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Title: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: LemonMaker on June 22, 2021, 06:53:33 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: blockman on June 22, 2021, 07:04:01 AM
Is it this token? (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/startup-boost-token)
If this is the token that you're holding and you've got a bad of it. I advise you to dump it as soon as possible. The trading volume is not impressive at all and you're likely to get stuck with this coin if you've chosen to hold it for a longer time. How much did you invest on it?
You've probably made a wrong choice buying a bag of it.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: isaac_clarke22 on June 22, 2021, 07:55:08 AM
I am not familiar with that coin, but since you are hodling it I would advise you to keep on the eye of the price.
There are common cases of pump and dump schemes here in crypto making what you hodl useless in the end.
Don't hodl on the moment you feel massive dumps coming in already.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Noruka on June 22, 2021, 08:01:19 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

The issue with asking this kind of question is that you are most likely going to receive answers from people who don't even know 1% of what you know about the project. Generally, I can tell you that many teams promised utility to soon come and so on. The whale guys who left could be another trick by the team. Often times it is the team itself that pretends to have sold tokens to whales at special prices, then dumps on retail investors and then tells the retail investors some mysterious story about whales having lost patience and what not. It is no easy decision, but I guess you know better than most of us what state the project is in right now.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: SirLancelot on June 22, 2021, 12:45:10 PM
I haven’t heard of the SUBX token before, so I guess it’s a new coin? Anyways, this happens, when a new project launches there are always some early investors that are going to dump the bag to cause the market to fall. That’s what they are only good at, they go around searching for new projects that has the potential to grow, and when they do find them, they invest huge amounts earlier, and once the project kicks off they will dump the bags.

This tends to discourage other investors as well who might end up leaving the project, and it also affects the team as well. So it is very bad, but  you can’t stop manipulation in crypto market, since it is not like stock market.

This is the reason why a lot of people tend to go for old coins than the new ones because they are more stable. With that said, I think if you look at the project and the team are working hard, then you might just stay. But I don’t think the price will go up immediately, it might take time for them to catch up and start growing again. Then you can sell when it goes up.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Frengki_cisco on June 22, 2021, 01:09:34 PM
Situation-the market has been a mess lately-I prefer him and watch, both are not in use (HODL or dump), wait for the market to return to normal-then we play again.

I consider this problem to be more severe that has ever happened - crypto is on the verge of a political economy game by certain countries, that's if crypto has been entered by the government mafia, all access can be locked, the key is on them, this is only for business.

profit alone, no matter the community is destroyed-the main thing is success....!


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Fesatmas on June 22, 2021, 01:57:34 PM
do not let you become a token holder who does not have good growth in the future. if you have any percentage profit immediately make a sale. This will be risky for those of you who have big hopes, but the fact cannot be denied when you see the price situation which is increasingly causing a sharp decline. always be alert and don't let things diminish too much.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Cryptonian717 on June 22, 2021, 02:04:36 PM
Personally I am HODLing until 2025

I started investing in crypto back in 2011, and i've seen a lot of ups and downs. One week I was rich, two months later I barely had any dollars in it.
What I do is I scout projects that are in the ICO state and I invest then to buy the coin as cheap as possible. I lost some cash but I also earned. I invested in Elrond, Lanceria, and Filecoin in the last year and a half.

Right now I am following Ethernity CLOUD as a project, i think its worth a look. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5344159.msg57260045#msg57260045


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: DapanasFruit on June 22, 2021, 02:08:47 PM


You can be in a very big dilemma and I guess you are not alone as many of us especially in this forum are contemplating whether to let go or to continue holding - and continue to see the bleeding as nobody can be sure when is the bottom of this another round of dip. I have to be honest that there is no easy answer to this concern. We might decide to hold on because we are convinced on the beauty of the platform and we are sure of the credibility and professionalism of the team behind it - and yet we are seeing the blood flowing everyday. The decision can only come from you upon consideration of the many factors that brought you into the said project, in the first place.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: zasad@ on June 22, 2021, 02:10:58 PM
The market situation is very lousy. Bitcoin can fall to $ 25,000 and this will entail a fall in the price of other cryptocurrencies and tokens.
I store in my investment only those cryptocurrencies, in the growth of the price of which I believe.
Investing in new cryptocurrency projects is now very dangerous.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: $anounimus$ on June 22, 2021, 02:53:06 PM
If the project team are still developing the project then it's worth holding but don't depend on holding just one coin or token it could be a waste of time and time isn't on anyone's side so hold more than three good projects to avoid wasting your time, a good project is enough to turn the tide for good but with more projects you will increase your luck chance
Yes, that's true, as time keeps moving forward without any regress, it's definitely better to hold some good and decent coins for the long term, because then it can be worth the time we have, so there won't be any wastage.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: fileo on June 22, 2021, 03:10:06 PM
If they already produced a products and now progressively competing in the market. I think that project isn't a rug pull. But yes, whales will dump the price as they can control the market flow. If you are confident enough that this project is looking good and gaining popularity and partnership with some universities. Then I guess just hold while watching the progress.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Yatsan on June 22, 2021, 10:06:59 PM
Hodl when you are seeing that it have a great potential to grow in a long run and you are just waiting for it to make happen allowing time to make a way for it to nourish since many tokens are really starting from the bottom going to the top. Dump it when you are seeing or having an observation that after a span of time you have given it to grow is you are seeing that there is still no progress happening into it and that is the time you must dump or let go of it for good to explore other coins that are good and worthy of your time and effort.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: FFrankie on June 22, 2021, 10:24:06 PM
If you are investing because you believe in the project you should be buying more when it dips because you believe it will become something and you will make a lot of profits. If you are just buying to sell it later why would you ever buy when it opens or at a high.

You could just forget about it and do nothing also


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: BayAngelo on June 22, 2021, 10:24:41 PM
Seriously the decision is yours. whatever you decide, please go ahead. if you wish to hold, hold. if you wish to sell, sell off and hold your funds in stable coin. the current market movement is alarming and confusing. nobody can predict the next market movement. we might head down to 20,000 for bitcoin. As bitcoin suffers, altcoin bleed the worst.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: gundala on June 22, 2021, 10:44:41 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

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Honestly, this is the first time I've heard of the coin you're holding.

if you already know and decide to buy then you are in complete control. I can only suggest to have a strong stance, if you really believe in the project then be patient, the current state of the global market is not good. but if you are worried because the project development is not as expected, then just let it go. look for another project.

sometimes it's regret and greed that make our analysis chaotic. the key is to be patient and confident, and ready to face the worst risk of loss. your money, your investment, your risk.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Jaered on June 22, 2021, 10:50:12 PM
Look at the substance of the project, the potential and the composition of the team(which might deceitful). Also trading volume and the caliber of listed exchange are all indicators to the longevity of the project. Good luck with your choice


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: kurniawan05 on June 22, 2021, 11:06:19 PM
I think if the market is still like this and the possibility of BTC and ETH will continue to decline, it might be better to switch to a stable coin like USDT or BUSD, but try to find out first about the current market conditions, will it continue or just temporarily?


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: flyeers309 on June 22, 2021, 11:55:04 PM
Don’t put all the money in 1 basket. I've seen the tokens you have and trading volume in 24 hours look pretty bad. I don't know what makes you very interested and Invest in long term but for now if we see the whole chart looks the price is getting down and there is in new ATL. I suggest do research again, the market is not good, but if you have extra money,I suggest to invest in coin or tokens that already exist in the top CMC, the price look pretty good, but still do your own research.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: zonefloor on June 22, 2021, 11:58:59 PM
This is entirely your decision. We may be misleading you by giving ideas here. But if the project team is working and contributing to their project, you can keep it. However, the project team does not make any development for the project and if there are no runs, it is profit for you wherever you come back from the loss. Also check out the holders. In this case, it will create an idea for you.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: mhine07 on June 23, 2021, 12:27:07 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.
If the project is active means the coin will have a future, in terms of price i think it will rise once the project is complete. Just hodl your coins, who knows you will gain more profits from it in the future. I have some coins in my wallet that i still hodl until now that i receive in past years and some have value and some have none but i still wait for them to have value if none so be it, it will be stored in my wallet forever.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: lienfaye on June 23, 2021, 01:32:24 AM
I dont have much knowledge about the token that you currently hold but if there's a progress, the dev is continue developing their project and has a long term goal then we cant say that it might rug pull anytime soon.

Whales are pulling their investment to take profit and it really affect the value but dont base the worth of the project to its price. As long as it has use case plus a community supporting it then the time will come that it will soar high when bullish market return.

Thus better wait for a right timing to take profit since you cant turn back time to change your decision. The reason why its risky to put your money in 1 basket especially if it is not an established project.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: yazher on June 23, 2021, 03:41:56 AM
If the project team are still developing the project then it's worth holding but don't depend on holding just one coin or token it could be a waste of time and time isn't on anyone's side so hold more than three good projects to avoid wasting your time, a good project is enough to turn the tide for good but with more projects you will increase your luck chance

Some projects have taken advantage of this kind of strategy where they will keep updating their investors on telegram promising things that would not gonna ever happen. This kind of holding is kinda wasted because no matter how you think of it, it won't ever work out as you think. But as you can see, they are patient in doing this kind of stuff where they will keep you updated for 2 years or more. just to let you know that their project has some kind of ongoing development when in reality there hasn't even any progress yet.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Republikcoin.com on June 23, 2021, 07:24:40 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.
the trading volume is not so large that the trader community easily manipulates the price. This is one of the few shit tokens that are very risky to own. If you choose to be sure, then you can be more confident by buying coins that are in the Top 10.

The current market bleeding made things worse, even after I checked on coinmarketcap, the price was 0


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: leea-1334 on June 23, 2021, 09:02:20 AM
Whales are pulling their investment to take profit and it really affect the value but dont base the worth of the project to its price. As long as it has use case plus a community supporting it then the time will come that it will soar high when bullish market return.

Thus better wait for a right timing to take profit since you cant turn back time to change your decision. The reason why its risky to put your money in 1 basket especially if it is not an established project.

Whales do not really pull to take profit for such small amounts I would think,,, so this is all speculators for the short term responsible for dumping. Real whales invest very early and have nowadays a long period of vesting/lock times. They may dump if the project does not show signs of being successful but if it continues to build then they usually stick around.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: pinggoki on June 23, 2021, 09:06:23 AM
To be honest it is really hard to decide whether you will still HODL or sell whenever you are making a decision especially when it is in a dump or may I say that there are no accurate decisions that have been made when you will HODL or sell it. The thing you need to do is to read the market especially when how many is the percentage that the market dumps, if it dumps for about 20% in a day then probably it is very dipping you need to hold it in order to not gain heavy loss.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: NewRanger on June 23, 2021, 01:28:47 PM
To be honest it is really hard to decide whether you will still HODL or sell whenever you are making a decision especially when it is in a dump or may I say that there are no accurate decisions that have been made when you will HODL or sell it. The thing you need to do is to read the market especially when how many is the percentage that the market dumps, if it dumps for about 20% in a day then probably it is very dipping you need to hold it in order to not gain heavy loss.
its really make confuse with current situation , i am hold some good project but looking current bitcoin dump make me to sell it and rebuy when bitcoin could hit 20k. but i am affraid if i sell my assets price continue to rise, it is very dillema to take decision in unclear market trend. drop 20% will make us hold or our we will lose our money.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: imstillthebest on June 23, 2021, 01:46:32 PM
Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

it does  . more people invest in projects with real utility than projects that dont have . are they new ? they have develop 4 apps already and they should mature by now but the recent bear have also caused an impact  .
 try waiting until the bull market returns . if their price dont rise , better if you abandon it and switch to more surer projects .


