Is my trading style valid for you?

[Varashe]

I'm a beginner in the trading space, but I've had some successful trades and projects that have yielded impressive returns. When someone asked me yesterday how I've been doing it, I had to admit that I've mostly been following what I've read in project whitepapers and tracking on-chain projects. My successes with $RFC, $PNUT, $ACT, and $GOAT – where I made at least 50 to 80% profit shortly after they were listed on-chain – can be attributed to studying the projects. I'm now eyeing many new and solid like projects with the likes of $LAUNCHCOIN and many others because they redefine the token launch process by leveraging the power of social media.
While I acknowledge that I still have much to learn in this space, I'm willing to continue taking calculated risks on solid whitepaper and on-chain projects that show promise. What do you think?

[bitterguy28]

While I acknowledge that I still have much to learn in this space, I'm willing to continue taking calculated risks on solid whitepaper and on-chain projects that show promise. What do you think?

if you are profiting off of it then who am i to say no? whatever works for you works for you this is how you should be looking for projects anyway by studying their white paper carefully and taking calculated decisions and not just jumping on whatever is trending so as long as it’s working out for you then continue as is

[Varashe]

While I acknowledge that I still have much to learn in this space, I'm willing to continue taking calculated risks on solid whitepaper and on-chain projects that show promise. What do you think?

if you are profiting off of it then who am i to say no? whatever works for you works for you this is how you should be looking for projects anyway by studying their white paper carefully and taking calculated decisions and not just jumping on whatever is trending so as long as it’s working out for you then continue as is

This is strong advice which i will take into consideration and work well with it because at the end of the day, nobody has the power to do whatever he or she likes in the market expect whales. 

[LogitechMouse]

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While I acknowledge that I still have much to learn in this space, I'm willing to continue taking calculated risks on solid whitepaper and on-chain projects that show promise. What do you think?

While I'll give you credits because you're profiting, let's take note that most are making profits right now especially those who are doing long positions because the market is pumping. If you will ask me, I feel like "Everybody's a genius" right now because most are making money off of long positions.

I saw the coins that you shared pumped massively in the past few days, and well, it's good that you made money from it. Now with regards to relying on whitepapers in your trades, it's my first time to see it TBH because most of the traders heavily rely on what's on the chart, and what's on the news, and not on the whitepaper. I don't know if it works long term, but if works for you then just continue doing it. What's important at the end of the day is you are making money off of trading.

[Stompix]

What do you think?

That you should stop shilling coins for a thing 
Seriously, you come and brag about how you made profits after profits with multiple coins by studying and researching, and then you ask random strangers for advice?
What is the logic in that? Come on, let's be serious and upfront, if you want to shill for a coin just do it openly!

[SPOON_MOJO]

What do you think?

Actually I advise you to spend some time reading whitepapers and tracking chain activity to have a better knowledge of the project than merely basking in enthusiasm. If you maintain this discipline and keep current with trends you will continue to make wise choices. Just keep in mind to control your risks and record gains as in this field things can change rapidly.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I'm a beginner in the trading space, but I've had some successful trades and projects that have yielded impressive returns. When someone asked me yesterday how I've been doing it, I had to admit that I've mostly been following what I've read in project whitepapers and tracking on-chain projects. My successes with $RFC, $PNUT, $ACT, and $GOAT – where I made at least 50 to 80% profit shortly after they were listed on-chain – can be attributed to studying the projects. I'm now eyeing many new and solid like projects with the likes of $LAUNCHCOIN and many others because they redefine the token launch process by leveraging the power of social media.
While I acknowledge that I still have much to learn in this space, I'm willing to continue taking calculated risks on solid whitepaper and on-chain projects that show promise. What do you think?

          -      Beginner in trading space and had some success in trade and projects? Which of the two is true? If you are a beginner in the trading industry, you will not immediately get success here if you are just a beginner lol.

You are confusing the readers here on this forum platform, op, please don't do that, given the fact that you have participated in projects and they have been successful, it does not mean that when you sell coins that you have that have been successful in the project, you are a successful trader even if you do not have enough or much knowledge in trading. That is not the case.

[KryptoBell]

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While I acknowledge that I still have much to learn in this space, I'm willing to continue taking calculated risks on solid whitepaper and on-chain projects that show promise. What do you think?

While I'll give you credits because you're profiting, let's take note that most are making profits right now especially those who are doing long positions because the market is pumping. If you will ask me, I feel like "Everybody's a genius" right now because most are making money off of long positions.

I saw the coins that you shared pumped massively in the past few days, and well, it's good that you made money from it. Now with regards to relying on whitepapers in your trades, it's my first time to see it TBH because most of the traders heavily rely on what's on the chart, and what's on the news, and not on the whitepaper. I don't know if it works long term, but if works for you then just continue doing it. What's important at the end of the day is you are making money off of trading.

Didn’t even notice some other coins were pumping amidst the market pump, solely focused on the altcoins rush. I actually used to rely much on whitepaper before making decisions on some projects but i don’t do that as much now but if the Op can make good profits based on that, then i might start reading them again. Might actually check the LAUNCHCOIN out, it’s funny how some coins come out of the blue to become huge players, imagine while i was fixated on the screen, someone else was raking in without doing much. That’s the irony of crypto though, it seems i saw it earlier, not sure if it this coin

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

I'm a beginner in the trading space, but I've had some successful trades and projects that have yielded impressive returns. When someone asked me yesterday how I've been doing it, I had to admit that I've mostly been following what I've read in project whitepapers and tracking on-chain projects. My successes with $RFC, $PNUT, $ACT, and $GOAT – where I made at least 50 to 80% profit shortly after they were listed on-chain – can be attributed to studying the projects. I'm now eyeing many new and solid like projects with the likes of $LAUNCHCOIN and many others because they redefine the token launch process by leveraging the power of social media.
While I acknowledge that I still have much to learn in this space, I'm willing to continue taking calculated risks on solid whitepaper and on-chain projects that show promise. What do you think?

What works for you may not have to work for me or any other trader, the more reason each everyone of us have the responsibility of getting more hands on what to do, learning new things and developing our individual strategy to adopt in trading, it depends on how we have seen it, before we can go for it, trade with focus and know our bearing on it, because trading is sweet and also hard to get the right result.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I'm a beginner in the trading space, but I've had some successful trades and projects that have yielded impressive returns. When someone asked me yesterday how I've been doing it, I had to admit that I've mostly been following what I've read in project whitepapers and tracking on-chain projects. My successes with $RFC, $PNUT, $ACT, and $GOAT – where I made at least 50 to 80% profit shortly after they were listed on-chain – can be attributed to studying the projects. I'm now eyeing many new and solid like projects with the likes of $LAUNCHCOIN and many others because they redefine the token launch process by leveraging the power of social media.
While I acknowledge that I still have much to learn in this space, I'm willing to continue taking calculated risks on solid whitepaper and on-chain projects that show promise. What do you think?

          -      You know, if you are getting a profit from the strategy you are using, I don't think I have any reason to tell you that your strategy is wrong, because we are all here with only one goal and that is to make money from crypto.

So we as community members on the platform are only here to provide what we think can be a guide in our opinions to each other if we know that it is really beneficial, that's all, even if we say that meme coins despite many saying that it is high risk but you are getting a profit, go ahead as long as you obtain your goal.