Are you a bagholder? Which altcoins do you hold?

[Abiky]

It's unbelieveable, isn't it? Usually I only follow the trending coins, not hodling much. The topdown ten of the coinmarketcap are probably there for a longer time period.
On Dash you need a critical amount to participate in the Masternodes game. This is either a good example of customer conversion or a bad one because newbies no more get triggered to engage there. Entry barrier can kill a coin.

Yeah. The more Dash's value increases, the more difficult it will be for anyone to enter in the masternodes area. It is becoming more expensive to set up your own masternode, and I believe that if no change is made on the protocol level to reduce the minimum amount of Dash for a masternode, then the cryptocurrency will become more centralized. They should make a dynamic Dash fee required for masternodes to keep up with the USD price, instead of relying on a fixed amount.

But in the bright side, Dash has been performing well with promising features like InstantX and PrivateSend, making it ideal for everyday transactions. Other altcoins like Ethereum, have increased in price as well, in which it seems that investors are turning their attention towards altcoins these days.

Nevertheless, I hope that the recent price increase on altcoins would not be a result of a pump or a bubble, and it could maintain as is during the year. In the meantime, I will continue to hold the top 5 most prominent cryptocurrencies in the market. So far, I have achieved great results with Dash and Ethereum, making my investment worthwhile. 

[needmoney]

Digibyte
I love DGB

[truxton]

block

[desjardins]

I've been burned by more than I want to mention, but fortunately I got into BTC early enough that it's just play money anyway.

Monero is the one coin I have serious long term hopes for, I'll be going down with the ship if she sinks.

[e-coinomist]

Yeah. The more Dash's value increases, the more difficult it will be for anyone to enter in the masternodes area. It is becoming more expensive to set up your own masternode, and I believe that if no change is made on the protocol level to reduce the minimum amount of Dash for a masternode, then the cryptocurrency will become more centralized. They should make a dynamic Dash fee required for masternodes to keep up with the USD price, instead of relying on a fixed amount.

Interested users could create some sort of masternode shares. Ganging up as a dozen, buy N~M masternodes and share the revenue according to investor's shares. I can foresee that coming.
(I have not foreseen cloudmining)
But how to engage the risks of a single entity in control of the group owned node running away with all funds?

[mining1]

I own about 5+ different tokens and for 4 of them, i'll wait a decent pump then exit. Only eth has backed up potential to moon.

[iram3130]

I've been burned by more than I want to mention, but fortunately I got into BTC early enough that it's just play money anyway.

Monero is the one coin I have serious long term hopes for, I'll be going down with the ship if she sinks.

At the same turn in the crypto currency world. The other is ByteBall. I have hopes on both of them and may get good profit in future. 

[emeraldforce]

Im in ZEC, ETH,BTC,BCC,MAX, DOGE LITHIUM and a couple others. Its a mess.

[hajimasan]

In crypto land, there are a variety of cryptocurrencies to choose from, since the inception of Bitcoin. Many of them provide innovative ways for us to transact in our daily lives.

Some have advanced features and higher transaction throughtput than Bitcoin, and others are just cloned from BTC's codebase.

While the majority of altcoins are pump and dump, there are very few of them which are worth holding.

That is to say, we sometimes end up holding the bag when an specific altcoin massively declines in price.

Nevertheless, I would like to know if you are a bagholder of altcoins, and which of them do you hold into your wallet?

As for me, I hold plenty of altcoins like Casinocoin, Virtacoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Ethereum, Ambercoin, LiteDoge, Tekcoin, Stratis, MonetaryUnit, Teslacoin, and many more (the list is extensive) Due to the many altcoins I hold for a pretty long time, I consider myself as a bagholder.

What about you? 

Actually all this depend upon our experience that we have got from our past trading life .
Earlier I was buying and invested my money/BTC in that altcoins which was more famous between the friends but usually most of the times I got only loss .
But after a long study in the altcoins market made me knowlegeful that which altcoins will suit for me .
Usually I hold the Pak coin , blry , Putin and echhi new but gave me big profit of 230% .

[buwaytress]

Agree Doge is great for typing stuff and have overall fun with it.
Great to give children for playing with it Such fun currency

Yes. Dogecoin would make it the perfect choice for children to get into cryptocurrency, due to it being extremely inexpensive. Having games that pay in DOGE, as well as social platforms that would employ DOGE micropayments, would attract children and people of all ages who are new into cryptocurrency. This meme coin is such an ideal cryptocurrency for experimenting with it, as you won't lose much due to its cheap nature.

I'm holding doge and millions of bunnycoins. 

It is nice to collect these coins in a paper wallet for the future, as they're fun and very ideal for tipping due to their cheap price. These days, DOGE has been depreciating in value, making it a good choice for anyone to buy in and start using the cryptocurrency. Just my thoughts. 

For some strange reason, always thrills me to see people talk about DOGE the way they do. I do have coins in a handful of alts, but none of them are more than even $10 in value (I did have a full ETH a while ago but converted it to BTC) except for my faithful DOGE. The value's more or less stayed the same over the last 6 months, since I keep topping it up. Shibe forever, they say.

[CyberKuro]

wow. i've hardly heard of most of those coins. the only bag i hold is quark from ages and ages ago. i never got around to getting rid of it. i never let an alt linger for long. hanging around is not what they're for.

are those coins of yours in proper wallets or sitting on exchanges?

Most the coins that I hold are on their respective wallets, with a few being stored on paper wallets for cold storage. Usually, I get to store alts such as ETH, LTC, and DASH on paper wallet since they are the top cryptocurrencies in market cap ratings. I hope that someday I would become rich by having my investments spread out among different altcoins.