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Cling18 on June 23, 2021, 02:06:07 PM
If a project is new and is still in the process of development, I usually monitor the price because that's the lesson that I have learned from the projects last 2017, that anything could happen anytime. New projects usually dump their price so you better be alert and keep your eye on it while holding. But if you're holding good coins with great potential like BTC, better set a target goal and sell when you have reached it.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: kawetsriyanto on June 23, 2021, 11:35:52 PM
Is it this token? (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/startup-boost-token)
Yes, I also only could find that Startup Boost Token (SUBX) on CoinGecko, but we all see that the volume is very low, only around US$5.294.
There is also no market cap information.
And moreover, it is only listed on PancakeSwap.
I am worried about the future of this coin.
if the team doesn't do any development and also other listings on the top exchanges, I am not sure that this is a good long-term investment. Be careful.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Dread Pirate Roberts on June 24, 2021, 02:28:37 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go

Never heard of SUBX yet . but the first thing i do to ready hold some certain coin and let it there for a long time. i should trust that coin first and what this coin impact in future . i can't just hoping there is pump moment for this coin someday. i should believe the coin first and thats why all of my decision coins are still around top 10 volume in cmc.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: xSkylarx on June 24, 2021, 03:31:19 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

Found the token on coingecko and saw their website there. All I can say is it is almost the same with the deflationary tokens created under bsc like safemoon, etc. I can't say if what you're holding is good or bad but I don't think their project will last that long like years.

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

For me, I just hodl if the team behind that project is transparent and keeps in touch with the community with their progress. As long as their roadmap are followed then there is no reason for me to dump it. I will just dump it if something fishy is going on or the team already abandoned the project.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Kasabus on June 24, 2021, 06:35:09 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

Found the token on coingecko and saw their website there. All I can say is it is almost the same with the deflationary tokens created under bsc like safemoon, etc. I can't say if what you're holding is good or bad but I don't think their project will last that long like years.

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

For me, I just hodl if the team behind that project is transparent and keeps in touch with the community with their progress. As long as their roadmap are followed then there is no reason for me to dump it. I will just dump it if something fishy is going on or the team already abandoned the project.
Hodling is what most of us are doing right now especially in this time of bearish season but it also depends on the utility case of the token your hodling. If you think the token will have big potentials in the future, then hodl it until it reaches a very decent amount. But if you think you are wasting your time hodling this coin because you have never seen a single progress and the price is even declining, then never hesitate to dump it and find another coin that will eventually worth hodling of. The decision should always come from you and not from other people.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: devil2man on June 24, 2021, 06:37:14 PM
I do not know this token but by now it is no longer worthwhile to do hold strategy with any altcoin because the market is too variable and unpredictable it is better to practice and do scalping in trading,and also sell with dump rather than lose everything, of course i only speak for myself


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: KryptoKings on June 24, 2021, 06:54:27 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

I have little questions

Now how do you accumulated lot bags of the token
1. From IEO, ICO or IDO
2. Was it from bounty?

Now if it was from bounty program then you would have sold 50% and hold the rest 50%.
Likewise IEO, ICO IDO. Mainly that is how I does so that I won't be left out with bags of shitcoin.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: prosperoustop on June 24, 2021, 07:55:25 PM
I amd looking on the market and than make decision, if market is growing I try to hold a lot of investions! In falling market - working fast trading!


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: topbitcoin on June 24, 2021, 08:27:40 PM
I think if you bought coins that maybe get bad responses from this forum, as long you really filtered it. U can take the suggestion, because i think this forum can be used to review if the coin is good or bad as long we can see difference with honest review and people who only shill it. About coin, maybe if there are no other choice especially some new tokens, i rather to cut lose and then change to other coins.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: speedforce on June 24, 2021, 09:20:56 PM
Is it this token? (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/startup-boost-token)
If this is the token that you're holding and you've got a bad of it. I advise you to dump it as soon as possible. The trading volume is not impressive at all and you're likely to get stuck with this coin if you've chosen to hold it for a longer time. How much did you invest on it?
You've probably made a wrong choice buying a bag of it.

Its just a beginning for a token, i think u cant expect huge volume for a newcomers token. I mean we cant judge the value by the trading volume, i visit the website (https://startupboost.app) and i think its a clear project and may have a good future.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: gabbie2010 on June 25, 2021, 05:32:09 AM
Is it this token? (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/startup-boost-token)
If this is the token that you're holding and you've got a bad of it. I advise you to dump it as soon as possible. The trading volume is not impressive at all and you're likely to get stuck with this coin if you've chosen to hold it for a longer time. How much did you invest on it?
You've probably made a wrong choice buying a bag of it.

Its just a beginning for a token, i think u cant expect huge volume for a newcomers token. I mean we cant judge the value by the trading volume, i visit the website (https://startupboost.app) and i think its a clear project and may have a good future.
I agreed with you that the startup of the project might not be encouraging coupled with it low volume however it future prospect depends on their developers and their team the OP made it clear that they are still working on it even released some app, it obvious that majority of altcoins are in a bad shape pricewise now due to the bearish sentiment of crypto market however once the market bounce back it's possible for the token to enjoy massive investment and become feasible based on the fact it wasn't abandoned and the OP investment might not be necessarily massive and huge although it was not stated.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: el kaka22 on June 25, 2021, 08:11:05 AM
whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?
Nothing new than what I have been watching since last 5 to 6 years in this altcoins space.

What are the proof that whales/people outside the team bought in presale? It is an old tactics that all dev teams incorporate to lure naive investors.

Why those whales got impatient? It means they lost their confident against that project? If so, then what would be the point of continuing your holding?

All the teams are always promising about developing real world utility and long term progress to solve the pre-sale contributor's questions and then those contributors will start waiting which may last infinitely or until exchanges delisting that coin/token. This is a cycle of event and keep happening at same methodology but only project names keep differ.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: alevlaslo on June 25, 2021, 08:17:39 AM
Every 4 years history, now buying need, btc will grow at 1000% from July to December


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: oemar bakrie on June 25, 2021, 10:40:58 AM
if I myself it's better to save first and wait when it's on the target to sell the coin, it does take very careful time, especially if you have to see the movement every time.. but all of those ways are to be able to reduce huge losses..


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Mihawk on June 25, 2021, 11:43:52 AM
I won't mention and comment on your participation in this project because I'm not involved and I may end up mentioning unnecessary things, but my decisions about hodl and dump are based on my store of value expectations about the project or when I use for sure often. Most people who have entered the world of cryptocurrencies are currently involved with tokens, so using these tokens is rare. In short, if I have no expectations of value or usefulness, I sell immediately.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: slaman29 on June 25, 2021, 12:01:04 PM
I think if you bought coins that maybe get bad responses from this forum, as long you really filtered it. U can take the suggestion, because i think this forum can be used to review if the coin is good or bad as long we can see difference with honest review and people who only shill it. About coin, maybe if there are no other choice especially some new tokens, i rather to cut lose and then change to other coins.

This forum will always be the measure of honesty, in my opinion. On Twitter and Telegram you get ultra shillers and influencers paid in tokens to shill, so they always have motivation to lie. But this forum does have a way of filtering out the outright scams:)

So if you actually see good accounts and Legendaries talking about an alt here, it's generally at least a sign of longevity.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Kelvinid on June 25, 2021, 12:38:08 PM
https://i.imgur.com/MmbFcix.png
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/startup-boost-token

Ouch, the declining momentum had never changed and it is getting worse more than to what I imagine.
Honestly, by seeing its market performance, it was clear to have no hopes for this coin. Because if have this coin, I may sell it now while it still has a market value coz sooner or later, I was afraid of that be going dead.

But anyway, this is also a dead project. Whether we like it or not, it turns to a shitcoin later. You have this in bulk because it was cheap but too unlucky to buy this nonsense coin.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: marilynmanson21 on June 25, 2021, 12:40:36 PM
holding one coin is the right choice if you look at the current market, where bitcoin reaches a price of 25k$, so that it has an effect on other altcoins, currently I only hold the top 5 coins after btc because if btc gets deeper it will still be stable and still have value if necessary


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bitcoin_bob on June 25, 2021, 12:41:50 PM
Thats simple. If coin is from top 50 CMC then it will recover in the next cycle with 99% probability and i should hodl it


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Godwinpaul on June 25, 2021, 12:43:16 PM
When you hold a large number of tokens, it's best not to dump, if the project development is top-notch and the developers are still working on it. We really can't say if the future of the project would be great, but looking from the conviction you have on the project, it's best to hold for a while more.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: SacriFries11 on June 25, 2021, 12:47:15 PM
Look at the substance of the project, the potential and the composition of the team(which might deceitful). Also trading volume and the caliber of listed exchange are all indicators to the longevity of the project. Good luck with your choice
I think the project has potential. It needs time for the project's development and I think it's very early to consider an option to exit right now. The project team needs to update their investors on what their planning to do with the project. The project team is also transparent and well organize, you can see their faces and their expertise on the website which is what investors looking for. If OP really doubt with the decision that he made which is he put too much money in this project, he can sell 50% of the token so that he can still have the some amount if something goes wrong.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: gurunanakji777 on June 25, 2021, 04:32:09 PM
As such majority of the coins are bleeding even I checked SUBX it's a very low-volume coin so you should always check the volume before investing in any coins. If you are saying it has a good community so you should wait some time and should not sell your holdings now you have to wait for bull movement of the market I hope your coin will also get some momentum when the market will start to improve so it's better to hold rather than selling in panic it's just my opinion.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: J1mb0 on June 25, 2021, 04:50:43 PM
Participating in new projects can often bring you great profits, but it also comes with a lot of risks.
I myself often dump such projects as soon as I see the risk, because most such projects will become a pile of garbage.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: MCDev on June 25, 2021, 05:06:22 PM
Is it this token? (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/startup-boost-token)
 I advise you to dump it as soon as possible.
I agree, for junk coins the best thing to do is get out as soon as possible.
Most of such coins will quickly become a pile of garbage and the development team will just leave it alone.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: CryptoYar on June 25, 2021, 05:10:58 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what I have.


TBH, I've never heard of this token name before. But this is what I would say for you. If you have faith in this project. And you did good research before buying it, so you can hold it. Otherwise, you have many more choices which top 10 coins in which you can get good profit in long term.



Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: BobK71 on June 25, 2021, 05:12:39 PM
Basically everyone does a crypto analysis and looks at his previous trading charts. I also do make a decision by analyzing the chart. And am along with that follow various news.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bitgolden on June 25, 2021, 05:49:33 PM
Basically everyone does a crypto analysis and looks at his previous trading charts. I also do make a decision by analyzing the chart. And am along with that follow various news.
So, based on news you are making your decisions of holding or selling? I believe I will never follow such tactics because my holding decisions are based on reputation of the project and definitely not related to technical things. It means if the project is good and having good past performances then I may decide to go for holding them rather than looking for short-term profits and one good example here must be cardano.

Moreover, when we are clear about when to dump then we can easily find out what are good coins and tokens to be holding. I am simply holding only bitcoin and a few other altcoins and all my other coins and tokens are only for short-term dumping.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: acdc on June 25, 2021, 06:09:11 PM
This depends a lot on the project you are in, there are a lot of projects dumped but if the development team is still working hard then I think keeping the coin can make you recover your capital or even even profitable.
If the development team disappears, it's best to sell immediately.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on June 25, 2021, 07:28:37 PM
Well, my advice is that if you believe in the project and you are really sure the team behind the project is working hard to bring some value to the project, then I advice you continue to hold with patience, as we all already know that nothing good comes easy, those who made big money from bitcoin held it for over 12 years, while this can be hard to do but then, the gain was worth it, its absolutely wrong to have this mindset of buying or investing in a coin just because you think or you want to it to moon as soon as after you've bought, people with such mindset always end up disappointed in one way or the other.
So if you believe in the project, and you are sure the team have no chance of abandoning the project half way, then why do you want to sell at a loss? Better to keep hodling.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: tabas on June 25, 2021, 08:31:25 PM
Participating in new projects can often bring you great profits, but it also comes with a lot of risks.
This is what I don't prefer. If it requires some capital, I wouldn't get on in and I'm very much satisfied with the current cryptocurrencies that belongs to my portfolio.
I myself often dump such projects as soon as I see the risk, because most such projects will become a pile of garbage.
That's the normal thing to do if you're aware of the project you've participated is going to be dumped soon or don't have the potential in the long term.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Rengga Jati on June 25, 2021, 11:35:06 PM
Participating in new projects can often bring you great profits, but it also comes with a lot of risks.
I myself often dump such projects as soon as I see the risk, because most such projects will become a pile of garbage.
You are right mate. Moreover, if we are new, it is better not to be involved with this kind of token or project, I am sure that many beginners lose their money because of this kind of project, only interested based on FOMO.

