this kind of thing depends on the investor itself, if for example I am the investor I will be more observant about the innovation of a project that I follow. not a few coins that have just entered the market can achieve success thanks to innovation and a strong team and community.
the fact that is happening now even though with a good concept in its development, if the current market is not good, then I am also sure the development of the project will be disrupted too, because many are afraid to invest 
Topic: What to do with tokens - hold or sell? - page 5. (Read 653 times)
ETH has fallen below 0.03 BTC per coin and this has further eroded the value of the tokens (since most of them are traded against ETH). At this point of time, it looks quite risky for me to hold a large number of coins. I would sell 60% to 80% of the tokens and keep the rest for long term.
Sell if you think its better to sell and you need money.
But hold if you think that these coins has something to do and with potential in the future. It's only a matter of your decision making and everything lies in your hands so it all depends on how you'll assess your current situation.
What I do is hold if I really think its worthy.
Yeah I gree because I do the same. If I think it is worth it to keep then I hold and if I needed money the most or maybe the token has less potential I sell it imediately but sometimes opposite might happen depending on our way of understanding the idea and perception and evaluation of the project. Most of the time I sold my tokens and convert to Bitcoin, Dash, Litecoin or Ethereum for a much safer investment. Sometimes I used them for emergency purposes.But hold if you think that these coins has something to do and with potential in the future. It's only a matter of your decision making and everything lies in your hands so it all depends on how you'll assess your current situation.
What I do is hold if I really think its worthy.
so it is with this hope I was able to get a lot more advantages than having to sell it at this time.
this kind of thing depends on the investor itself, if for example I am the investor I will be more observant about the innovation of a project that I follow. not a few coins that have just entered the market can achieve success thanks to innovation and a strong team and community.
Lots of dump their tokens on the market as soon as they’re listed on an exchange. There are always a risk in holding, since you never know how the secondary market is going to treat a token. But equally, strong projects with good fundamentals have the potential to appreciate hugely in price.
How better do you think?
How better do you think?
It really depends on the token holders' financial strategy and approach.
All of us are privileged to act out as we deem it necessary or profitable. Hodlers find it more beneficial to keep your tokens with you until it amassed an exponential value. But other investors are happy with a quick profit no matter how low. Their strategy is to get a little profit and move on to another investment then do the same thing over and over again. This way they feel more secured with very less risk to deal with. Though of course, this entails minimal profit everytime.
I think that what you choose to do with your tokens after you get them is entirely up to you, but if you are seeking for advise, I would suggest that you hodl your tokens. Who knows, the market might swing in their favor, and you will be making some really cool profits. You can also sell when you see that the tokens are shitty ones though.
true, depends on the token. i think tokens which have passed some regulatory requirements are for hold since if the company/developer behind it spent time doing their records straight with the authority and to other financial institutions, it's a good signal that they are for seriously building the project in full. like the stock market, if the business is fully pledged to the company's growth, it's a Hold for sure.
Yes cause sooner or later regulation will take place and compliant tokens are safe. Check Formosa Financial, in their whitepaper ===="The issuance of digital fiat currencies by Formosa Financial, the consummation of which shall be subject to applicable laws and regulations, will adhere to the highest standards of compliance and transparency. All reserve account balances will be publicly visible in real-time and regularly audited
by reputable accounting firms, enabling customers to transact with the world’s first globally accessible and bank-banked digital fiat currencies"
Selling is the 'current' way to make money and holding is the way to encourage your future. The mix of these ways will be more suitable and profitable from all sides.
That is completely up to you since it is your money at stake here. You need to do your research and decide whether you are willing to HODL or not. The fact is that the market will not stay bearish forever and it will turn bullish again(Could happen tomorrow, next year or the year after that) which is why you need to figure out whether you are willing to HODL or not. If you cannot risk losing your money, I suggest converting your crypto into FIAT asap in order to recover your investment. Do your research op.
true, depends on the token. i think tokens which have passed some regulatory requirements are for hold since if the company/developer behind it spent time doing their records straight with the authority and to other financial institutions, it's a good signal that they are for seriously building the project in full. like the stock market, if the business is fully pledged to the company's growth, it's a Hold for sure.
sometimes i want to throw it in the market.
but, if i looking back about the project.... i'll hold this.
And, my decision is.... sell some tokens and hold 50-75%
but, if i looking back about the project.... i'll hold this.
And, my decision is.... sell some tokens and hold 50-75%
Now it is better not to drop coins , and keep a long time. You can transfer everything to bitcoin.How best to do-it is difficult to say.The market is constantly surprising.
I don't see any future for utility tokens.
Nowadays, they are needed, because there is a lot of friction to buy them. You have to go through exchanges, then BTC/ETH and then buy the tokens to use on the platforms/apps. The problem is, the same platforms/apps are not ready to use yet. So nobody needs the tokens. And when they get ready, the technological infrastructure will be so developed that you would be able to insta buy and use the token in a millisecond, so you won't need to hold and store it. You just keep BTC.
Nowadays, they are needed, because there is a lot of friction to buy them. You have to go through exchanges, then BTC/ETH and then buy the tokens to use on the platforms/apps. The problem is, the same platforms/apps are not ready to use yet. So nobody needs the tokens. And when they get ready, the technological infrastructure will be so developed that you would be able to insta buy and use the token in a millisecond, so you won't need to hold and store it. You just keep BTC.
Lots of dump their tokens on the market as soon as they’re listed on an exchange. There are always a risk in holding, since you never know how the secondary market is going to treat a token. But equally, strong projects with good fundamentals have the potential to appreciate hugely in price.
How better do you think?
How better do you think?
there are several reasons and plans in each futures investment strategy. I think you can decide if you are an investor, I'm sure you never invest because you ask this question. So, there are many differences if you have knowledge about investments, market plans and strategies, especially about trading. I think you should look for knowledge
depending on what price you are willing to sell tokens. I try to keep tokens as long as possible for a long-term perspective.
Most of the time, I sell my tokens immediately and buy more of my holding coins. There are also some times that I hold it if I see potential on the project. I don’t hold my tokens for long though, I’ll just check if there are any changes before selling it.
I would recommend to be very selective with the projects you get into in the first place, if you just aim for projects without promise you will definitely end up dumping their tokens or most of them at least.
I guess bear market is the major cause of recent dumps tokens when it is listed in the market immediately, in the past most people hold tokens for months to make some good X return before dumping on the exchanges, but the bear market, is no longer allowing people to hold tokens for longer anymore.
For me it really depends on the tokens, if i get a very solid coin and the bear market is not happening, then I will hold, but if market is in the bear condition then, I will have to sell them off and look to re-buy it at dip.
for myself still hold the tokens that I get from ico because the possibility of token price can still develop according to ico project if good then over time will follow the movement of the market.
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