WHICH GROUP DO YOU BELONG HERE

[Lawrenzoo]

BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.

BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.

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[harizen]

BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.

BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.

What's the purpose of this thread? Gathering sort of info or something?

A bull can't always be a bull.
A bear can't always be a bear

Might not be useful info for you.

[bkbirge]

I guess by your definition I'm a bull. Always putting in but not taking out. The taking out will be done by my kids I'm guessing. Whether they have anything to take out or not is a giant unknown. So maybe I'm a grouchy bull.

[Oilacris]

BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.

BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.

Either way because I do have long term goals and short term ones which means I can do both things.

Theres no specific person would opt in on sticking one sided.Majority would really done things accordingly specially if they do saw money making opportunity.
As a long term investor,if you do see that you are profiting with a certain coin, would you let it pass? For sure you will consider on selling it up.

[jackg]

As a long term investor,if you do see that you are profiting with a certain coin, would you let it pass? For sure you will consider on selling it up.

I think there's also a thing about proving it as a currency (to yourself).

I might spend a small fraction of the btc I hold (10% maximum maybe) just to check that it still works to buy physical goods and is still accepted (as I anticipate it to be)...

I plan on putting what I plan to spend in the future into bitcoin and see if it increases by the time I spend it (find a point when the coin is low and dollar cost average out of it instead), but I'd have to be pretty certain of my stance.

[Strongkored]

I am in both of them and this is all have a reason.
First for BTC will save some for the long term and part of it is used for some purposes.
Second if the form is Altcoin or Token then the frequency is because I'm late selling it so I would prefer to put it into long term, especially if the decrease is very deep, but this only applies to Altcoin whose development has been stable or continues to have development updates.

[Janation]

I think this depends.

With the volatility of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a whole, obviously there will be a lot of changes in the way you are investing since you will depends on the movement of the market whether you will be holding for a long time or in a short time.

[arpon11]

BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.

BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.

I think bull or bear’s group means what you said and I will advise you change it to traders or investors! Bull are those that are interested of prices’ of assets keeps going up and the bears do complete opposite of what the bull does and they are only interested in the downward movement of price and this two force determines the state of assets(bitcoin) in a particular point in time. If your question is reframe based on the advice above then I will said I am a day trader.

[sunsilk]

Dedicated myself to be a long term on bitcoin but I'm not going to hold forever and won't take profit if its necessary.

As a long term investor,if you do see that you are profiting with a certain coin, would you let it pass? For sure you will consider on selling it up.

Yes, if opportunity knocks to sell why you will ignore it. There's always something that you have to consider if the situation changes and I think most of us are balance into defining in which group where we belong.

[romero121]

Bitcoin price move is not upon the Bulls who keep investing for long term or not just because of the bears who keep on cashing out on short term or on regular needs. The usage of bitcoin as currency keeps increasing, upon the same the market is dependent on bulls or bears to some level.

One of the user has stated that people were always looking for money and never think of the market is getting changed of their activities. This is not fair, because just because of the earning access our cryptocurrency community keeps growing everyday. If there is no earning access bitcoin could've never gained such an importance as now.

[samputin]

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A bull can't always be a bull.
A bear can't always be a bear

Yep. On point. Because of the situation of the market, which is prone to volatility as we know it, you really can't just stick to one personality or group, right? At some point, you have to invest in the long term or short term. I mean, you got to have to decide which you will be (bull or bear) when you see a good chance of earning better.

[FlightyPouch]

I don't know, to be honest I can't say that I am a bull or a bear. All I know is that I am basing my investment on the movement of the price. If the price goes up, I might wait for a short period of time and sell, if it falls down I wait depends on the informations and updates I am reading.

[Lucius]

There is no doubt that there are people who invest in the long term, they are not traders and they keep they coins in safe place (hardware or paper wallets), and others who will take any opportunity to make money by trading.

I think both groups are contributing in their own way - less coins in circulation means that those on the market are worth more, and trading is very important part of crypto because it actually shows us how strong is cryptocurrency in terms of security or speed of transaction.

I'm a long-term player, but I spend some coins from time to time to buy some things, but only because I have some stores that accept cryotocurrency in my country. In some cases people just hold coins, they think trading is big risk (and this is true), and they just have nowhere to spend BTC.

[TheCoinGrabber]

I'd prefer to call myself a "hodler". I don't regularly put much money in, like in your definition of a "bear" but at the same time I'm thinking about it long-term, like how you define "bull".

[mnsx]

I like to be a holder of the coin because I think the price may rise one day and I would feel bad if I spent it.
This is nor being a bull and nor being a bear as I don't trade almost nothing,I just wait and wait.

[bernardos]

I am in both groups I guess. I dont spend much of my bitcoins and will keep them for better things in the future. Since I do a bit of bounty translations those are the coins that I exchange either for BTC or ETH as I havent come across many projects that have survived in the long run. Most bounty hunters dump their coins and big number of projects never recover. 

[hahay]

Not both, if you realize it from what you say then it can be done by the same group. If you say there is a bull group that always puts money into the market without not making frequent withdrawals, but when he sells all of his assets then he will also make a bear trend happen, because we know the bear market will occur at least in large volumes and that happens usually after the bull's trend occurs and vice versa.

[gentlemand]

You can be a bull and take shit tons out. Selling is not bearish. Sometimes it's necessary. And if you're selling with the expectation of buying back for less that makes you a long term bull. Most active traders have a long term balance they never touch and a smaller amount they risk with trading.

[rdluffy]

Following your terms, I'm a Bull
Because all the money I'm willing to invest, are already in coins, BTC, ETH and a few more
I don't have fiat money at the moment to invest more

[Kakmakr]

Based on your two categories, I can be defined as a "Bull" with hoard tendencies.    I use 10% of my monthly salary to continuously buy more and more coins, when the price is low. I believe in a long-term strategy and also to spend 20% of all coins I buy to sustain the network that supports Bitcoin payments. 

So I do "sell" bitcoins regularly, but it is only to pay for services and goods that are on offer for Bitcoin payment. If we stop paying with bitcoins, merchants will stop accepting it.