I do not get tired of waiting and most times I do not remember I am waiting for the bitcoin price to rise and intact I do not actually wait for the price. The reason why I do not feel the bitcoin movements is because I invest using DCA and with small amount of money which has no place in my daily expenses. By this, it looks as if I am saving and the portion I am saving does not affect me.
The only time I will be worried is when having comes and go and yet there is no price increment, that is when I will be greatly scared. I haven't experienced bull runs and study how it works. This coming one is my first.
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Ever since I knew that what pays in crypto is patience. I haven't for once had weird feelings that my Bitcoin price expectations are taking too long to be accomplished. What normally gives me joy and courage each time I wait, is as long as I am hodling bitcoin, I will never be at a loss even though I bought bitcoin at a high price. What I do need is patience to wait as the bull run starts.
That belief alone does give me hope to keep waiting patiently and never give up on bitcoin investment for a day. Even though the price is on the decrease.
That belief alone does give me hope to keep waiting patiently and never give up on bitcoin investment for a day. Even though the price is on the decrease.
I sometimes felt tired, to be honest. I sometimes lost my patience and sold myself emotionally. But not now; I have improved my knowledge and experience day by day. Now I invest only what I can afford to hold for longer. So I shouldn't sell at any point. It's true that Bitcoin has become stable this year compared to any other year. And this is not bad for us who aren't pro traders. We can trade easily and make some profits. High volatility always means high risk.
Hearing negative things is normal; it's up to you. If you believe what they say, then you know another thing. what is better and what is not. So I think it's okay for you to hear such things. Also to measure if you really stand by what you believe.
It also helps us to grow even more and succeed even more in the future. Even if we sometimes experience frustration, it actually helps us grow. Then the holdings are also a way to measure our stability and perseverance in what we hold in the real life that we face.
It also helps us to grow even more and succeed even more in the future. Even if we sometimes experience frustration, it actually helps us grow. Then the holdings are also a way to measure our stability and perseverance in what we hold in the real life that we face.
Hodl Hodl Hodl is probably one of the most used words in bitcointalk. We say it all the time but that does not make the art of hodling any easier. It takes a lot of discipline to keep your bitcoins stored away for a set period of time without minding the changes in the market and the FUD. It really helps when you have multiple source of income and you can take care of your basic necessities without touching your bitcoin savings. I think you should really consider having other investments and business to take care of your expenses.
But I believe one of the reasons why most people will get tired of holding is because there initial plan wasn't for holding but for buying and selling as such that if they are not seeing a Bitcoin price increase they tend to get tired of waiting, so is totally depends on the intentions of the buyers
Normally bitcoin investment is for people with patience, so some people see it as something they will just buy and sell, and that’s where they start having the problem of getting tired when holding it for a long period of time, but sometimes I don’t blame them; this blame should be on who introduces the investment for them, just like me. If I tell someone about bitcoin, I clearly tell them both sides of the coin so that if they are able to take the risk, they can join the run. Because if something like this happens, they won’t see themselves at fault, and you will be the one to blame because you did not clarify everything for them from the beginning, which is the first thing they are supposed to do for them when telling them about it. 
When we decide to wait for something valuable, I don't think we will get tired, especially if we understand when our waiting time is, so that we can manage this time and waiting well. We know when we buy and when the wait will end at one stage, namely when the bullish era occurs. And that can be predicted over the years. So at least we have an idea of how long we have to wait, even though it's not 100% certain. However, with this idea, of course we really understand how patient our waiting should be. Not only that, when it comes to waiting, of course we also think about how much it is worth what we are waiting for. As long as it's Bitcoin, I won't regret it. But if it's altcoins that don't necessarily turn out like I expected, I need to think more about it.
I think feeling tired is one of the natural things where we are already at a saturation point and it is a natural trait that must be owned by everyone, but in terms of investing until now I still haven't felt that way. I don't consider myself strong but in this case I just reflect on the experience I received before. I have benefited from what I invested in bitcoin before so I want to feel that again and of course something like this I can get from waiting as long as I believe this I never have a sense of boredom and keep my bitcoin in portopolio.
On the other hand, sometimes the level of boredom occurs because we open our portopolio too often so that we become a little bored with what we are doing and the anticipation is that I think it would be better if you don't see your portopolio every day so that you don't feel burdened with the investment you are running.
On the other hand, sometimes the level of boredom occurs because we open our portopolio too often so that we become a little bored with what we are doing and the anticipation is that I think it would be better if you don't see your portopolio every day so that you don't feel burdened with the investment you are running.
