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June 24, 2019, 05:06:28 AM |
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I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
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June 24, 2019, 05:10:37 AM |
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I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
Traders can sure make more, especially for the day traders. I am a holder and a trader at the same time, but I cannot say based on experience that I make more since I'm not consistent enough yet. I need to improve my trading skills first so I can be profitable, but I would still choose to hold and trade at the same time.
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June 24, 2019, 12:51:27 PM |
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I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
I'm opposite. Holders make more than trader. When trader only make small amount of money, the holder can make multiple times higher than trader did in long term. But that's just work if you invested and hold legit coins
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June 24, 2019, 01:00:01 PM |
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I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
Traders can sure make more, especially for the day traders. I am a holder and a trader at the same time, but I cannot say based on experience that I make more since I'm not consistent enough yet. I need to improve my trading skills first so I can be profitable, but I would still choose to hold and trade at the same time. Make it more potential if you deal with both style, holding precious projects and trades those continuously moving for short term deals, it's tough and not that easy as you need to observe which practice will bring you good incomes, there's some traders who can bring more when dealing with short term trades as skills gives them better entry and exit positions.
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June 24, 2019, 01:09:11 PM |
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It will always depend to the traders, if the trader is a professional one who knows what he is doing like he can predict the move of the market then he can surely profit more in trading compare to holders.
But if you are not a professional trader yet then it's best that you will study it first while holding some coins and proceed to trading once you are already ready.
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June 24, 2019, 09:07:16 PM |
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Yes for sure. Although, I feel that a lot of this depends on the actual investment. But if we just look at the percentage of profits, it is for sure better with Crypto trading and it is much safer, simpler and easier. When we do holding, it just makes us stuck as by chance if we get into the bearish trip, it is a major waiting game. It is not good for anyone. So this is where and why we have to be extremely wise with how we go about working and only that way we will benefit.
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June 25, 2019, 12:02:21 AM |
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It will always depend to the traders, if the trader is a professional one who knows what he is doing like he can predict the move of the market then he can surely profit more in trading compare to holders.
But if you are not a professional trader yet then it's best that you will study it first while holding some coins and proceed to trading once you are already ready.
Of course you won't make a good trade if you are not as experienced as it is.Trading is really more profitable than just holding your coins and wait for a huge price increase.You can make consistent profits in trading if you are able to take risks in day trading but if you are just starting to learn in trading,better to just continue holding your coins and research first the basics in trading.
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June 25, 2019, 04:09:05 AM |
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Trading can be really more profitable if the price does not change much, and such cases have happened that the cryptocurrency rate grew by 200-300% and remained at this level for a long time, and the trader needs to move both up and down
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June 25, 2019, 04:28:27 AM |
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In my opinion, don't put all the eggs in one basket. If I have 10k, then I will save 5k in bitcoin or other top ten blue-chip coins (ETH, BNB or other) and I will use the remaining 5k to do trading activities. With market conditions that are currently improving, both trading and holding provide benefits. Trading or holding that gives a better profit? All depends on your expertise in trading or choosing the right coin for holding.
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June 25, 2019, 04:40:02 AM |
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I believe that professional traders can make money in any situation, but those who are not expert in trading can find it difficult to make money in difficult situation.
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June 25, 2019, 07:08:52 AM |
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Being a trader or being a holder certainly has its own advantages and disadvantages, if we become a trader we can determine the selling or buying price that we want, but for sure we also become a holder to achieve that price.
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June 25, 2019, 08:10:48 AM |
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I think it all depends on the market as well. If you are a trader during the bull market buying and selling is a bit risky because you may buy at 7 and sell at 8 and rebuy at 9 which would mean you lost that 8 to 9 period yourself and the holder bought at 7 and sold at 9 so they are in more profit.
That's the problem with 2017 or even with 2016. Anyone who bought anything then would have not only made profits in 2017 and early 2018, but incredible amounts of profits. It made everyone money as long as you traded in usd, but even against btc most alts profited. That hid a lot of the true facts such as the fact that most people bought out of no other reason than fomo. The true character showed as markets began sideways trading, then people realized how shitty they were at predicting trends.
