You are absolutely right that long-term holders get a bigger profit than short-term traders as it is so difficult to guess where the market will go as there are too many factors that can influence on market. Personally I follow the strategy of buying almost every month some Bitcoin and other solid crypto currencies, it is my monthly investment.
This works to those who are into long term investment. It’s actually good decision to buy when we have money since BTC is still able to pump in price in the future especially when more industries take bitcoin as form of payment as well as investment. But in altcoins it’s only good for top coins but not in other coins that may lose their value more when they are unable to recover whenever the market is at dip.
I'd rather choose those coins that have strong fundamentals especially when we are holding long-term which is pretty different when we just make a trade as we obviously choose those who are having a huge market volume. That is the basis of how I choose coins and that it seems to work for me but can be different from others.
Well, to buy coins during the dip is the best option but to have a trade during the bearish season is in a huge struggle, in fact, you can neither sell at a lower price, it is a loss, of course.
Long term = Potential/Real use case/Huge support
Short term = Volume/Liquidity/Ranking
You would really be having these common factors if you do tend on what kind of trader are you.You would be prioritizing things over one another.
If you do go for long term then you wouldnt bother or mind yourself on engaging with shorter ones but actually you could still deal with
both sides if you wanted to.
both parties have different treatment. I think it's up to us which one we prefer to do, because to be able to deal with short-term trading is not easy, and we are required to spend time, energy and psychologically. but many also choose to do both, in the hope that it will be easy for them to find income every day from trading results