Your investing Strategy

[King Khaizan]

Take advantage of the Market Downturn to Increase Investment/Buy Shares.

Think and act positively in negative conditions, We can benefit from this. Instead of releasing the shares you own, you can actually get lucky by buying a number of new shares when the stock declines. We can use the low price to buy more units and make it an investment that will generate more profits in the future.

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[babygun]

I invested before the price got too high as it is today. because with a high price, automatically we only get a little alt. when the price is like today, of course it's time for us to sell, not invest

Lol, when is the price is too high? You could sell right now and the price could go up to 100,000 $. In stock market the saying goes: timing in the market beats market timing. In crypto this is not always the case due to the very high volatility. Maybe this principle is valid with some of the top coins: BTC, ETH, LTC,...

[jostorres]

Of course I invest based on price, market trends and based on the amount of capital I use. If my capital is a lot I will buy ethereum or BNB for the long term and BNB for the medium term. And coins whose prices are still not high but potentially good in the future. As for the short term I only buy a few altcoins which I then sell at a certain price and I buy them back.

Definitely number two. Don't get me wrong I do not have much NFT, but if I am going to invest into any NFT ever, then it must be useful for one way or another. Look at Axie for example, it has a huge use and you could make a lot of money with it, that's still considered NFT as well but gaming, it is not a picture, it is not a jpeg that was put into NFT, it is not some tweet, it is not a painting put into NFT format, it is literally just a game and you can make so much money from it.

I wouldn't own Picasso's paintings as NFT but I would spend more on some silly Axie just because I can make an income with one while the other is useless until I make some profit from it by selling, and after I sell it then there is no way to make an income from it neither. For something to be worthy of my investment, I need to make sure that I could make an income with it.

[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 usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.

If you do not want a long and complex answer then most likely you do not want to hear the real answer at all, the markets are not simple, if they were then anyone would earn money and since that is not the case then the answer by definition must be a complex one.

Traders and investors spend hundreds if not thousands of hours refining their techniques and trying to find any edge they can find, the first two options that you give are nothing more but the general views that traders and investors have respectively about the markets, and that is not enough tot become profitable on them.

[Wulan_maniez]

I am currently investing in an old altcoin that I trust, which the coin is already based on my research. Because based on experience I will choose a coin that is strong and held by a bearish market and quickly recovers. For NFT is currently trending, if you have more funds, it can be adjusted to your current capital, and of course the risk is borne by each.

[Anonymous100]

1. mainly on price/the market trends

Of course. Everyone is tempted to see the crypto trend. Especially by looking at the condition of Bitcoin which has increased from $5k to $50k. Many of the crypto players have long since quit and returned to open their wallets.

2. mainly on the underlying usefulness of the token/NFT

No. Most people don't understand the use of NFT, even I have a hard time thinking about it. Maybe we often understand NFT because of the information from this forum, but most other crypto traders are not active in the forum.

Doesn't need long complicated answers - just a simple question:
3. pretty even split of the two.

What is there to split in this case?

[zonefloor]

In the purchasing processes, I first look at the project team and its details. Apart from that, if the grown-ups are selling what they have by chance, I try to collect them after they fall. That's the Golden Rule for me. I never invest in other people's opinions. Because they are always wrong.

[Eureka_07]

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 usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.

In my case, my way of investing is to split them into those two categories you've mentioned. Actually they're connected that is why I use them both as a basis if it is good or bad to invest to a particular coin/token. As of now, I also had chosen to invest on those NFT projects, especially those NFT games that are currently booming like Axie Infinity and Plants vs Undead.

Currently looking for more potential NFT games, you might want to mention some guys, thanks

[MSN02]

1.) team
2.) investors
3.) see how the coin is distributed and check for whales who could tank the price
4.) usefulness
5.) if I can use it to improve my life or for entertainment

Projects I like right now at AAVE, NEAR, SOL, CELO

[Botnake]

I am currently investing in an old altcoin that I trust, which the coin is already based on my research. Because based on experience I will choose a coin that is strong and held by a bearish market and quickly recovers. For NFT is currently trending, if you have more funds, it can be adjusted to your current capital, and of course the risk is borne by each.

For me, it will be more profitable if we come up investing in those potential coins that are still developing actively in the market and has a good community demand, and those trending NFT games that are currently creating huge interest on the part of its gamers and might still want also to invest in
NFT projects as they have potentials also to be more valuable in the market.

We all have different strategies  when it comes to our own investments and probably your strategy won't work for me or the other way around. So it will be a good idea to continue exploring new investing strategies as they can be more helpful in achieving our goals in a clearer picture.

[Questat]

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 usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.

In my case, my way of investing is to split them into those two categories you've mentioned. Actually they're connected that is why I use them both as a basis if it is good or bad to invest to a particular coin/token. As of now, I also had chosen to invest on those NFT projects, especially those NFT games that are currently booming like Axie Infinity and Plants vs Undead.

