On a scale of 1-10, how confident are you in your holdings?

[JeffBrad12]

10/10
im pretty confident with my holding so far my holdings are pretty solid, my ethereum has been increasing so high as well as my solana holding but im thinking of dumping it and move over to another coin I guess since solana right now is basically in the similar state like ethereum and bitcoin, slowly increasing, but this is too slow for my portfolio allocation for solana that was supposed to be for coin that are high risk high return therefore im expecting more.
maybe i will try to invest into coin that hasn't increased yet like manta or the likes these coin have potential but due to the airdrops dumping I suppose still waiting the right time to increase in term of price.
thats why I personally think if any other coin out there has been increasing ever so significantly the only logical way is to invest in certain coin that hasn't been increased that much.
apparently there are many new projects that haven't increased that much so im try to look for one, however investing in a coin that is side chain to bitcoin might prove to be bountiful.

[devil-soul]

If we talk about bitcoin obviously total trust 10/10 and ethereum also has my full trust 10/10 then my holdings are only made up of more or less safe altcoins such as ada, bnb, trx, doge which i give a rating of 7/10

[strunberg]

I'd like to know your own situation too. For both short and long terms, how confident are you in the cryptos you hold right now?

I am a long term holder. Your question reminds me of a story when at that time I did a lot of asset diversification. I bought a lot of meme coins and metaverse projects. It took a huge toll on me and to be honest I was completely devastated at that point. But for now I have learned from experience and I will only invest in Bitcoin and real use case projects. I currently have several projects with AI narratives and I really believe in their future potential.

I give my asset holdings a 9/10.

[Shamm]

I came across a post today by an influencer who expressed strong confidence in the potential of most coins he holds, projecting multi-billion dollar market caps over the next 12-18 months. While this might seem overly confident, it's understandable considering the current bullish momentum in the market.

However, his talk made me contemplate my own holdings and the level of confidence I have in their long-term potential. To provide some context, my major holdings are some of the top 100 tokens according to Coingecko- $Sol, $Matic, $Bgb, and $Doge. When it comes to my memecoin holdings, which I'd rather not mention to avoid spreading FUD, it's difficult to determine if they can maintain stability over such a long period. So on average, I would rate my confidence in all the crypto I hold at 6/10. In a way, I suppose I'm gambling on both short and long time frames.

I'd like to know your own situation too. For both short and long terms, how confident are you in the cryptos you hold right now?

Actually we are human so honestly we have a doubt our holdings  and if I rate mine how confident I am then I can say that it's around 6-7  even though I know that Bitcoin will make a good profit someday but still I have a doubt cause the price is volatile there's a chance that the price will go down and down. But anyways still I will go on weather I got my profit or loss.  Honestly I admire those holders which actually have 100% sure in their holdings and one thing I can say it's a big wow.

[Ben Barubal]

I came across a post today by an influencer who expressed strong confidence in the potential of most coins he holds, projecting multi-billion dollar market caps over the next 12-18 months. While this might seem overly confident, it's understandable considering the current bullish momentum in the market.

However, his talk made me contemplate my own holdings and the level of confidence I have in their long-term potential. To provide some context, my major holdings are some of the top 100 tokens according to Coingecko- $Sol, $Matic, $Bgb, and $Doge. When it comes to my memecoin holdings, which I'd rather not mention to avoid spreading FUD, it's difficult to determine if they can maintain stability over such a long period. So on average, I would rate my confidence in all the crypto I hold at 6/10. In a way, I suppose I'm gambling on both short and long time frames.

I'd like to know your own situation too. For both short and long terms, how confident are you in the cryptos you hold right now?

      I don't know how to scale it 1–10, as long as my goal is that when I reach my price target for the coins I hold, I will sell them. After that, I don't care if it continues to rise, and at least I have reached my destination target.

     My target is that simple. Now,  when I see that it is close to my target, I can still sell it because I already have a profit; even if it is 50% of my target, I can sell it too. This is just my simple plan for now for the coming bull season.

[btc78]

I just mostly hold bitcoin and a few other altcoins so I’d say out of 10 my confidence level is at 8. This is mainly because of bitcoin, however. I have a good feeling about the altcoins I hold but I know a feeling is not enough. I would still need to observe the altcoins I hold very carefully.

[MFahad]

You are not doing it right if you are gambling in both the short and long term because one is supposed to at least have confidence in their long-term holdings and gamble and take risks only for the short-term which is understandable. One should hold cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and ETH for the long term so that one feels confident about them, and for the short term, one can trade any cryptocurrency one wants if one thinks it has the potential to provide good profit.

