I mean... you just have to keep an eye on the exchange you have them at. I am on Binance. Verge has two trading pairs, so I would wait until it jumps a little and trade it for which ever is better. Also, you should calculate really how much you would lose by getting rid of it. If it boils down to like $50 or something... and you see something that looks good, just put in a limit sell order for a little higher then it is.
No crypto stays the same price for long. And they all ball and they all drop the ball... over and over again. I bought into it when I thought that the tech they are creating would change the price of the coin and it would sky rocket and I would just happen to check out my account one day and it would be $50 a coin or something. Thats funny. Because even if it ever did... it would go back down a day or two later. Meanwhile...I woulda been all clueless running through a meadow full of daisies eating blueberries not a care in the world, having no clue that I am a millionaire for 7.2 mins because the coin jumps to like a G a coin.. then 7.9 mins after that its back to 4 cents. (I know its an extreme example but).... then a month later check my account and verge be all like 7 cents each and I would be like " Man this coin sucks! Whens it gona make any money?"
Moral of the story... Coins don't make money for you.... that's your job. Coins only act as a place holder for a person to find out what they are capable of. Like giving some one a sword, and throwing them to a lion... Will they use the sword right and leave wearing a lion skin coat?... Or, will the lion eat him and use the sword to pick the meat out of his lion teeth? ;) I'm just sayin.....