Study Finds Cryptocurrency Rebalance Portfolios Outperform ‘Hodling’

[johnine]

Shrimpy cryptocurrency portfolio management is a platform that helps investors curate a portfolio with automated investment strategies. With the company’s portfolio experience, the Shrimpy team published a study that gives an informative technical analysis comparing two types of cryptocurrency investment methods: rebalance against holding (hodl).

You can read more here: https://news.bitcoin.com/study-finds-cryptocurrency-rebalance-portfolios-outperform-hodling/

[o_e_l_e_o]

So this site "Shrimpy" performed a study in to themselves, and they concluded that they were good. Conflict of interest much?

You might as well ask Ronald McDonald which fast-food chain is the best.

[jeronimosuykens]

If you are, then you will choose the plan like? Is there a specific plan to join? I need you to analyze more clearly here, not the other social link. That only wastes the community time. What does this "Shrimpy" value the community? How does it go?

[tenebriscaelum]

That is very questionable as they have done the study themselves and people should always take it with a grain of salt until other people make a review into it or they get a community review. It is just like Intel and AMD given their own benchmarks into their products as a marketing material and only fanboys will be the first ones to buy them and the sure buyer would wait for the reviewers benchmark before they buy.

[The_Dark_Knight]

Shrimpy cryptocurrency portfolio management is a platform that helps investors curate a portfolio with automated investment strategies. With the company’s portfolio experience, the Shrimpy team published a study that gives an informative technical analysis comparing two types of cryptocurrency investment methods: rebalance against holding (hodl).

You can read more here: https://news.bitcoin.com/study-finds-cryptocurrency-rebalance-portfolios-outperform-hodling/

Thanks now I know that the study has to be crap, for some time it has been known that holding for the long term of stocks and bonds will outperform more than 80% of the traders and many of those studies only were done by a year, over the long term holding should outperform almost all traders except the best and the extremely lucky ones so I know that your findings cannot be correct.