Hold and trade which is best for you?

[bitterguy28]

point of main, holding need long time but trading is short time which you can make money everyday from trading.
First of all you need to understand holding or trading everything you need to have knowledge. As an experienced trader earns a lot of money by trading daily. On the other hand if a good investor can buy good currency then he can also get profit.

Lets admit the reality that Trading is not for everyone mate so many will choose to HODL (not unless the poster is shilling then they may claim to be trader) but for me personally I am either short term Holding or LONG TERM.
this is how I have earned from some time now because I have other things in life so maybe its enough for me to keep this for then.

[Gurujebs]

Lets admit the reality that Trading is not for everyone mate so many will choose to HODL (not unless the poster is shilling then they may claim to be trader) but for me personally I am either short term Holding or LONG TERM.
this is how I have earned from some time now because I have other things in life so maybe its enough for me to keep this for then.

We have many traders among us today because many of them didn't get the chance to buy when most of the coins were trading lower and today but the profits are crazy to make and that's why we have many traders today and if you look at it critically, many of them lose more then they are meant to profit if they hold.

You can't compare profit that a perron who buy bitcoin at $15k with large capital will make to someone that started trading in when Bitcoin get above $35k with large capital, they will always open and close trade many times, pay trading fees but a holder doesn't bother about these and the advantage of been a holder is that you can keep your coins out of the exchange but you can't do that in centralized exchanges which most traders used the most.

[Jamal Aezaz]

It depends on a person's experience and knowledge some will be experienced traders while others will be experienced investors. If you choose good coins and have knowledge about trading then you can easily take benefit from trading no matter how risky it is.

Trading is good as it gives quick profit to its users but a person should be well educated about trading as knowledge is must. On the other hand investment is less risky than trading but it will takes longer time to enhance your money therefore it depends on a  person that at which technology he is expert.

[bayu7adi]

Good for me? Of course hold. I'm very stupid at doing daily analysis, and the accuracy I get can be a whopping 60%. Meanwhile, if I hold for a long time on a coin that has good prospects, I have a 100% win rate, because I will definitely be lucky. Especially BTC which will soon experience halving.

Owning BTC and holding it for a long time, gave me quite significant profits. I started to accumulate BTC since the price was $31k and it continues to this day. Therefore, my BTC assets are now growing because the average price I accumulated is still below $45k.

[therozaq]

Good for me? Of course hold. I'm very stupid at doing daily analysis, and the accuracy I get can be a whopping 60%. Meanwhile, if I hold for a long time on a coin that has good prospects, I have a 100% win rate, because I will definitely be lucky. Especially BTC which will soon experience halving.

Owning BTC and holding it for a long time, gave me quite significant profits. I started to accumulate BTC since the price was $31k and it continues to this day. Therefore, my BTC assets are now growing because the average price I accumulated is still below $45k.

Having good analysis and an accuracy of close to 90% is the main asset in becoming a professional trader, but I am the same as you, the accuracy level of my analysis is only 60%.  So I chose to become a holder.  Only buy when bearish and hold until bullish then sell.  Bitcoin is my priority coin to hold.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Good for me? Of course hold. I'm very stupid at doing daily analysis, and the accuracy I get can be a whopping 60%. Meanwhile, if I hold for a long time on a coin that has good prospects, I have a 100% win rate, because I will definitely be lucky. Especially BTC which will soon experience halving.

Owning BTC and holding it for a long time, gave me quite significant profits. I started to accumulate BTC since the price was $31k and it continues to this day. Therefore, my BTC assets are now growing because the average price I accumulated is still below $45k.

Having good analysis and an accuracy of close to 90% is the main asset in becoming a professional trader, but I am the same as you, the accuracy level of my analysis is only 60%.  So I chose to become a holder.  Only buy when bearish and hold until bullish then sell.  Bitcoin is my priority coin to hold.