And, Seeing from the trading volume and its exchange only in one exchange, I am really sure that this will be another shitcoin again.
And probably the chance to get pump price has ended.
We all know that this kind of project will commonly only make a pump high once it is listed in the exchange. But it will suddenly be dropped after several hours. that is why we must be very careful when trading it, not recommended for beginners or even long-term holding, moreover, if we don't know enough about the fundamentals of the projects.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: tvplus006 on June 26, 2021, 08:27:17 AM
...So if you believe in the project, and you are sure the team have no chance of abandoning the project half way, then why do you want to sell at a loss? Better to keep hodling.

The main reason that investors sell their coins at a loss is that they want to limit the growth of this loss. And if the price drop continues, the investor has a good opportunity to buy this coin again at a lower price. Thus, it turns out to increase the number of coins for the same money.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: jambul_kribo on June 27, 2021, 07:41:46 AM
...So if you believe in the project, and you are sure the team have no chance of abandoning the project half way, then why do you want to sell at a loss? Better to keep hodling.

The main reason that investors sell their coins at a loss is that they want to limit the growth of this loss. And if the price drop continues, the investor has a good opportunity to buy this coin again at a lower price. Thus, it turns out to increase the number of coins for the same money.
we called accumulate, usually profesional and expert traders will use this strategy to avoid loss in dollar value. for  long term investment by accumulating coins with same value money will make our investment get huge return. but mostly it work for project that have good utility, and dont rebuy for shitcoin.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: iged_war on June 27, 2021, 08:22:58 AM
...So if you believe in the project, and you are sure the team have no chance of abandoning the project half way, then why do you want to sell at a loss? Better to keep hodling.

The main reason that investors sell their coins at a loss is that they want to limit the growth of this loss. And if the price drop continues, the investor has a good opportunity to buy this coin again at a lower price. Thus, it turns out to increase the number of coins for the same money.
this is very precise. it's just that sometimes people who sell quickly will also regret it when prices go up again. however, many people are still holding on because they believe in the coins they have, and I did that too. At a time like this, I still think calmly and wait for the pump price to return.
if after cut loss price still soar we should not worry, since early trade we have plan to manage the risk that may occur. dicipline with our plan will help us to avoid big losses if market continue drop. we could recover any time when we see good opportunity and it will occur evertime we were in market.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Anonylz on June 27, 2021, 08:36:26 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

Patience is a virtue not everyone possess, for example, those who sold their btc, eth, bnb and so forth because they seem to be tired coz the price at that time was not moving have since regretted their actions, same thing happened with dogecoin, (am just citing an example of not being Patient, it doesn't mean the project you refer will behave same way) but maybe something good will eventually come out of the project long term as long as the team keep developing and expanding,
The decision is yours whether to sell now or hodl and see what the future hold, the market at the moment is not very friendly hence the more reason to hold.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: isaac_clarke22 on June 27, 2021, 10:17:13 AM
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Kind of different for me.
Reputated projects is still like walking on egg shells and that reputated might blackout anytime and would turn against their people just for money. Either it would be exit scam or leaking of data if there was KYC stuffs involved.
I'll just based my HODL and dump decision primarily on my "DYOR" mindset.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: smyslov on June 27, 2021, 10:23:41 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

Some projects take years to take off, I experienced holding a project for a year but in the second year it takes off, you really never know until you follow the coin that you are holding, you can decide to dump it if you are not patient enough to HODL and wait for its full development it's really up your patient on how long you want to lock your investment to that project.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: SirLancelot on June 27, 2021, 09:05:58 PM
How do I decide which coins to HODL and which ones to trade? Well it's quite simple

Which ones to HODL? I just look at what is going on in the project before I decide to hold them. Solana for example always drives me crazy and I would have no problem holding them during this bear run because I have a feeling that it's among top 5 coins quite easily, people haven't realized the potential yet. Such coins where I feel more is yet to come, I hold.

Which ones do I trade? The coins for whom I feel, that they don't have anything in the pipeline or are meme coins. People often say one should never trade meme coins but I have made decent money from trading meme coins alone so I agree we must never hold them, but trading them is good if you know when to buy and sell.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: aditasetia123 on June 27, 2021, 11:42:26 PM
i have two reason why i should hould or dump my crypto assets. First , based on project fundamentl which how developers team will send their MVP and work hardly to send it according to the schedule on their roadmap. Usually good dev team willl always send it on time. And second based on technical , if i see reversal sign in chard, either based on candle form or maybe divergence , personally i will sell it first .


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: goolesby on June 28, 2021, 07:15:58 AM
we both learn about this, I'm just always learning and continuing to learn, work on 1 or 2 projects first so that we are more focused and of course the results will be good and satisfying, if there are too many projects I'm afraid we won't work well and optimally and maybe eventually the project will fail and we lose energy and time because of it.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bakasabo on June 28, 2021, 07:39:46 AM
I divide my altcoins in two categories. First altcoins that I got from bounties. I prefer to sell them, if they cost more than $50 if the project does not look promising, or hold till they cost few hundreds. Second part of altcoins are those that I have bought myself. These altcoins I prefer to hold till I become rich or sell if I eventually got short in fiat.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: virasisog on June 28, 2021, 08:09:00 AM
I've learned my lesson in the past. Sometimes holding your bag for too long results to losses. I've tried to hold cpins when they were up 10x and didn't sell and regreted my decision. At some point you will have to sell and realize profit or it is pointless. Take note you can always buy the dip. Profit is profit.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: iTradeChips on June 28, 2021, 10:53:48 AM
I am not going to talk about the coin that was mentioned, but rather the experience that I have with comes to the topic of HODL and selling or dumping all your coins. I always tend to follow the oldest rule in the business book when it comes to buying and selling and that is to buy cheap and sell high. The only problem that you have to face about this is the fact that it is tricky in the crypto markets to determine when to buy and when to sell. That is why most tend to study some chart reading, some technical analysis and others.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: reza7777 on June 28, 2021, 10:56:57 AM
If you are not sure then why did you buy and hold the token until now? if you look at the volume, I personally will not hold it because most projects that have low volume are slowly getting dumped


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Pamadar on June 28, 2021, 01:15:09 PM
I've learned my lesson in the past. Sometimes holding your bag for too long results to losses. I've tried to hold cpins when they were up 10x and didn't sell and regreted my decision. At some point you will have to sell and realize profit or it is pointless. Take note you can always buy the dip. Profit is profit.

I have made similar mistakes, probably every trader and investor has left profits on the table. The problem is if we sell too early then we might miss out on another rally, or we sell too late and the prices are already falling again. It is very hard to find the exact timing of the best selling point. That is why I always try to hold some coins. If I need money then only a few coins, I am trying to hold atleast 33% as long term investor.

And that same level of regret when you failed to wait with the big pump, we have are different experiences.

Those who works with short term trading are people who needs to keeps on reading the market charts, they need to follow the asset that
they start to support knowing that in any moment the pump will give them decent amount of profits. While in the other side those who aimed for long term always put thir target and forget about the asset not to be bothered by any market cycles.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: TWW on June 28, 2021, 01:22:18 PM
If you are not sure then why did you buy and hold the token until now? if you look at the volume, I personally will not hold it because most projects that have low volume are slowly getting dumped
even in the long term if there is no chance it can make the asset will be removed from the list on the exchange.
While it can still be sold, I think thinking about how the future of the coin being held doesn't give any confidence, so selling it isn't a bad choice.
if you accept losses I think it can be overcome by turning the money you have into other assets that are more convincing. we lose on one asset, but we can recover it with another asset by exiting the loss and speculating with better investment.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: ven7net on June 28, 2021, 01:23:49 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

If large investors leave the project, then this project is probably no longer interesting to them and they left to fix the profit. Probably, this project and its coin will no longer be able to show growth, because this requires demand from the crypto community. I have a number of such projects and their tokens, which, in my opinion, seemed to have potential, but after their activity came to naught. In simple words, they have now depreciated and all that remains is either to wait for a miracle or to sell and get at least a little money. Of course, it is best to sell cryptocurrency when it costs good money, but there are also times when you need money and you have to sell your cryptocurrency ahead of schedule. In general, it all depends on the situation.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Yamifoud on June 28, 2021, 01:35:17 PM

If large investors leave the project, then this project is probably no longer interesting to them and they left to fix the profit. Probably, this project and its coin will no longer be able to show growth, because this requires demand from the crypto community. I have a number of such projects and their tokens, which, in my opinion, seemed to have potential, but after their activity came to naught. In simple words, they have now depreciated and all that remains is either to wait for a miracle or to sell and get at least a little money. Of course, it is best to sell cryptocurrency when it costs good money, but there are also times when you need money and you have to sell your cryptocurrency ahead of schedule. In general, it all depends on the situation.
That is a common problem this time, some (most) project developers abandoned their project if they have noticed that there is no chance to make money for it. Even a single note to give awareness to the community is seems hard for them to do it. Probably, the intent is not to make a project that becomes useful to the people, but their intention is to scam us. And that particular project that OP had mentioned, is one of them.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: SquallLeonhart on June 28, 2021, 04:38:37 PM
How do I decide which coins to HODL and which ones to trade? Well it's quite simple

Which ones to HODL? I just look at what is going on in the project before I decide to hold them. Solana for example always drives me crazy and I would have no problem holding them during this bear run because I have a feeling that it's among top 5 coins quite easily, people haven't realized the potential yet. Such coins where I feel more is yet to come, I hold.

Which ones do I trade? The coins for whom I feel, that they don't have anything in the pipeline or are meme coins. People often say one should never trade meme coins but I have made decent money from trading meme coins alone so I agree we must never hold them, but trading them is good if you know when to buy and sell.
Your explanations are good and useful but I like to suggest anyone who is gaining knowledge out of this topic, never look for any altcoin for your long term holding but you may try them for your trading purposes; only bitcoin is good for long term holding. If you study the fundamentals of bitcoin and distinguish it from all other altcoins then you will get a clear idea on why we need only bitcoin for long term holding.

Some altcoins may be suitable for year long holding but I am not seeing any altcoin to stay competitive for bitcoin for more than 5 years; yeah, within five years of time, that altcoin gets its competitor and lose its position; same may happen to ethereum (for example) at any time soon.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Kez1817 on June 28, 2021, 05:09:23 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

I am not familiar with that coin but base on your post, I think if you want to hold, don't hold too much instead sell a big part of it and invest on other coins with potential to grow in the future. Holding is good but it depends on a kind of coins you are going to hold. Sometimes there are project that gives you hope in the beginning but after a few months it will slowly declining.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Digital_Lord on June 28, 2021, 07:23:54 PM
If you are looking for a team that is working hard to make the project successful then you should hold and wait for the good pump in this coin. But if you think the project will not grow more in the future then leave it and try to find a good and famous project with high potential. If you have got good profit then leave as soon as possible.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: capcaypro on June 28, 2021, 08:06:06 PM
I don't know about the coin you are holding but I will give advice whether it's acceptable or not.
now it's been a month you hold the coin, my advice if you still want to hold this coin longer, keep an eye on the price and don't be too greedy with this kind of coin or if you've been getting this for one month, I think you should quickly stop your investment here.
but whatever you take try to research first for the future what the coin will be like if you are sure of the coin then continue but if you have doubts I


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: dimonstration on June 28, 2021, 08:11:21 PM
If you are looking for a team that is working hard to make the project successful then you should hold and wait for the good pump in this coin. But if you think the project will not grow more in the future then leave it and try to find a good and famous project with high potential. If you have got good profit then leave as soon as possible.
Teams that are too onhand and project that is really progressing and convincing can be a basis but it should also have a good marketing skills. I remember holding to many altcoins during ICO snd only few were able to survive when 2018 dump happen so we must really examine the projects we are holding with since its either it give us profit or losses, which only time can tell so make sure to make the most out of it by studying it.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: jambul_kribo on June 28, 2021, 08:56:58 PM
If you are looking for a team that is working hard to make the project successful then you should hold and wait for the good pump in this coin. But if you think the project will not grow more in the future then leave it and try to find a good and famous project with high potential. If you have got good profit then leave as soon as possible.
keep on eye to developers team work need to do regularly, and we must active make communication with developers team in order to know how far developtment progress in running. Sometime token holder or investors didnt care about it, they just leave their token in wallet and wait it pumped.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Dread Pirate Roberts on June 28, 2021, 10:13:52 PM
I've learned my lesson in the past. Sometimes holding your bag for too long results to losses. I've tried to hold cpins when they were up 10x and didn't sell and regreted my decision. At some point you will have to sell and realize profit or it is pointless. Take note you can always buy the dip. Profit is profit.

