How I Increased My Bitcoin and crypto Portfolio by 36%

[Marystpatrick]

Here’s the brutal truth about crypto trading.

There are WAY too many people in the crypto market today that thinks “HODLing” is enough.

They say, “If I just buy and hold a crypto asset for a long time, it will increase my crypto portfolio”.

If only it were that easy…

If you’re serious about earning consistent returns on your Bitcoin, you need to be very systematic with your crypto investment plan and trading strategy, otherwise you’re taking a flippant approach to crypto trading.

Well, today I’m going to show you a technique that almost guarantees that you get the most from your Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency investment.

Check it out: https://volantdigital.xyz/crypto-trading-case-study/

[Oshosondy]

There are WAY too many people in the crypto market today that thinks “HODLing” is enough.

Holding helps people in the past. Holding during this period and wait for the next bull run would be great. Some people will trade and lose, trading is risky. Even if anyone wants to trade, the person should use little amount of money.

Anyone that wait until bear market and invest, holding is enough for the person, but it requires high amount of money.

All I am saying is that not everyone can trade. Some people can trade and lose instead.

[sunsilk]

Those that have traded and didn't have a good result and want to stay in the market, they'll choose to stay and hold rather than trying hard in trading. They won't stay into a strategy if it losing them money.

That's why for those people like me that have already proven and tested holding is a good strategy and made me good money, I'll stick to it. But that doesn't stop me from doing other things and strategies in trading.

It just so happen that holding is a better passive strategy and all you have to do is to keep on adding more bitcoins if you can.

[Rikafip]

There are WAY too many people in the crypto market today that thinks “HODLing” is enough.

On the contrary, there are way too many people in the crypto market that think HODLing is not enough, and vast majority of those end up having less than they would if they simply buy bitcoin and hodl.

If only it were that easy…

It is that easy and that's the beauty of it. All you have to do is buy more bitcoin when you have some extra money around, send it to your safely stored cold storage and wait for a couple of years. So far worked like a charm and there's no reason to change the tactic.

[logfiles]

Here’s the brutal truth about crypto trading.

There are WAY too many people in the crypto market today that thinks “HODLing” is enough.

maybe it's not the brutal truth after all. Thousands of people have lost money trading, especially futures. HODLing is a safe bet for those who don't have time to trade or don't know how to trade.
it has so far worked well with so many

They say, “If I just buy and hold a crypto asset for a long time, it will increase my crypto portfolio”.

If only it were that easy…

At least it's easier than day trading. I am saying this because sometimes I am a day trader.

[mk4]

"Well, today I’m going to show you a technique that almost guarantees that you get the most from your Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency investment"

*recommends trading*

Bruh.

Quick tip: trading isn't the only solution to increasing someone's investment stack. Most people are simply better off earning money elsewhere than trading.

[hugeblack]

Well, today I’m going to show you a technique that almost guarantees that you get the most from your Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency investment.

What is the relationship of obtaining the maximum benefit with the 36% mentioned in the title? In addition to this, the topic is vague and does not give anything new unless the user clicks on the link, so I hope to add more details.

When we talk about a long -term investment, almost all cryptocurrencies, with the exception of bitcoin, fail to achieve good profits in the long run and thus the "HODLING" rule is only suitable for bitcoin.

[Darker45]

HODLing may not really be enough, but it is definitely the easiest and safest way to keep your portfolio intact. The sad thing about mere HODLing is that your asset doesn't increase. That's something that is quite frustrating to many of us who won't ever be satisfied with the amount of Bitcoin that we own. If I HODL 1BTC, I'd still be having 1BTC after 5 years.

This is one of the reasons why many try trading or, worse, get into staking, lending, investing, or whatever risky thing they could do with their Bitcoin in centralized platforms. In the end, instead of having 1 whole Bitcoin, they have less, or even nothing at all if they end up becoming victims to exit scams or rug pulls.

There's a reason why HODLing somehow becomes a classic.

[examplens]

even the blind hen finds some grain.

I don't want to belittle anyone's efforts and success (if any). OP, you made a profit of 36% on the PPT/BTC pair, that is okay. But can you honestly share all of your tradings orders, I mean only per cent of win/loss?
Everyone can take once 36% profit or even more, in your case this is trade from February, but what is the average for the whole year? you confidently present a trading technique based on one successful one, some beginners may think that this is the right way so they will risk money for that.

at the same time, you offer the possibility of creating wallets and swaps on your website, which runs WP with the default theme. it seems quite frivolous and much closer to attempted fraud.

I can't say that there aren't some potentially useful tips on how to find an adequate pair for trading, maybe you should just stick to that.

[Coin_trader]

Holding will not help people grow there crypto portfolio because they are just holding same amount of crypto unless you are looking for the growth fiat value. Holding and continuously buying in a form of DCA will make a very safe strategy to grow crypto portfolio in long term without the risk of losing crypto balance due to failed scalping and day trading.

I personally preferred holding and DCA in times like this because the market is on the rock bottom and it might pump hard anytime. It’s very hard if you missed out the first huge massive pump just because you want to have a small gain on scalping.

[The Cryptovator]

Every and each investor have a different way and thinking about how to increase their portfolio. It's not an easy task at all to earn from the crypto industry unless you learn a lot. Most people at the beginning have been losing funds on trading. It's because first, they thought it was easy to earn by trading and not studying much. Holding is the best way to increase your portfolio if you have patience. But not hold for a lifetime at all. Need to take advantage of volatility. Otherwise, it's quite hard to increase your portfolio. Some people think they need to hold unlimited without a goal. I do not agree with them anyway. We should have a goal or target to increase our cryptocurrency portfolio.

