My investment strategy is
Learn TA and market structure
Research which projects are likely to do well when the market goes bullish again
Buy as close to the bottom of the market as possible possibly use a DCA method of investing
Have an exit strategy in place and don't be afraid to take some profits on the way up
Place some of those profits into passive income like staking decent projects or a masternode coin with a good team and ecosystem intent on creating a use case - one that has also stood the test of time.
The rest of those profits I would hedge into a stable coin and wait for the next market bottom to reinvest - (rinse and repeat)
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I’ve understood that the best strategy for me is to hodl BTC. Usually if I have odd money I invest in USDT, then put BTC buy limit-order (on 5-7 thousand lower than the market) and calmly wait till it will work.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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A stable and well-established project should have a realistic use case, fundamentals, growth history, and a team of transparent individuals. As I always suggest to any investor looking for the next crypto gem, a comprehensive research before venturing into any investment is required. My researches show, One of the altcoins best fit to the above criteria called #Stakenet #XSN. Check it out! https://stakenet.io Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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I invest in a potential project especially when I'll have an assurance that they could foster in the future because of their great whitepaper. I also check the legitimacy and activeness of the team behind it. It's also important for me to check the purpose of a coin or a project so it wouldn't turn into a rug. I'm sure that most of us have learned from the rug projects that we joined before.
Aside from having my portfolios managed, I really do my job in researching for those coins first before investing. The Idea itself isn't enough but the achievements and roadmap properly achieved is a must. These hard earned money should only go to projects that for me has the potential not just to go to moon but to secure that the promises mentioned in the roadmap. I also invest to those trusted CEO who has backgrounds in Cryptocurrency startups not those who literally comes out of nowhere and proclaims that he is something worth investing.
I invest in the project and the idea, I read and study the project, if I like it and the development is going properly, then I buy, and I love HYPE projects that are heard, for some time they are HYPE and everyone is just talking about it, you can go well on such projects...but it always turns out, in general, my strategy of a hamster investor)
Only popular coin is a good investment on the space , and for me the right time to invest is when they're going very dip because for sure what will be the next direction of the growth wherein as always, especially when mostly investors sees that its the right time to bump again and there's a sign of the trend, that's the real signal to buy for me. But yes it requires patience but worth it after all no regrets. Even long term or short term it depends..
I invest only in altcoins and only in the known and reliable ones the first of the charts of coingecko and coinmarketcap, the nft i know they have a lot of potential but i still don't feel like investing in them for now i get them only through airdrops my favorites are the cryptomonkeys
Everyone is picking number two because these days you could make an income with the NFT that you are holding, which is something that makes sense and I can totally understand it, but that doesn't change the fact that way before any of this was the norm for NFT, people were buying useless and worthless jpegs and gifs and tweets for millions of dollars, that never really made any sense to me at all but people still did it for some reason.
I understand that the overall situation in NFT world changed a lot, but it was not always like this and people really did picked the number one option for a long time. Like what's the point of having an NFT without having any purpose at all, people believed that if they could buy it, and hold it, the value of it will go up but it is definitely something that didn't worth anything at all, remember all those "this NFT got sold for 69 million dollars!" news, that was seriously a thing.
I understand that the overall situation in NFT world changed a lot, but it was not always like this and people really did picked the number one option for a long time. Like what's the point of having an NFT without having any purpose at all, people believed that if they could buy it, and hold it, the value of it will go up but it is definitely something that didn't worth anything at all, remember all those "this NFT got sold for 69 million dollars!" news, that was seriously a thing.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
1. 70% of my investment are going into market trends or holding a good fundamental tokens so if the market crash, i will still hold it and buy more because i know i'm holding a good coins.
2. 30% doing some investment on some new projects tokens such as NFT which in the hype right now but also with some deep research to the project first.
3. Usually split my main investoment tokens to 3-4 tokens with different background of development, so it won't crash at the same time
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I invest mainly because I believe in the ideology behind of that token. In this space where too many scams are hiding behind those good projects, it is quite good to invest to those who solves real life problems. Real utility tokens for me are the best ones to invest in. Red flags are also should be considered. Doing our research is a must and should be prioritized before investing. I have been a noob one in trading before but still learning from it. Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Of the three choices, I might tend to choose the first point. I choose investments based on the price, or the trend. however, in my portfolio, most hold popular coins like Ethereum or BNB. The strategy I use is a general strategy, which is to buy when the price is low, and sell when the price is high. well, this strategy can only happen at the first point.