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June 25, 2019, 08:37:32 AM |
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Being a trader or being a holder certainly has its own advantages and disadvantages, if we become a trader we can determine the selling or buying price that we want, but for sure we also become a holder to achieve that price.
If we choose to be holder, we need to have bigger patience compared to a regular trader. Traders who had day trading tend to decide quick than long term holders, that's why it cannot be determined which of them really earned well. Most importantly I consider it the ups and downs of their financial goals as well.
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June 25, 2019, 09:18:05 AM |
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I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
Traders can sure make more, especially for the day traders. I am a holder and a trader at the same time, but I cannot say based on experience that I make more since I'm not consistent enough yet. I need to improve my trading skills first so I can be profitable, but I would still choose to hold and trade at the same time. Make it more potential if you deal with both style, holding precious projects and trades those continuously moving for short term deals, it's tough and not that easy as you need to observe which practice will bring you good incomes, there's some traders who can bring more when dealing with short term trades as skills gives them better entry and exit positions. as adviced you can move 40% of your portfolio to the exchange for trade and save your some profit. The two strategy has its benefit, more also big volume trade tokens are advice-able for trading, while buying dump tokens or from ICO can demand a longer hodl. Everyone with its strategy
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June 25, 2019, 05:15:48 PM |
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The fact is that today there are quite a few varieties of cryptocurrency trading. There are margin trading and daily trading, and in each case, the trader receives the status of a good profit, if he really is a professional. The owner expects his finest hour for a long time, until he sees a good price for his coins, and a trader can only trade much more for the difference in price.
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June 26, 2019, 05:09:52 AM |
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yes, traders often earn more money than holders. Because the crypto market is simply volatile and it is not a playground for passive people. The crypto market always has waves every day to trade, and often has very good deals that can x5 x7 the amount of investment capital. such as the IEO of Bittrex (STPT) was x7 after being listed on exchange, Harmony was x8 at exchange Binance.
If you count the number of times a trader misses the chance to sell when he has the opportunity, you will find out it is better to be a long term holder than a trader. It is not every trader that has huge capital to use to trader, and only those who uses very huge capital could say that they make money more because a little rise in the price of the coin they are trading could make them so much money, but talking about all these petty traders, it would be better to just keep the coin in the wallet for it to grown than to trade with it because they end up losing more than they get in trading.
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June 26, 2019, 05:19:19 AM |
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I think traders earn more than what holders do. Traders can cope up with the market in any situation with their skill. But a holder just wait for the dump to buy then sell when it pumps. Traders decide how the market moves. Without them holders won't earn profit.
I do understand the strategy of traders but in the long term most of the holders will make a huge amount of money compared to traders, they will follow the market according to their technical analysis but some times they need to face some challenges, but for holders, they won't bother the market situation they will sell them when their holding started increasing.
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June 26, 2019, 07:07:26 AM |
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Actually holders and traders are the same but the time that they hold is large that's what the difference is. By doing trade that means you hold those coins until you reach specified price in order to get money. Actually this is a stupid question I would say.
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June 26, 2019, 07:10:35 AM |
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This is a purely individual question and will depend more on what kind of cryptocurrency the user has, they behave differently and predict how best to trade, it is best to consider the long-term period with elements of medium-term trade
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June 26, 2019, 10:13:11 AM |
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Maybe that's true, but they can also make more loss than those who are holding. If you are someone that just wants to hodl, you can buy at the lowest price and wait for the price to reach its highest and when it does you will be making lots of profit. In day trading you're making your profit/loss daily, but in hodl you will need to have a lot of patience and wait till the price goes up before you have your profit.
If you can't have patience you won't be able to make any profit. Take for example, if there is someone that bought Bitcoin earlier this year at the rate of $3300 and today price has gotten to $10806, that means you just made a profit of extra $7506 in just few months. Both trading and hodl works, you just have to choose what will be easy for you to do.
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