Topic: What old coins are you still holding? - page 27. (Read 7483 times)

I have this coin xrp, etc and doge for long term which I really hold since year 2019. And I added in my list the trx coin so hopefully these will come it's in bull or alt season in the market. Eth is my most fave of all coin I have.

NXT omg i hold it too, i buy when price 1$ and until now i hold it, maybe 1 year or more i hold it coin.
I hear if next year in 2021 NXT will get bull, so i still hold it until now.

I hold a couple of coins in my poloniex account I remembered I invested in my account is almost 100$ back in the day maybe 2017 or 2018. It was just some altcoins, I don't remember the coins that I invested but the value is so low that I lost them 100$ down to 10$. In my opinion, this altcoin is really not meant for long term investment because for sure this kind of coin doesn't have demand to a lot of people in the community unlike another cryptocurrency in the market like ETH or Bitcoin which is also in demand for a lot of people. My account already locked so dont put invests in exchanges for long term investment I remembered back in the day when polonies have a good reputation but not it was not that great compared to other popular exchanges today.

Does Litecoin still count? I think Charlie Lee is the Dr. Frankenstein of cryptos. He revived his creation more often than Litecoin wallets exists

Those are very good coins that have stood the test of time. While most people are focused on the "new kid on the block", tried-and-tested blockchain networks like the ones mentioned earlier are a much safer alternative for decentralized finance (except for Verge/XVG). Personally, I'm a fan of Dogecoin due to its blazing fast speeds and inexpensive price across the market. Anyone that's willing to experiment with crypto can resort to Dogecoin because of this. Of course, development has stalled ever since its developers abandoned it some time ago. But with a vibrant community supporting it every way, it could survive for a very long time.

Reddcoin is also a good-old coin that's active in development after all these years. It focuses on social media payments at a fraction of the cost of traditional cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum. With years of development and innovation, I think Reddcoin is a very undervalued cryptocurrency these days. Another old coin I'd like to mention that's not on the list is Namecoin. It was the first cryptocurrency to make use of a decentralized DNS in order to make the web a better place. Before Ethereum's "ENS" came into inception, Namecoin pioneered the concept of the "decentralized web". Decentralized domain names are proven to be censorship-resistant, allowing websites to remain impervious to government or third-party intervention. While trading activity for NMC is quite low these days, the core Blockchain network is still alive and running after all these years.

Nonetheless, it's good to "hodl" old coins since they have years of experience in the crypto/Blockchain industry. That's not the case with new coins on the market full of experimental features that could threaten the security and reliability of the underlying blockchain network. By choosing old coins like Peercoin, Blackcoin, Monero, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Namecoin, and Reddcoin, you'll feel confident that your funds are safe against external attacks. Of course, many of these coins are undervalued in terms of Fiat. But, what matters is utility above all else. Just my thoughts

My favorite coins for long-term hold are XRP, LTC, DOGE, and TRX, because their community is very strong, especially XRP, which is very popular with Japanese society at the moment.

I think your decision is very good. at the moment, I am also thinking about altcoin besides ethereum to hold. however, it seems like I haven't found it yet. I am trying to see the development of BNB, it's just that I see that the development of ETH prices is much better now. so your decision to exchange it for ethereum is a good thing.

Sir, I've xrp,ada,xvg, Dogecoin & some eth in my wallets. I make good profit from those but dogecoin disappointed me a lot.
Now I'm planing to sold them & buy more eth, along with bnb & Eos.

Holding tokens from bounty is a mistake, we should sell them as soon as possible and don't regret it. I held a lot of bounty tokens in 2018 but all of them collapsed and the price dropped hundreds of times. My investment from $ 8000 went down to $ 90 in just 1 year with bounty tokens

I think coins like BTC and ETH are often good investment options for investors, and until now I still hold them because I'm sure these two investments will bring a lot of profits for me. In addition, people tend to invest in this market a lot and in the next few years, we will continue to hear about BTC and ETH more. Of course, the investment decision is yours and should think carefully before making a decision.

I personally no longer hold the old coins generated from bounty projects, most of them I sell when prices are high. However, I still remember that the last time I sold XVG, BOLT, MESG and currently I still hold BTC, ETH, BNB, LTC, EOS & XMR.

I was holding my first Alternate Coin from my first campaign WHICH WAS A MISTAKE for me. I was really excited joining my first ever campaign and it was Electroneum. Electroneum got a good start and now its value is fairly low.

I still hold Alternate Coins like ABYSS, Lendroid and Hurify token. Their values are not at a sell-able price if you have a few but if we find more ways to get a hold of them, then it will be worth to buy and sell them.

Old project only NXT, I was exposed to Fomo and bought NXT at a price of $ 1,
It is unfortunate , until now NXT I still HOLD, it's been 2 years and the price is getting worse

I hold many old coins
Doge
Reddcoin
Xvg
I hold these coins because of their history. Past performance and utility with great community support. Doge enjoys huge community support.

Old projects will certainly produce coins that are useful in the future and even continue to develop in high-liquidity exchanges so I think old coins are worth holding for in the long run.
The current project may not necessarily produce good coins and even tend to become shitcoin after entering the exchange.

I don't know what you get if your sell it all right now, are you don't have planing to sell it when price growing up?. or exchange into a coin which has future?.

Yes, I see TTN has low ranked on CMC - rank 965 thinking bad to keep it on your wallet. I have a pessimism price to be $0.005 again.

I Recommend this project to you is over 2 - 3 Years now Titan Coin (TTN)  this is highly potential is Already listed on coinmarketcap and you can check there white paper alot of information is in there. Thanks 

I think the top altcoin currently available is a coin that has been around for a long time. in addition, bitcoin and ethereum are always discussed whether it's for old investors or new ones. I honestly feel that every crypto user will have at least bitcoin or ethereum in their wallet. Well, as far as I can see, the two coins are always held in the long run.

Generally I do not like to hold any coin for long time. I always prefer to make a short trade. Short trade helps me to increase my coin swiftly. There may be a price recession or inflation in the future. If the price fall, I have to loss my fund and If the price increases, I will be benefited but it is uncertain. That's why I always make a short trade with BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC and some other token without holding it for long days.

Those are very good old coins that have been tried-and-tested over the years. NEO has been long before ETH (formerly known as Antshares), and it's one of the most undervalued smart contract platforms today. It's faster, cheaper, and more capable than Ethereum itself. What ETH has is first mover advantage just like Bitcoin today. Waves has a great development team working on it day and night, with very attractive features that are hard to ignore. For instance, you can virtually "stake" your coins without the need to leave your wallet open 24/7. I believe it was the very first altcoin which introduced the concept of "cold staking" to the Blockchain industry (known as Leased Proof of Stake on the Waves Blockchain). Dogecoin is one of the oldest coins around, with a vibrant community backing it every step of the way. It may have been abandoned by its developers, but it's still useful as a cryptocurrency for micropayments or daily trading. DOGE has even more transaction activity than Bitcoin Cash itself.

All in all, you can "hodl" as much old coins as you can but only those that are actively developed and supported by the community, will thrive in the long run. I used to "hodl" Namecoin a lot because I believed in its innovative decentralized DNS system to transform the web. The blockchain network is still alive, but trading activity is very low. Other old coins like Peercoin and Blackcoin might have the same fate. As long as you invest into the right cryptocurrencies by doing your own research, nothing should go wrong. Just my thoughts