Right. Try going to Uniswap or Sushiswap or if you like Bittrex, and try go into their socalled private rounds, 90% discounts or whatever. Buy the coin and tell me when it goes listing how much the price dumps, if you can. I've seen too many public price listings way lower than private sale rounds:)
Of course, there are cases when a coin is sold on DEX for less than at an early stage of sale. And I can give such an example of an unsuccessful investment in a PolyPad coin, the current price of which is 4 times lower than a private round. But, for example, a project like Cirus showed a profit of X16 from the private sale price and, accordingly, covered the losses of PolyPad and, if necessary, could cover another 15 unsuccessful investments.
Before I invest, first my consideration is what is the long term plan of the project. Second, who are the team. If I verified them that they are reliable. I will invest because I see them as useful in the long run. I just invest what I can afford to take risk.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I believe option 3 is quite better in this current market, while in a bear market option 2 goes on.
For option 3, when a trend starts you will realise that most coins developed towards that idea of a trend leads the market and pumps massively, therefore being involved with the good ones with attractive use cases will pave way for more growth as well as leading to more gains, in other words, a project offers good use case as well as leveraging the market trend (like NFT) to grow, an example is AXS.
For option 2, during a bear market what matters is only coins and tokens with strong team and usefulness, these two factors will help when the market starts growing, because the team already have something good to offer and people will only but start buying back in order to follow up with their growth, examples are ETH, ADA, SOL and so on.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
In my case, my way of investing is to split them into those two categories you've mentioned. Actually they're connected that is why I use them both as a basis if it is good or bad to invest to a particular coin/token. As of now, I also had chosen to invest on those NFT projects, especially those NFT games that are currently booming like Axie Infinity and Plants vs Undead.
Currently looking for more potential NFT games, you might want to mention some guys, thanks
I invest in Projects that offer multiple earning options, that are easy to understand and use, that offer multiple use cases, and that have a community that supports me at all times. that's why I invest in $DIVI
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
In my case, my way of investing is to split them into those two categories you've mentioned. Actually they're connected that is why I use them both as a basis if it is good or bad to invest to a particular coin/token. As of now, I also had chosen to invest on those NFT projects, especially those NFT games that are currently booming like Axie Infinity and Plants vs Undead.
Currently looking for more potential NFT games, you might want to mention some guys, thanks
I am currently investing in an old altcoin that I trust, which the coin is already based on my research. Because based on experience I will choose a coin that is strong and held by a bearish market and quickly recovers. For NFT is currently trending, if you have more funds, it can be adjusted to your current capital, and of course the risk is borne by each.
For me, it will be more profitable if we come up investing in those potential coins that are still developing actively in the market and has a good community demand, and those trending NFT games that are currently creating huge interest on the part of its gamers and might still want also to invest in NFT projects as they have potentials also to be more valuable in the market.
We all have different strategies when it comes to our own investments and probably your strategy won't work for me or the other way around. So it will be a good idea to continue exploring new investing strategies as they can be more helpful in achieving our goals in a clearer picture.
1.) team
2.) investors
3.) see how the coin is distributed and check for whales who could tank the price
4.) usefulness
5.) if I can use it to improve my life or for entertainment
Projects I like right now at AAVE, NEAR, SOL, CELO
2.) investors
3.) see how the coin is distributed and check for whales who could tank the price
4.) usefulness
5.) if I can use it to improve my life or for entertainment
Projects I like right now at AAVE, NEAR, SOL, CELO
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
In my case, my way of investing is to split them into those two categories you've mentioned. Actually they're connected that is why I use them both as a basis if it is good or bad to invest to a particular coin/token. As of now, I also had chosen to invest on those NFT projects, especially those NFT games that are currently booming like Axie Infinity and Plants vs Undead.
Currently looking for more potential NFT games, you might want to mention some guys, thanks
In the purchasing processes, I first look at the project team and its details. Apart from that, if the grown-ups are selling what they have by chance, I try to collect them after they fall. That's the Golden Rule for me. I never invest in other people's opinions. Because they are always wrong.
