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📕 Why do we buy and hold posts? How to maximize your gains

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Satella
Mar 28, 2022 9:02 PM

In this video I'll try to give you an idea of why you need to hold valuable posts and why you should rebuy and hold your own posts.

Of course always try to understand a balance between CC money and cashable, it's useless to have say $200 cashable if your cc funds are null and you can't cash out. So be careful about that.

I hope it makes things clearer!

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