we've had similiar experience about this, holding without a plan when to sell it not really good idea, just being logic no way market will always continue up and  never had price correction. btw 10x is very big in my opinion.   if that was me if i saw 2x already might be already sell it.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Fatunad on June 28, 2021, 10:24:41 PM
I've learned my lesson in the past. Sometimes holding your bag for too long results to losses. I've tried to hold cpins when they were up 10x and didn't sell and regreted my decision. At some point you will have to sell and realize profit or it is pointless. Take note you can always buy the dip. Profit is profit.

we've had similiar experience about this, holding without a plan when to sell it not really good idea, just being logic no way market will always continue up and  never had price correction. btw 10x is very big in my opinion.   if that was me if i saw 2x already might be already sell it.
Profit percentage target would really be varrying on personal choice and goal in mind and since we do have different goals in life then these numbers cant really be determined whether 10x or 100x because we do hold off different coins which means chances or situations on gains will be entirely different.
This is where experience do really counts because you are already aware of the market behavior which would be one of the indicators on making out decisions into your investment. Of course you would really be needing self awareness and make out decision basing on what you had encountered in the past.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Xampeuu on June 29, 2021, 07:24:45 AM
I've learned my lesson in the past. Sometimes holding your bag for too long results to losses. I've tried to hold cpins when they were up 10x and didn't sell and regreted my decision. At some point you will have to sell and realize profit or it is pointless. Take note you can always buy the dip. Profit is profit.

we've had similiar experience about this, holding without a plan when to sell it not really good idea, just being logic no way market will always continue up and  never had price correction. btw 10x is very big in my opinion.   if that was me if i saw 2x already might be already sell it.
Profit percentage target would really be varrying on personal choice and goal in mind and since we do have different goals in life then these numbers cant really be determined whether 10x or 100x because we do hold off different coins which means chances or situations on gains will be entirely different.
This is where experience do really counts because you are already aware of the market behavior which would be one of the indicators on making out decisions into your investment. Of course you would really be needing self awareness and make out decision basing on what you had encountered in the past.
Everyone has made mistakes in making decisions. and I think that is common in cryptocurrency trading. but if we can manage psychology, I think we will be ready to face the possibilities that will happen in the future and not regret when bad things happen. that way it will enrich our experience, between sell or hold at a certain time


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: BIN-BIN on June 29, 2021, 10:52:40 AM
I will advise you to keep holding if truly the token has a good use case as you have stated since the token already has 4 working apps the price will diffidently pick at the right time just have patience and look away from the market for a while let us say a year you will be surprised when you come back to see your profit.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: aioc on June 29, 2021, 11:16:57 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

If dev is not active anymore and the channel is already moderated and writing is restricted that is a first sign you need to dump the token  if you are late you are going to lose a lot, the opposite applies you are going to Hodl a coin where development is ongoing and the developers are very active in their channel in giving updates to their supporters, a shit coin has an inactive developer.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: rodskee on June 29, 2021, 11:23:57 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.
You should know the plan before investing mate because that's how we deal in cryptocurrency investing.

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I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.
If you really believe in this project then why hesitate now? you are doubtful and not really trusting this.
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But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.
Whales are only bagging money and never trust them to think about small investors .


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: trauchot on June 30, 2021, 02:40:24 PM
If I invest in top cryptocurrencies, then I don’t worry if even all the top cryptocurrencies in which I have invested will start to fall in price, as for example, it is happening now, because I know that after the correction there will be another market growth and then all the top cryptocurrencies in which I invested will start to grow again and will not just grow, but will reach new heights, but with new cryptocurrencies everything is different, there it is already necessary to make a decision by looking at the cryptocurrency market and at the development of the cryptocurrencies themselves.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: ansarose1 on July 16, 2021, 06:48:18 AM
For me, i only hodl coins that are top in the market exchange. I hodl coins like ETH, XRP, and also new tokens that has a good productivity and has a potential to grow their project platform in the long run. Since hodl is a critical move to invest if we don't have trust on what we hodl and afraid that the coin we hodl wouldn't give us profit in the long run.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: BigBos on July 16, 2021, 12:16:36 PM
For me, i only hodl coins that are top in the market exchange. I hodl coins like ETH, XRP, and also new tokens that has a good productivity and has a potential to grow their project platform in the long run. Since hodl is a critical move to invest if we don't have trust on what we hodl and afraid that the coin we hodl wouldn't give us profit in the long run.
good decision. I used to like to collect ethereum, little by little, my ethereum became a lot, and no matter what the price was, I kept holding it. however, I sold them all when the price was close to $1k. Well, I've benefited from that. Currently, I plan to do the same with BNB. the point is, we need to hold it little by little and sell it when the price is high enough.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Kunnu on July 16, 2021, 12:57:46 PM
Dumping in panic is not a good solution you will have to be positive, it happened with many people in the past that they have dumbed their tokens in panic and regret later. The project seems in early stage if you really believe in this project then you should consider to have more patience maybe it can be beneficial for you in long term although it's all depend on the development process if the project team keeps working on it then you must not lose hope.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: flagpara on July 16, 2021, 01:26:37 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.
I research and analyse these projects then understand that you are new to the cryptocurrency. Why don't you guys take advice before investing? Old altcoins are way better than new altcoins, but all new ones aren't bad. Everyday new altcoins are listed in the CMC but survive a few in a month. A big piece of advice, we don't know the real demand for new altcoins until we listed some good exchange.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Slash61 on July 16, 2021, 01:40:44 PM
Dumping in panic is not a good solution you will have to be positive, it happened with many people in the past that they have dumbed their tokens in panic and regret later. The project seems in early stage if you really believe in this project then you should consider to have more patience maybe it can be beneficial for you in long term although it's all depend on the development process if the project team keeps working on it then you must not lose hope.
all decisions based on panic will result in nothing but regret.
The market is built on analysis and planning. we can do it patiently. believe in the plans that we make from the beginning is an obligation to avoid panic.
although the market moves pump and dump we already know where we can benefit. most importantly it remains important to make decisions. don't have regrets.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bitcon on July 17, 2021, 11:05:20 AM
If I invest in top cryptocurrencies, then I don’t worry if even all the top cryptocurrencies in which I have invested will start to fall in price, as for example, it is happening now, because I know that after the correction there will be another market growth and then all the top cryptocurrencies in which I invested will start to grow again and will not just grow, but will reach new heights, but with new cryptocurrencies everything is different, there it is already necessary to make a decision by looking at the cryptocurrency market and at the development of the cryptocurrencies themselves.

Personally I invest for a long period only in projects I believe in and I really like. And it doesn’t matter for me if it is falling, I buy it more and more every month.

So you should review the prospects of this token again and then make your decision. But don’t forget, that almost all crypto currencies are decreasing now, so consider this as well.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Rampagoe004 on July 17, 2021, 11:17:24 AM
If the coin is still under development then it does not hurt to maintain it first, and you must first see how the trading volume for the future if it increases then hold is the right choice, because it has a high probability that the coin can be in demand by many investors and the price will definitely increase.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: marilynmanson21 on July 22, 2021, 01:53:05 PM
I just found out about the coin you mentioned, with this uncertain market situation you should continue to monitor the price of your coin, if your coin has reached a 100% profit, it's better to sell and buy back when the price drops


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bakasabo on July 22, 2021, 02:24:32 PM
I usually evaluate time and effort spent to get some amount of Bitcoin or altcoin with current market price and make a decision. If I see that the price has dropped a lot, I would better hold. Also I often use strategy "easy come, easy go". If I get a token for easy tasks (like social media bounty, or launchpool on Binance, or from a rare airdrop I participate in) and its value is small, then I would rather sell it or convert it into something more reliable, than hold.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: dificanovi on July 22, 2021, 02:34:02 PM
Is it this token? (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/startup-boost-token)
If this is the token that you're holding and you've got a bad of it. I advise you to dump it as soon as possible. The trading volume is not impressive at all and you're likely to get stuck with this coin if you've chosen to hold it for a longer time. How much did you invest on it?
You've probably made a wrong choice buying a bag of it.

yes you are right, the SUBX token is very bad and has no bright future. From June 22 to July 22, 2021 the price of SUBX did not increase. I think it is better to sell it than to hold SUBX tokens and buy tokens that are better than SUBX tokens so we can quickly get profits.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: rozak on July 22, 2021, 02:36:00 PM
I usually evaluate time and effort spent to get some amount of Bitcoin or altcoin with current market price and make a decision. If I see that the price has dropped a lot, I would better hold. Also I often use strategy "easy come, easy go". If I get a token for easy tasks (like social media bounty, or launchpool on Binance, or from a rare airdrop I participate in) and its value is small, then I would rather sell it or convert it into something more reliable, than hold.
I also sell tokens generated from the bounty campaign immediately and do not hold long-term because the potential for the price drop is huge.
holding it would be very risky even if getting it for free. but changing and storing it with a smaller risk asset I think will be more profitable.

for your investment assets, if you miss the moment to exit the market during a dump. indeed the hope is to be forced to endure it. and turn the investment time into a long-term one. but it all also depends on the asset you are referring to. if it's like BTC and the top altcoins I guess it's fine to wait a long time to get their price back instead of having to go out with big losses.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: SlimShadyMmp on July 22, 2021, 02:46:53 PM
First of all forget the whole professor coins they don't normally make any sense at all The most important things is the fundamentals and then trading volume If it has some good fundamentals and is working on it then basically it is likely going to make name but seriously if they are not working on any it my advice is dump it and buy some better dios and HODL thru


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Maslate on July 22, 2021, 02:53:36 PM
Is it this token? (https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/startup-boost-token)
If this is the token that you're holding and you've got a bad of it. I advise you to dump it as soon as possible. The trading volume is not impressive at all and you're likely to get stuck with this coin if you've chosen to hold it for a longer time. How much did you invest on it?
You've probably made a wrong choice buying a bag of it.

yes you are right, the SUBX token is very bad and has no bright future. From June 22 to July 22, 2021 the price of SUBX did not increase. I think it is better to sell it than to hold SUBX tokens and buy tokens that are better than SUBX tokens so we can quickly get profits.
This is the reason why I don't have some interest in this coin as it was obviously doesn't have any potentials and we can't make a good fortune on this project. As sooner or later, this coin will die. If that we saw that still has a market value and is still tradable, we certainly not miss this chance otherwise we just lose everything we put on this project.