If the trader are not ready to wait for the next pup in the trading,the best one is the impatient person can quit the trading.Because the first qualifying quality of the trading is patience in the trading,So he can earn huge from the trading.Many of my trader friend was out of the crypto currency field because of the less patience towards the holding.Many of my colleagues doing the crypto trading as their additional income.They use to spend 2-3 hours per day to analysis the market changes in every day of the invested coin.
actually depends on the type of trade being conducted. If trading is done using the day trading method or fast trading then it does not take long to be able to get profits,
because it utilizes price fluctuations on faster time frames below 15 Minutes.
But if those who trade for long-term or long-term investments, it takes a long time to reach a predetermined price.
This is what requires patience because it will wait a long time until the target is reached.
Patience is indeed an important key for long-term investment, but coin selection will also determine profits.
It is best to hold Bitcoin for the long term or some alternative altcoins such as ETH, BNB, and others.
I completely agree with you. Although we cannot blame those who feel tired of impatient from time to time as they are on edge about the profit from their investment, there are various ways we can do to avoid those feelings. Having other things to do, in our case different ways to earn money as additional source of income, gives us a channel to focus our attention to. Moreover, it also gives us the confidence of leaving our investment as is and not touching it cause we know we have our sources to get money from in cases that we need more than our normal earnings.
If the trader are not ready to wait for the next pup in the trading,the best one is the impatient person can quit the trading.Because the first qualifying quality of the trading is patience in the trading,So he can earn huge from the trading.Many of my trader friend was out of the crypto currency field because of the less patience towards the holding.Many of my colleagues doing the crypto trading as their additional income.They use to spend 2-3 hours per day to analysis the market changes in every day of the invested coin.
To be honest, I've had this question for quite a while. I keep seeing people claiming to just hold and hold; it'll take one, two, three, or whatever years for the next bull market. However, I'm often wondering: do you ever feel tired of waiting for Bitcoin to thrive? The past few months, or the whole past year—I'm not sure I've lost track of time—have been quite stale. Bitcoin has been ranging between $25.000 and $28.000 for quite a while. The volatility compared to other periods is lower than we're used to, or at least, to what I was used to in the past.
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?
We have all had and will have times when we get tired. We are human and our endurance may be limited. We don't always get what we want in life. Our environment or ourselves constantly tell ourselves things like don't give up, don't get tired, there is always hope. We try to pull ourselves together. But we are humans, not machines. So respect yourself in every decision you make.
We believe in Bitcoin. We dream of where Bitcoin will reach and we expect it to reach the goal. Of course, there may be times when we get tired while waiting, but our faith takes our tiredness away from us. In this way, as long as we continue to believe in Bitcoin, we will not be easily discouraged.
Market is unpredictable and there's no way that you would really be able to predict on where it would really be going and this is why unexpected events and happenings could
come along the way but there are really times that market is really that sitting to idle and doesnt really make any movements on which it causes for you to get tired on such moment
and its something inevitable i should say.
To be honest, I've had this question for quite a while. I keep seeing people claiming to just hold and hold; it'll take one, two, three, or whatever years for the next bull market. However, I'm often wondering: do you ever feel tired of waiting for Bitcoin to thrive? The past few months, or the whole past year—I'm not sure I've lost track of time—have been quite stale. Bitcoin has been ranging between $25.000 and $28.000 for quite a while. The volatility compared to other periods is lower than we're used to, or at least, to what I was used to in the past.
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?
We have all had and will have times when we get tired. We are human and our endurance may be limited. We don't always get what we want in life. Our environment or ourselves constantly tell ourselves things like don't give up, don't get tired, there is always hope. We try to pull ourselves together. But we are humans, not machines. So respect yourself in every decision you make.
We believe in Bitcoin. We dream of where Bitcoin will reach and we expect it to reach the goal. Of course, there may be times when we get tired while waiting, but our faith takes our tiredness away from us. In this way, as long as we continue to believe in Bitcoin, we will not be easily discouraged.
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
I can't say much about the past years but then I had little understanding towards the whole concept but so glad here made me an eye opener as I am becoming more familiar with the whole things and how it works, you know holding bitcoin for long without any changes or even haven to see that what you have been expecting is yet to come makes it bit boring and in a sense that you've always expected for the market to take a new dimensions but nothing much happening which led to the cause of hovering around a particular price. 
I'm not quite thinking of cashing out; I'm not too bothered by its current price, although it wouldn't hurt seeing my Bitcoin double in value.
Yeah just like me I don't get bothered with any price of Bitcoin now because my intention of Bitcoin is not for buying and selling immediately which has given me the confidence of not panicking or being affected emotionally and psychologically seeing the Bitcoin price depreciating or increasing. One of the factors that should or must be considered in times of buying Bitcoin is the intention of the investor if his plans are for holding or for buying and selling, because if the intention is for holding Bitcoin I see no reason why we should get tired of holding when is obvious that in Bitcoin is mostly through long time holding we could actually see what the future holds for Bitcoin.