1. mainly on price/the market trends
Of course. Everyone is tempted to see the crypto trend. Especially by looking at the condition of Bitcoin which has increased from $5k to $50k. Many of the crypto players have long since quit and returned to open their wallets.2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
No. Most people don't understand the use of NFT, even I have a hard time thinking about it. Maybe we often understand NFT because of the information from this forum, but most other crypto traders are not active in the forum.Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
3. pretty even split of the two.
What is there to split in this case? 3. pretty even split of the two.
I am currently investing in an old altcoin that I trust, which the coin is already based on my research. Because based on experience I will choose a coin that is strong and held by a bearish market and quickly recovers. For NFT is currently trending, if you have more funds, it can be adjusted to your current capital, and of course the risk is borne by each.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
If you do not want a long and complex answer then most likely you do not want to hear the real answer at all, the markets are not simple, if they were then anyone would earn money and since that is not the case then the answer by definition must be a complex one.Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Traders and investors spend hundreds if not thousands of hours refining their techniques and trying to find any edge they can find, the first two options that you give are nothing more but the general views that traders and investors have respectively about the markets, and that is not enough tot become profitable on them.
Of course I invest based on price, market trends and based on the amount of capital I use. If my capital is a lot I will buy ethereum or BNB for the long term and BNB for the medium term. And coins whose prices are still not high but potentially good in the future. As for the short term I only buy a few altcoins which I then sell at a certain price and I buy them back.
Definitely number two. Don't get me wrong I do not have much NFT, but if I am going to invest into any NFT ever, then it must be useful for one way or another. Look at Axie for example, it has a huge use and you could make a lot of money with it, that's still considered NFT as well but gaming, it is not a picture, it is not a jpeg that was put into NFT, it is not some tweet, it is not a painting put into NFT format, it is literally just a game and you can make so much money from it.I wouldn't own Picasso's paintings as NFT but I would spend more on some silly Axie just because I can make an income with one while the other is useless until I make some profit from it by selling, and after I sell it then there is no way to make an income from it neither. For something to be worthy of my investment, I need to make sure that I could make an income with it.
I invested before the price got too high as it is today. because with a high price, automatically we only get a little alt. when the price is like today, of course it's time for us to sell, not invest
Lol, when is the price is too high? You could sell right now and the price could go up to 100,000 $. In stock market the saying goes: timing in the market beats market timing. In crypto this is not always the case due to the very high volatility. Maybe this principle is valid with some of the top coins: BTC, ETH, LTC,...
Take advantage of the Market Downturn to Increase Investment/Buy Shares.
Think and act positively in negative conditions, We can benefit from this. Instead of releasing the shares you own, you can actually get lucky by buying a number of new shares when the stock declines. We can use the low price to buy more units and make it an investment that will generate more profits in the future.
Think and act positively in negative conditions, We can benefit from this. Instead of releasing the shares you own, you can actually get lucky by buying a number of new shares when the stock declines. We can use the low price to buy more units and make it an investment that will generate more profits in the future.
sometimes I follow the trend of the rising market in the hope of making a profit as quickly as possible even though it is very risky.
but of all the things I do in terms of investment strategy I choose long-term investments and choose coins with high volume because I think these coins have the potential to be profitable in the future.
but of all the things I do in terms of investment strategy I choose long-term investments and choose coins with high volume because I think these coins have the potential to be profitable in the future.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I invest based on market prices and trends, my strategy implementation is not all coins are treated the same. Coin price variations determine long-term or short-term trades. for example, in Eth I chose to invest in the long term, of course, apart from a fairly large price, it is also a potential Altcoin that many investors are interested in.Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
That’s a good strategy. But yes guess what? Everyone has their own techniques and methods.
For me i choose the coins that are trending in the twitter and buy them when necessary.
Also while choosing the coins i go for tokens promoted by big companies and people.
I know this strategy is followed by many and yes this only works everytime.
