Topic: Who day trades and who is a holder? - page 2. (Read 258 times)
I got into crypto thinking I would Hodl, but then immediately started day trading when I was how volatile the market was at the time. Now Hodling again.
By day trade I mean literally trading atleast 5 days of the week and by holder I mean holding coins for 3 months or MORE.....
I consider myself a little bit of both.
Why you are curious to know about the number of holders and daily traders? Are you taking any type of survey or making some stats?I consider myself a little bit of both.
Everyone here belongs to one of these communities (i.e daily traders and holders), but the majority are of holders because majority of the people don't give proper attention to the market so they prefer to only invest and wait for the price to rise high.
P.S I am both, holder+daily trader.
I just Trade with mid-term and long term. Trade for 2 week until 1 month, and with this strategic I can got more profit
By day trade I mean literally trading atleast 5 days of the week and by holder I mean holding coins for 3 months or MORE.....
I consider myself a little bit of both.
I consider myself a little bit of both.
A lot of people will still fall in the category of the two because even if you want to be a day trader, some factors that are beyond your doing or influence, will force you to hold. For example if I should by at a certain price with the mind to sell at +20% before the next day, but that didn't happen, I am forced to wait a little longer than necessary which then force me to the second category because of the target I have set for myself. So, I also consider myself as a little of both.
By day trade I mean literally trading atleast 5 days of the week and by holder I mean holding coins for 3 months or MORE.....
I consider myself a little bit of both.
I consider myself a little bit of both.
I try daily trading and it turns out daily trading is very risky when the price is too high you should not do daily trading because it will make you stuck at a very high price. I prefer long-term trading and make altcoin an investment I can count on.
By day trade I mean literally trading atleast 5 days of the week and by holder I mean holding coins for 3 months or MORE.....
I consider myself a little bit of both.
If you want to become a trader then you should be able to analyze price at any time. You can not say that today is a holiday, you should be able to take action at any time because you are responsible for all the coins you have. When you can take advantage of momentum then you can benefit and when you lose momentum because you are on vacation then you will experience regret in your life. I consider myself a little bit of both.
By day trade I mean literally trading atleast 5 days of the week and by holder I mean holding coins for 3 months or MORE.....
I consider myself a little bit of both.
From my own point of view or perspective I will likened a day trader as someone who has a trading strategy that can last between 2 to 5 days also called swing trading in spot forex trading and some day traders has positions that last within a day meanwhile hodlers are traders who buy low a hold positions for a long time it can be monthly or even yearly they might not have a trading strategy. I consider myself a little bit of both.
I am mainly a hodler but I do do the odd trades when I get time although over the silly season I didn't get much time to trade at all and just managed to keep an eye for some coins etc. If some coins moon then I usually sell off a few of them and use some of the new capital to recycle into new projects that have potential to see good gains, but am trying this time to hold some of the best coins for long term as I missed out on BTC, ETHEREUM and all the big cap coins. So am banking of getting bags of smaller cap coins and see them blow up in 2018. Let's see if this happens lol.
I'm virtually a holder and that's what i do best and occasionally dump some coins.I have been holding some coins for the past 1 year without touching them.I used to day trade but it wasn't that profitable for me so i just decided to invest in promising ICOs and hold their tokens afterwards.
Those who deal with daily commerce are more knowledgeable, but most of their time has to spend on computer and monitor. That's why they work like a job. Long-term traders have a more stable structure, and generally spend less time on trade. It's a time-related choice.
I hold my coins, I like it than doing day trade because I don't have a lot of free time in my hands so I might lose a lot if I don't pay attention to the prices every hour. I don't know if I consider myself a holder because I tend to sell a portion of my coins when it's profitable and the coins I mostly hold doesn't last for 3 months.
I doing both because i have full time in this job, so i divide my money in to 60% for holding and others 40% for day trade. Indeed holding is more easy but i doing also day trading just want to learn about how day trading work and how to maximize the profit by learn some strategy.
due to my hectic and busy schedule, i do prefer holding than scalping daily. holding is less stress and easier to manage. just put your desired price then leave it until it is sold.
I have a permanent cold storage position that ive hedl for years, a daytrading bankroll, and then withdrawn cash that will never see crypto again.
Most of us don't trade 5 days a week, so most of us are holders. There could be more people trading 5 days a week, but the majority awaits the opportunity. They trade when it looks profitable to sell or buy. There are some altcoins that they will hold for at least 3 months.
By day trade I mean literally trading atleast 5 days of the week and by holder I mean holding coins for 3 months or MORE.....
I consider myself a little bit of both.
Daily traders usually hold a coin for no more than 1-3 days.I consider myself a little bit of both.
while the holder is a merchant who is able to hold their coins for 3 months or a year. usually they have knowledge of the future of a coin they hold.
By day trade I mean literally trading atleast 5 days of the week and by holder I mean holding coins for 3 months or MORE.....
I consider myself a little bit of both.
I consider myself a little bit of both.
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