As a former NEM stakeholder who owned >2400000 XEM 3 years ago and with only 0.5BTC profit which seemed a lot at the time... I have to agree...
You must have earned millions when NEM finally grew instantly last 3 months along with ripples. Tokens that were considered shit years ago actually grew with outstanding value. RISE token was close to zero but right now is almost $0.10, if you have kept millions when its almost zero you could profit no sweat.
No I didn't. I could have bought a big house if I didn't sell them. I'm the master of spotting really good ICO's and selling them too early on. I was there in the beginning of:
NXT (bought at 700sats when BTC was around $500)
NEM (XEM): stakeholder and sold for a couple of hundreds $ (I bought 2400000 XEM for $8 ffs...)
LSK: had thousands, sold for couple of hundreds $
RISE: sold at 2x ICO price, now it's going to the roof
ETH: bought hundreds for $3, sold them at $12
So I'm quite the catch for following my ICO buys, just don't sell when I sell.
Now I'm an AMMO (and soon mobile go & exscudo) stakeholder. I will put my wallet + info on a usb-stick, give it to my wife and tell her: "no matter what I say, don't return it to me until 2020"
no one can predict how market behaves..
I am sure. 99% of traders does regret after selling coin... if they see post price