Hope this helps you OP.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
yes invest mainly in price/MARKET TRENDS and i mostly like to invest in famous coins. I put every good opportunity I always put there with variations in coin prices determining long-term or short-term trades, in choosing a good token it is very necessary to have the right analysis for the safety of our future investment
I invested before the price got too high as it is today. because with a high price, automatically we only get a little alt. when the price is like today, of course it's time for us to sell, not invest
Do we know the price is now cheaper and when is the right time to buy? if we buy in the market, of course it's too late because the price of good altcoins is certainly expensive, there is the best way to get a cheap price, namely by buying during the ICO, choose an ICO that has a good reputation then when the market is available, it is easy to get profit up to 10x.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
In my portfolio, 40% are top coins: Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polkadot, Ethereum Classic. 10% are investments with varying degrees of risk, 1-3% of them are very high-risk investments.Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
50% are stablecoins.
You can make high-risk investments when you have capital. If there is a loss of 1-2 thousand dollars, then this is not a problem. But you don't need to do this with your last money, in the hope of becoming rich.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Between the three, I often invest base on the second one.1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I think the usefulness of the token is really the reason why I invest and why people are investing. For sure, nobody wants to invest into something that has no use case or no uses at all. Now with regards to the NFT part, I'm investing also base on the use case of the NFT token inside the game (since I'm only investing on NFT related games).
Number 2 is my number one criteria number one is a pump and dump and when you engage in pump and dump and you miss the chance or late to dump your shares you will end selling whatever price to cut your loss, it's been proven that coins/token that will stay on top of the market are those with proven usage and supported by the community.
it is very risky to follow the trend that is built in the market. like buying in assets that are being pumped or dumped. especially in a pump situation, because if we are late in selling our assets at the right moment then we will only get losses or have to hold on for the long term.a little better at investing when it's a dump. select market potential assets and acquire them for the long term. it will definitely be profitable. the most important thing is the selected asset.
I make investments based on market trends and prices, but not all coins I treat the same, there are several aspects that determine whether it will be a long-term or short-term investment, such as ETH and BNB which I currently make long-term investments because these two coins are mutually exclusive. I have potential and have many fans.
I recently read an article about five things from the business world when investing in cryptocurrencies. People who are involved in investing will be interested to read https://blockster.com/blockdesk/1349_5-things-we-ve-learned-from-the-business-world-about-crypto-investing
Isn't it a high risk to invest in a new project? especially when buying private coins or seeds? what if it fails? Are you ready to take risks that you never imagined?..
Risks when investing are present everywhere, and cryptocurrency is no exception. And despite this, I successfully invest in such projects at an early stage, although there are negative results. Suffice it to say that one successful project covers the loss of 10 unsuccessful ones, although in practice such unsuccessful projects do not exceed 30%.
Most successful investment strategy is buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying which can be long term or short term but definitely it is the most successful one.
Honestly, I say this is a good theory, but its implementation is very difficult, need accurate data when deciding to buy a coin that many have already sold or vice versa, if you just choose the coin that is being dumped then we are very likely to be stuck being a long holder , unless we do it on well know coins like BTC, ETH, BNB or coins that are in list 1-100 in CMC.Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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I'm more to number one, currently have not tried to invest in NFT, considering it but still looking for projects that I think are good
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Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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Most of the times it is the 2nd option that I prefer. I prefer to invest in projects which have a good utility.
But the rest of the times if I spot a trend I wait for the right time to enter and then hold the coin for a better return.
The best investment technique is to invest in well-known coins so that we don't hesitate to invest, this applies to long-term and short-term investments,
based on prices and market trends it is also good for us to invest because market movements greatly affect the price up or down what we invest
based on prices and market trends it is also good for us to invest because market movements greatly affect the price up or down what we invest
It is necessary to study market conditions and use indicators to analyze price trends before investing.
Select currencies based on market trends or invest in some new project currencies for short-term transactions.
Choose long-term investment in mainstream currencies and formulate investment strategies to obtain profits as prices rise.
Select currencies based on market trends or invest in some new project currencies for short-term transactions.
Choose long-term investment in mainstream currencies and formulate investment strategies to obtain profits as prices rise.
I invest on gems that on the market and waited to be discovered by everyone, as the early adopters will always be the winner of any low cap projects. As investing DYOR will always be the first thing to do, adoption and used case products will certainly be my first things to look at in a project. After that HOLD is they of success.
