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So, remember that talk about strategy for divvies? It ended with some questions still unanswered. So I decided to do a research on this topic and I'm glad to present to you the 1st part of Heimin's Economically Logical Perception (H.E.L.P)

For now, I'll just give an answer to this question:
>"Should I sell this coin now and get an instant profit or should I prioritize the divies?"
Let's take a look at the table. What do we see? We see that even if you buy a good divie coin at the right time, it will still take 5-8 weeks of dividends for this coin to cover all of the expenses and start making profit. Not really efficient.
Which means, if the coin's current price is higher than your MPP by the amount of divies and more 2k works for 90% of coins, 3k for 99% and 3,6k for 100%, then you should sell it and buy back once it goes back down. That's literally it. Of course, this only applies to the regular coins, which are most likely to go back to their usual price at some point (hiatus-coins work in a completely different logic).
If you prefer to base your decisions on %Change, you can use the "Div % MPP" column from the Haaton's Wallet Analysis to determine, whether to sell the coin or not at the current adjustment (be sure to account for the difference between your MPP and the current price).
Obviously, when you have hundreds of the same coin, it's impossible to day-trade it all. That's why I'm going to try and figure out the optimal strategy of building a good stack of divie coins, while also maximizing profits from day-trading.

tl;dr Day-trading is more important, than dividends. But dividends aren't completely useless, either.