RE: LeoThread 2024-12-16 13:20
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Remember the coin that I was afraid of holding a few days ago because dev was quiet...
Well since then I've sold it and the dev actually spoke on telegram, but the damage is already done, community lost trust in the dev and the project, and when a coin needs users for the value accrual mechanism to work, damaging it to this extend is really bad for long term growth.
The coin was $BCB, it's a gambling coin where people can bet on sports events and gamble on slot machines. 100% of the profits go to $BCB stakers.
They do have a website and all of that, and everything is working, but they need more users to use it.
And I don't think the team knows how to bring more users and it's kinda of lost.
I exchanged it for $RLB, which works similar, has Product Market Fit, utilization, and $RLB is burned with platform's profits (taxes are easier)...
It's an old coin but has utilization and the chart looks stable even through the bear market.
$BTC is a good asset my fren so that yeah, $LEO need rebuy everyday, LEO team is very nice for this work and ideas..
Already got a lot of BTC and ETH.
My portfolio currently is like this:
60% BTC, 30% ETH, 10% alts.
The 10% are the volatile part of my portfolio, but I need to pick them carefully in order to not have much downside risk.
Alts currently are:
$WOO, $RLB, $COTI
Woo is stable at this price, but has buybacks and burns with Woofi, and I actually use their product and gives me benefits in terms of fees on their platform.
RLB has buybacks and the price has been stable in the 10c-13c for months now, with 50% of the supply already burned, and around $120k buyback and burns each day, which means that sooner or later it will pump. And I use my RLB to join their lotto each day.
COTI I've been holding for a while now, and it is the most volatile atm after I sold BCB and the one I'm wondering if I should keep or not...
Also have: ZK, EIGEN, ARB, ETHFI but these were free airdrops.
Also LEO and HIVE, but I don't count those in my portfolio.