Am a strong fan of HoDLing BTC for now because I still haven't found the right way to learn trading and with not so much capital to spare because of the cost of living and poor wages, it is the only option to stay invested in the future and ensure that the world doesn't overtake me with innovations technology in this aspect of cryptocurrency.
Let's say if after some years passes, I would consider to sell and perhaps reinvest the profit to remain consistent with future plans of financial freedom.

[Uruhara]

Good for me? Of course hold. I'm very stupid at doing daily analysis, and the accuracy I get can be a whopping 60%. Meanwhile, if I hold for a long time on a coin that has good prospects, I have a 100% win rate, because I will definitely be lucky. Especially BTC which will soon experience halving.

Owning BTC and holding it for a long time, gave me quite significant profits. I started to accumulate BTC since the price was $31k and it continues to this day. Therefore, my BTC assets are now growing because the average price I accumulated is still below $45k.

Having good analysis and an accuracy of close to 90% is the main asset in becoming a professional trader, but I am the same as you, the accuracy level of my analysis is only 60%.  So I chose to become a holder.  Only buy when bearish and hold until bullish then sell.  Bitcoin is my priority coin to hold.

Well, to become a trader, you need mature insight and analytical skills. Without that, we are better off being people who buy and hold and sell when we make a profit. I personally also avoid day trading. But I prefer to buy and hold a coin only when there is big news that could make the coin have good upside potential. And I started accumulating and started selling when the event occurred. And of course for BTC long term investment is the best. Accumulate BTC consistently using the DCA method and we will smile broadly when bullishness reaches its peak, namely when BTC makes a new ATH. 

[Gladitorcomeback]

Well, to become a trader, you need mature insight and analytical skills. Without that, we are better off being people who buy and hold and sell when we make a profit. I personally also avoid day trading. But I prefer to buy and hold a coin only when there is big news that could make the coin have good upside potential. And I started accumulating and started selling when the event occurred. And of course for BTC long term investment is the best. Accumulate BTC consistently using the DCA method and we will smile broadly when bullishness reaches its peak, namely when BTC makes a new ATH. 

Buying and holding in general is a good practice for those who lack knowledge about trading and the market as a whole because when you don't know much, you shouldn't experiment with your hard-earned money because trading or day trading is risky and one can't get profit from it if they can't maange the risks involved. This is why, for new investors, it's best that they stick to the buy and hold strategy initially.
As the time passes, they will become more knowledgeable and mature about the market, they will learn the ways of the market and how it moves, and that is when they can venture into day trading as well and do both short term and long-term trading after that.

[$crypto$]

Good for me? Of course hold. I'm very stupid at doing daily analysis, and the accuracy I get can be a whopping 60%. Meanwhile, if I hold for a long time on a coin that has good prospects, I have a 100% win rate, because I will definitely be lucky. Especially BTC which will soon experience halving.

Owning BTC and holding it for a long time, gave me quite significant profits. I started to accumulate BTC since the price was $31k and it continues to this day. Therefore, my BTC assets are now growing because the average price I accumulated is still below $45k.

Having good analysis and an accuracy of close to 90% is the main asset in becoming a professional trader, but I am the same as you, the accuracy level of my analysis is only 60%.  So I chose to become a holder.  Only buy when bearish and hold until bullish then sell.  Bitcoin is my priority coin to hold.

Holding back is one of the best ways for us. Besides the risk is very low it also makes us more comfortable, especially if we hold bitcoin, I think this is the most comfortable investment.

I don't think anyone is accurate in analyzing, and if we feel our analysis reaches 60% I think it's pretty good. It's different if we trade, it will be very different, especially we are required to monitor the market all the time. and we don't know sometimes there is bad news that makes the market red.

[Thyplaymaker]

Both are actually good but I think I would go with holding. When it comes to holding expecially fit for new users, you don't need much knowledge to start your investment in bitcoin or other top altcoins. All just need is the basic knowledge and ones you start your holding you can then start learning how to make your holding more effective and smooth.  While  when it comes to trading solid knowledge is required because one can not just start trading  with less understanding about it. The users endup making huge losses than profits

[UNIVERSE]

Lets admit the reality that Trading is not for everyone mate so many will choose to HODL (not unless the poster is shilling then they may claim to be trader) but for me personally I am either short term Holding or LONG TERM.
this is how I have earned from some time now because I have other things in life so maybe its enough for me to keep this for then.