But I believe one of the reasons why most people will get tired of holding is because there initial plan wasn't for holding but for buying and selling as such that if they are not seeing a Bitcoin price increase they tend to get tired of waiting, so is totally depends on the intentions of the buyers so like me I can never get tired of holding even with current fluctuations it doesn't influence me from accumulating Bitcoin because the future is what matters.
That's because you're not busy enough and always think to make money through your investment, if your source of income isn't only through signature campaign, you will focus in your real life work or business to increase the income you would earn. Honestly you have a chance to move to other campaign that pay higher than $70/week, though it depends on your personal choice.
This is hit the spot. It is the lack of the activity that makes one feel tired of waiting. If a person have lots of things in hand and these thins produce profit that he does not need to sell his stash to fill in his budget, he will never get tired of waiting and some even forget about their investment due to being busy with other activities.
I actually don't care with Bitcoin price in short term, I know the updated Bitcoin price from this forum or article that I accidentally read it, not check through exchange, CMC or something like that.
People who do daily trade or just in for a short time care about the price of Bitcoin in the short term. Those who are to stay and aim to make a life-changing profit from Bitcoin investment are the one who don't mind whatever the current price of Bitcoin is.
The problem is precisely that most people are waiting for something to happen because they are only interested in profit, and the frustrations you mention are most expressed precisely at a time when the price of BTC is relatively stable. I stopped thinking that way a long time ago because it simply does not lead anywhere, and instead you should try to live without high expectations and accept that you cannot influence the price of BTC.
In addition, if you believe that the four-year cycle is still something that is in play, then you have no reason to be frustrated because we are still in the accumulation phase and everything that is currently happening has already happened several times, only the numbers were different. I well remember how frustrated people were during 2015 when the price of BTC was just above $200 and some said it would never reach $1000 again, but look where we are today
I'm not quite thinking of cashing out; I'm not too bothered by its current price, although it wouldn't hurt seeing my Bitcoin double in value. However, I've never seen the market so stale, thus the frustration. This period has been great for accumulation, and the low prices have tremendously assisted.In addition, if you believe that the four-year cycle is still something that is in play, then you have no reason to be frustrated because we are still in the accumulation phase and everything that is currently happening has already happened several times, only the numbers were different. I well remember how frustrated people were during 2015 when the price of BTC was just above $200 and some said it would never reach $1000 again, but look where we are today
Sometimes you have to keep in mind that this patience depends on your experience but also on your capital and diversification of your investments.
That is, one should see the net of the investments and then go to the analysis of each of them, some must have profitability and if not, wait or reinvest.
But in the case of have only an investment, bitcoin, if you get "stressed", although you mention "tired of waiting" perhaps it is some other psychological symptom, anxiety
Bitcoin requires doing many things intrinsically related to commerce to see profits in the short term.
If you are close to some personal investment and you need that money invested in bitcoin, first mistake if you are going to hold and you have not made profits, in fact it is possible that you are in losses, you must make a decision on what to do, it is not about I'm tired to wait.
I'm mostly focused on Bitcoin; I also have some money in BNB and stablecoins, which are staked, but nothing out of the ordinary. All of my bitcoin is acquired through signature campaigns, and I'm keeping it intact. Generally, I don't mind the current value or the state of the market; as I've mentioned earlier, my DCA is not too high, so these minor fluctuations in price are in fact minor to my wallet. Indeed, though, I'm a somewhat anxious person. I'm not in a hurry for the bull market, but I find it a little boring seeing it so stale in the past few months.That is, one should see the net of the investments and then go to the analysis of each of them, some must have profitability and if not, wait or reinvest.
But in the case of have only an investment, bitcoin, if you get "stressed", although you mention "tired of waiting" perhaps it is some other psychological symptom, anxiety
Bitcoin requires doing many things intrinsically related to commerce to see profits in the short term.
If you are close to some personal investment and you need that money invested in bitcoin, first mistake if you are going to hold and you have not made profits, in fact it is possible that you are in losses, you must make a decision on what to do, it is not about I'm tired to wait.
Yeah, that's one regret that I also hear from the friends of mine that I've shared the talk about Bitcoin. They've been there during the 2017 bull run but made them lousy and tired on 2018 because of the bear market. I guess that's how it works really for those who are staying and believing on it than to just get a quick cash and leave. But no matter what happens, everyone who has seen this market before will and can comeback anytime that they wish to. The past is the lesson that we have to apply for what's coming to us within the nearest future.