Currently looking for more potential NFT games, you might want to mention some guys, thanks

I suggest you not focus on NFT projects. I know it was your choice but it was risky to put an egg in a single basket but rather to spread your investment into more potential coins like Bitcoin, ETH, and BNB for the long term. NFT's projects are in their prime, many had made a lot of money but worried about how its sustainability. And besides, only NFT games had made the great pump while many of them just are dead now. You should think it again.

[LimettL]

I invest in Projects that offer multiple earning options, that are easy to understand and use, that offer multiple use cases, and that have a community that supports me at all times. that's why I invest in $DIVI

[andriarto]

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 usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.

In my case, my way of investing is to split them into those two categories you've mentioned. Actually they're connected that is why I use them both as a basis if it is good or bad to invest to a particular coin/token. As of now, I also had chosen to invest on those NFT projects, especially those NFT games that are currently booming like Axie Infinity and Plants vs Undead.

Currently looking for more potential NFT games, you might want to mention some guys, thanks

I suggest you not focus on NFT projects. I know it was your choice but it was risky to put an egg in a single basket but rather to spread your investment into more potential coins like Bitcoin, ETH, and BNB for the long term. NFT's projects are in their prime, many had made a lot of money but worried about how its sustainability. And besides, only NFT games had made the great pump while many of them just are dead now. You should think it again.

very risky if we only put in one basket, because of belief without any logical thinking. I think the best investment is in major coins where eth and bnb are the main choices that will not die. and we can choose new projects like the trending NFT to invest, but I think using a small part of the capital we have, so we will still exist in the crypto world

[Shallow]

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 usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.

I believe option 3 is quite better in this current market, while in a bear market option 2 goes on.
For option 3, when a trend starts you will realise that most coins developed towards that idea of a trend leads the market and pumps massively, therefore being involved with the good ones with attractive use cases will pave way for more growth as well as leading to more gains, in other words, a project offers good use case as well as leveraging the market trend (like NFT) to grow, an example is AXS.
For option 2, during a bear market what matters is only coins and tokens with strong team and usefulness, these two factors will help when the market starts growing, because the team already have something good to offer and people will only but start buying back in order to follow up with their growth, examples are ETH, ADA, SOL and so on.

[fileo]

Before I invest, first my consideration is what is the long term plan of the project. Second, who are the team. If I verified them that they are reliable. I will invest because I see them as useful in the long run. I just invest what I can afford to take risk.

[tvplus006]

Right. Try going to Uniswap or Sushiswap or if you like Bittrex, and try go into their socalled private rounds, 90% discounts or whatever. Buy the coin and tell me when it goes listing how much the price dumps, if you can. I've seen too many public price listings way lower than private sale rounds:)

Of course, there are cases when a coin is sold on DEX for less than at an early stage of sale. And I can give such an example of an unsuccessful investment in a PolyPad coin, the current price of which is 4 times lower than a private round. But, for example, a project like Cirus showed a profit of X16 from the private sale price and, accordingly, covered the losses of PolyPad and, if necessary, could cover another 15 unsuccessful investments.

[Dr.Osh]

Of the three choices, I might tend to choose the first point. I choose investments based on the price, or the trend. however, in my portfolio, most hold popular coins like Ethereum or BNB. The strategy I use is a general strategy, which is to buy when the price is low, and sell when the price is high. well, this strategy can only happen at the first point.

[Snappycoco]

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 usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.

I invest mainly because I believe in the ideology behind of that token. In this space where too many scams are hiding behind those good projects, it is quite good to invest to those who solves real life problems. Real utility tokens for me are the best ones to invest in. Red flags are also should be considered. Doing our research is a must and should be prioritized before investing. I have been a noob one in trading before but still learning from it.

[kanayaTabitha]

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 usefulness of the token/NFT
3. pretty even split of the two.

1. 70% of my investment are going into market trends or holding a good fundamental tokens so if the market crash, i will still hold it and buy more because i know i'm holding a good coins.
2. 30% doing some investment on some new projects tokens such as NFT which in the hype right now but also with some deep research to the project first.
3. Usually split my main investoment tokens to 3-4 tokens with different background of development, so it won't crash at the same time

[dezoel]

Everyone is picking number two because these days you could make an income with the NFT that you are holding, which is something that makes sense and I can totally understand it, but that doesn't change the fact that way before any of this was the norm for NFT, people were buying useless and worthless jpegs and gifs and tweets for millions of dollars, that never really made any sense to me at all but people still did it for some reason.

I understand that the overall situation in NFT world changed a lot, but it was not always like this and people really did picked the number one option for a long time. Like what's the point of having an NFT without having any purpose at all, people believed that if they could buy it, and hold it, the value of it will go up but it is definitely something that didn't worth anything at all, remember all those "this NFT got sold for 69 million dollars!" news, that was seriously a thing.