The most effective method is to conduct research. That is precisely what we must do. When it comes to investing, knowledge is power, thus we should conduct study to get it. We understand that if we are investing in new currencies, we must conduct research and background checks on those teams in order to ensure that they will not defraud you and that they are legitimate.
I invest and hold, sometimes I try to catch some tops and to sell at that time, so I can buy more coins when the price dips! I learned everything by myself, I had a headache from all the readings, from trying to learn about something totally new for me, from trying to apply all that in real practice, sometimes it's not an easy task to apply everything you learned...
So my investment strategy is my own, it's hard to describe it in a few words... but it works for me, and I am not sure it will work for others! What is unique for all of us is the learning part, trying to apply that and practice it with real money, and in the end, to find what suits you, your time, and your bankroll is important, as the part "how to do it" and be profitable in the long run! Try to learn and to find the best for you! It's my advice for all the people who are ready to invest themselves in crypto!
Learning on your own is definitely a good idea knowing you have all the resources then so there's no reason you can't do it. You don't need to rely on someone else as the crypto market is full uncertainties so better explore the market ands discover on your own.So my investment strategy is my own, it's hard to describe it in a few words... but it works for me, and I am not sure it will work for others! What is unique for all of us is the learning part, trying to apply that and practice it with real money, and in the end, to find what suits you, your time, and your bankroll is important, as the part "how to do it" and be profitable in the long run! Try to learn and to find the best for you! It's my advice for all the people who are ready to invest themselves in crypto!
I usually go with the market trends and all that goes that hype in the market as long as i know it has high potentials to gain huge demand and the utility case is there. Its just that lately i'm more attached on NFT's projects because of its usefulness so people are definitely rushing into it especially that its very profitable this time. And of course i'm still into hodling my most potential coins with bitcoin and ethereum and some top altcoins that are heading into their new ATH in less than 3 months i guess.
I invest and hold, sometimes I try to catch some tops and to sell at that time, so I can buy more coins when the price dips! I learned everything by myself, I had a headache from all the readings, from trying to learn about something totally new for me, from trying to apply all that in real practice, sometimes it's not an easy task to apply everything you learned...
So my investment strategy is my own, it's hard to describe it in a few words... but it works for me, and I am not sure it will work for others! What is unique for all of us is the learning part, trying to apply that and practice it with real money, and in the end, to find what suits you, your time, and your bankroll is important, as the part "how to do it" and be profitable in the long run! Try to learn and to find the best for you! It's my advice for all the people who are ready to invest themselves in crypto!
So my investment strategy is my own, it's hard to describe it in a few words... but it works for me, and I am not sure it will work for others! What is unique for all of us is the learning part, trying to apply that and practice it with real money, and in the end, to find what suits you, your time, and your bankroll is important, as the part "how to do it" and be profitable in the long run! Try to learn and to find the best for you! It's my advice for all the people who are ready to invest themselves in crypto!
I invest in well-known coins. I put every month some of my money there. And when it dips i put there some more if i can.
Yes your strategy is only applicable for Big project 's coin and also for Long term investment, becouse i always used this strategy on good coin for long term investment. For this strategy we can by coin step by step and as a result our average buying price is too low. 
Most successful investment strategy is buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying which can be long term or short term but definitely it is the most successful one.
A more successful investment will be the purchase of coins at the stage of a private or seed round, when the coin is sold at a big discount. The next stage of the purchase, when you can profitably buy a coin, is the stage of public sale, but this price will be several times higher than the one at which early investors bought.
Isn't it a high risk to invest in a new project? especially when buying private coins or seeds? what if it fails? Are you ready to take risks that you never imagined?
But I believe the OP is referring to the investment of coins that are already in the market so this can choose a good strategy in every trend/hyep, but that also we must be able to get the right one when the trend/hype is no longer popular.
But as long as bullishness is still a positive trend in every strategy, the coins purchased will definitely increase.