Talking about myself, I feel pretty confident about my long-term holdings because a larger percentage of my capital is in Bitcoin and ETH, and these two are the cryptocurrencies that I trust the most. For short term, I trade several cryptocurrencies and I don't hold them for very long.

[el kaka22]

Seems like a solid 7 at least right now. I am mostly in bitcoin with little bit of other stuff, and because of that bitcoin has gone up so I would say it was a good decision to keep most of my money at bitcoin, I would give myself a good grade from that. I had ETH and BNB as majority of the rest, and they are fine as well, not exceptional but doing decent enough.

Rest are fine too but they were small amounts so they didn't really matter, a small 10-15% increase in those is always something I would welcome, just not a big deal for me, they could have stayed the same or drop 10% and it would still not be big deal. As long as I am mostly at bitcoin, then I would say that it is going to be a good thing when the market goes up.

[Moreno233]

I came across a post today by an influencer who expressed strong confidence in the potential of most coins he holds, projecting multi-billion dollar market caps over the next 12-18 months. While this might seem overly confident, it's understandable considering the current bullish momentum in the market.

However, his talk made me contemplate my own holdings and the level of confidence I have in their long-term potential. To provide some context, my major holdings are some of the top 100 tokens according to Coingecko- $Sol, $Matic, $Bgb, and $Doge. When it comes to my memecoin holdings, which I'd rather not mention to avoid spreading FUD, it's difficult to determine if they can maintain stability over such a long period. So on average, I would rate my confidence in all the crypto I hold at 6/10. In a way, I suppose I'm gambling on both short and long time frames.

I'd like to know your own situation too. For both short and long terms, how confident are you in the cryptos you hold right now?

My portfolio is largely Bitcoin as I feel more comfortable holding it. Initially it was indeed all Bitcoin but after a little review lately, I decided to add a few altcoins. I am loving the results I am seeing and I think I am on the right track. What I do not really feel comfortable adding now are memecoins because they are better when gotten at the TGE level but getting a reliable one at that level is very difficult due to the risk of losing money to scams. I will work on getting over my fears so I will be to throw a few bucks into some of the memecoins, I will just regard it as gambling so that whatever happens I will be cool.

Right now I do not know the potential of popular memecoins like $SHIB or $PEPE, the reason I might consider newly created memecois. I might actually change my mind when I finally take the decision to get into altcoins.

[peter0425]

I'd like to know your own situation too. For both short and long terms, how confident are you in the cryptos you hold right now?

Do we really need to answer this? we are in crypto for how many years? I am about 7-8 years now yet  still Holding and sometimes trading crypto(not counting my gambling career)

so if you are asking about confidence then Indeed I have a lot and I have complete trust in my investment and also in the whole crypto market not mentioning Shitcoins that I really hate.

[Volimack]

I trust bitcoin the most even if the price of Bitcoin falls, it does not cause any problem long term investment is possible to make good profit. Bitcoin cannot be compared to any community. We have to be very careful for altcoin investment but sometimes it is difficult to understand the fraud trap even if we have faith. Eth, BNB, Solana is my first choice among altcoins to invest after bitcoin.

[bastian466]

Must have high self-confidence because you have made your choice and have considered all the good and bad, for me now it is too late if you regret your choice, for example you want to move to another altcoin, my advice is that it is better to hold on until the peak of the bull run and as long as the coin what you have does not reduce the value of your assets. You don't need to worry too much

[fapar]

Must have high self-confidence because you have made your choice and have considered all the good and bad, for me now it is too late if you regret your choice, for example you want to move to another altcoin, my advice is that it is better to hold on until the peak of the bull run and as long as the coin what you have does not reduce the value of your assets. You don't need to worry too much

If the value of assets has increased or fallen by the same value of points, that is, their equivalent in $ remains the same, but has changed quantitatively, then it does not matter in which market (bullish/bearish) to make the transition. For myself, I make a choice in favor of native blockchain's coins in relation to project's tokens.

[DeathAngel]

My confidence is very high that I will do very well out of the upcoming bull run. The tried & tested method of buy low & sell high never fails. We’ve ridden a bear market & now we transition into the early bull market. I will sell some in 2025, Bitcoin & most altcoins will rise dramatically in the next 18 months.

