Quote from: Captain Corporate on July 29, 2024, 10:12:38 PM

Yeah, I agree that this doesn't really sound like a bad plan at all. I don't have much, I have dust that I can't get out because it costs more to get them out than what they are worth, but I am going to check m ywallets and see if anything is left in anywhere. I had a little bit of ARB left, and I think I am not trusting that too much these days, so I am going to just take that one out and put it on ETH for now. Wasn't a big amount, it was like maybe 50 bucks or so, don't know what happened to it, I do hope it went up, but I do believe that its time to sell and get to something more trustworthy for me. In the end why would we keep bags that we do not have any trust in, makes no sense to do that.

Sounds sensible.
Especially if it's only small amounts, it's not worth leaving them in coins that you no longer believe in. That only ties up capital - regardless of whether it's "only" $50 - and you end up getting annoyed if the value continues to fall.

ETH is definitely the more solid choice, especially if you just want to park it until a better opportunity arises. And yes, sometimes it's better to make the cut and continue with a clean wallet instead of dragging legacy assets with you.

It's basically like a wardrobe: if you haven't used it for ages and it's just taking up space, it's better to get rid of it and make room for something new.