If we are going to hold, it must be sure that we are holding the best and promising coin, not those coins that certainly don't have like SUBX.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: barabeku on July 29, 2021, 06:31:25 AM
First of all forget the whole professor coins they don't normally make any sense at all The most important things is the fundamentals and then trading volume If it has some good fundamentals and is working on it then basically it is likely going to make name but seriously if they are not working on any it my advice is dump it and buy some better dios and HODL thru

You are definitely right that the most important thing is fundamentals. But on the other hand, there are cases when a project offers something really innovative and promising, but they don’t have a good marketing campaign, that is why people are not aware of this project and that is why they don’t invest. So advertisement is also very important if you want to get profit from price rise.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Dump3er on July 29, 2021, 08:42:11 AM
First of all forget the whole professor coins they don't normally make any sense at all The most important things is the fundamentals and then trading volume If it has some good fundamentals and is working on it then basically it is likely going to make name but seriously if they are not working on any it my advice is dump it and buy some better dios and HODL thru

Trading volume can easily be faked although, thankfully, Coinmarketcap has done a lot of things to display the real trading volume as precisely as possible. What I also think is wrong is this binary thinking of HODL or dump. If you have 10 BTC why not sell only half of it and keep half or sell 30% and keep 70%? All too often is the question hold or dump, but you can also have a strategy in mind that is in between those two actions.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Shallow on July 29, 2021, 08:50:53 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

What caught my attention is that you made mention of the market bleeding which true, then how can a project now perform well when the market is not favourable. I am of the opinion that, before you even think of bagging such token in a huge way, you ought to know the risks and do so with your spare, this is because no one can predict the market and most of the times, hype helps to push some of these projects price, and when that hype fades, that's the end most times.
However, it is good you were able to point out that the team are really working but the market hasn't being favourable which is the case with some other projects. My own suggestion is, if the money used for the project is your spare, and you believed in the project and the team, then you can consider long term holding. A good project takes time to deliver because what speaks for it, is their use case which then generates the needed hype.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Bitbtc8 on July 29, 2021, 09:00:40 AM
This isn't hard for me anymore because I'm able to control my greed, the reason why many lose is they failed to take profits and they are forced to hold unintentionally when losses occur, the thing is learn to take profits and always buy back when there is huge dump in the market, to find out which coin it token is worth holding is left for you.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Macadonian on August 03, 2021, 01:26:36 PM
It is to risky to invest in dump coins only invest in coins that you think are going to be valuable long term and hold them do not invest in meme coins or any other stupid coins that have not been created to better the current cryptocurrencies out there.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bamb on August 03, 2021, 01:35:50 PM
The first rule of investing in new coin without any antecedent is to never get emotional with such coin.  You said and I quote ' reflections are delicious and community is nice' This phrase is a sign of emotional attachment,  if a coin is performing below your expectations,  the next thing is to cut your losses if you are in one otherwise sell and revise your projection!


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Macadonian on August 03, 2021, 01:37:15 PM
The first rule of investing in new coin without any antecedent is to never get emotional with such coin.  You said and I quote ' reflections are delicious and community is nice' This phrase is a sign of emotional attachment,  if a coin is performing below your expectations,  the next thing is to cut your losses if you are in one otherwise sell and revise your projection!
Emotional attachment is good to because if there are many people who feel the same way with the coin they will pump and dump it for its lifespan which could mean its a good idea to have a little emotional attachment.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Dump3er on August 07, 2021, 09:48:06 PM
It is to risky to invest in dump coins only invest in coins that you think are going to be valuable long term and hold them do not invest in meme coins or any other stupid coins that have not been created to better the current cryptocurrencies out there.

That's a question about strategy and principles. Some people aren't even interested in the long term prospects and value of a coin and that can also be a viable strategy. If you know that a coin has a certain short term potential but you don't see it to come to full fruition long term, why not play the edge you think you could perhaps have over others. Yes that strat involves more risk, but that's fine if the bearer is fine with it. When you look at a project you can also make your decision from a behavioral economics/psychological perspective. If you anticipate people to go crazy about the early stage, go for it if you like and dump as soon as you think the moment has come for others to also slowly realize it might rather not play out long term.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Ziskinberg on August 07, 2021, 10:27:05 PM
The first rule of investing in new coin without any antecedent is to never get emotional with such coin.  You said and I quote ' reflections are delicious and community is nice' This phrase is a sign of emotional attachment,  if a coin is performing below your expectations,  the next thing is to cut your losses if you are in one otherwise sell and revise your projection!
Emotional attachment is good to because if there are many people who feel the same way with the coin they will pump and dump it for its lifespan which could mean its a good idea to have a little emotional attachment.
It is sometimes we could say that emotions may help but most of the time it creates panic and minds changes. I actually considering this (emotions and instinct) but mostly I consider it on the market situation, chart analysis, and hearing feedback from others as HOLD means we are sacrificing our time not knowing how long we have to do this. Because if I see have no chance it recovers, there is no way I should have to do it, of course, selling is the best option even we are at loss.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Twinkledoe on August 07, 2021, 10:31:24 PM
The first rule of investing in new coin without any antecedent is to never get emotional with such coin.  You said and I quote ' reflections are delicious and community is nice' This phrase is a sign of emotional attachment,  if a coin is performing below your expectations,  the next thing is to cut your losses if you are in one otherwise sell and revise your projection!
Emotional attachment is good to because if there are many people who feel the same way with the coin they will pump and dump it for its lifespan which could mean its a good idea to have a little emotional attachment.
It is sometimes we could say that emotions may help but most of the time it creates panic and minds changes. I actually considering this (emotions and instinct) but mostly I consider it on the market situation, chart analysis, and hearing feedback from others as HOLD means we are sacrificing our time not knowing how long we have to do this. Because if I see have no chance it recovers, there is no way I should have to do it, of course, selling is the best option even we are at loss.

Also, one way is to check the activity of the dev team themselves. If they have very little to no more updates, start thinking discarding that token. Because give it a little time and the team will abandon the project. You need to see progress on their platform to keep you holding the token, if not, better sell it and move on. Don't wait for miracle to happen because that's not gonna happen for teams who are after for their pocket.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: tabas on August 07, 2021, 10:46:04 PM
Emotional attachment is good to because if there are many people who feel the same way with the coin they will pump and dump it for its lifespan which could mean its a good idea to have a little emotional attachment.
Not really. It's not good most of the time and actually I don't usually attach my emotion for every decision that I make. If I include it then most of the time, I'll just go with the flow and would feel that I have to dump even if I'm at loss because of the market doesn't look good.
That's why it's not that really good when you're into investments and mostly if you trade.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: retnoanjani on August 07, 2021, 10:51:37 PM
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Also, one way is to check the activity of the dev team themselves. If they have very little to no more updates, start thinking discarding that token. Because give it a little time and the team will abandon the project. You need to see progress on their platform to keep you holding the token, if not, better sell it and move on. Don't wait for miracle to happen because that's not gonna happen for teams who are after for their pocket.
when there are no significant developments, important agendas are always postponed without a definite time, the dev team starts to shut up and fight people who ask about the sustainability of the project. sometimes a project that looks very potential and professional can end up being a scam, either because of a fraudulent team or because the market is not conducive, so only use free money for this type of investment, because the risk is great. That's why I never invest in new projects, only participate in the bounty, which has a smaller risk and I can handle.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: viananda2525 on August 07, 2021, 10:53:25 PM
It is to risky to invest in dump coins only invest in coins that you think are going to be valuable long term and hold them do not invest in meme coins or any other stupid coins that have not been created to better the current cryptocurrencies out there.
dumped coins not always be good opoortunity to hold, we must understand the reason behind this drop . Is it caused by market condition or truely investors start leaving and selling their assets. When we could idenity this condition , i am believe we will not trapped in shit project.



Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Hobo66 on August 08, 2021, 12:46:49 AM
You need to look at the people who lead the project. If they are scammers and  bad people then they will take your money. If they have good vision and are good people and think about people first before themselves then you have great leaders who you can trust on.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: awik p on August 08, 2021, 06:32:08 AM
The first rule of investing in new coin without any antecedent is to never get emotional with such coin.  You said and I quote ' reflections are delicious and community is nice' This phrase is a sign of emotional attachment,  if a coin is performing below your expectations,  the next thing is to cut your losses if you are in one otherwise sell and revise your projection!

You are right, I made such mistakes several times that I just enjoyed being in that community, so I trusted this project. People there said that this project must go to the moon, but then it was hacked.
Also emotions are dangerous when you see how tokens increase and you think that you will not have time to earn, so you buy on highs and then losses. It is a greediness of people and if you want to earn you should get rid of such emotions.

before a new coin appears, it's good to know the development team on the project, where we can see the background on the previous project. they will make a good roadmap usually, and we can follow the progress. for new projects, of course we have to be more careful and monitor continuously, so that we can analyze whether the new coin has potential or not. on the other hand many of the new coins cannot survive, that's why we have to be careful


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: BuyingBitcoin on August 08, 2021, 08:02:29 AM
I HODL before the next all time high for Bitcoin.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bots1 on August 12, 2021, 12:37:05 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

It's hard to make a HOLD or dump decision. if you are not sure about the prospects for the SUBX token, you better sell it now if it is still profitable for you. you have to be realistic and do your own research and don't be swayed by the sweet promises they offer if in reality it doesn't turn out as expected. you need to know that tokens that do not have strong fundamentals are difficult to survive and their prices continue to decline.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Kelvinid on August 12, 2021, 01:15:14 PM

It's hard to make a HOLD or dump decision. if you are not sure about the prospects for the SUBX token, you better sell it now if it is still profitable for you. you have to be realistic and do your own research and don't be swayed by the sweet promises they offer if in reality it doesn't turn out as expected. you need to know that tokens that do not have strong fundamentals are difficult to survive and their prices continue to decline.
That is certainly hard if you don't know the background of the project but that seems not an excuse as in the first place, we have to a search before investing. It is very important for us to know the capability of the project, otherwise, we are just blindly buying the project. Apparently, this was a common scenario that we have seen around.

To HOLD and to SELL, that actually depends on the potentiality of the token/coin. And we should not hesitate to sell if we are doubted on the project, better to secure our funds rather than to regret later.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bosede1 on August 12, 2021, 02:42:00 PM
I will ask you what was the driven fact when you get this coin, what triggered you to? If upon the purchase you purpose for long term business then don't be swayed with whatsoever might be happening with the coin presently.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: carlisle1 on August 12, 2021, 03:18:47 PM
I honestly don't think the project can last much longer, and of course the devs will always say that to reassure investors, but from what I see you should sell it and move on to a better project.

If you see things like that always best to sell it right away and move forward to find another good assets that will bring you decent amount of

profits, many failed cause greed let them think that the market for the project will continue to increase but they'll see that instead of having good amount

they've lost the opportunities, regret is the next thing in them as money flow away instead of banking it.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Rimueng on August 16, 2021, 07:52:02 AM
I will follow the road map. if I hold alcoin then I will follow its development either in the telegram group or continue to visit their web and fanpage so that I know the progress. The purpose of being guided by an Altcoin roadmap is to know when the price is improving and when the price will stabilize. In this roadmap we will know all about a digital currency. and of course we will hold if it has the potential to continue to improve and will release as soon as possible if the Altcoin is a memecoin


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Ever-young on August 16, 2021, 12:02:16 PM
For me I take my holding decision base on the kind of token and what they are into, and sometimes I use market analysis to judge if am to hold or sell it's all depend on the market situation of the token at that time, for I am not a long time trader.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: HashingTower on August 16, 2021, 02:56:45 PM
After learning the hard way since 2017 I've now decided to always buy crypto coins when BTC halving is a year away, this was what I did in early 2020 and it favours me so much, the best time to buy and hold is bear market and when BTC halving is miles away


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: sapnu on August 16, 2021, 03:10:50 PM
There are a lot of factors I consider before making a decision about holding or dumping and I make sure that my emotions are completely out of it. First thing is through speculation of the road map and next thing is the current market situation and the news about that certain coin. Deciding when to hodl or dump is a very crucial thing to do because it will decide whether you will be successful with your investments in the future or will experience much worse losses. It's best not to learn it from a mistake but still it is inevitable so just make sure that you think it through as careful and as wisely as you can to make it worth the wait.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: harapan on August 16, 2021, 03:39:54 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.
I just checked this token and I can't believe my eyes, the whole 100m supply is in circulation? how can this grow in terms of price when the total supply is in circulation,  aside that the project doesn't seem like a long term project after losing the trust of the whales/investors, if I have any of this subx right now I think I would follow the whales to dump and move on to better projects, few reasons you should try sticking to old coins, it's better you dump and move on, this project might not survive the bear market.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Gayong88 on August 16, 2021, 04:06:57 PM
In my opinion, if you are quite confident with the coin project, you should check the price history of the coin, if you think the price when you hold the coin is still under value, then you just hold it, but if not then if there is a chance the price goes up then sell just. then you can look for other coins that have good fundamentals and enter the top 50 rankings in the coin market cap.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Rb48 on August 16, 2021, 04:15:47 PM
Suppose I have a coin that I have kept. I sold this coin if I had sinned a lot after hoping in the market. And if the market dumps a lot later, I will put that coin in a good position again Then I will buy and hold the coin and keep it, then I will sell it when the price goes up again.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Baimovic on August 16, 2021, 04:20:42 PM
If you feel that now is a very good time to release the token, you better release it now first, then if you still believe in the project token, it's better until the price continues to decline, because with what you said above that the big whale has left there is a high probability that the price will drop.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Pamadar on August 16, 2021, 06:13:20 PM

If you are confident in the project you should hold it first. what you need to know is that almost the average project continues to develop itself, even though we find the end of their sweet promise to run away or scam and also many projects are active in the market and even their prices continue to increase. You need to keep an eye on it just in case, the indecision you're experiencing doesn't let you keep coins that aren't potential.