[bastian466]

Must have high self-confidence because you have made your choice and have considered all the good and bad, for me now it is too late if you regret your choice, for example you want to move to another altcoin, my advice is that it is better to hold on until the peak of the bull run and as long as the coin what you have does not reduce the value of your assets. You don't need to worry too much

If the value of assets has increased or fallen by the same value of points, that is, their equivalent in $ remains the same, but has changed quantitatively, then it does not matter in which market (bullish/bearish) to make the transition. For myself, I make a choice in favor of native blockchain's coins in relation to project's tokens.

Many project tokens do not last long so they are not suitable for holding for a long time. however not all tokens experience the same and I always dump them when they reach my target price and then exchange them for more valuable altcoins like Ethereum and BNB for day trading or long term investments

[Mate2237]

Everyone would have their own way of holding the coins they have. And one thing you have to know is the coin you are holding. If you are holding a coin that is popular then you will have time the 100% confident with it and hold it for a long term investment but if you are holding a coin that is not well known then the confidence will be minimal and it will be good for a short term investment because you won't know what will happen to it so to be at the saver side of the investment. You should invest in them with short term investment.

And according to people that are investing in altcoins, it is not all the coins that good with long term investment and some of them are good for short term. So you have to know them like that and invest.

[TravelMug]

I'd like to know your own situation too. For both short and long terms, how confident are you in the cryptos you hold right now?

I would say don't be overconfident in this market, specially if your bag is full of meme or shit coins. However, if you have solid coins like ETH and others that have shown performance before, I would say 50% that it will make a huge run this year and hitting new all time high. We also know how to mitigate risk as well, I mean you just don't invest your money in one basket and pouring your money without DYOR in a project. Maybe he was just like that, influencer who wanted clout and views in his channel or whatever social platform he is using. But for ordinary retailers like the majority of us, we are very careful of our holdings or where to put our hard earn money and not listen to his so called experts and crypto influencers. Like then we can make a wild and educated guesses on this market and hopefully it will be true in the end.

[bluebit25]

(...)I'd like to know your own situation too. For both short and long terms, how confident are you in the cryptos you hold right now?

The evaluation seems to lack convincing, because it should be understood that each person has financial ability, market awareness, and approach strategy. So your 6/10 could be 10/10 with someone, or just -10/10

But also very open about the portfolio I'm building, mainly bitcoin and ethereum, the rest is for some altcoins that I have more faith in. But also expressed that I will also use some defi tools to optimize my investment as well as find some outside profits, because of the bullish cycle, I am very willing to pay defi fees.

[Iamcrypticguy]

I came across a post today by an influencer who expressed strong confidence in the potential of most coins he holds, projecting multi-billion dollar market caps over the next 12-18 months. While this might seem overly confident, it's understandable considering the current bullish momentum in the market.

However, his talk made me contemplate my own holdings and the level of confidence I have in their long-term potential. To provide some context, my major holdings are some of the top 100 tokens according to Coingecko- $Sol, $Matic, $Bgb, and $Doge. When it comes to my memecoin holdings, which I'd rather not mention to avoid spreading FUD, it's difficult to determine if they can maintain stability over such a long period. So on average, I would rate my confidence in all the crypto I hold at 6/10. In a way, I suppose I'm gambling on both short and long time frames.

I'd like to know your own situation too. For both short and long terms, how confident are you in the cryptos you hold right now?

I hold coins that reward users, hence my confidence is quite high. For instance, I bought $BGB a year ago, and since then, it has done more than 5X and has generally increased from $0.10 to ATH $1.15 (+1150%) since launch... With alts like this in your portfolio 📈, I'm certain your confidence would be high.

[Sophokles]

Everyone would have their own way of holding the coins they have. And one thing you have to know is the coin you are holding. If you are holding a coin that is popular then you will have time the 100% confident with it and hold it for a long term investment but if you are holding a coin that is not well known then the confidence will be minimal and it will be good for a short term investment because you won't know what will happen to it so to be at the saver side of the investment. You should invest in them with short term investment.

And according to people that are investing in altcoins, it is not all the coins that good with long term investment and some of them are good for short term. So you have to know them like that and invest.

All the altcoins are not good for the long run but in the short term we can trade any project to make a profit. Even scam projects give generous profits sometimes because of the artificial hype they create through KOLs and influencers. One of the projects, called SVM also in that same category when people were so confident about its potential but later found that the team was doing insider trading to manipulate its price after launch. Their token sale was for closely selected participants and they have selected their own team members as winner.