What kind of investor are you?

[Layers318]

I'm both a HODLER and trader. It all depends on the coin in possession. For the large cap coins like BTC, ETH, EOS etc, they have proven beyond all doubts, their capabilities of soaring higher on the market. With such coins, i hold for long term. I trade with newly listed coins which normally are favourable for day trading due to their frequent rise and fall in price.

[bagikoin]

holding is the most pleasant thing to do especially when the market is in such a condition. the hold is the best way and it will also depend on the development of the market the better future so more could certainly produce a system of withholding is applied. This is better than having to trade but failed to get the price increases.

[sergey1301]

I are the debt holders, certain tokens. But if the price of the token is high, then I sell it. Most of my tokens are from bounty companies.

[richjohn]

I am a mix of HODLER and day trader. Half of my portfolio is stable/large cap coins. I have kept them as a long term investment. The other half I use for day/short term trading with medium or low cap coins. With profit I tend to expand my long term portfolio by accumulating more stable coins at cheaper price.

[mbangsar04]

I am a holder, I really like it and maybe it has become my trademark. I don't have to always focus on crypto and don't have to look at the market every hour. I have many other activities outside Crypto.

[boutiquecrypto]

I am an investor who is thirsty for big profits. I invested all my money in Bitcoin, and some other Altcoins, like Ethereum, EOS, and other good coins. I am very happy to invest when the price of Coins on the market goes down. because I can buy coins at low prices and invest coins easily. if the price of coins is high, that's where my profits start to exist, and certainly the profits are not small.

[Glydel1999]

I’m a kind of investor that controlling my patience when the crisis comes in this business at the same time hardworking and business minded in business matters and last professional I don’t mix my own problem here.

[Stormspirit]

I'm a hodler, and I think this is the most I can do. And I like this compared to day trading, because I prefer long-term investments, especially those are Bitcoin and Ethereum.

[Kaller]

I would say that I am a long term investor. I have tried other forms of being an investor but then I found that I do better by just buying the coins when the prices are down and then selling them when the price goes higher. I tried being a trader but that did not work out for me as I ended up putting a lot of my money in scam coins and lost all of my money when the projects failed and were delisted.

[Yeahnoh]

I used to hold as long as possible, but that was because I was a newbie, I am actually getting into day trading and I am liking it so far, it is giving way more profits than hodling.

[Dmitry.Vastov]

So what kind of an investor are you?

The Noob: Just started out.  Heard about crypto from a family member, colleague or friend.  Had to get help getting an account on an exchange (probably started out with coinbase) and how to set up a wallet.  Was really scared so put in a couple hundred dollars.  Desperately reading articles and watching youtube videos to wrap you head around it all.

The Satoshi: Been in crypto for years. You are probably mining and running a masternode.  Have a hero or legendary account in bitcointalk (real, not bought).   You think Ripple is the evil Dark Lord of the Sith. And I'm guessing...you have a btc shirt that you are wearing right now?

The FOMO: Jumped in after you saw a news report talking about the crazy rise of crypto.  Started investing based off of youtube pumpers or shillers.  Joined a pump and dump group.  Loves ICOs.  Constantly looking for coins that are under a dollar.  Has severe panic attacks when coinmarketcap is in the red.

The HODLER: You have 50% of your portfolio in either btc or eth.  Your other assets include a privacy coin, a "3rd generation blockchain coin" (iota, nano, etc.), a new smart contract coin, an exchange coin (bnb, kucoin, coss, etc.) and...am I missing any other ones? You hop on the roflcopter when people come to bitcointalk and scream, "OH NOEESSSS! The market is down!)

The Day Trader: Every free moment you are checking exchanges and cmc. You barely research the coin you are trading, you only care about the short term trading history.  Binance is your go to exchange.  You make several trades throughout the day.  You are a constant ball of raging stress.

The Freebie: You have 5 bitcointalk accounts running signature campaigns.  You have a twitter bot.  You constantly input the word "airdrop" into search engines.  You joined crowdholding.  You have so many random coins you lost track of them all.

If talking about the crypto, then I am very calm and patience type of investor who are investing into any crypto currency waits a lot to inflate the valuation of crypto so I am the holder one and I think being a holder in crypto currency is the most wise and the most profitable one because we all know that all the crypto currencies are volatile in nature so one cannot predict where the valuation will go in the future so if the valuation is low, then I will prefer to hold my coin till the next inflation.

[Jombrangs]

I’m kind of investors that always think what decision are the best I can do or done to prevent from hacker and scammers in this business because I’m securing my investments or coins if they are in the good hand.

[Rtalk]

I'm a coin holder.I do not know how to trade well, so I just keep, shift my portfolio and watch the market.In the conditions that we observe now-it is difficult to say which strategy is better.

[travelhelperio]

So what kind of an investor are you?

The Noob: Just started out.  Heard about crypto from a family member, colleague or friend.  Had to get help getting an account on an exchange (probably started out with coinbase) and how to set up a wallet.  Was really scared so put in a couple hundred dollars.  Desperately reading articles and watching youtube videos to wrap you head around it all.

The Satoshi: Been in crypto for years. You are probably mining and running a masternode.  Have a hero or legendary account in bitcointalk (real, not bought).   You think Ripple is the evil Dark Lord of the Sith. And I'm guessing...you have a btc shirt that you are wearing right now?

The FOMO: Jumped in after you saw a news report talking about the crazy rise of crypto.  Started investing based off of youtube pumpers or shillers.  Joined a pump and dump group.  Loves ICOs.  Constantly looking for coins that are under a dollar.  Has severe panic attacks when coinmarketcap is in the red.

The HODLER: You have 50% of your portfolio in either btc or eth.  Your other assets include a privacy coin, a "3rd generation blockchain coin" (iota, nano, etc.), a new smart contract coin, an exchange coin (bnb, kucoin, coss, etc.) and...am I missing any other ones? You hop on the roflcopter when people come to bitcointalk and scream, "OH NOEESSSS! The market is down!)

The Day Trader: Every free moment you are checking exchanges and cmc. You barely research the coin you are trading, you only care about the short term trading history.  Binance is your go to exchange.  You make several trades throughout the day.  You are a constant ball of raging stress.

The Freebie: You have 5 bitcointalk accounts running signature campaigns.  You have a twitter bot.  You constantly input the word "airdrop" into search engines.  You joined crowdholding.  You have so many random coins you lost track of them all.

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[ppppph35]

I am a day trader. I trade and sell coins every day. I buy low and sell high. I use the transaction data to earn income. I need huge capital operation, otherwise I have no interest. But the risk is great.

[vvfvcxl]

I am a long-term investor. I like to invest in those projects with the lowest value or coins, and then hold the rising market waiting for the price for a long time. Waiting for the biggest growth.

[kolinasnum]

Although I have sometimes make daily buying and selling, I am a holder, generally. In my way of thinking, there are a lot of different strategies to have good gain in the crypto, but for me holding is the best.

[MOProgress]

I am a long term investor, I took this decision of investing in long term because of past experiences whereby altcoins I sold and little profit went 10-50X of what I bought them.

[zDNkfr9]

I am a newbie, I still need to learn, I am a long-term investor, I am afraid to trade my coins at will, I choose to wait, I think waiting is the best strategy. I will still learn more knowledge.

[jazz1984]

As soon as I started dealing with crypto-currencies it was definitely NUB. Then a smooth transition to the FOMO, now rather a mixture of FOMO and Hodler, have not looked at small coins for a long time, but those that I already have - they are in a long time))