I usually invest in top cryptocurrencies when the cryptocurrency market goes down very much and when the prices of top cryptocurrencies fall by 30-50 percent or even more, I also follow various cryptocurrencies and wait for some incredible news to come out in order to immediately have time to invest in these cryptocurrencies, because usually after very good news, the growth of these cryptocurrencies begins, also, I study various projects that conduct IDO`s, so that later through IDO I can participate in token sale, I also make investments in top cryptocurrencies when hard fork of these cryptocurrencies must be already very soon.
I like investing in eth and bnb coins, these two coins have potential in the future, they are very suitable to be used as assets for the future. I set aside a salary to buy bnb coins and eth coins and until now I have not sold these two assets I will save for old age.
3. pretty even split of the two.
This seems to correspond to the strategy I have oriented based on my own benchmarking plans. Although, I am more biased towards the trend, and defi/nft compatible, scalable ecosystems have great potential to create challenges for ETH like ADA, Sol, Dot.Most successful investment strategy is buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying which can be long term or short term but definitely it is the most successful one.
A more successful investment will be the purchase of coins at the stage of a private or seed round, when the coin is sold at a big discount. The next stage of the purchase, when you can profitably buy a coin, is the stage of public sale, but this price will be several times higher than the one at which early investors bought.
Most successful investment strategy is buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying which can be long term or short term but definitely it is the most successful one.
I also apply the method like you, but to apply this method we must be patient and also good at seeing the right moment to buy or sell the cryptocurrency that we invest, if these two things are not with us then don't expect too much big profit, because there are so many investors who lose when their predictions are not right 
I've two at the moment. Grid trading with established coins and farming and staking on DEFIs, the second one is more risky with larger rewards while my grids are also performing well with 100% APY for over a month now. I too predict the market trend but mostly fail to hold those coins for long. Like I knew Polygon would be going above 1.5 soon and bought it around 1 but I was not able to hold it and sold it for some stupid DEFI tokens that went into being nothing.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
If it is bearish, this can indicate the unworthiness of the stock to be invested at that time. I will wait until the trend conditions improve. and I can also determine certain strategies to deal with this downward market trend. Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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I always do that, because a lot of new altcoins and it will follow the trend, I do this for trading short-termDo you invest
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I won't miss this, because I've missed the axie gameQuote
3. pretty even split of the two.
Hype, too many new coins and I have to see which projects are good for investment because some projects like memecoin have high price hikes, points 1 and 2 would be better if I can split them into 3,4 or 10 portfolios to avoid a little loss when invest in new altcoins.
I don't invest on market trend (option 1 you provided) but i usually interested to invest on top coins such as btc, eth and bnb.
Investing on top coins in the market will increase the chance to get the profit because the price of the top coins usually increase over time.
Investing on top coins in the market will increase the chance to get the profit because the price of the top coins usually increase over time.
We different strategy in our investment some doing long teem while in short term. But mostly ill relay on king coins like bitcoin and ethereum. Mostly buy on low so when it recover and the price is high and that the day of trading. In other side NFT is also a big potential in your investment and they still on the trend now.
I invest in bitcoin, ethereum, bnb like most people have. But I also have coins from the top 20 coin lists and still hold them. I do not invest in the NFT project because I do not know which project can give me profit. I think it is better to invest in a project that I already knew than to invest in a project I do not know because I can reduce the risk of losing money. Although if I invest in the coins that I mentioned before can still give me a risk but at least I can expect to make a profit in the future.
I wish I didn't know about this market 
, because I really got caught up in it. In real life, it doesn't keep up with what this market looks like and offers. Frying isn't necessary because I'm living with it, profit-seeking reasons or something, and then people come back. So why should it be, simply live with it, that's the way I do it, maybe people think that they have to exchange for other things to exchange with real life, just feel it think that you've been thinking so far with it.
, because I really got caught up in it. In real life, it doesn't keep up with what this market looks like and offers. Frying isn't necessary because I'm living with it, profit-seeking reasons or something, and then people come back. So why should it be, simply live with it, that's the way I do it, maybe people think that they have to exchange for other things to exchange with real life, just feel it think that you've been thinking so far with it. 
