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Binance Coin / Pound sterling
crypto

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.

Ganar con las meme coin es del 2020, hoy ya no, de hecho hubo una especie de trader de riesgo, los cazadores de Ponzis, me acuerdo de aquellos tiempos de los Ponzi de BNB. Pero ahí sí había oportunidad de ganar, yo me farmee dos Ponzis de BNB mil dólares a cada uno. Pero eso sí arriesgue mucho 5mil USDT en cada uno. Todos sabíamos que el dinero que ganabamos dependía de que siguieran entrando nuevos, la cuestión era salarise con ganancia, lo deje cuando perdi 500 usdt en uno y dije basta, ya había tenido ganancias pequeñas 30 o 20 dólares metiendo 10 mil usdt, era mucho el riesgo para la ganancia. Pero es que a día de hoy son un robo desde el minuto 0

In crypto, ticker symbols aren't unique. Anyone can spin up a token named "CYPH" in two minutes, so I need to look up the exact ledger identifier.
To help me pull up the right data for you, can you check your wallet (like Phantom or MetaMask) or the exchange where you bought it and share one of these:
1. The Contract Address or Token Mint Address: This is the unique identifier for the coin. It starts with "0x" on Ethereum/Base, or is a long string of random characters on Solana. In your wallet, you can usually find it by tapping on the token and clicking "Token Details" or "View on Explorer".
2. The Network / Blockchain: What chain is it sitting on (e.g., Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain)?
3. The Tracking Link: If you monitor the price on a website like DexScreener, Birdeye, Solscan, or Etherscan, just paste that direct page link here.
Once I have that address or link, I'll inspect the on-chain liquidity depth, pool reserves, and contract history to give you a clear breakdown of what you're holding.
You can DM this info if you want.

Cryptocurrency exists to provide a decentralized, secure digital payment and financial system that **operates without a governing body**. Both BNB and XRP have companies that can fuck up and crash your portfolio.

They are DeFi tokens with utility and roadmap. It's basically stocks but in crypto. You are betting that the company will do good.
Unlike shitcoins which are pure hype and zero purpose. Altcoins on the otherhand are everything else beside bitcoin. So top 5 will of course contain altcoins like ETH SOL XRP BNB etc.