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Binance Coin / Pound sterling
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🔁 Pair: TART/USDT
🌐 Network: BNB Smart Chain
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Hello everyone. It's been a year like that since a sender transferred Ethereum (ETH) to me using the standard Ethereum Mainnet network (ERC-20). The deposit wallet address I gave them from my GCrypto app was an address I copied while looking at a BEP-20 (BNB Chain) screen context.
Because both networks use the exact same 0x address layout format, the funds safely landed on the ERC-20 side of the address. However, because of the mismatched network route on the GCash side, they never automatically appeared in my app portfolio balance.thank you po.

I hold a wide (probably too wide) range of alts.

In the past, I have made the mistake of round-tripping too many gains by holding out for higher prices before selling anything. So I made a concious effort of starting the ladder out process at more modest gains. E.g. Sell the first 10% chunk at 1.25-1.5 the price I bought. The past month or so I have hit the first rung of the ladder on a lot of the coins where I had a decent entry price. Sometimes 2 or 3 rungs if they have been on a real run (e.g. NEAR). If they go back down to my original entry price, I will top back up to my initial quantity and keep some modest profits from this mini-bull. If the next move is to continue upward, I will keep laddering out at a rate that allows me to take profits but keep some exposure to huge breakouts.
So that is what I am doing right now in terms of active buying/selling.
For the chunk of my portfolio in BTC, I am less concerned with taking short term profits. It's a more stable asset, so the short term profits would be a lot smaller percentage wise and I am perfectly comfortable holding it long term. So I am just hodling. I may buy a little more, particularly if prices go down. I have some ETH which is getting a similar treatment, and a little bit of BNB, SOL, and XRP which I am treating as midway between the stable asset and speculative altcoin.

🗓 Trading TART starts now
🔁 Pair: TART/USDT
🌐 Network: BNB Smart Chain
[Trade Here](https://www.kucoin.com/trade/alpha/bsc/0x7ab8d02cbb51ff7223fde700eaaa2a91bf750314?utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=EN&utm_source=Announcement)

Discover early stage innovation and start trading in the KuCoin Alpha Zone.

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Hello everyone. It's been a year like that since a sender transferred Ethereum (ETH) to me using the standard Ethereum Mainnet network (ERC-20). The deposit wallet address I gave them from my GCrypto app was an address I copied while looking at a BEP-20 (BNB Chain) screen context.
Because both networks use the exact same 0x address layout format, the funds safely landed on the ERC-20 side of the address. However, because of the mismatched network route on the GCash side, they never automatically appeared in my app portfolio balance.thank you po.

I hold a wide (probably too wide) range of alts.

In the past, I have made the mistake of round-tripping too many gains by holding out for higher prices before selling anything. So I made a concious effort of starting the ladder out process at more modest gains. E.g. Sell the first 10% chunk at 1.25-1.5 the price I bought. The past month or so I have hit the first rung of the ladder on a lot of the coins where I had a decent entry price. Sometimes 2 or 3 rungs if they have been on a real run (e.g. NEAR). If they go back down to my original entry price, I will top back up to my initial quantity and keep some modest profits from this mini-bull. If the next move is to continue upward, I will keep laddering out at a rate that allows me to take profits but keep some exposure to huge breakouts.
So that is what I am doing right now in terms of active buying/selling.
For the chunk of my portfolio in BTC, I am less concerned with taking short term profits. It's a more stable asset, so the short term profits would be a lot smaller percentage wise and I am perfectly comfortable holding it long term. So I am just hodling. I may buy a little more, particularly if prices go down. I have some ETH which is getting a similar treatment, and a little bit of BNB, SOL, and XRP which I am treating as midway between the stable asset and speculative altcoin.