Topic: WHAT TYPE OF CRYPTO INVESTOR ARE YOU? - page 8. (Read 2657 times)
I am definitely a cryptocurrency enthusiast. I check the news and my financial portfolio every day;)
I am number 3. I am holder and that too for somewhat medium to long term. I believe by holding, or accumulating at lower prices, may get better benefits than the trading of cryptocurrencies. Also, we need to ensure diversity in our investment to keep ourselves away from too many losses.
There are different types of investors with varying priorities goals, habits, and tolerance of risk. Read this thread to know the type of crypto investor you are.
1. Newbie: In any industry you must first be a newbie before you become a pro. To get started with crypto you need a little capital to start. This group include those with a little or no knowledge about the crypto industry but eager to seek to diversify their investments into new high risk assets that offer a good return
2. Crypto Enthusiast: Like a newbie, the crypto enthusiast joined the market not long ago and still doesnt have enough knowledge about the crypto industry although he has built a diversified portfolio which he checks their performance everyday.
3. Hodler: They are people who will rather hold any crypto no matter the ups and down they believe one day it will get to their desired price
4. Early Adopter: The early adopter are people who got into bitcoin when it was less than $100 about some few years ago. At that time everyone thought bitcoin was a scam but they took the courage to buy some because they believed in the technology.
5. Professional Trader: These guys have seen crypto trading as a part time or full time job. They dont have concern with holding cryptos for a long time. Their main and only goal is short term profits.
What type of investor are you? Im definitely an HODLER
1. Newbie: In any industry you must first be a newbie before you become a pro. To get started with crypto you need a little capital to start. This group include those with a little or no knowledge about the crypto industry but eager to seek to diversify their investments into new high risk assets that offer a good return
2. Crypto Enthusiast: Like a newbie, the crypto enthusiast joined the market not long ago and still doesnt have enough knowledge about the crypto industry although he has built a diversified portfolio which he checks their performance everyday.
3. Hodler: They are people who will rather hold any crypto no matter the ups and down they believe one day it will get to their desired price
4. Early Adopter: The early adopter are people who got into bitcoin when it was less than $100 about some few years ago. At that time everyone thought bitcoin was a scam but they took the courage to buy some because they believed in the technology.
5. Professional Trader: These guys have seen crypto trading as a part time or full time job. They dont have concern with holding cryptos for a long time. Their main and only goal is short term profits.
What type of investor are you? Im definitely an HODLER
I'm more of a crypto enthusiast and forced holder. I'll explain what it is: I hold the coins exactly until I can sell them. Most of the coins in the wallet are dead weight and do not cost anything, but sometimes accidentally an old forgotten coin can accidentally enter the market and make it possible to earn good money. So I'm a forced holder)
maybe I'm in the category point to 3 like Hodler. because I personally like investing in the long term but with the top coins which have a further price development and not with coins that are difficult to develop, like Ethereum & Binancecoin are the best investments because they have given me good returns ..
Whether it goes up or down, I never sell the tokens I have bought. Of course, with several considerations before deciding to buy. I'm no.3, a hodler. I'm sure my portfolio will increase later.
Holder is the one that I also belong to that category because when you do some research and knows that true potential of that coin is going to be much better in coming time than only holding and buying on the dips is the answer to it. So, I believe in what I buy and accordingly I hold it and have my startegy in place.
I am a holder like person number three. I buy some coins from the market and hoard them in the hope of a higher price later. I always buy different coins that my mind wants and I stock them in the hope of higher prices. In this way, sometimes I get a lot of losses.
Whether it goes up or down, I never sell the tokens I have bought. Of course, with several considerations before deciding to buy. I'm no.3, a hodler. I'm sure my portfolio will increase later.