Indeed, it cannot be denied that trading is not suitable for everyone. This is not an understatement but rather a fact that actually happened. And this is also related to our readiness in trading, not only financial readiness but also mental, resilience and emotional management, knowledge in trading and others. So don't just rely on luck. '

Therefore, if you can't do it yet, it would be better to hold. We have seen the benefits of holding Bitcoin, of course. This is really worth it and has potential.

[Uruhara]

Well, to become a trader, you need mature insight and analytical skills. Without that, we are better off being people who buy and hold and sell when we make a profit. I personally also avoid day trading. But I prefer to buy and hold a coin only when there is big news that could make the coin have good upside potential. And I started accumulating and started selling when the event occurred. And of course for BTC long term investment is the best. Accumulate BTC consistently using the DCA method and we will smile broadly when bullishness reaches its peak, namely when BTC makes a new ATH. 

Buying and holding in general is a good practice for those who lack knowledge about trading and the market as a whole because when you don't know much, you shouldn't experiment with your hard-earned money because trading or day trading is risky and one can't get profit from it if they can't maange the risks involved. This is why, for new investors, it's best that they stick to the buy and hold strategy initially.
As the time passes, they will become more knowledgeable and mature about the market, they will learn the ways of the market and how it moves, and that is when they can venture into day trading as well and do both short term and long-term trading after that.

Well you explained the stages correctly. Because to become a trader we also need experience in recognizing the movements and cycles that occur in a market. Especially in the crypto market which is actually much more difficult to analyze. It's just that because the crypto market is an increasingly complex market, now analyzing the crypto market is almost the same as the stock market. Because economic events also influence or have an impact on the crypto market. And if a beginner has started to understand this then those who learn while holding a few coins for a certain period of time, maybe they will eventually have insight and understanding and can start to get involved in trading.

[milewilda]

Both are actually good but I think I would go with holding. When it comes to holding expecially fit for new users, you don't need much knowledge to start your investment in bitcoin or other top altcoins. All just need is the basic knowledge and ones you start your holding you can then start learning how to make your holding more effective and smooth.  While  when it comes to trading solid knowledge is required because one can not just start trading  with less understanding about it. The users endup making huge losses than profits

You could actually do both but if you are someone who cant be able to bare up with the risks involved with active trade then it would be your choice to make some holding
but if you could be able to bare up with the risks then you could do active trade as simple as that. There really people who are really risks takers and there are ones who cant really be
able to do such thing because they were afraid on losing money on which it is really just that normal but since they dont have the patience on waiting up for so long in regarding with their investment then this is the time that they would really be deciding that they would really be tending to have trades. For me then i do both things on which there are funds which are
for long term holds and there are for shorter ones.

[Captain Corporate]

There are way too many people like me who ended up holding it and that will become something much more important without a doubt. I hope that it could become something that would make a little bit of sense to some people that we prefer holding for a very good reason. We should be considering holding as the most important part of crypto because not only we are going to end up both holding to make a profit but also we are taking money out of the market that means that we are leaving more scarce bitcoin left, that is the most important part. It gives the market some money making as well.

[R100K-Martin-Lunger]

point of main, holding need long time but trading is short time which you can make money everyday from trading.
First of all you need to understand holding or trading everything you need to have knowledge. As an experienced trader earns a lot of money by trading daily. On the other hand if a good investor can buy good currency then he can also get profit.

Choosing between holding and trading cryptocurrencies depends on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and market knowledge. Holding is a long-term strategy that requires patience and it will take some time to access those funds. On the other hand, active trading can help you make profits daily, due to its immediate returns. It demands alot of skill, experience, and a deep understanding of market trends to navigate successfully. So for a beginner if you want to do active trading, I recommend you proceed with caution. I have been using my own crypto trading bot in conjunction with my on insight before executing any trades and that's been working for me
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