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I invest in projects that solve real world problems and have a good business usecase, like XRP and NEAR.Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
i don't know why OP specifically mentioned NFT above , is he really shilling for this platform?
hope not lol
Of course I invest based on price, market trends and based on the amount of capital I use. If my capital is a lot I will buy ethereum or BNB for the long term and BNB for the medium term. And coins whose prices are still not high but potentially good in the future. As for the short term I only buy a few altcoins which I then sell at a certain price and I buy them back.
small or big amount if you really wanna buy the coin , it wont affect how much is your capital is because it is the trust that lead us buying the coin and not our capital indeed. 
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1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I understand what I'm doing. Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you understand yourself what to do with this market?
Looking at trends and values based solely on the concept you are feeling, you may be limiting yourself to that. Everyone's point of view is different, sometimes people look at the process and the outcome, and they enter the market to find something for themselves, maybe happiness.
I am old school person who prefers going with things that are known to give good returns and do have any hype machine to run them. This is applicable to bitcoin and the first few altcoins that came, namely litecoin.
The problem with NFT and before that DeFi staking pools or ICOs which came even before is that each of them have a hype to run them and do not have any intrinsic method to create a market of their own. Therefore the long term value of such investments is grim, however big they may grow on this day. I can say this backed by experience, such new projects have been known in the past too but today nobody remembers them. This is because majority of people who lost money investing in ICOs never came back, but moved on.
Newbies fall for these and end up wasting money. Only to be left with frustration and bad memories.
The problem with NFT and before that DeFi staking pools or ICOs which came even before is that each of them have a hype to run them and do not have any intrinsic method to create a market of their own. Therefore the long term value of such investments is grim, however big they may grow on this day. I can say this backed by experience, such new projects have been known in the past too but today nobody remembers them. This is because majority of people who lost money investing in ICOs never came back, but moved on.
Newbies fall for these and end up wasting money. Only to be left with frustration and bad memories.
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1. mainly on price/the market trends
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
If I choose then I prefer this first point. By looking at the trends in the market, it will be easy for us to know the developments that occur so that we can analyze profit and loss. But for this method usually requires a short time investment.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Mostly I invest in mainstream currencies, and a small part of my capital I can afford to spend on something trendy but risky. Now I invest in NFT-games, I buy tokens of such projects and some of them significantly grow in price. Also I invest in NFT-projects that are multifunctional. They provide bridges, exchanges, marketplaces and even messagers on blockchain.
The best strategy is to research . Thats is really what we should do. When it comes to investing knowledge is power which we should do a research to gain knowledge. We know that if we are investing in new coins we need to search and background check those teams so that you will know that they will not scam you and also they are legit ones
Basically doing research and analyzing is important both before investing or trading,because by doing these two things we can get more detailed information,
besides that I think it also helps us to be able to make the right decisions
Personally, I prefer short-term investments, because I mainly look at price movements/market trends, for short-term investments, you have to think about monitoring market conditions every day and every hour or at any time.
Second, I prefer quality tokens, which I think will increase in the next few days, and this type of token is what I target for short-term investments.
Second, I prefer quality tokens, which I think will increase in the next few days, and this type of token is what I target for short-term investments.
1/ supply and demand
2/ low supply
3/ Social media Activity
2/ low supply
3/ Social media Activity
The best strategy is to research . Thats is really what we should do. When it comes to investing knowledge is power which we should do a research to gain knowledge. We know that if we are investing in new coins we need to search and background check those teams so that you will know that they will not scam you and also they are legit ones
i do this depending on the exchange.i have binance where i hold some token( not advisiable). i have exchanges where i flip coins. while i use dex xchanges to do some turnover. i also hold loads of shit coins that i want to sell off. i have not been the lucky one. espect Axis. token. also there are other tokens that i have missed out on. i still want to invest on solana.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
Market trends but sometimes i was also considering to invest mainly on the price as well and this totally depend with the situation of cryptomarket. 1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
Yes, NFt has so many utility usages and this makes me feel interested to put more on NFT rather than another field like defi or protocol.3. pretty even split of the two.
Or even more. That depends on what kind of assets that make me interested to buy that based on my analyzation whether such asset meets my criteria or not. Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I just buy good cryptos :p
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3. pretty even split of the two.
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Do you invest
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2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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1. Join with the hype but of course you should know on when to get out because when the hype is over then this is where the price starts to go down.
2. Utility or use-case would always be important to consider but there are some projects which hadnt able to get sufficient attention or lets say underrated but well this is how market works.