[Lucius]

What is the relationship of obtaining the maximum benefit with the 36% mentioned in the title? In addition to this, the topic is vague and does not give anything new unless the user clicks on the link, so I hope to add more details.

He is obviously just playing with numbers and trying to promote his website, and if you look at his post history, it is clearly visible that every post contains at least one link. It seems that he did not read the rules of the forum, and the brutal truth is that if he continues like this, he will end up with a lot of deleted posts - much more than 36%.


I checked his website, and in addition to articles on how to buy this or that token, it seems that he also has some kind of online wallet and swap option, which for some reason does not work in TOR.

[KingsDen]

Every and each investor have a different way and thinking about how to increase their portfolio. It's not an easy task at all to earn from the crypto industry unless you learn a lot. Most people at the beginning have been losing funds on trading. It's because first, they thought it was easy to earn by trading and not studying much. Holding is the best way to increase your portfolio if you have patience. But not hold for a lifetime at all. Need to take advantage of volatility. Otherwise, it's quite hard to increase your portfolio. Some people think they need to hold unlimited without a goal. I do not agree with them anyway. We should have a goal or target to increase our cryptocurrency portfolio.

You said it all, both trading and hodling requires some level of skills, though that of trading is more challenging than hodling. For traders they need to know the chart movements, they need to be sensitive to the fundamentals, they need to have worrking strategies and tools and they also know the possible bottom to buy and where to take profit.

While the above steps are hard to master, a hodler doesn't have much stress to pass through. All a hodler knows is to hodl the right coin and then be patient over along time. But, there is one important skill, which is to know when to sell. You don't hodl for life. You don't hodl at $70k and hodl at $18k and keep hodling when bitcoin is making its cyclical movements.

[1miau]

Here’s the brutal truth about crypto trading.

There are WAY too many people in the crypto market today that thinks “HODLing” is enough.

Because HODLing is indeed enough* and also very good to avoid risks such like holding coins hot, not owning your keys on centralized echanges or even human errors when transferring your coins back and forth.

*due to Bitcoins fundamentals, which are designed to be a store of value.

If you’re serious about earning consistent returns on your Bitcoin, you need to be very systematic with your crypto investment plan and trading strategy, otherwise you’re taking a flippant approach to crypto trading.

Well, today I’m going to show you a technique that almost guarantees that you get the most from your Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency investment.

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People have said this before and will say this again. It won't become more true just if people repeat it again and again. Trading is very risky and the price, especially in the short-term can't be predicted at all.
The brutal truth about crypto trading:

Crypto Trading Case Study: How I Increased My Portfolio by 36% in 14 Days

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Because if it were that easy, there would be billionaires all over the place.  

[Bitstar_coin]

Nobody said you shouldn't trade to increase your crypto portfolio, what is mostly emphasise upon was trade only if you understand it and you are ready to commit your time and energy doing it. Trading is risky especially when you have limited knowledge on trading, it is a quicker way of losing all your funds in one trade.

Holding is very easy, it doesn't required any special skills unlike trading, you can also choose to do both depending on your desire.
If you have a trading strategy that works for you, it definitely took time for you to master it, just as you are able to multiply your crypto portfolio through trading others are constantly losing. Perhaps they haven't find the best way to trade or not taking the right measures.

[joniboini]

Another way to do this is just simply to get more jobs or work on additional sources of passive income so you don't have to spend your monthly income to buy crypto. Trading doesn't work out for me in the past and I doubt it will now, considering I have no time to accurately draw charts or the money to comfortably make a profit from it.

Holding is still the way to go for most people, especially if you can live comfortably for the next few years. Just remember to sell if you get a decent profit or at the peak of a bull run (it's hard to time it, I know), so you don't waste years for nothing.

[Strongkored]

Just put the method here instead of putting a link to your blog

If only it were that easy…

For me holding is much easier than trading, maybe trading can make your assets increase but how many traders dare to admit that holding is much easier and profitable than trading because the chance to lose asset is much bigger

[Kakmakr]

The thing that are the profit killer with trading is this ==> Exchange Fees! You pay a percentage of your trade in transaction fees and that adds up a lot in the end and you have to subtract that from your profit. So, even if they only charge 0.75% per transaction ... it quickly adds up to a lot over a lot of transactions. (On a $20 000 bitcoin price it is $150 per transaction when it is 0.75% transaction fees)

You also do not want to keep your bitcoins on the Exchange, so you withdraw and deposit the coins for the trades and they charge you for that on some Exchanges too.

It would be better to get a second job and push all of those wages into Crypto currencies ....and then wait for the price to explode! (Time better spend) 

[tabas]

Good thing that trading worked for you, Mary. But remember that it's not for everybody and there are people that wants to have themselves involved in the market even if they're failures in trading. So, if the energy you have in trading is positive and makes you money then be consistent on it. While for the others that always get rekt in trading, they have the other options just like what the others are doing and that's through trading which is somehow being mocked by those successful traders because they think that they're better than them.

[sheenshane]

If you’re serious about earning consistent returns on your Bitcoin, you need to be very systematic with your crypto investment plan and trading strategy, otherwise you’re taking a flippant approach to crypto trading.

Consistent earning?  How? 
Is that really work for the unpredictable market?

There are a lot of studies, making accurate signals through your own strategies but doesn't mean you will perfectly guess the market movement.  Well, you're very lucky if trading will really work for you but that's not for everyone.

Most people now prefer to hold than to trade, to store value not to grow their portfolio.  It's very easy to aim for profit and cut when the time will come.  If you want to risk your portfolio it's up to you but your putting it into risk.