What strategies do you use to make profits or to make your portfolio grow?

[PerfectCircle]

Trading, not always but only when I see an opportunity, I used to buy top coins when they lose value and wait for them to recover and sell again, meaning I hold stable coins like USDT alot than others

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[bigcash2011]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

For me it is like just buying more and more with savings every month especially during the bear market, sometimes i do cashout when i need urgent funds but the main idea is to accumulate as many good coins as possible to take advantage of the bull season.

[fuer44]

divided by 2, first put in one coin for the long term, here I choose etherum. then the next one, to jump from project to project as a daily reward if it really makes a profit. but it will keep spinning because sometimes there are projects that fail too.

[lienfaye]

I tried both the strategy of short and long term holding but I prefer the latter due to less risk and not necessary to monitor the market often. What you need to do is to choose a good coin that is ideal for long term because some coins are meant for long term holding e.g bitcoin and eth. However it still depends on your patience, in my case I have other job to focus on, so I forget for a while that I have crypto investment. Now that btc is increasing I do take profit then wait for another price increase.

[serjent05]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

I do both.  I hold those that I think have a great future and I day trade those that are highly volatile but have decent buy support.  There is no restriction in trading so why refrain from day trading different project's coin.  Often times we may stumble on a project that will give us more profit than the one we are hodling.

[unusualfacts30]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

Great question and people should consider both when looking at their investment. I don't consider short term to be bad but long term is where I try to focus. I used to enjoy short term too but it lost its sparkle and I don't see anything wrong with it for those who like it.

[aprilnot]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

a long-term strategy might be good. but I don't like this method, because I have limited funds and I don't want the same mistakes to be repeated. I prefer the short-term strategy. buy coins that have the possibility of going up and sell them immediately when you get a profit. My portfolio only contains 2 or 3 coins, I have never bought more coins. because it's too difficult and takes a lot of time to monitor the latest information.

and I will never again invest in new projects, even though the project was very convincing though.

[JCviggen]

I do not use only a long-term strategy because the choice of a strategy should also include diversification. some assets hold on my wallet for a long time and some of my assets I am ready to sell with short-term growth

[batang_bitcoin]

I am in the long term. I don't get into projects to projects to expand my portfolio. I'm not productive with that strategy and that's why I've stayed to the traditional and conventional method of "buying low, sell high". That strategy works perfectly for me and it has lessened the stress and risk that I am taking. If you have a hard time getting a strategy that works for you, try them and see in what strategy fits your activity in trading. You can be an active daily trader or be simply a holder, and only trade if you are about to sell.

I also prefer long term in some of my alt coins especially those projects that are still developing, however those projects way back 2018 some mostly failed that I need to stop loss. It is a lesson learned to still keep monitoring projects may they be popular this time or not since they may no longer profitable in the long run. There are different strategies and it will only depend  on what will work well with us or better create one that will suit to our trading style.

Most projects from 2018 didn't pushthrough. Some failed on their way and only few left that we might be seeing still up today. Find yourself in which trading course you are good at. If there's a strategy that you are very effective, keep on doing it until you finally master it and formulate another one if you think that strategy starts to dry. You can always retry if you are not giving up but for those who are giving up, they have the option to get out and rethink again how they should trade or grow their portfolios.

[freedomgo]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

YES.

I am more comfortable in long term hold, less stress for me as long as I can find a good project I trust for long term.
There's a lot of FUD in the market especially if you are holding for long term, but as long as you do your research, no matter what will happen, you will also follow the popular word in crypto which is "HODL"... simple strategy but it's working for me.

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

NO

[ethereumhunter]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

I use both a long-term strategy and short-term strategy because both approaches are work for me. I don't jump from one project to another because I think it will be too risky for me. If I make a profit from trading, I will split the profit to three parts, which is to use to buy the other coins after I analyze, I will save the amount in bitcoin, and if bitcoin price increase higher, I will sell it in usdt, and for the other part, I will withdraw to my bank account.

[sayulita]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

I jump project to project because I don't trust these new projects that are coming now a days and whenever I see a good opportunity I just go and grab it. I feel like these new projects are not gonna last that much long and with the bitcoin price reaching $11k today I don't think people will feel confident to diversify their money by investing in these projects for the long term when you can make more money with bitcoin margin trading or just have your money parked in bitcoin rather than going in other projects long term.

[StreakW]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

Yes, I prefer long term strategy rather than short term. Because long term is simple, just hold it. We don't need to monitor prices every day, low risk also suitable for people who are less skilled in trading. suitable for everyone. But short term strategy is only for a few people and also so risky.

Jump from project to project, this is also good strategy but make sure to choose big exchanges. Exchanges is no1 and project no2 for IEO  

[Ceyflix-Rez]

I'm not that good with trading, I only like buying Bitcoin when it's low in value and wait till it rise up again so I can sell, another way is to join projects promotions, i heard it still pays and my first is Oikos bounty which is a DeFi project

[Provisn]

Yeah I agree, it depends on the project.

For coins such as $BAND $EDI $KAI $TOMO, over the last few weeks we set initial targets and raised them as prices increased, we had a trailing stop loss to mitigate risk at each of our targets.

[Skinny48]

1. I buy low and sell high through trading
2. I promote new projects to get tokens I can sell for Bitcoin or top altcoins
3. I still mine coins that are profitable using nicehash
4. I join IEO launchpad from binance when available

[pragna]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

Actually i using long and short both term strategy for percentage profit. It depends on total circulation of tokens in market of my targeted project, roadmap, policy and their updates. I can say here CUR token where only 2million token on market and team also very well and their roadmap also very well. So i can go here for long term investment so that i can earn more money. But there are also some short term coins where i will go for short term. Basically one should for for both type investment for profit so that there will be romance in trading and investment.

thanks.

[trauchot]

I now invest in cryptocurrency projects that conduct IEOs on top exchanges like Binance and then immediately after listing I sell my tokens and I repeat this constantly. It also happens that I buy various altcoins at low prices when the cryptocurrency market falls and I wait for the growth of the cryptocurrency market and the same altcoins to fix the profit.

[Wingsbtc]

Trading is one of the fastest way to double your bitcoins, you just have to learn trading and belief me it's not that easy, another good way is to join IEO from top exchanges like bitmax, kucoin, gate and binance exchange

[jostorres]

Are you using a long-term strategy to make a percentage profit?

or you'd rather jump from project to project..?

sharing your experience in the crypto industry will be highly appreciated here

Long time all the way, crypto projects have slow growths and if the project is good enough they are best for long-term hold, only pump and dumps projects spikes up in value in a very short time and they need to be avoided

Crypto is the most volatile market out there so I don’t agree with you here. It is not a market of slow growth, it is quite the opposite. You could get significant profit if you play your cards right in absolutely no time.

Well-established projects are good for holding in long term as they are consistent in delivering the profits sooner or later whereas the other projects that seem to appear much more volatile and are being manipulated by the whales must be traded carefully considering only the short term aspect as staying for too long will probably bring losses when the hype and manipulation is over.

It better to study the pattern and technical chats on a project before deciding whether to invest for long term or short term.