Your knowledge will keep you decide to whether to continue holding or its need to liquidate and find a new one.

There are many projects that still in its developing stage, as long as the progress still showing and the dev are working behind, and actively answering all investors queries, there's still a good chance that it will bring more good success to your invested money. Keep following the team and the progress for more detailed information.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: RealMalatesta on August 16, 2021, 08:14:04 PM
After learning the hard way since 2017 I've now decided to always buy crypto coins when BTC halving is a year away, this was what I did in early 2020 and it favours me so much, the best time to buy and hold is bear market and when BTC halving is miles away
You do not have to do it that rarely, you could always buy it whenever it is down. For example, when the price went down 50% few months ago in May or June (can't remember) that means you could have bought at that time as well, the price went down literally in half, and that is a huge enough drop that we all know eventually it would have gone higher, maybe not to 60k, but definitely higher, even if it dropped to 15-20k after that (which thankfully it didn't) that would still not matter because going above 30k was still easy and right there.

Anyone who did it already have 50% profit because it went from 30k to 45k and that is 50% profit and only in a month or two. So, you do not have to buy when it is getting close to halving, only have to buy it when there is a huge fall, huge falls in bitcoin is not rare so whenever that happens go ahead and buy some.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Quidat on August 16, 2021, 08:21:00 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.
If you are confident in the project you should hold it first. what you need to know is that almost the average project continues to develop itself, even though we find the end of their sweet promise to run away or scam and also many projects are active in the market and even their prices continue to increase. You need to keep an eye on it just in case, the indecision you're experiencing doesn't let you keep coins that aren't potential.
We do have different takings on particular things which means decisions would really be entirely different  to  each other.If you do really look  for a project to be that great  or good for long term then its your choice
whether you do hold  it  up or  would secure  profits while you still can because there's no guarantee on making profits thats why every money making chance or profit should really take some actions.
Dumping decision is a common act specially to those who are making active trades.Decisions will vary on different factors thats why it could neither be the same or different to each other.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: GaxviiBuss on August 16, 2021, 10:59:25 PM
Most times dump decision is determined by personal need if I fund I can sell at any time, however most times I sell at my target profit over greed spirit, and the basis is that I like to sell at the peak of bull and prefer to buy in bear.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Tervelatuk on August 16, 2021, 11:40:12 PM
After learning the hard way since 2017 I've now decided to always buy crypto coins when BTC halving is a year away, this was what I did in early 2020 and it favours me so much, the best time to buy and hold is bear market and when BTC halving is miles away
i am agree price histroy very important for us to decided what step we have to do.And halving event was most waited for bitcoin investors, price will skyrocketing after halving due reward decrease in mining.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: MoneyJ on August 17, 2021, 01:31:43 AM
In every investment decision, look for indices to support or deny ones conclusion to sell or hodl. If my investment reaches 10x or more but the market is bearish I tend to hodl for another bull cycle. But if it is in the middle of a bull run and it hit 10x I would sell it .


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: xSkylarx on August 17, 2021, 01:42:55 AM
If you feel that now is a very good time to release the token, you better release it now first, then if you still believe in the project token, it's better until the price continues to decline, because with what you said above that the big whale has left there is a high probability that the price will drop.

If you really need money, dump it, but if you don't, keep it, or if you're afraid the price will go down, sell 80 percent of the coin and keep the other 20 percent, according to a good friend of mine. This method works for me, even if that 20% gain sometimes turns into a 50% gain, but it's still a profit even though I sold it earlier. However, whether you sold it for a low price or a high price, the profit is still yours.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: inanilujimi on August 17, 2021, 02:06:51 AM
Don't trust the devs and the team too much, you can feel for yourself that words without evidence are tantamount to bullshit.
In this market there are many ways for people to do scams, be yourself and don't be easily influenced by other people.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Pamadar on August 17, 2021, 06:25:15 AM
If you feel that now is a very good time to release the token, you better release it now first, then if you still believe in the project token, it's better until the price continues to decline, because with what you said above that the big whale has left there is a high probability that the price will drop.

If you really need money, dump it, but if you don't, keep it, or if you're afraid the price will go down, sell 80 percent of the coin and keep the other 20 percent, according to a good friend of mine. This method works for me, even if that 20% gain sometimes turns into a 50% gain, but it's still a profit even though I sold it earlier. However, whether you sold it for a low price or a high price, the profit is still yours.
Still a profit even small or if you take much higher, what is important is you are satisfied.

Better to set your minds to keep what you need and try to move forward. Most of the time, those who lost a lot are the people that
can't resist greed. Be wise and contented with how things work with you.

Don't trust the devs and the team too much, you can feel for yourself that words without evidence are tantamount to bullshit.
In this market there are many ways for people to do scams, be yourself and don't be easily influenced by other people.
Never do that, unless you see real actions or progress from the project and you did your research properly.

You can trust them if there're real usages and there are communities who really supporting what the dev is doing within the project developments.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: lenovop-70 on August 17, 2021, 06:33:14 AM
I take a small profit and have no regrets when the price pumps more after i sold it, meanwhile, the price is sure to correct back, and I will buy back at the bottom, just follow the market direction. Trading takes time to recognize the direction of the market, as long as we are patient and precise, there are profits to come with you.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: the ghabbar on August 17, 2021, 10:54:24 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

If you hold a token, the most appropriate step is to first analyze the selling value, whether the current selling value is greater than the current buy value, after that you have to observe the market, how the fate of the token will be this year or in the coming year.

If you've done it right, then the conclusion that you have to do is obvious, if indeed the team says they are looking for the long term, maybe you need to be patient to let go, this is actually more profitable for you than letting go now.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: meldrio1 on August 17, 2021, 12:21:43 PM
I'm not familiar that token, seems it's a new token in the market. It is really risky investing in new token you expecting the price will increase and make profit but still down price and keeps decreasing. If the team is still active and developing the project then you should give them a time, keep hold your tokens for now. 


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Plinteng on August 17, 2021, 01:17:18 PM
I have made a similar mistake, probably every trader and investor has left profits on the table. The problem is that if we sell too early then we may lose another rally, or we sell too late and the price has fallen again. It is very difficult to find the exact time of the best selling point. That's why I always try to hold on to some of the top coins and hold them for the long term.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Pom_bensin on August 17, 2021, 01:31:32 PM
have you analyzed the token? From what factors you can conclude to have and hold. but in my opinion the most important thing is that we have to see the development of the token so that there are no losses


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: fuguebtc on August 17, 2021, 03:06:24 PM
You are the one who is following the project very closely. Is the project going according to the roadmap?. As you say according to what you said the team is still developing the project and updating daily then you should give them more time. Don't panic, stand your ground. maybe whales are deliberately creating hype to take profits and buy them at lower prices.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Shasha80 on August 19, 2021, 07:18:22 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

you may accept suggestions and input from us, but you must be on the principle that you plan. it must be considered.
the coins you mentioned have value and are listed on several exchanges and that I think is good, if you have a few of these coins and you want to release them you can wait for the price to go higher.

We must be confident with the results of our own analysis compared to the opinions of others. Because we do the analysis, we will definitely
do it correctly and seriously, because we hope the results are accurate. While other people's opinions are sometimes only based on their
assumptions, there is even a possibility that other people's analytical skills are worse than ours. If the results of our analysis fail and
make us lose, there is a positive side that we can take, we will correct our mistakes in making decisions. The conclusion is that relying on
others will not make our abilities develop, so don't be afraid to trust the results of the research and analysis that we have done ourselves.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Luffygroove on August 19, 2021, 09:00:38 AM
For me, I always consider my assets as long-term and short-term. For the long-term investment, I usually take time to dig some information deeper and to know further about the team. In the length of the development, I will observe the progress that team made. If they have weekly or monthly reports to the community, I think that would be a green signal. It means the team is solid, dependable, and professional. Cause I consider it a long-term investment, It will be okay for me to wait as long as they delivered cause I believe for everything there's time. So, for me, I can wait for that all-time ATH if I have faith in the project.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Pamadar on August 19, 2021, 09:21:38 AM

We must be confident with the results of our own analysis compared to the opinions of others. Because we do the analysis, we will definitely
do it correctly and seriously, because we hope the results are accurate. While other people's opinions are sometimes only based on their
assumptions, there is even a possibility that other people's analytical skills are worse than ours. If the results of our analysis fail and
make us lose, there is a positive side that we can take, we will correct our mistakes in making decisions. The conclusion is that relying on
others will not make our abilities develop, so don't be afraid to trust the results of the research and analysis that we have done ourselves.

Indeed. trusting your own work gives you confidence with how you see the market,

Unlike with trusting with other opinion where you can't change your position once the market turned against you, while those people
who provides that information can easily change everything without your knowledge, it's best to keep your own research and trust how you percepts what the market will bring to your investment.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: MIner1448 on August 19, 2021, 03:50:25 PM
You know, I very often used to hold coins of various young projects, which, in principle, during my analysis should have taken off, but no one has taken it, for a long time I now adhere to investing in the top 15 coins, there is very little prospect at the start of new young projects , especially since almost all are created for the sake of scam.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bitzizzix on August 19, 2021, 04:18:54 PM

We must be confident with the results of our own analysis compared to the opinions of others. Because we do the analysis, we will definitely
do it correctly and seriously, because we hope the results are accurate. While other people's opinions are sometimes only based on their
assumptions, there is even a possibility that other people's analytical skills are worse than ours. If the results of our analysis fail and
make us lose, there is a positive side that we can take, we will correct our mistakes in making decisions. The conclusion is that relying on
others will not make our abilities develop, so don't be afraid to trust the results of the research and analysis that we have done ourselves.

Indeed. trusting your own work gives you confidence with how you see the market,

Unlike with trusting with other opinion where you can't change your position once the market turned against you, while those people
who provides that information can easily change everything without your knowledge, it's best to keep your own research and trust how you percepts what the market will bring to your investment.
Using your own analysis is important and must be based on sufficient analytical knowledge and able to analyze well and accurately, people's suggestions are also important and only for consideration on the grounds that people who are experts and can be trusted are not random people.
because sometimes many people believe in their own analysis without realizing their analytical abilities which lead to losses, it's a good idea to combine my own analysis with analysis from experts and trusted people for consideration.
I will continue to do research on both and if there are similarities it doesn't hurt to try with confidence and sometimes it works, and if you follow the wrong people's advice that's a problem.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Insomnia family on August 19, 2021, 04:28:50 PM
yes, I've experienced situations like the you but not with the SUBX coin. On the one hand, as investors, of course, we are required to monitor project developments and the latest news about the project is very important, especially on telegrams, usually the project team always provides information about the development of the project. and if you believe in the project then hold it, but if you are worried (whales) then sell some and hold the rest.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Zulkifli BI on August 19, 2021, 09:06:33 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

I have never bought this altcoin and I do not know which altcoin you currently hold. but there are many cases that happen as you are experiencing today. so I can only suggest to continue to monitor the current price and volume, because large volumes can increase the price of altcoins, and you have to follow the development of these altcoins, if the developer is still developing this altcoin project then you better hold on until your profit target is achieved. but if this altcoin is sitting in place then it is better to sell it immediately.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: llecrf on August 19, 2021, 09:42:31 PM
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If the project has a long roadmap, until 2022 I think you can hold the coin, see how big the liquidity pool they are locking, do they lock it for 6 to 12 months? if so just wait and take profit when the price goes up, projects that have good community members will support the project and they don't just pursue profit, I learned from Dogecoin and Waves, even though for a long time these two coins were at the lowest price, but both can achieve new ATH because it has a strong community


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Sihab76 on August 19, 2021, 11:52:35 PM
I am always prefer to invest my money longer periods investment . So I already invested bitcoin and Ethereum, Binance coin for long time. So I can't keep anything update price ups and downs.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Shasha80 on August 20, 2021, 05:09:39 PM

We must be confident with the results of our own analysis compared to the opinions of others. Because we do the analysis, we will definitely
do it correctly and seriously, because we hope the results are accurate. While other people's opinions are sometimes only based on their
assumptions, there is even a possibility that other people's analytical skills are worse than ours. If the results of our analysis fail and
make us lose, there is a positive side that we can take, we will correct our mistakes in making decisions. The conclusion is that relying on
others will not make our abilities develop, so don't be afraid to trust the results of the research and analysis that we have done ourselves.

