definitely a huge return for investors, from now until the end of 2020, I believe the price will continue to go up and 700 $ is my target for ETH. At this point we should buy as much as possible and wait for profits

i do have some coins from bounty from 2016 & 2017. Most of it was sold in 2018 Jan when BTC reached ATH. still have some , will be selling for next BTC ATH

I have plenty of coins on my wallet since i started joining in bounties and airdrops , only small amount is left because i sold some of them, i have credits, dether,betr, appcoins.

I only hold coins that is already been trusted. One of this coin is the ethereum i believe that the ethereum is a good investment and in the near future ethereum price will maybe become double. So o still hold it even if the price had already a return or profit if i going to sell it today.

of course i'm still holding Bitcoin. if you asked about altcoins, i'm still holding Ethereum, Monero, Litecoin, and Dash. i never sold them since i bought them. i also have some BlackCoin, the oldest coin that i have till now. i have mined a lot of POW coins back then, but i sold it immediately when they hit the market.

The hype of "De-Fi" will "strip away" the attention of people from old coins to ERC-20 tokens and stablecoins themselves. Old coins like Litecoin and Dash could experience price stagnation on the market (at least in the short term). The only exception is Ethereum which is an old coin that started the "De-Fi" hype in the first place. I've seen how ETH quickly went from $250 to $400 in just a matter of months. It's an old coin worth "hodling" for the long term due to its widespread success in the mainstream world. It's important to keep in mind that some old coins end up being de-listed from exchanges due to lack of demand/interest from people worldwide. Their Blockchain networks may still be alive and running, but the lack of trading pairs make them completely worthless. I used to "hodl" Franko (FRK) and Tekcoin (TEK) within my early days in crypto, only to lose a substantial amount of money after being de-listed from crypto exchanges. There's basically no market for them, leaving me and other people "holding the bag" (bagholder). That's why it's important to allocate most of your capital into new coins, while leaving a small percentage in old coins. This way you'll reduce risks as much as possible.

Nonetheless, people often abandon old coins in exchange for the next big thing in crypto. Right now the biggest thing in crypto are "De-Fi" apps and stablecoins. This removes mainstream attention into old coins as we speak. Maybe after the hype ends, old coins like Dash, Litecoin, and NEM will gain traction once more. In this strange and bizarre world of crypto, anything can happen. Just my opinion

I currently hold a lot of alts since 2017 and some old coins which I just bought recently since they're very cheap at the moment.

Some of those coins are XNS, DENT, DGB, DOCK, and LEND.
I'll continue to hold these coins as long as these projects are still active.

Some other old projects I know are turning to DeFi which is now the hype, this trend provides a better potential.

Both Litecoin and NEO were good-old coins worth investing back in the day when they were admired by people in the mainstream world. But right after the market crash of 2018, most people have forgotten about these coins. They're now focused in "De-Fi" and stablecoins like Tether (USDT) and DAI. Despite decaying interest in old coins, their Blockchain networks are still alive and running after all these years. I think that Litecoin is a hidden gem waiting to blossom someday. The new "Mimblewimble" privacy feature could help Litecoin gain traction in the mainstream world. NEO is also a great cryptocurrency that's often under the radar of most investors and traders on the market. It's an alternative to popular smart contract platforms like EOS and ETH. Formerly known as Antshares, NEO has a proven track record of development and innovation. The planned NEO 3.0 release might make it great again.

Anyhow, it's good to "hodl" some old coins that are still actively traded on the market these days. For what I know, most old coins are left in the dust as newer ones take their place on the market. This could lead to many exchanges de-listing old coins, until trading volume is extremely low or non-existent. Considering that the risk is too high, it's advised to allocate most of your holdings into newer coins to prevent many undesired losses in terms of Fiat. That is of course, if you're into crypto for money instead of its utility. Personally, I'd prefer to "hodl" the least amount of old coins possible, putting the rest of my money into the most prominent cryptocurrencies on the market. One thing for sure is that old coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Dogecoin won't be going anywhere. "Hodling" these might allow your investment to last a lifetime. Just my thoughts

Yes, that's for sure, almost all bounty tokens are either impossible to sell, or their price is so low that the transfer fee will cost the same)