I actually never believed that Bitcoin was a get-rich-quick scheme—quite the opposite. Perhaps the reason I quit was because I believed that Bitcoin was over after such a major crash. It was the first time we saw it thriving so rapidly in 2017, surpassing $20,000 in an extremely short period of time and then proceeding to crash back to where it was. I honestly thought it was over. I stuck around for a while but quit after a few months. I wish I was more knowledgeable and wouldn't have quit. To be honest, I've had this question for quite a while. I keep seeing people claiming to just hold and hold; it'll take one, two, three, or whatever years for the next bull market. However, I'm often wondering: do you ever feel tired of waiting for Bitcoin to thrive? The past few months, or the whole past year—I'm not sure I've lost track of time—have been quite stale. Bitcoin has been ranging between $25.000 and $28.000 for quite a while. The volatility compared to other periods is lower than we're used to, or at least, to what I was used to in the past.
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?
It was pretty normal if dont really have the right mindset or probably just doesnt have the financial foundation yet, I mean if you know what you are doing you probably already know that it is better to Hold at the moment since the market price is still too low and if you sell at this moment it is going to be a loss. I mean it was kinda of annoying for sure when you were waiting but, if you have the right mindset you still not going to sell your investment since it's going to be a loss the best thing always to do is to be patient right at this moment because for sure Bullrun is going to hit soon.
Or probably you still don't have the financial foundation which is why you are still having thoughts on your investment and feeling tired of holding just wanting to sell it at any moment. In my experience one of the best things to effectively hold your investment is to have multiple sources of income, if you have one source of income and it is your cryptocurrency investment then you shouldn't be investing at all since you still doesnt have the financial foundation, something like savings or emergency funds is really necessary before even starting to invest on your so that if you really needed the money your not just going to sell your cryptocurrency because you still have savings that you could use or have other income that you could use incase.
That's because you're not busy enough and always think to make money through your investment, if your source of income isn't only through signature campaign, you will focus in your real life work or business to increase the income you would earn. Honestly you have a chance to move to other campaign that pay higher than $70/week, though it depends on your personal choice.
This is hit the spot. It is the lack of the activity that makes one feel tired of waiting. If a person have lots of things in hand and these thins produce profit that he does not need to sell his stash to fill in his budget, he will never get tired of waiting and some even forget about their investment due to being busy with other activities.
I actually don't care with Bitcoin price in short term, I know the updated Bitcoin price from this forum or article that I accidentally read it, not check through exchange, CMC or something like that.
People who do daily trade or just in for a short time care about the price of Bitcoin in the short term. Those who are to stay and aim to make a life-changing profit from Bitcoin investment are the one who don't mind whatever the current price of Bitcoin is.
Your weariness with Bitcoin's seeming stagnation is relatable. Despite its success in prior cycles, "hold and wait," can be exhausting, especially now that Bitcoin's intensity and volatility seem to have subsided. Price stagnation, especially in a field where people are used to sudden swings and troughs, can dampen initial interest in this digital asset.
"Is it the monotony or the potential missed opportunities in other ventures that contribute more to the weariness of holding Bitcoin?" Consider this. How we handle stagnation may define our financial futures. Some cope by learning about other coins or investments, while others detach and faith in their assets' long-term stability. As we hold, how can we rekindle our enthusiasm and interest while being patient?
"Is it the monotony or the potential missed opportunities in other ventures that contribute more to the weariness of holding Bitcoin?" Consider this. How we handle stagnation may define our financial futures. Some cope by learning about other coins or investments, while others detach and faith in their assets' long-term stability. As we hold, how can we rekindle our enthusiasm and interest while being patient?
To be honest, I've had this question for quite a while. I keep seeing people claiming to just hold and hold; it'll take one, two, three, or whatever years for the next bull market. However, I'm often wondering: do you ever feel tired of waiting for Bitcoin to thrive? The past few months, or the whole past year—I'm not sure I've lost track of time—have been quite stale. Bitcoin has been ranging between $25.000 and $28.000 for quite a while. The volatility compared to other periods is lower than we're used to, or at least, to what I was used to in the past.
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?
I feel that there isn't too much excitement and this adrenaline feeling anymore; suddenly you'd see Bitcoin climb or crash; you'd be curious when it'd stop, what your next move would be, or simply feel accomplished seeing your money's value grow. Price movements are quite insignificant at this point compared to the huge pumps or dumps that occurred in 2020 or 2021.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against holding, nor am I getting frustrated, at least not yet; I did it in the past and regretted it, even though my only source of income is signature campaigns. It's just that sometimes you can't stop the thoughts from circling around your head. I generally didn't bother to even look at it's price, but I've recently started feeling a little wearied. Perhaps it has to do with the life-induced stress that I've discussed in a previous thread. Who knows? How do you cope with waiting?
No matter what other people say, as long as the only thing that matters is that you always stick to what you believe in, you should just accept their advice since you know that it will help you later on. Choose something that won't help you, but don't.
Therefore, if you intend to store Bitcoin and other altcoins for a long time, you shouldn't become upset if your goal hasn't materialized before you decide to sell it. Simply hold onto your objective once you sell it because those are your possessions that you should value and look after.
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