Simple Question - Your investing Strategy

[Sterbens]

from the points you mentioned, I did everything, but the most frequent market trends, the reason is because taking advantage of these conditions often gives us more profit. although sometimes we have to be very observant in choosing and sorting out which cryptos are trending, not just Fomo.

[junkerr]

from the points you mentioned, I did everything, but the most frequent market trends, the reason is because taking advantage of these conditions often gives us more profit. although sometimes we have to be very observant in choosing and sorting out which cryptos are trending, not just Fomo.

I find it difficult if I have to follow the pumps that occur in market trends. Such situations always trap me in panic seeing prices rising rapidly as well as prices falling rapidly.

I always choose assets in a bear market. The asset that I chose is certainly the asset that is now in the top market and is protected from scam news. the problem of holding on for a long time I must have thought about it. I enjoy the investment I make. and two altcoin seasons, I enjoy with the advantage.

[santiPOGI]

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:

Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulnesss of the token
3. pretty even split of the two.

Perhaps, none of the member here in the forum will tell you accurately about their trading strategy. But this is just my opinion
only huh. Because as far as I know the majority of the community here in bitcointalk are more politics style, that's what I had observed
to tell you frankly. Moreover, my experienced in trading was the one who teaches me to earned little by little here in cryptocurrency.

[JeffBrad12]

I was putting my money on the coin based on the trend that will determine how strong the fundamental that owned by the project. im using the main feature token to determine the reliability of the token to be used as a long-term investment.I do believe the majority of holders were splitting their money. The combination between good fundamentals and usability will create strong support from the community.
The community will trust a coin with real usage. I have been seeing so many legit coins have very good usability

[Wahyuihib]

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:

Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulnesss of the token
3. pretty even split of the two.

The purpose of investing is to get profit in the future. so if you ask about investment then the answer is that I invest based on the products it carries, such as eth, bnb and alt which have clear products

[abel1337]

My portfolio now is divided into two, I identify them as short-term assets and long-term assets. The short-term assets are for the tokens that are on the trend and I know that their value will rise anytime, also could be sold anytime. And my long term assets is the one that has a good product and can be sustained. These assets qualification is based on their roadmap and current partners. Most of my tokens are bought on their dips and on their accumulation phase. In this way, my token/coin investment could give me more blooming profits.

[DoublerHunter]

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:

Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulnesss of the token
3. pretty even split of the two.

^ My answer to your question.
1. I do invest in price in the market when it has a bearish trend
2. The usefulness of tokens is very important to invest and knowing this is very important to avoid hype projects.
3. No, combine that two options for a better result.
4. Invest in what you can afford for long-term or short-term investment.
Nevertheless, the word DYOR is very important when we talk about investing to avoid possible losses or probably a project that will turn out to exit scam later.

[carlfebz2]

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:

Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulnesss of the token
3. pretty even split of the two.

1. When it comes to trends then this would really be hard due to immediate shift up neither if there are certain news or just simply some random flip out.
2. Relevance or usefulness of the project would always be ideal for you to look on but this one isnt precisely giving out always the advantage because not all potential coins would really be given out recognition.

3. Diversifying is good but be sure that you do choose up the best ones rather than on considering those low cap shit coins in the market just for you to hop some 100-1000x gains which it is impossible
in todays market.

Last, dont be greedy and always stick into your plans and set up goals.

[blockman]

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:

Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulnesss of the token
3. pretty even split of the two.

1. Yes.
2. Yes.
3. You have to have the two options upon choosing a coin so that you're having a better result. Although it's rampant that there really are coins that are trendy and don't have a use case.

[republicrypto]

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:

Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulnesss of the token
3. pretty even split of the two.

i'm doing both number 1 and 2 mate
because we need to confirm the trend before buying any altcoins also we need to know about the usecase from the tokens too for long term hodl mate
regards

[darewaller]

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:

Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulnesss of the token
3. pretty even split of the two.

Definitely the second one, there is no doubt in my mind that second one is more important about why I should invest into a coin, it is basically a much important version of the first one. This doesn't mean that price of a coin and the market trend of a coin is unimportant, that is very important for a coin and that is  what we care when the price goes up we get happy because we are richer and when it goes down we are upset because we lost money, so it is quite important.

