In the beginning time i hold many new coins but later i was scammed by many coins after that now i'm a short time investor.
By the way still market has so many coins to hold i think.
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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. 
Im a Crypto Enthusiast! I admit that my knowledge in cryptocurrency is little but I have some coins/tokens that I believe will give good fortune in time. 🙂 I wanna be a hodler in the near future.
Crypto Enthusiast, maybe?
I knew Bitcoin 3 years ago, I tried to find how to get money online on Google, one of them are Bitcoin. Until now, I only followed the bounty program to earn bitcoin and discussed with friends about Crypto.
I knew Bitcoin 3 years ago, I tried to find how to get money online on Google, one of them are Bitcoin. Until now, I only followed the bounty program to earn bitcoin and discussed with friends about Crypto.
newbie, maybe ...
because I have been around 3-4 years in the crypto world, but I still don't dare to invest in large amounts. at most just $ 100 so far. I spend more time on the bounty campaign. oh yes, maybe I am more worthy of being called a bounty hunter.
because I have been around 3-4 years in the crypto world, but I still don't dare to invest in large amounts. at most just $ 100 so far. I spend more time on the bounty campaign. oh yes, maybe I am more worthy of being called a bounty hunter.
I am a coin holder. at that start from a friend of mine, showed me how to use wallets and exchanges. Since then I have been slowly increasing the number of coins or tokens on the exchange despite the huge spike in the market.
yes,My behaviour depends on my analysis and sometimes on my own feelings. I care about hodling some tokens and coins sometimes and i do it but i might dump anytime, it's all related to my analysis and my doubts/feelings as i stated so i don't belong to the hodlers.
I think am currently in the newbie category although I ve a been a freelance bounty Hunter for 2 years, trying to learn the ropes on trading
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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.
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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.
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For me, this is the best option .... It is unfortunately quite risky, but when you enter the project at the beginning of its existence, you have a chance to make a really substantial profit if the project turns out to be profitable ...
Unfortunately, the chances of this are not very high (90% of projects finish before they achieve their goals; - /) but sometimes it's worth taking the risk ....
Nevertheless, I always prefer to devote my time to already proven projects that rewards with coins that are already on the stock exchanges - thanks to this I diversify the time between proven and very risky projects ...
I like a variety of top coin investments, I see how the role of the team in developing the project, develop the coin price when on the market, and of course hold for a certain period or at least until the price of the coin has increased.
Taking your opportunities when the coins bring something decent after holding it for some period of time, there's always differences in terms of understanding each project but as long as you are engaged with the project development and with how the developers works around, you'll be able to find the right timing from how you place your entry and exit position.
Another member of the holder army here. I tried being a day trader back in 2017 but it was way too stressful, especially when the price action of the coin didn't follow the expected pattern of TA. So now I try to sniff out promising projects and hodl them thorough pain and glory.
I hope you don't hold the coins you bought back in 2017. They should have been sold long ago.
For all this time, I have become convinced that long-term hodl of coins rarely brings profit. As a rule, it is clear within a month or two whether a new coin will grow or not.
Another member of the holder army here. I tried being a day trader back in 2017 but it was way too stressful, especially when the price action of the coin didn't follow the expected pattern of TA. So now I try to sniff out promising projects and hodl them thorough pain and glory.
I am Hodler. Because I am not very good at trading and identifying new projects so I think the safest way is to be a Hodler. For Hodlers patience is the main thing, while waiting for me to make another earning from another fields, in the crypto world I am more inclined to bounties to find additional income.
Are we talking altcoins, right? Alts that are which are most of them can't sustain prices for a very long time. If that's the case then I think hodling i the bet thing you can do. You know, you might miss the boat anytime and can't sell on the best price thus lose profits sooner or later. The less you act, the more risk you are facing dude. But if your coins are the same as old as eth then maybe I can put a consideration since they are more stable. Nonetheless, learn daytrading because that's better .
Am more like a cryptocurrency enthusiasts that has been in the crypto space for couples of years with good experience of how the blockchain truly works.
I am hodler. I know that you can make way more profit as a trader who actively buys the dips and sells the tops, but you have also more risk there and i just don't have the time for that.
Another reason is i would have to pay taxes for every coin/token i sell that i didn't hold for at least 1 year so thats another reason, i don't want to make my tax declaration more complicated than it already is.
But it's also dangerous to fall in love with your coin and never sell it.
Another reason is i would have to pay taxes for every coin/token i sell that i didn't hold for at least 1 year so thats another reason, i don't want to make my tax declaration more complicated than it already is.
But it's also dangerous to fall in love with your coin and never sell it.
What coins are you holding bro? At one time, I also hodl a lot of coins, because of this I received a decent loss. Now I act differently.
I am hodler. I know that you can make way more profit as a trader who actively buys the dips and sells the tops, but you have also more risk there and i just don't have the time for that.
Another reason is i would have to pay taxes for every coin/token i sell that i didn't hold for at least 1 year so thats another reason, i don't want to make my tax declaration more complicated than it already is.
But it's also dangerous to fall in love with your coin and never sell it.
Another reason is i would have to pay taxes for every coin/token i sell that i didn't hold for at least 1 year so thats another reason, i don't want to make my tax declaration more complicated than it already is.
But it's also dangerous to fall in love with your coin and never sell it.
After trying to be a expert crypto trader I've end up losing too many money, I don't have interest in trying out my luck with crypto projects anymore, I'm going fully into top 10 coins on coinmarketcap, crypto can change your life and it can also ruin your life, whatever risk you plan to take always use limited money
All roads are risky, we must be careful.So to reduce the bad risk we have to be really mature and sure to take action, do a long research if there are still doubts, studying with previous people who already have a lot of experience, it's better not to rush to take action
I am a newbie, do you have any guidelines for me as a beginner?
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 think I am a hodler type of investor, because I hold a lot of crypto coin that don't have a price yet or even I like to buy crypto whose price is dropping a lot to be used as an investment and hold it, because I hope the price will increase very high and of course it will give me a very big profit and make me rich.
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in fact, the potential for early adoption is quite lucrative. it's just that, the choice of the project that we choose needs to be really precise in its development. however, so far I've only been the type to hold coins in the long run. I feel that the risk of being holders is smaller than others.
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