Choosing Between Capital Gain and Passive Income

Everyone in the cryptocurrency market has various investment ambitions, whether they want to make a financial gain or just get a passive income.

Again, it is dependent on the character of the investor. Either long-term investment or occasional short-term gains.

Just keep in mind that two watermelons cannot be held in the same hand. Only one watermelon can be held in one hand at a time. The same is true in the #crypto industry.

You will either receive a good passive income or make a long-term capital gain.

I've talked about dual investment several times, which provides a decent high yield passive income if you simply invest your money for the short period.

Similarly, if you follow this method in the long run, you will not be able to generate a financial gain because the coins will continue to be bought and sold at all levels.

According to my knowledge, you can make a passive income while holding for long-term investment, but not in large amounts. Perhaps a 6% to 7% APR, which is really low.

However, if you hold your crypto coins for an extended period of time, investing without regard for passive income, you will profit by more than 5x to 6X in the end.

In terms of regular income, investing in cryptocurrency will provide you with a nice passive income, but you will never see a capital gain.

And this is the reality for every investment. As a result, before entering the crypto market, you must first decide if you want to invest for long-term gain or short-term passive income.

I hope you find this post interesting and I hope you will like it. If you like the post, please leave feedback in the comments section so that the next one will be even better. Thank you for sticking with me until the end.

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