#HODLTradingStrategy

Okay, so for me, HODLing isn't just about stubbornly holding onto a token no matter what. It's more like being a super-fan who really believes in a band (the project) and thinks they're gonna be huge someday.

My approach is:

* Do my homework: I seriously dig into what the token does, who's building it, if the tech is cool, and if people are actually using it. If it's just hype, I'm out.

* Buy bits over time: Instead of trying to guess the perfect "bottom" price, I just buy a little bit regularly, like every paycheck. This averages out my cost.

* Lock it up: Once I have a good chunk, it goes into a super-safe digital vault (a hardware wallet) so I don't have to worry about hackers.

* Ignore the drama: The crypto world is crazy with ups and downs. For my HODL stuff, I try to tune out the daily noise and focus on the big picture.

What makes a token a "HODL-worthy" one? It needs to have a real purpose, the team needs to be actually building stuff, more and more people should be using it, and its "money rules" (tokenomics) should make sense for the long run.

And when to sell? That's the trickiest part! I don't just randomly sell. I usually have a specific goal in mind (like, "enough to buy a car"). Then, I'll sell small bits when the market goes absolutely bonkers (everyone's super excited), or if the project's original idea totally falls apart. For my core holdings like Bitcoin, I might just trim a tiny bit at peak times, but mostly I'm looking to hold those for years and years.

Basically, it's about being smart, patient, and truly believing in what you've invested in, not just hoping for a quick buck.