Being a hodler definitely have it's pros but sometimes, we tend to overlook it's cons too, especially in crypto with narratives/trends constantly evolving. For me, being a net worth builder seems more practical, especially when you're in the season of creating wealth. Is kind of like deciding how to create more value in tokens rather than just accumulating more tokens. Perhaps, shifting more into quality than quantity?
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That's a good idea, that often makes me re-evaluate things. At least add some threshold to how much of a token you enjoy having you want to accumulate, without considering its intrinsic value or risks associated with having more of them. I often have a threshold, if I find myself unwilling to sell some tokens I got attached to. But sometimes you just need to rip the band aid, and I'm not very good at that.
Yes, having a threshold can get help separate between the two and not get overly carried away with getting too attached to a certain token. Sometimes, I try to rationalize my way into selling tokens with little to no intrinsic value but this seldom does the trick.