Each cryptoman is somehow familiar with the term HODL - investing in the crypt by the principle of "bought and hold". About a year ago, when I began to make my first timid steps in the cryptomir, I learned about this strategy, and began to use it.
The first my crypto assets, which I began to walk, are the tokens of the projects that I received for participating in the bounty of these projects. I am a maximalist in my life, so I participated persistently and efficiently in bounty campaigns, especially at the beginning of my crypt career. Bounty of social networks and bounty of blogs, plus different airdrops, allowed me to get hold of a lot of different kinds of tokens from different projects. The sums are of course penny, but in its mass it was going to something impressive.
So month after month I earned tokens and stayed with them, in the hope that these coins would give the cherished X-boxes. Greed, I was attacked by a real toad and a greed for profit. I began to buy different coins and keep them until the moment of the native.
Like many of us, cryptomaniacs, in my crypto-portfolio there appeared tokens favorites. In the next review, I'm not just telling you whether it's profitable or not, I'll bring real figures from life. These figures are very easy to double-check, so my review can be considered a true study.
I am a supporter of the theory of obtaining cryptos and holding assets /get and hold/. It is believed that if the investor does not need to buy out his coins or tokens for the fiat currency /usually used money/ for investment purposes, it is advisable to leave these cryptos as they are readily available and there is a prerequisite for high valuation. This is also confirmed by the fact that Bitcoin and Ethereum, who have decided not to sell these currencies even at the time of the largest decline, confirm the high profits that investors have made in the long run. My theory is to get cryptos from bounties and hold on to long term.
