I'm a bit of both. I put money into the market through work (I accept BTC for freelancing work).
I then remove some of the BTC (for bills, etc) + keep some in BTC (just because I believe in BTC as a whole)
Topic: WHICH GROUP DO YOU BELONG HERE - page 9. (Read 1549 times)
I do have some savings in the crypto currencies but I take when I badly need money, such as emergencies. At times of need like health problems then it should be taken care of right away. Where does that belong to? But I do like to keep my coins if not needed and buy mire when I have spare money, maybe I fall for the bull in your poll.
I personally am more suitable for the mid-term investor, because when buying bitcoin or ethereum, I hold it for a relatively long time. when I buy floating minus occurs in a long time, and I sell it when the target is met. and buy back when there is a price correction. maybe when asked by a group, I am more inclined to medium-term traders
I belong to bulls group easily, I haven't put too much money into the market because I am not rich and it is only few hundred bucks but from someone who lives in a third world country that is a lot of money. I have about 7 thousand dollars worth in crypto total and I can't sell all of it since the coins I hold (bounty and airdrop mostly) have absolutely zero volume and I would have to destroy the market and get maybe 500-1000 dollars for all of them if I sold it all right now.
I actually calculated and it is around 0.25 right now if I sold all of them which is not bad amount of money for me but considering the market price would be around 0.7 instead of 0.25 it would be useless to sell them all right now. That is why I can easily say that I belong to bulls group.
I actually calculated and it is around 0.25 right now if I sold all of them which is not bad amount of money for me but considering the market price would be around 0.7 instead of 0.25 it would be useless to sell them all right now. That is why I can easily say that I belong to bulls group.
I am picking myself as the group of bear because i am short term investor, afraid of taking risk and losing my money in the end and there are nothing wrong with that because everyone are entitled to their investments even it's big or small. As long as i can take profit for a short time, it's always fine with me.
I think i will call myself as a short term investor because i buy when it goes down and wait for a while and hope it goes up and i then sell and make some profits through the differences. Patience is paramount in this endeavour. 
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
I belong to this one since I am for long term holding and adding some coins whenever I have a chance and ofcourse enough capital because people like me that has family to took care is really hard to adjust my moneyQuote
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
I use to be like this couple years ago when I always withdraw if my capital gets at least 10-20% but things changed when 2018 comes and I leave no choice but to hold and now I loving what I am doing
I am picking myself as the group of bear because i am short term investor, afraid of taking risk and losing my money in the end and there are nothing wrong with that because everyone are entitled to their investments even it's big or small. As long as i can take profit for a short time, it's always fine with me.
I'm long term speaking bullish but in the short term that can change. Currently I'm short term bearish and spend some of my coins to not lose much in purchasing power, which can be seen as cashing out.
The thing with people is that they think bears are bears for ever. Rational traders/investors follow the trend and based on that trend they are either bullish or bearish. Nothing wrong with that.
People here consider bears trolls and fud spreaders while they haven't done anything of that nature at all. Just because you don't like someone's bearish outlook doesn't mean that this person is spreading fud. Makes little sense.
The thing with people is that they think bears are bears for ever. Rational traders/investors follow the trend and based on that trend they are either bullish or bearish. Nothing wrong with that.
People here consider bears trolls and fud spreaders while they haven't done anything of that nature at all. Just because you don't like someone's bearish outlook doesn't mean that this person is spreading fud. Makes little sense.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
2017 to 1st quarter of 2018 i was in the Bull Group, i literally watched my folio dissolved and turn negative
because of that i hold a lot of coins that turn shit but supposedly brought profit on the Bull run last 2017
i had lots of what if and should have done , i literally lost huge amount but definitely it was a lesson learnt
now i am more of a swing trader and doing 50/50 , 50% on btc 50% on usdt.
too bad but your not the only one that experience that . i was also from bulls group before , not because of constant buying but because of long term hodling/investing but after a year and two i decided to switch lanes because im not feeling well with my coins . i sold them slowly until a few coins have only left on my portfolio . the year 2017 was indeed good but the year 2018 give us all a phobia about hodling .
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
2017 to 1st quarter of 2018 i was in the Bull Group, i literally watched my folio dissolved and turn negative
because of that i hold a lot of coins that turn shit but supposedly brought profit on the Bull run last 2017
i had lots of what if and should have done , i literally lost huge amount but definitely it was a lesson learnt
now i am more of a swing trader and doing 50/50 , 50% on btc 50% on usdt.
