As a Beginner: Which Coin Should Everyone Hold?

[Orpichukwu]

You already have recommendations; over the years Bitcoin has been the coin that has proven to survive all crises. It's one of the recommended ones. If you want to consider a safe coin, you can add altcoins of your choice after research, but don’t leave it for long without keeping an eye on it, as most altcoins, when they fall from their ATH, never make it up back again.

[Y3shot]

Hey guys,
I'm fairly new to crypto and still learning the ropes. Just wanted to ask — if you had to recommend one coin that you believe everyone should hold long-term, what would it be and why?
For me, I'd love something with strong fundamentals, real utility, and staying power through the cycles. Not looking for moonshots or hype — just solid advice from experienced folks.What’s your top pick and the quick reasoning behind it? Appreciate any input! Thanks in advance

The only coin anyone can recommend for you is Bitcoin. The reason why Bitcoin is important is that it is reliable and valuable, and it is a coin you can invest in without being worried. Bitcoin is decentralized, which means it is not being controlled or manipulated. Bitcoin is the main thing you need to consider when investing in digital currency; every other coin is considered a gambling coin because they are unpredictable, and it is not something you can rely on as an investment. Bitcoin is the only coin you can invest in, and you are safe with it as long as you understand it. For long-term investment, you can always count on Bitcoin.

[DanWalker]

Solana is speculated to do more than its previous ATH, the seamless network, hundreds of millions of daily transaction as stable coin usage uprises, and increasing number of active blockchain developers on the network, helps the network with a solid real world use case, which is one factor that helps the price growth or adoption of any token or coin. For beginners, wanting to adventure into alts, Solana is a good token to check out.

Predictions are still just predictions, and nothing is guaranteed. However, its potential is undeniable. Beyond its technology, Solana is also attracting the attention of major investors such as Goldman Sachs and Citi, who have begun integrating or holding Solana.

Personally, I am optimistic about Solana but I would not recommend it to anyone. Because at the end of the day, it is still an altcoin and carries significantly higher risk than Bitcoin.

[luk3Z]

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Which Coin Should Everyone Hold

is like asking question: which Linux distro should everyone use... It depends on your needs - most forks are open source.
Bitcoin owners disagreee here but altcoin owners will agree (depends which one coins you have...). Anyway BTC & ETH are most recognizable (early start).
My answer is - it depends.

[WatChe]

Predictions are still just predictions, and nothing is guaranteed. However, its potential is undeniable. Beyond its technology, Solana is also attracting the attention of major investors such as Goldman Sachs and Citi, who have begun integrating or holding Solana.

Personally, I am optimistic about Solana but I would not recommend it to anyone. Because at the end of the day, it is still an altcoin and carries significantly higher risk than Bitcoin.

If you want risk free investment then long term Bitcoin investment is the solution. If we look at historical price data of bitcoin then its very clear those who invest and HODL Bitcoin for long duration are able to get good profit. If you are opting for alts then stick with top 10 listed on CMC because if you go with rest of alts then risk will continue to increase. Even the top 10 alts will go up in the long run only if there is betterment in Bitcoin. The price of Bitcoin is down now and so are majority of alts. 

[Taricoins]

I believe almost everyone here will tell you the same thing and that's the idea to hold Bitcoin because that's the only coin that have proven overtime it's consistency and resistance of the wicked volatile market. As a beginner there are coins that you would venture into today that would make you lose your entire portfolio especially if it's an altcoin project with shitty budget.

[Smack That Ace]

Predictions are still just predictions, and nothing is guaranteed. However, its potential is undeniable. Beyond its technology, Solana is also attracting the attention of major investors such as Goldman Sachs and Citi, who have begun integrating or holding Solana.

Personally, I am optimistic about Solana but I would not recommend it to anyone. Because at the end of the day, it is still an altcoin and carries significantly higher risk than Bitcoin.

If you want risk free investment then long term Bitcoin investment is the solution. If we look at historical price data of bitcoin then its very clear those who invest and HODL Bitcoin for long duration are able to get good profit. If you are opting for alts then stick with top 10 listed on CMC because if you go with rest of alts then risk will continue to increase. Even the top 10 alts will go up in the long run only if there is betterment in Bitcoin. The price of Bitcoin is down now and so are majority of alts. 

I do not agree with the statement that long term Bitcoin investing is risk free. Investing inherently involves risk with no exceptions.

