Quote from: Memminger on November 04, 2019, 12:46:52 PM

A good investor should always weigh their rationality more than their emotions. Sometimes we tend to be hopeful in a cryptocurrency hoping that it will bring us a massive fortune but we should go beyond this. Is the project realistic? Would the project prosper then how long?

Asking ourselves the right questions is one step of becoming a good investor.

That's a piece of good advice if I say so myself.

Quote from: JC btc on November 04, 2019, 02:45:05 PM

Good for you if you found out that kind of investment, as per me, I am fine with investment which gives return of 3-10% for a short period of time, as most of the time I don't hold long term (except Bitcoin) , I usually invest at short term.

Being a good investor is not that too greedy, know what he is doing, has knowledge with the project that he is investing at, know how to check the teams' background, have a lot of patience, and know how to handle his fund well.

As for me, I don't really "invest" in any cryptocurrency right now. Most of my earnings are from joining campaigns. I'm just building my capital for now before diving into the investing/trading. Well, technically I am investing something but it isn't money, its time. And besides, before I jump into other ways of earning cryptos, I have to learn more about those.

But sometimes even if you know what you're doing you have to still have to expect the consequences. After all, 95% of these projects tend to fail and would not give you enough profit to compensate for the time, money, and effort you invested to the said projects.

Quote from: supercanada1 on November 05, 2019, 05:40:48 PM

The longer you are going to hold, the greater will be your amount of profits earned by selling bitcoin.

Not always the case but yeah, reasonable enough.