Indeed. trusting your own work gives you confidence with how you see the market,

Unlike with trusting with other opinion where you can't change your position once the market turned against you, while those people
who provides that information can easily change everything without your knowledge, it's best to keep your own research and trust how you percepts what the market will bring to your investment.

A few days ago, when the market was down there were a lot of opinions popping up. There are those who argue that the crypto market will recover
soon, and there are also those who think that the crypto market is increasingly experiencing a decline. If we rely too much on signals from other
people, it will make us confused about choosing the right opinion. Moreover, the crypto market is very volatile, so we must be able to quickly change
our decisions, it can be obtained from the results of research and analysis that we do. So we can know how long we can holding coins,
or we can know when is the best time to take profit.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: kumala_abi on August 20, 2021, 10:51:41 PM
I am always prefer to invest my money longer periods investment . So I already invested bitcoin and Ethereum, Binance coin for long time. So I can't keep anything update price ups and downs.
those assets selection was good as our side investment  so  no need to check price regularly like another coins. Major coins will give us more relax and our mentality will panic although market crash. For long term investment eth btc and bnb give us certainity in price and also security.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Bitcoin Seller on August 22, 2021, 06:04:26 AM
The first rule of investing in new coin without any antecedent is to never get emotional with such coin.  You said and I quote ' reflections are delicious and community is nice' This phrase is a sign of emotional attachment,  if a coin is performing below your expectations,  the next thing is to cut your losses if you are in one otherwise sell and revise your projection!

You are right, I made such mistakes several times that I just enjoyed being in that community, so I trusted this project. People there said that this project must go to the moon, but then it was hacked.
Also emotions are dangerous when you see how tokens increase and you think that you will not have time to earn, so you buy on highs and then losses. It is a greediness of people and if you want to earn you should get rid of such emotions.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Pelana vreo on August 22, 2021, 07:25:46 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

When you decide to buy tokens and enter the presale, it looks like you have done a lot of research before you started to invest in the project,i have visited https://www.dextools.io/app/pancakeswap/pair-explorer/0x605b6e29e3daab97b45d825438c532c14876d782 and the trading volume looks good. the price is slowly starting to go up to $0.0095 usd, if you want to hold this coin for long term then that is an option as they are still active on social media and as I said, the token price is slowly going up and it looks good.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: tabas on August 22, 2021, 11:51:04 AM
those assets selection was good as our side investment  so  no need to check price regularly like another coins. Major coins will give us more relax and our mentality will panic although market crash. For long term investment eth btc and bnb give us certainity in price and also security.
And those coins that you've mentioned, there's no need to check their prices from time to time. But it became a hobby for most of us to check the markets.
Because we're all looking out to how much we've gained and how much exactly it is that we're making for that specific day although it's just a gain that you may not want to cash out.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Pamadar on August 22, 2021, 05:09:36 PM

A few days ago, when the market was down there were a lot of opinions popping up. There are those who argue that the crypto market will recover
soon, and there are also those who think that the crypto market is increasingly experiencing a decline. If we rely too much on signals from other
people, it will make us confused about choosing the right opinion. Moreover, the crypto market is very volatile, so we must be able to quickly change
our decisions, it can be obtained from the results of research and analysis that we do. So we can know how long we can holding coins,
or we can know when is the best time to take profit.

Confusing yourself will place you in great danger while investing,

A lots of time traders who are relying with other's opinion failed to pick the right decision, following tips is not a good way working with this business, you need to work for your own and use those tips as learning materials in picking the right position for your investment. At the end of the day, it's still your final call if what is best for your money.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bitcoin-shark on August 22, 2021, 06:42:06 PM
how to establish the strategy to be adopted for a token / altcoin that you own? there are various factors to consider as if the project is promising in the long term, on which exchanges it is listed if it has decent volumes the price changes of the last period, is better to establish a goal if it reaches a certain value satisfactory for us then sell quickly


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: amihada on August 23, 2021, 02:27:56 AM
Making a hold or dump decision can sometimes be a difficult decision. Holding an altcoin for a long time is sometimes not a wise decision if the altcoin does not have daily transactions or a large marketcap value. But sometimes holding for a long period of time can provide large profits if the coin continues to grow and innovate that attracts new and old investors.
If I always make my own decisions, potentially coins like Ethereum and BNB coins I hold for a long time I don't doubt it because these two coins can be long term assets for me, but if other coins like Poolz I only hold for a while when I make a profit I sell and I wait when the price drops i buy it back i make a lot of profit by buying and selling coin poolz.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: GaxviiBuss on August 23, 2021, 05:12:47 PM
Don't have patience as to dumping like that, I observe the rate of dropping and increasing of a coin for sometime by constantly watching the price day by day, so after identify theee best time so sell and I do, though I still loose some fund but will be minimal, recently it happen to me, when I loose a lot of coin. During the time of observation I consider the team response to the price to know the rate of the project potential. This from my own perspective might be wrong.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: TheListener on August 23, 2021, 05:39:57 PM
It's so easy overall market depend on btc so chk btc movement then we can easily make a decision about holding or chk when market dump but this is possible when we read market carefully.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: ven7net on August 23, 2021, 05:40:08 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

I have seen several similar situations and I will tell you this, if large investors leave the project, then this is a bad signal for the remaining holders. The fact is that such projects are practically doomed to failure, since they could not keep large investors. Of course, there is a case when the project team launches an update and this again increases the interest of large investors in the project and then there is a chance for the price of the crypto asset to rise, but this happens very rarely. I have been in such situations and unfortunately did not have time to sell, which led to a loss of profit. How to avoid such a situation? To be honest, I do not know the solution, since we all want to have a profit, which means we keep the crypto asset to the last. But you probably just need to follow the information and sell if the situation in the project is very bad. This is the only way we can avoid the complete loss of funds invested in a particular crypto asset.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: tabas on August 23, 2021, 08:39:46 PM
Having an active team does not guarantee the survival of the coin in the long term, my advice is to immediately exchange it with a coin that has good prospects for investment in the long term, because basically big investors are more interested in investing in top coins to avoid high risks when dump
I find it good when there's an active team that works for the project and everything that it has to be. But knowing that it is an altcoin that you probably just heard of.
It is better to dump such coins and buy a better one like ethereum, bitcoin and other good top altcoins.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Traderbtcc on August 23, 2021, 11:53:54 PM
The decision to hodl or dump a coin is your call to make, no one can tell you when you should hodl or dump a coin, in your case the coin you mentioned seems like it won't be surviving for too long, the part about early investors leaving is fearful and you should be really careful if your losses ain't that much I feel maybe you should exit the project too, not all coins that dump recover from their dips some die off from there.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Tomohisa on August 30, 2021, 12:18:05 PM
It depends on how you see it. Do you think its price was undervalued for now? Do you think it will have a long future ahead and right now, a minor setback in terms of price? There is a lot of question you need to ask yourself to finally make your own decision. My only advice for you is: sometimes, don't too focus on price but think how it will fare in long term hodl.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: adibi12 on August 30, 2021, 03:02:11 PM
It all depends on the developer, if they are still serious in carrying out their project, then I suggest to hold on and wait for the right time to be released, the thing you need to do is keep abreast of information from them in the group or on the website.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Stunzz on August 30, 2021, 08:51:56 PM
Go through all their channels to see their latest updated information. Do well as engaging with one of their representative on the TG or Discord channel, ask tangible questions and the answers you get should determine your next move.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: livingfree on August 30, 2021, 09:02:23 PM
In your situation OP that you're unsure whether to hold or dump it.

If it is no longer that good for you to hold it and you're just thinking about when it will pump, I'll dump that if it's still on exchanges.

The reason is that if I don't know why I am holding that token and I have no firm reason to do that, I won't have any second thought of dumping it.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: sherenikaw on August 30, 2021, 10:39:31 PM
actually if the project has a good development and the team also always gives positive prospects then that can be a reason to hold it. A good project can be seen from the team and also the goals of the project. certainly, a project will have a bloody period especially when the market is falling. we can only hold it and don't sell it when the price is falling because it will just give a loss. don't forget to keep abreast of the progress of the project because we are the ones who can decide whether the project is worth to hold or not.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: denasha92 on August 30, 2021, 11:12:23 PM
I will HOLD my coin if the project has a good prospect and the team is really active, they give some updates about their project to their community frequently. also, they always finish their goal on their roadmap on time. then, i will dump my coin, if the coin have a low liquidity in the market for a long time, the project was abandoned and the team is inactive.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Psynthax on August 31, 2021, 02:56:38 AM
I am always prefer to invest my money longer periods investment . So I already invested bitcoin and Ethereum, Binance coin for long time. So I can't keep anything update price ups and downs.
those assets selection was good as our side investment  so  no need to check price regularly like another coins. Major coins will give us more relax and our mentality will panic although market crash. For long term investment eth btc and bnb give us certainity in price and also security.
Maybe it was because checking the market price regularly is tiring, so many people decide to invest for long term, but even long term also need to check the price regularly to find if the price is already near the price you expected and when you will dump your investment and its when the price already high enough we think it cant go higher. but at least its not like checking the price every hour and i also prefer long term investment, because its just more relaxing although the price can go down and not going up.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: maria1110 on August 31, 2021, 03:19:31 AM
I've never heard of this coin before, or read any news.
Anyway, do your own research before putting money in, do not just listen to other people coz they may be voicing for purposes. And also, do not invest more than you could afford to lose. This is important.



Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: andriarto on August 31, 2021, 04:26:28 AM
I am always prefer to invest my money longer periods investment . So I already invested bitcoin and Ethereum, Binance coin for long time. So I can't keep anything update price ups and downs.
those assets selection was good as our side investment  so  no need to check price regularly like another coins. Major coins will give us more relax and our mentality will panic although market crash. For long term investment eth btc and bnb give us certainity in price and also security.
Maybe it was because checking the market price regularly is tiring, so many people decide to invest for long term, but even long term also need to check the price regularly to find if the price is already near the price you expected and when you will dump your investment and its when the price already high enough we think it cant go higher. but at least its not like checking the price every hour and i also prefer long term investment, because its just more relaxing although the price can go down and not going up.
holding in the long term does make us more relaxed, at least we don't check the market in the near term. but indeed it would be better to set a target, so that we can take profit automatically when we do not see the market. let alone waiting for a bullish market to occur in a matter of years, so sometimes we forget to check the market


Title: Re: Bagaimana Anda membuat keputusan HODL atau dump?
Post by: husencoe on September 06, 2021, 06:36:36 PM
Currently the market conditions are very unstable and investors prefer to invest in the current top coins, if I can suggest that you release the coins and exchange them for better coins in the cryptocurrency market


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: juanda on September 06, 2021, 07:02:03 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

All project development teams will say they have long term goals but in reality many projects lose value half way through. so whatever is said by the development team can not be an important reference in investment. so I think we should study and find more accurate information to make a decision to hold it or to sell it immediately. so we can benefit from it.


Title: Re: Bagaimana Anda membuat keputusan HODL atau dump?
Post by: CapGelatik on September 06, 2021, 07:34:03 PM
Currently the market conditions are very unstable and investors prefer to invest in the current top coins, if I can suggest that you release the coins and exchange them for better coins in the cryptocurrency market
Talking about market conditions, it's not stable yet and I don't know when it will end.
I think the top coins are always a good choice to invest but then again everyone has their own preference for coins


Title: Re: Bagaimana Anda membuat keputusan HODL atau dump?
Post by: stadus on September 06, 2021, 08:22:25 PM
Currently the market conditions are very unstable and investors prefer to invest in the current top coins, if I can suggest that you release the coins and exchange them for better coins in the cryptocurrency market
Talking about market conditions, it's not stable yet and I don't know when it will end.
I think the top coins are always a good choice to invest but then again everyone has their own preference for coins
The top 10 coins are the coins with good liquidity, they have a lot of investors and as long as there's no big issue regarding the team and the development of the project, investors will continue to trust the project by holding their investing. If we rate the investment, they belong to a lower risk type of investment as they had already captured the big number of investors who makes their project more stable, however, it's not bad to take a high risk as well as you might find a gem coin/s that could pump more than a hundred times in just a short period of time.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Wakate on September 06, 2021, 09:00:02 PM
This coin is not that know to the public and there is bigger chance that it might lost it momentum as time goes on because of it's low liquidity. Liquidity is very important in the crypto market for good movement of price to occur. If there is no good liquidity, it means that the market is dumped and with time, investors might decides to sell there own part of the coin and those that are still holding will lose at the end.