3. Why would need choose one if you can have both?
4. Invest on what you could afford to lose and dont really get stressed out when you do lost.
I invest to a coin when it's at its lowest price and usefulness of thw coin. Check the lowest price and that's the time you'll buy. You can do the options you provide depends on what you want. Option number two is good for long term.
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OkayDo you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
Yes, sometimes. Because.....1. mainly on price/the market trends
D2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
Not this time, because...3. pretty even split of the two.
diversification.And here are my strategies:
Invest in top coins
invest in coins that I really know about fundamentals. Not Invest in hype coins
I invest with what I know and not just going with the crowd. The hype can be avoided but there are times that I have to learn about what's with the hype and if I think if it's sustainable. It's still about your knowledge as you invest because if you just go with the price and trend, you'll be doing it wrongly. I've done that in the past before that I only buy when I see the price of a coin goes up and I've learned that it's not really a good strategy at all because you'll regret it in the end. Because after it goes up then we know what's next.
Most successful investment strategy is buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying which can be long term or short term but definitely it is the most successful one.
wow , you are really a smart investor and think quite simply how to trade . But do you really control your emotions in this market? . Yes theoretically we know that buying low and selling high but in reality there are emotional sides that cannot be mastered and you will start to panic. 
I haven't even looked into NFTs so far. I have investments into only some coins in this market. Bitcoin is my first choice of course as I'm one of HODLers. And after that Ethereum and BNB follow. I have a bigger investment into Ethereum compared to BNB. Because according to my own analysis, Ethereum can reach incredible levels like even near $10k in the next bull run. I had some other coins also but sold all of them and now the situation is like this.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Yes. Of course we also see market developments or market trends that are happening, so we invest will generate profits faster. However, this method can only be used for short-term trading. Because the crypto trend will quickly move from one crypto to another.
I invest in well-known coins. I put every month some of my money there. And when it dips i put there some more if i can.
I do invest making those top coins in priority and be able to diversify as much as i can as i am also into gaming and NFT's. NFT's are definitely in huge demand right so i'm also riding with the hype where i think i can be more profitable.But of course i will never leave behind bitcoin and the top potential altcoins as they will always come up profitable too once bitcoin will take the lead and reaches its new ATH. I know with how i value investments and taking chances every opportunity that comes, i will be overwhelm with huge and consistent profits in the days to come.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Well, I usually try to play on trend lines.
Usefulness and fundamental growth factors are the main criteria but I have some funds involved in NFT/Gaming investing - this is fun
The most important strategy in building an effective investment lies in creating a good investment portfolio. Cashflow and capital gains must be considered.
Capital gains are used to achieve long-term financial goals. But if you are just starting to invest, you should focus on getting cashflow income first. After having sufficient cashflow income, then start focusing on capital gains.
The proceeds from capital gains can later be used to buy assets that will generate passive income. That way it will be easier to achieve financial freedom.
Capital gains are used to achieve long-term financial goals. But if you are just starting to invest, you should focus on getting cashflow income first. After having sufficient cashflow income, then start focusing on capital gains.
The proceeds from capital gains can later be used to buy assets that will generate passive income. That way it will be easier to achieve financial freedom.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I think the third point is the most reasonable, since now is the very time when the first two points are mutual. I mean, there are now cross-chain platforms that are becoming very popular. For example Near Protocol, Solana. You can look at them on the graph, and after studying deeper you will understand that it is in such projects that the first 2 points lie. In these ecosystems, everything has developed in order to be useful both for the main investor in the coin and in the coins within the ecosystem, be it Nft or Defi. So I think yes, now the crypto market is more to the third point Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
In my portfolio, 40% are top coins: Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polkadot, Ethereum Classic. 10% are investments with varying degrees of risk, 1-3% of them are very high-risk investments.Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
50% are stablecoins.
You can make high-risk investments when you have capital. If there is a loss of 1-2 thousand dollars, then this is not a problem. But you don't need to do this with your last money, in the hope of becoming rich.
Most successful investment strategy is buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying which can be long term or short term but definitely it is the most successful one.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
I invest in projects that solve real world problems and have a good business usecase, like XRP and NEAR. Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.
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