It is easy to see it after it happened but very difficult as it is occurring.
Live is lived onwards and better understood backwards.
How many you see saying *I wish I wouldn't have sold my BTC when it was under $10000. You're going to see people saying I wish I wouldn't have converted all my Hive in ... whatever they have converted it into.
You need courage to invest and risk by holding something you don't know the future of. Profit is a reward for risk taken. Skeptics waiting for some proof will always be late for everything. There's no such thing as sure or certain when it comes to cryptocurrency.
I decided to keep my Hive stake and not power down to invest in Leo. We'll see if I was right or not but it is my decision and don't regret it.
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There is an interesting point you bring up. It is very difficult to keep chasing the hot asset that is moving in the market. It might come to a point where Hive is moving faster than LEO and people will have the exact opposite viewpoint.
Constantly chasing the hot stock, crypto, or whatever can be extremely profitable if one is good at it but it is not easy to do. From what I see, few can do it well. I know for a fact, I am one who cannot.
Personally, I am adding to my holdings of both Leo and Hive. Hedge by having both. LOL
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That's true, you need a lot of time and dedication, plus knowledge. I can't do it either.
I think we have a few tokens to concentrate on and more is coing in the near future.
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Yeah it is hard enough to keep track of a small handful.
I see some with portfolios of dozens of tokens. How do you keep track of all of them is my question?
But to each there own. I have some that I put a bit of money into as lottery tickets. Dont follow them just waiting for the explosion.
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