Although history shows that Bitcoin tends to grow in the long term, always recover and reaches new highs over time. However, past performance does not guarantee future results, and the future is unpredictable. Therefore, long term investment in bitcoin is much safer than in altcoin, but do not assume that it is without risk.

[ImGenius]

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Which Coin Should Everyone Hold

is like asking question: which Linux distro should everyone use... It depends on your needs - most forks are open source.
Bitcoin owners disagreee here but altcoin owners will agree (depends which one coins you have...). Anyway BTC & ETH are most recognizable (early start).
My answer is - it depends.

Good comparison but as a beginner they go for a easy things first like in Linux, Linux mint which i think beginners friendly. After they get used to it  they can try other distro if they need so While in crypto beginners should start with bitcoin then other crypto if they need them. Why go for competitive things first just choose the easiest then go little bu little to harder.

[jahead]

Just hodl Bitcoin and Ethereum, you really do not need any other shitcoin.
Just buy them DCA and stake them in a hardware wallet.
That's it.

[Stable090]

Hey guys,
I'm fairly new to crypto and still learning the ropes. Just wanted to ask — if you had to recommend one coin that you believe everyone should hold long-term, what would it be and why?

It’s better you just go for bitcoin, that’s the coin which I have confidence in. If you invest in bitcoin, all you have to do is just to hold for long term, and make sure you properly protect your bitcoin.

Make sure you invest higher percent of your money into bitcoin, then you can just leave some money other altcoins which you think they are worth investing your money into. Avoid all this shitcoins entering the market, avoid all this meme coins because you might be losing your money at the end. If you are investing, make sure you invest in top Altcoins, you can choose from the top 10 altcoins, but make sure you do your research before investing.

[KingsDen]

Just hodl Bitcoin and Ethereum, you really do not need any other shitcoin.
Just buy them DCA and stake them in a hardware wallet.
That's it.

Do you mean to say; store them in a hardware wallet or you mean to stake them in a hardware wallet.

[Big Dirams]

Just hodl Bitcoin and Ethereum, you really do not need any other shitcoin.
Just buy them DCA and stake them in a hardware wallet.
That's it.

Do you mean to say; store them in a hardware wallet or you mean to stake them in a hardware wallet.

Maybe he meant storing because staking is another chances of us getting widely spread towards high risk, and as a newbie in the journey we wouldn’t want to take this risk because we won’t be in possession of our own holdings. And with storing in hardware wallet then we won’t get exposed to any high risk or any third party but when we begin to take the risk of staking over the returns then easily we will get exposed and we won’t be in possession of our holdings instead companies will help to stake them for us and they will have full access on our holdings.  As a newbie I will advice to go for just storing and not risk on staking.  

[jahead]

Do you mean to say; store them in a hardware wallet or you mean to stake them in a hardware wallet.

Maybe he meant storing because staking is another chances of us getting widely spread towards high risk, and as a newbie in the journey we wouldn’t want to take this risk because we won’t be in possession of our own holdings.[...]

Haha, okay, that was definitely a "Freudian slip".

What I meant was simply holding/storing your coins in a hardware wallet, so you dont have to think about them anymore.

Personally, though, I would prefer staking and letting my coins work for me. For example, staking ETH through Ledger with Chorus One is incredibly easy, and Im fully aware of the risks involved.

[Big Dirams]

Haha, okay, that was definitely a "Freudian slip".

What I meant was simply holding/storing your coins in a hardware wallet, so you dont have to think about them anymore.

Personally, though, I would prefer staking and letting my coins work for me. For example, staking ETH through Ledger with Chorus One is incredibly easy, and Im fully aware of the risks involved.

Thanks to god you understands the risk involved when staking our holdings, but one important advice I would give to a new investor is that he shouldn’t be convinced or maybe deceived by the little returns from the companies they stake on and risk all their holdings into staking instead they should focus on the holding alone and when they are now experienced and we’ll knowledgeable about how the market moves and have good insight of how risky the market could be then they could decide either they might go for the staking or holding alone or even share their holdings into different ways.

But hope you understand that they are high risk in staking though than holding without third party and silently hoping for the market pumps.

[coin-investor]

Every beginner should start with Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency industry began with Bitcoin, the original coin. The industry owed everything to Satoshi Nakamoto and to his creation, Bitcoin.
Before you move to other coins or tokens, you have to first study Bitcoin and what it has attained so far. You will have missed the most important lesson on decentralisation and privacy if you did not study the reason Bitcoin was created.