But, I feel like the second one, the usefulness of a coin is a lot more important, we are in a situation where we try to make as much profit as we can from a coin but we buy that coin for a reason, why do we buy that coin? Because we believe in the project, why do we believe in that project? Because, that project needs to have a use-case, if it is a useless coin that means it is a worthless coin as well.

[wxa7115]

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:

Do you invest
1. mainly on price/the market trends
2. mainly on the underlying usefulnesss of the token
3. pretty even split of the two.

If you are a newbie when it comes to investing there is a very easy and trusted strategy that can give you good profits, buy bitcoin and hold, that is it, that two step strategy is more than enough to outperform most traders and most markets as well, can you find someone that made more money trading? Of course but they are a rarity.

What if you have a lot of experience in several markets? Buying and holding still seems like the best strategy under those circumstances, now in order to maximize the amount of bitcoin you get for your fiat maybe you want to buy during the dips but for the most part buying regularly will be good enough.

[Apnaworld71]

Just in the event that you hold it for the tremendous period.The market has seen a great deal of changes over the long run and I have intended to repurchase altcoins at great prices.I think this time is a touchy period so kindly consider every one of the monetary choices in advance.I consistently follow what the market is doing and start trending,I trust my token/coin speculation could give me additional sprouting benefits.

[uneng]

It's important to pay attention to the usefulness of the token. This way you will know if that coin is promising or not on medium-long run. At same time it's also important to invest when its price is low, so you can benefit from holding it for a while, until the currency shows some nice results on the market.

If the price isn't low anymore it can still be a good idea to buy it, just invest less.

[doctor877]

for people who do usual trading, you will need to follow market trend , analyze charts to take trades. but long term investors will do further research which includes token usefulness and check trend for the best time to buy cheaper. combining the two makes you a better investor.

[illnino]

The crypto market is constantly changing, if you want to make money, you will have to independently analyze which coins to invest in. You can invest your funds in a certain percentage in such little-known coins. Part of the money needs to be invested in top assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. But to be honest, I have not come across a single well-planned strategy that will work 100%. I do not risk associating with new projects, I work only with proven coins, which have brought me profit more than once.

[memyselfandi]

I think you are better to post a new poll with those questions above.
By the way, I have no specific category to invest in a crypto coin. I just choose which coin seems very promising to get profits in the near future. But for a long-term investment, I prefer top coins.

yeah, better create a poll, so we can easily choose our personal options and see the pulse of the community. but for me, i invest mainly for the usefulness of the coin. if there is no solid use case in the market, there is no way it will survive long. and that means, that project is not for long term investments.
but the likes of btc and eth, they are for long term investments. and very few coins or tokens can match their market capability

Me too, I am looking always for the stability of the project in the market once it is launched. I always make sure that many people will experience benefit from that coin so that it will be supported by many bacause it is usefull. Also, plus points if the project applicable generally to all kinds of industry.

[Ridwan Fauzi]

First of all I'll only choose an altcoin that has a good fundamental factor. I'll just find in some social media like cointelegraph, investing.com and other.

Secondly, I'll only choose short term investing, I'll never try to invest for long term investment in altcoin, because you'll be already know when the sentiment market is change.

And next, I never spend all of my capital to buy one coin. I always deversify my capital and analyst more than one altcoin to choose for my investment. And this thing will help me to buy more when the altcoin price is decreasing but the altcoin has a good fundamental factor.

[sayaya17]

To invest I probably looked a lot at the coin that has the top position in CMC. But it does not close the possibility of me also investing
in a new project that of course it must be very promising. Of course, it takes proper analysis for this, because it  concerns the money
that ultimately has to bring for profit. The market trend  as it is now  I think it is very  good to trade besides  investing, maybe  it will
provide double the profit for those who are already proficient in trading.

[0t3p0t]

I think you are better to post a new poll with those questions above.
By the way, I have no specific category to invest in a crypto coin. I just choose which coin seems very promising to get profits in the near future. But for a long-term investment, I prefer top coins.

Same here mate. Since I am not a pro in this industry I just did something like a DYOR and if I come up with a promising project then that is the time to decide whether or not to jump-in. For long term I think low supply coins are best or those with top 5 on coinmarketcap.