Based on the choice of crypto investor types in the opening post, I am including a hodler and a professional trader. Because I have
no problem holding coins for a relatively long time, so I can reach the sell target I have set. And also I will use some coins that
have a high volume, to be able to make a profit. For now, crypto trading is my full time job, so I will try to make profit from trading,
one of which is to take advantage of the volatile crypto market to get short-term profit.
no problem holding coins for a relatively long time, so I can reach the sell target I have set. And also I will use some coins that
have a high volume, to be able to make a profit. For now, crypto trading is my full time job, so I will try to make profit from trading,
one of which is to take advantage of the volatile crypto market to get short-term profit.
There are different types of investors with varying priorities goals, habits, and tolerance of risk. Read this thread to know the type of crypto investor you are.
1. Newbie: In any industry you must first be a newbie before you become a pro. To get started with crypto you need a little capital to start. This group include those with a little or no knowledge about the crypto industry but eager to seek to diversify their investments into new high risk assets that offer a good return
2. Crypto Enthusiast: Like a newbie, the crypto enthusiast joined the market not long ago and still doesnt have enough knowledge about the crypto industry although he has built a diversified portfolio which he checks their performance everyday.
3. Hodler: They are people who will rather hold any crypto no matter the ups and down they believe one day it will get to their desired price
4. Early Adopter: The early adopter are people who got into bitcoin when it was less than $100 about some few years ago. At that time everyone thought bitcoin was a scam but they took the courage to buy some because they believed in the technology.
5. Professional Trader: These guys have seen crypto trading as a part time or full time job. They dont have concern with holding cryptos for a long time. Their main and only goal is short term profits.
What type of investor are you? Im definitely an HODLER
1. Newbie: In any industry you must first be a newbie before you become a pro. To get started with crypto you need a little capital to start. This group include those with a little or no knowledge about the crypto industry but eager to seek to diversify their investments into new high risk assets that offer a good return
2. Crypto Enthusiast: Like a newbie, the crypto enthusiast joined the market not long ago and still doesnt have enough knowledge about the crypto industry although he has built a diversified portfolio which he checks their performance everyday.
3. Hodler: They are people who will rather hold any crypto no matter the ups and down they believe one day it will get to their desired price
4. Early Adopter: The early adopter are people who got into bitcoin when it was less than $100 about some few years ago. At that time everyone thought bitcoin was a scam but they took the courage to buy some because they believed in the technology.
5. Professional Trader: These guys have seen crypto trading as a part time or full time job. They dont have concern with holding cryptos for a long time. Their main and only goal is short term profits.
What type of investor are you? Im definitely an HODLER
i'am a trader, but not professional yet buddy
because i still have a fear and greed
You can call me a hodler and an enthusiast up until now i keep on learning new things about crypto, some people call them self expert where in fact they them self commit mistakes, Defi is making headlines and lots of traders put their hands on it but i guess this won`t be a good long term hodle.
You're doing the right thing. Cryptocurrencies are a very rapidly changing market. There may be a new favorite and a way to earn good money every day. Therefore, in order to have a good profit here, you need to constantly study and read a lot of news sources in search of important information.
I'm a long term investor. I invest money in potential coin. I choose Ethereum and LiteCoin. I buy some Ethereum and LiteCoin and hold them for long time. I'm pretty sure that those coin give me a huge profit.
Yes, I am a HODLER too,
pick one of the top 100 based market caps then wait until the price rising, usually, I buy on a bearish situation
pick one of the top 100 based market caps then wait until the price rising, usually, I buy on a bearish situation
And how do you determine whether the current situation is bearish for the coin or not? After all, you may think that the price is at the bottom, but in fact it will be a plateau before the next price drop.
let's just take a look in DOGE price always rise up follows BTC as usual altcoin of course, and Community
that makes DOGE interesting the coin based on a Joke. but yeah, the community really likes it, even Elon Musk the most famous Tech Influencer interested in it.
and do any of you guys look at the last Pump of DOGE?
it was caused by unknown TikTok guys, and yes, the price rises up as hell
I'm crypto enthusiast and hodler. I want to learn more stuff about cryptos, it helps you to pick your best coins on exchange, by learning you will know what is going on with the coins/tokens that you invest. You don't want to actually pick any coins on that exchange without any research right? That's why knowledge is important.