I might be can be called as both of them that depend on the market situations if i feel i could get short term profit then i would sold my crypto assets including bitcoin but sometimes my plan will change if there is no upcoming pump to particular coins then long term hold could be good option to do so
I belong to the BEAR group.
In my observation, long term investment is not really one of the wise decisions. When I have knowledge of Technical Analysic, I understand charts, and I can make a lot of money from fluctuations. So why do I have to hold long term with great risk?
I believe there are many traders who think like me.
In my observation, long term investment is not really one of the wise decisions. When I have knowledge of Technical Analysic, I understand charts, and I can make a lot of money from fluctuations. So why do I have to hold long term with great risk?
I believe there are many traders who think like me.
Really? Not a good idea? Most people who came to the forum before 2018 will disagree.
I'm a bull. I bought my coins years ago and earned some through various trades, forum jobs, giveaways, airdrop conversions, and so on. I believe in Bitcoin, not the altcoins, although I've bought ETHa few months ago when it was hitting its yearly lows. I tend to convert everything into Bitcoin and aim to hold a big portfolio at least until the next halving.
IMO, we are going to hit at least another ATH before we stabilize and I'm not planning to sell for less than 25-30k USD per coin, or preferably before I'm able to spend directly, as I don't want USD, but goods and services. I'd like to avoid conversion.
I belong to the BEAR group.
In my observation, long term investment is not really one of the wise decisions. When I have knowledge of Technical Analysic, I understand charts, and I can make a lot of money from fluctuations. So why do I have to hold long term with great risk?
I believe there are many traders who think like me.
In my observation, long term investment is not really one of the wise decisions. When I have knowledge of Technical Analysic, I understand charts, and I can make a lot of money from fluctuations. So why do I have to hold long term with great risk?
I believe there are many traders who think like me.
I'm divided into two actually. For high value coins, i choose bull's group. I tend to invest them for a long time and rarely take them out if it's not needed.
Meanwhile for the others, it's bear's group. I will most likely use them for short term investment only. I don't plan keeping them for a long time so i often sold them immediately if the price is high. I think it depends on the value and volatility of the coins to determine which group am i belong.
Meanwhile for the others, it's bear's group. I will most likely use them for short term investment only. I don't plan keeping them for a long time so i often sold them immediately if the price is high. I think it depends on the value and volatility of the coins to determine which group am i belong.
With these given selections, I was belong to Bulls as i keep on holding my Crypto assets until now in which most of them are maybe going to be crap soon as i missed to sell them high during the Bullish time before. I don't know if this is greediness but still i am holding and hoping that the market will become bullish again so that my old coins will not going to be really useless in the future.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
Probably 50/50. Depends on token, current market and lots of stuff.
Why not just ask if you are an investor or a trader.
Most traders do short term investing while investors tend to be attached with their coins and keep it for the promise land.
What is this for again?
Basing on each users way of replies here, you could definitely tell who they are.
Well, there are instances it might change at the long run.
Most traders do short term investing while investors tend to be attached with their coins and keep it for the promise land.
What is this for again?
Basing on each users way of replies here, you could definitely tell who they are.
Well, there are instances it might change at the long run.
Is there any group that focus on their own goals, price setting and own analysis? Maybe I will start that group because you can’t always hold, or you are not allowed to sell this will always depend on the strategy that you have. If you’re bull then so be it, just be more confident with your investment. I want the price to go up for me to sell, its not a dump group i guess, its more on hitting your goal.
Well, there are other groups you could have acknowledged hahaha...Anyways pertaining to your options, I think I'll be part of the long termers. that's because I've been in for quite sometimes now and I'm still riding along no matter what happens.
Based on your two categories, I can be defined as a "Bull" with hoard tendencies. I use 10% of my monthly salary to continuously buy more and more coins, when the price is low. I believe in a long-term strategy and also to spend 20% of all coins I buy to sustain the network that supports Bitcoin payments. 
So I do "sell" bitcoins regularly, but it is only to pay for services and goods that are on offer for Bitcoin payment. If we stop paying with bitcoins, merchants will stop accepting it.
I use 10% of my monthly salary to continuously buy more and more coins, when the price is low. I believe in a long-term strategy and also to spend 20% of all coins I buy to sustain the network that supports Bitcoin payments. So I do "sell" bitcoins regularly, but it is only to pay for services and goods that are on offer for Bitcoin payment. If we stop paying with bitcoins, merchants will stop accepting it.
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