Lately, I've invested into Hodlcoin and locked up my coins for 1 year to see how much I would earn in interest earnings. 

Dash and ethereum offers good way to double your money as current price already higher than last week, pretty awesome increase.
I'm not a bagholder which I just hold bitcoin and byteball, this coin sit on first and third place after dash which ethereum keep chasing byteball price. Well, I somewhat regret didn't buy Dash and ethereum in the first place but it worth to invest.

[upsidedown75]

In crypto land, there are a variety of cryptocurrencies to choose from, since the inception of Bitcoin. Many of them provide innovative ways for us to transact in our daily lives.

Some have advanced features and higher transaction throughtput than Bitcoin, and others are just cloned from BTC's codebase.

While the majority of altcoins are pump and dump, there are very few of them which are worth holding.

That is to say, we sometimes end up holding the bag when an specific altcoin massively declines in price.

Nevertheless, I would like to know if you are a bagholder of altcoins, and which of them do you hold into your wallet?

As for me, I hold plenty of altcoins like Casinocoin, Virtacoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Ethereum, Ambercoin, LiteDoge, Tekcoin, Stratis, MonetaryUnit, Teslacoin, and many more (the list is extensive) Due to the many altcoins I hold for a pretty long time, I consider myself as a bagholder.

What about you? 

I don't really have a passion of collecting various altcoins as I cannot just download all their wallets and I never trust in those online wallets. Though been that said, I have some altcoins with me right now like around 100 USD in worth overall which are distributed among Ethereum, dogecoins and a bit of litecoins. None other I seem to believe

[Abiky]

Interested users could create some sort of masternode shares. Ganging up as a dozen, buy N~M masternodes and share the revenue according to investor's shares. I can foresee that coming.
(I have not foreseen cloudmining)
But how to engage the risks of a single entity in control of the group owned node running away with all funds?

About masternode shares, I think there is a site called Masternode.me which allows you to buy shares of a masternode, and receive dividends out of it. The idea is great, but in my case, I would prefer to own a full masternode and receive full earnings.

Dash has increased up to $100 in price, and I believe that it will continue to rise if it aims to deliver constant development and promising features. Right now, it has a block size of 2MB which is greater than Bitcoin's block size limit, allowing it to expand even further.

At the same turn in the crypto currency world. The other is ByteBall. I have hopes on both of them and may get good profit in future. 

Yes. It has been one of the cryptocurrencies that has been increasing in price ever since launch. I think that ByteBall is unique and has a lot of potential for growth. But its success will only depend on the usability it would have in the mainstream world, as well as being able to deliver innovation and constant development. I wish that GBYTE would've been cheaper, for me to buy in. It is becoming more expensive each day, making it harder to get at least 1 full ByteBall. Still, if it won't go lower than current prices, I will consider to buy portions of it until I reach 1 full coin.

[noobwhosuckatlife]

2.5 BTC worth of Espers!

Folks told me espers v1 (yknow, logic!) I'm bagholding...

There's Esp v2, but heck...scam!

[naidray]

Monero is the one coin I have serious long term hopes for, I'll be going down with the ship if she sinks.

Yeah monero is the choice for money people as it's main focus is privacy and there are guys who believe that monero is the future of crypto ( of course after bitcoins ) I have in past collected some chunks of monero and even profited with them.

But right now the only coin that I am holding is Iconomi and that too I don't know what to do with, it is just like a mistake I invested with them.
Anyways monero is good yeah, any similar coin you can suggest mate which may rise significantly in coming days ?

[cerejobastos]

Monero is the one coin I have serious long term hopes for, I'll be going down with the ship if she sinks.

Yeah monero is the choice for money people as it's main focus is privacy and there are guys who believe that monero is the future of crypto ( of course after bitcoins ) I have in past collected some chunks of monero and even profited with them.

But right now the only coin that I am holding is Iconomi and that too I don't know what to do with, it is just like a mistake I invested with them.
Anyways monero is good yeah, any similar coin you can suggest mate which may rise significantly in coming days ?

why do you thin Iconomi was a mistake?

[lowcap]

Some coins will never bounce back but there are some coins that sleep for a while and then... 

We list smaller coins at our site and will hopefully build a goldmine resource of coins.

[Oilacris]

Im not a bag holder that holds a lot of alts but i do have some coins which are stored on wallets not small enough though but still consider as decent. I have ETH,XMR, XAUR and some DOGE too but im not expecting too much on those alts thats why i decide to hold up as long as i can and sell off if i see the price is just fine for me to gain profits.

[Abiky]

Yeah monero is the choice for money people as it's main focus is privacy and there are guys who believe that monero is the future of crypto ( of course after bitcoins ) I have in past collected some chunks of monero and even profited with them.

But right now the only coin that I am holding is Iconomi and that too I don't know what to do with, it is just like a mistake I invested with them.
Anyways monero is good yeah, any similar coin you can suggest mate which may rise significantly in coming days ?

In my opinion, Monero is one of the best privacy preserving cryptocurrencies on the market. It is one of the coins that should be ahead of DASH in marketcap, as its anonymity features are stronger than DASH. Not to mention, it has been adopted by some major darknet markets, making its potential to rise in price even higher.

Right now, thanks to XMR and Dash's recent uptrend in price, I have made quite some good profit, and seeing the latest interest into privacy preserving cryptocurrencies, people will invest more into these coins as they realize that Bitcoin is not completely anonymous.

Nevertheless, for coins that would be worth holding this year, those would be DASH, Monero, and Ethereum due to their constant uptrend in price. Just my opinion. 

[SlaughterGirl]

For know I have only Dash and Ethereum. Maybe I will add some more in future, but for now only those two.