Correct. By learning you'll be able to make better analysis with crypto project that you'll going to invest. Supporting project
needs lots of knowledge for you to able to anticipate what will be the next good trend and when
will you need to invest our money, good timing also play big role as you'll have the greater chance to make good profits.
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Absolutely i am number 3 ....
I am doing that with much more analyze, not just holding. And i am sure about that...
I am doing that with much more analyze, not just holding. And i am sure about that...
If you are aiming for much bigger chance of surviving and earning from this market, good to deal with this and analyze
deeper, time consuming but the outcome is much better than risking without doing your research.
Absolutly i am number 3 ....
I am doing that with much more analize, not just holding. And i am sure about that...
I am doing that with much more analize, not just holding. And i am sure about that...
I'm crypto enthusiast and hodler. I want to learn more stuff about cryptos, it helps you to pick your best coins on exchange, by learning you will know what is going on with the coins/tokens that you invest. You don't want to actualyl pick any coins on that exchange without any research right? That's why knowledge is important.
3. Hodler: They are people who will rather hold any crypto no matter the ups and down they believe one day it will get to their desired price.
Since the year 2018, I am a certified Hodler. I'd like to save and keep cryptos especially when the price is low because my mind is set that it will only be converted into fiat once the desired price is reached. I also love to watch that its price rises so as my profit. But I have also seen the dis-advantage of being hodler. On the year 2018, I am waiting for BTC price to reached $20K. That was already December, I thought it will reached it but on the middle of the month it slowly goes down. I thought it will recover but no. It continue to goes down. Times comes that I needed money, I had no choice. I converted some even though the price is already low. I lost the big profit I've got when it is near $20K
It's very simple, you didn't use the Analytics and experience of previous years. According to all forecasts, bitcoin should have gone down as a natural spab more than a good jump. After all, you bought it at what level of capitalization? So think about how the price will move in the event of a global pandemic, for example. Then you will learn to see the market move and act more intelligently
I am definitely a hodler and also early adopter, but the first time i know about Bitcoin is when the price are $750, i believe it was on Q4 2016. But beside of that, I also a day-trader, trading crypto in a daily basis, which is only looking for a little bit percentage of profit, mostly I do it on Binance Futures.
I do not know i fit in any of these categories or not. I like to do a trade but I only trade those type of assets that is also good for long term investment. I buy my desired coin with half of my balance and wait for it to push up. If the market dumps almost 50% I buy more coin with the other half and wait for it to reach break-even or make a small profit so that I can exit the trade.
Actually I'm not fit in any of these categories. Top exchange listed coins, circulating supply is high and when price is low. I haven't supported it for a very long time. Fifty percent investment is a very good idea but you shouldn't invest the whole 50 percent in a single coin. The second quarter next year will be the right time for early adopters or short time holders. I am holder and early adopter. Since I am in crypto for 5 years, I do not care when price goes up or down. I buy everytime when I have money, this strategy is stress-free and proven to be the most successful one. 
If you buy coins at the maximum prices, you can only get losses. Therefore, I believe that it is important to buy coins exactly when the price of them has fallen. In order to determine the level of prices is sufficient to look at the charts and trading history on the exchanges.
3. Hodler: They are people who will rather hold any crypto no matter the ups and down they believe one day it will get to their desired price.
Since the year 2018, I am a certified Hodler. I'd like to save and keep cryptos especially when the price is low because my mind is set that it will only be converted into fiat once the desired price is reached. I also love to watch that its price rises so as my profit. But I have also seen the dis-advantage of being hodler. On the year 2018, I am waiting for BTC price to reached $20K. That was already December, I thought it will reached it but on the middle of the month it slowly goes down. I thought it will recover but no. It continue to goes down. Times comes that I needed money, I had no choice. I converted some even though the price is already low. I lost the big profit I've got when it is near $20K
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