Take more time and do more research on the project to know whether truely the project will go a long way. Also take note that you might end up selling it and things get better with time bringing about regret and poor decision making.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Wulan_maniez on September 06, 2021, 09:26:39 PM
When the market is as bullish as it is today, many altcoins rise in price and pump slowly. I see in the market a lot of green ones, and that should be the case with altcoins that you hold 'SUBX'. If 'SUBX' coin is on the rise like other altcoins, maybe you can still hold it. But if there is no increase, you better sell it, and switch to an established altcoin.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: letyouearn on September 06, 2021, 10:16:50 PM
I usually focus on strong projects that have fundamental reasons to grow and I always wait if my tokens are being dump. If you enter high risk, lowcap project, the situation becomes more unpredictable.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: hidingyou on September 07, 2021, 12:14:06 PM
Keep your eye on the price. If the dump is flowing in then it  means the investors lose trust in that project, it's also good to have a target in when you sell, also keep your eye on the team if they are still in communication
if you feel they don't care anymore then it's time to dump it because they are probably do.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: ChaoChibai on September 08, 2021, 04:09:07 AM
Making decisions must be more careful in choosing altcoins, when you hold an altcoin you have to monitor the price from charts or analysis in various existing markets, when you want to hlod coin choose a coin that has an exchange rate that is always active, don't hold a dead coin, that's the right thing fear, now the market is unstable, something coin can pump and dump suddenly

Yes of course, right now the situation in the market is so unstable. The price can pump and dump so sudden, bitcoin and ethereum price is decreasing in price right now. Monitoring our coins is the essential key to make sure if we want to hodl or dump decision.
for me, i think this is the best decision to hodl our coins


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: babygun on September 08, 2021, 04:46:25 AM

Monitoring the action of your asset is very important in this industry,

The more you follow the team, the better understanding that you have with all the development plans, as long as they are doing their
job and they are hitting the target from their road map it's still worth to keep the coin, even there's dump that ongoing it's a part of the
cycle and for you to maximize your benefits, if you trust the team holding and buying for more is the best strategy to do.

While I can agree to your statement, do you really follow the team or news of all the crypto's that you have? I do this for my stocks, but not for crypto.
I have 75% in BTC and ETH and the rest is divided over many coins. Most of them I just bought for staking rewards without doing a lot of research lol.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: lizarder on September 08, 2021, 07:09:32 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

It takes a lot of knowledge about the tokens that you currently hold, both analysis, development and trends towards these tokens in the future, so that you will have references to hold or release these tokens at this time, it takes hard work to find out at this time.

If the development of the token has been done well and has the potential to be successful in the future, then the right step is to save it for now, moreover they have 4 recently released applications and this is more real than other coins, than other coins whose future is not clear.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: deathcode on September 08, 2021, 07:21:42 AM
In investing, of course, there must be good planning before you choose an asset. you will do it for a long time or a short time.
for some popular new projects, of course, the long term can be profitable but it's also still a big risk for us to hold it for a long time because we don't know if the project will not experience problems in the future.
but for top market assets, holding it and continuing to add assets, of course, long term is not detrimental.
most importantly, plan well, when you have to exit or will stay in the market.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: bakasabo on September 08, 2021, 07:27:42 AM
Perfect time for advices in topic to take into consideration. As in just one day, most of cryptocurrencies has lost 10-15% of their price, thoughts of selling everything away starts to appear more often. I suggest to revise what is posted in this topic and take a right decision. I personally dont want to sell my crypto with losses. I've already seen such situations several times and prefer to hold, as I saw that the price recovers with time. I would even insist on selling only when you are at extreme need of fiat or see a greater opportunity in other altcoin.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: floridafranks on September 08, 2021, 08:00:09 AM
I get all the information about the crypto. If the coin has some promising feature that could lead to a technological development, I would hold on to that one. But if a coin has been brought just for the namesake with zero offerings, I would surely buy them cheap and dump them when they are hyped up.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: seramania on September 08, 2021, 08:02:06 AM
I am not familiar with that coin, but since you are hodling it I would advise you to keep on the eye of the price.
There are common cases of pump and dump schemes here in crypto making what you hodl useless in the end.
Don't hodl on the moment you feel massive dumps coming in already.

yes that's right, don't act too fast. must be watched carefully because the coin is like a mystery, can experience a dump and pump at any time. monitor at all times and if indeed the coin is too risky you can take another route by changing to another coin with little potential.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: rezasg on September 08, 2021, 10:19:24 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.
Do not rely on this type of coin. It is quite risky and only good for the short term run.
Focus on the long term investment. Search for projects that have already built their foundation for years. Has an active development team and positive social media community. What coin project am I talking about here? Lend me your ears... It is called Stakenet and its native currency XSN - an undervalued but amazing project with real utility. Check it out!


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: elisabetheva on September 08, 2021, 11:00:11 AM
In investing, of course, there must be good planning before you choose an asset. you will do it for a long time or a short time.
for some popular new projects, of course, the long term can be profitable but it's also still a big risk for us to hold it for a long time because we don't know if the project will not experience problems in the future.
but for top market assets, holding it and continuing to add assets, of course, long term is not detrimental.
most importantly, plan well, when you have to exit or will stay in the market.
In determining the investment period, I strongly agree that it must be carefully planned because it will clearly determine the results to be obtained. especially clear is what coin we are going to invest in, if a new project is of course very unpredictable for a moment but it must be observed more carefully because usually new projects will always tend to after a while will disappear from the market of course this is detrimental.

If investing in coins that already exist in the market, it is certainly a bit easier, but it is clear that you need to analyze how well the movement has been so far because if there are no enthusiasts, of course, one day the price will continue to fall, but it is better if you invest long-term, you can be sure that bitcoin is the best. , but it's not that altcoins are not good, if possible the ones in the top ranking positions on CMC/CoinGecko.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: herizal85 on September 08, 2021, 01:30:32 PM
keep an eye on the market price, if the price tends to weaken then you should hold it first and if the price rises significantly it's better to just sell it than you have to lose all the assets you have


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: deathcode on September 09, 2021, 05:00:13 AM
keep an eye on the market price, if the price tends to weaken then you should hold it first and if the price rises significantly it's better to just sell it than you have to lose all the assets you have
why sell in a hurry when you see the market moving fast.
the market is still strong for now, although it looks like a dump but demand is still pretty good. so don't panic too much to sell your assets when there is a slight strengthening.
now just watch your market and assets, maybe we won't fall any deeper.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Benefactor on September 09, 2021, 08:07:37 AM
The exchanging volume isn't great at all and you're probably going to stall out with this coin on the off chance that you've decided to hold it for a more extended time frame. So, I think assuming you take a gander at the undertaking and the group are buckling down, you may very well remain. in the event that you have any rate benefit promptly make a deal. This will be unsafe for those of you who have enormous expectations, however the reality can't be denied when you see the cost circumstance which is progressively causing a sharp decrease.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: globalpain on September 09, 2021, 08:19:13 AM
keep an eye on the market price, if the price tends to weaken then you should hold it first and if the price rises significantly it's better to just sell it than you have to lose all the assets you have
why sell in a hurry when you see the market moving fast.
the market is still strong for now, although it looks like a dump but demand is still pretty good. so don't panic too much to sell your assets when there is a slight strengthening.
now just watch your market and assets, maybe we won't fall any deeper.
Panic will make us lose money so it's better for now stay calm,
it's true if you look at the current market conditions the coins are down but anyway don't worry too much,
the most important thing is to continue to monitor market movements and analyze them


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: v3liana on September 09, 2021, 08:50:31 AM
My guide to Hodl: Invest only that much money, which you are ready to lose. So you don't need to keep checking prices every hour nor will you make sudden rash decisions. One thing that's helped me is, if there are dips and it's stressing you out, just put down your phone or turn off that computer and go enjoy your life. Your coins will be there tomorrow.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: gaston castano on September 09, 2021, 09:29:09 AM
My way of dealing with this is not to look at the market too often, because too often your mind can be distracted and you can make the decisions you should have made at that moment.
but for some people who have been doing this for a long time, I don't think it's a difficult thing for them, such as fluctuating market conditions and fud from news and other things.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: cafee_orange on September 16, 2021, 07:21:51 AM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

if you are sure you still hold the token then hold it to hold it, but if you are in doubt you should let go. but in my opinion, if the Token Developer has established good cooperation with the community and even with universities, it is very possible that in the next few years the token price will be good. plus they have released several Apps as you mentioned, chances are 'SUBX' token will have a bright future, if you were me then I will keep holding on to that token as its usefulness for future is certain.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: sirminesalot on September 16, 2021, 07:27:33 AM
My guide to Hodl: Invest only that much money, which you are ready to lose. So you don't need to keep checking prices every hour nor will you make sudden rash decisions. One thing that's helped me is, if there are dips and it's stressing you out, just put down your phone or turn off that computer and go enjoy your life. Your coins will be there tomorrow.

And also with current market condition we also have to always secure our investment by placing stop loss because there are many coins dropped really dip and it will take years to recover to it's all time high price, if we don't place stop loss in our investment it will be a bad decision for us.
Or make sure we already have buy a really good fundamental coins if we are planning to not looking at the market for a long time.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: Ureung jameun on November 15, 2021, 10:33:33 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

if you feel confident in that altcoin then you should hold it. but if you are not sure then it is time you sell the altcoin. because in trading everyone will seek profit. so if you feel that the altcoin can give you an advantage then you have to hold it longer until the price goes up. and if i were in your position i would hold it a bit longer because this altcoin has a good development in the future


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: milewilda on November 15, 2021, 11:18:51 PM
I've been holding this token called 'SUBX' for a while now, maybe a month. Quite a big bag of it. I'm not sure if I should continue holding or let go and take what i have.

I believe in the project, but it hasn't been doing well in terms of price.
Utility wise, they already have 4 apps released and doing work with universities so I am confident it won't be a rug pull.
Reflections are delicious and community is nice.

But whales that bought during presale got impatient and left, and with the market bleeding past few weeks the price is slowly declining. Team says they are looking long-term with real utility (which they do deliver) but that doesn't directly relate to price does it?

Some words of advice would be really good. Thanks.

if you feel confident in that altcoin then you should hold it. but if you are not sure then it is time you sell the altcoin. because in trading everyone will seek profit. so if you feel that the altcoin can give you an advantage then you have to hold it longer until the price goes up. and if i were in your position i would hold it a bit longer because this altcoin has a good development in the future
You should really be that aware that bumping old threads is against or violate forum rules thats why you should be careful on bumping so that there would be no problem.

On topic reply about altcoin investment then its your choice on which one you would be holding for long term because not all would really be having that potential
on rising up its value or price in the future.Everything does depend on demand on the community and not all would really be having that chance.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: poonam8288 on November 19, 2021, 01:53:12 AM
This decision is up to you but in my opinion whenever you make an investment you should be prepared to sell it at a fixed price. You can also sell it in different parts like 10% 20% 50% You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people.


Title: Re: How do you make your HODL or dump decisions?
Post by: StarKay on November 19, 2021, 09:25:59 AM
Personally I don't buy Cryptos with money that I can't afford to lose, notwithstanding no matter how little one invest in a coin or token there will always be a positive expectation in terms of return.
Before I will decide to dump a coin, I must have totally lost confidence in the project so if you still believe in the project you should Hodl, however you can still decide to Hodl if the dumping price is not good for you even if you've lost confidence because the project can boom at any given time.