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To continue, there are additional criteria to take into account when choosing a cryptocurrency asset to include in your #CryptoAssetsPortfolio
And one of them is a terminology called the Fully Diluted Valuation (#FDV ), which is used by most investors to assess an asset's potential.
“Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) is a financial metric used in the cryptocurrency market to project the total market capitalization of a coin or token if its entire maximum supply were in circulation at the current market price. FDV provides a theoretical representation of a project's maximum potential value.”

Calculation Methods
FDV = Current Token Price × Maximum (Total) Supply (this includes tokens that are currently locked, reserved for founders, or scheduled for future release).
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How do traders generate money by growing their #CryptoAssetsPortfolio ?
Traders typically “buy the dip, sell the rip." The other strategy is an arbitrage, which will be covered in another post.
For a newbie, the dilemma is how to know how long to hold my assets and when to buy and sell them.
1.To begin, ask yourself if you are a #LongTermInvestor , meaning you wish to invest money and are comfortable holding it for five to ten years. If yes, then there is no need to worry. You simply purchase any crypto assets you want and put them away for five to ten years. Just periodically check on how it's going. That's all. It will be clear to you when the time comes whether you should sell it or continue holding it.
However, there are a bunch of rules for dealing with long-term investments, which are better to follow. Here are a few examples:
1)10/90, 20/80, 30/70, 40/60—or whatever percentage you want, you simply hold some of your assets and sell/buy the rest.
Assuming you chose the 20/80 percent ratio. You bought 200,000 XXX coins at $0.001, totaling $200. You decided to sell 40,000 XXX coins for $400 at a price of $0.01. You made 100% of your money by selling only 20% of your assets. The remaining 160,000 XXX may profit even more or lose value if you continue to hold.
The fact that you have already received a 100% return on your investment is what matters. Only then can you either spend the profit, invest it in another cryptocurrency or something else, reinvest it in the same XXX coin if the price falls or rises, or remain holding it in $USDC . It is up to you. There are so many variations.
Also, while you're waiting, do some research to determine the best price to sell/buy, and when the moment comes, sell/buy your coins.
For instance, in the case of Bitcoin individuals sold 1,000 $BTC for $1,000, believing that this was the best price, and were satisfied with $1,000,000. What if they sold it partially? You can do the calculation yourself. On the other hand, other people purchased Bitcoin at $1000 and sold it at $500 or at $5000. It does not matter. Not important.
We can never be certain of what the future holds; it is difficult to pass judgment on them. You never know, and even when you do, you don't know.
Therefore, you need to weigh both possibilities. And, strictly adhere to the #InvestmentRules like a machine, diversifying your assets and rebalancing them so that you have a backup plan for any action you take and its result.
2) The 10% rule. One variation applies to diversification—no single stock over 10% of the portfolio. Another is about "cut losses if a stock falls 10%." The same applies to cryptocurrencies.
3) Warren Buffett's 90/10 approach is to allocate 90% of assets to a low-cost S&P 500 index fund and 10% to short-term government bonds. You can adapt it to allocate 90% of assets to low- or mid-cap cryptocurrencies and 10% to large-cap cryptocurrencies.
4) The 70:20:10 rule is an investing strategy that allocates 70% of your portfolio to low-risk assets, 20% to medium-risk investments, and 10% to high-risk investments, thereby reducing market volatility and maintaining balanced growth.
5) Etc.
Pick the one that works best for you, then just take action when the moment is right.

2. If you are a #ShortTermInvestor and wish to bet on price fluctuations, you will need to understand how to analyze the chart. Because you must “buy the dip, sell the rip."
The recommendation for determining “the dip and the rip” is to look for levels of support and resistance, supply and demand zones, or overbought and oversold areas. Sell at the resistance/supply/overbought level/zone and buy at the support/demand/oversold level/zone. That's all. Very simple.
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Furthermore, if you are unfamiliar with the price movement or chart analysis, there are a number of indicators that can be used to identify certain levels or zones.
Additionally, keep in mind that you can lose your money or sell/buy at a lower price. Don't blame yourself or me; you are learning and will inevitably make mistakes. Therefore, follow the Golden Rules of Trading. Please read my earlier post about the Golden Rules if you are unaware of them.
If you're new to the crypto realm, this guide will assist you in navigating the crypto world.
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The third question is to users: “You dig everything you can!”. You bother influencers and developers with mean questions and are ready to scream the project is a dishonest scam. Then, how could you not warn everyone on the planet, including me, that the project was a shitty #ScamProject and everyone knew it except the new user and me!
As of January 2026, 13 million projects being classified as inactive. According to different resource, nearly 53% - 66.5% of cryptos launched since 2021 have failed.
Example of potentially #failingprojects that are actually also in my #CryptoAssetsPortfolio : $Babydoge, $Lunc, $Hex, $Worldcoin.
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The fourth group of participants includes #ITgiants like Google, Microsoft, Intel, YouTube, Facebook etc., and a local cybersecurity authority. It's a separate topic. I will not discuss them in this post.

So, my approach is let’s reduce the number of fraudulent projects and increase the number of outstanding projects so that we can accurately identify and probabilistically select the best project. Could we establish some #criteria that would allow us to distinguish between projects that are scams and those that are not scams but decent initiatives?
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The alternative I have found for myself in the meantime is that it is better not to participate in any projects at all, even if they are amazing, give 1000x gains, and are 100% not a scam!
Instead, it's better to wait until the project is listed on an exchange and can be sustained for at least a few years. Until then, I can exchange or trade that asset.
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