Friends, hello everyone! 3 weeks ago I talked about the tokens that currently make up my portfolio.

In the same post, I promised to talk about the coins that I sold, and that’s what this post will be about.

$ETH — I didn’t sell ether because I think it’s a useless coin and I don’t see potential for growth, of course not. To think so would be very stupid. First of all, I said goodbye to $ETH with the goal of increasing my position in $BTC. For me, as for many, $ETH and $BTC are fundamental coins that should be in every portfolio of a self-respecting cryptan. The growth of $ETH and $BTC during the bull period is approximately the same, so there can be no talk of any loss of profit. But there is one BUT: I don’t like POS, I don’t like the censorship of ETH transactions, although they promise to fight this, but still, I see less decentralization and freedom in $ETH, unlike $BTC. Moreover, if we are faced with the darkest times, the majority will choose the first, only, unique and independent - Bitcoin.

$SXP - When Swipe was completely acquired by the Binance exchange, I was very positive about the coin. But then, after studying a lot of documentation and information, I understood the situation like this: Binance bought the company and technology, but they don’t fucking need the token. At the same time, $SXP became a solar blockchain token, which is being developed by the former CEO of Swipe. By the way, blockchain, in my opinion, is very dubious. I lost interest in this idea and the $SXP token, selling it at $0.3. Initially I bought it for the purpose of pumping from Binance.

$HOTCROSS — Oh, those were the times. I remember I started talking about this project at $0.15 per token, and I got it at about these levels. During the bull year, the project developed magnificently, staking brought 100+% APR consistently for more than 1 year. Only staking made it possible to recoup all investments in a year. Then IHO appeared from which I personally took out as much money as I invested in $HOTCROSS, the allocations were crazy. And the project was truly TOP, on all fronts of its development, until they released their NFT collection, after which for some reason everything went somewhere in the wrong direction. The CEO of the project disappeared somewhere, and activity + development disappeared behind him. Essentially, Hotcross began to die due to the fact that the CEO stupidly merged for some unknown reason. The team did not explain anything, there was no activity on Github. Sad, very sad. I had to sell all the coins for $0.01, because I believed in the project until the end. Although I recouped all my investments in the project several times during this bull year, it was still sad to lose 90% of the value of the tokens. I had about 5%-6% of the bank :(

$ZEE — Also held until the last minute. The idea itself at the time of its inception was top: gas-free transactions on ETH, who could have dreamed of it then. But the team spent so long implementing this function that by the time it appeared, no one needed it anymore. By the way, yes, ZeroSwap really works and gives gasless transactions for $ZEE stake, I tested it and it’s true. But it just turned out that people didn’t need it that much... I don’t know, maybe they will be able to do something about the bull, but it’s hard to believe.

$FRONT — This is a really cool wallet! I liked him all the time while I was watching the development of the guys. But then, when after the release of the application, they didn’t do ANYTHING in a year (I went in and was simply horrified by the same lags and bugs) - I realized that no, it’s time to leave, there is no future here. Merged to 0, because I steaked a lot.

$HIGH - Well, these guys can somehow pump up the token due to their connection with Binance, but they won’t be able to build a metaverse. When I entered the game, I sold the tokens 10 minutes after this terrible experience (I sold them for $3.2). I don’t deny that they will draw the price of a coin, but there is no talk of long-term investments here.