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Hi,
today I will make it short.
I want to tell you how I picked some of my crypto investments. I have positions in Steem and the tokens coming with it, BTC, BNB, EOS and some others.
The first thing is to split your investments into short, mid and long term ones. It can be also combined, depending on the strategy. I tend now to prefer the mid and long term investments due to the time involved. The return is comparable the same with the short one with much less effort overall. There might be a little more effort at the start for the setup and the checking but it shall be a self runner.
I'm one of the guys who like boring investment and by boring I mean investments where you don't have to do much stuff, not even to much checking. I like to receive on a regular basis the ROI without being active. I love the ultra passive and boring investments as they get me what I want and this is time for the things that matter to me.
Here are the things where I look at first on the long term investments:
- number of users - if there are less than 50k user I don't touch it
- can it be left alone for 6 months without needing to do soemthing
- is there an overall appreciation foreseeable
- are there passionate geeks involved - I love geeks as they move this crypto world
- is there an engaged community
- does it have now a market use or can it be used for things in the future
- can I contact some of the developers and get feedback?
This are roughly some of the points I watch, behind metrics as running cost, total supply, system structure and some other technical stuff.
If I see that most apply to it I might give it a try. The last decision is based also on emotions, which I think is my weak spot.
How do you invest and how do you pick your cryptos?
