I believe this is still directed to the time of the bull run, and I'm sure that people would be affected by FOMO and some afterwards bearish threats which might make them panic and want to sell after some initial gains. It's easier said than done for many hodlers to wait for Bitcoin to effectuate the bull run completely. The reason is simple, it's due to the dynamism of the market mixed with its uncertainty. For this, people's emotions might be able to carry it and many would not want to lose the money they had already gained, it's until the time comes before you fully understand this, especially if you've not benefited from the initial bull run or inexperienced about trader's psychology in line with the market.
As for me, I would rather not say I will not sell at any time, I will only let my technical chart guide me.
FOMO is a natural condition that can affect those investors who entered the bull market and found after the price rise that, the market might correct and decline again, so they panic that the high price will not return again after huge sales and disposals. They are forced to sell to secure some small gains that are not worth the time of their long holding. This is often attributed to their lack of experience and control over their emotions, driven by anxiety, fear, and uncertainty, in addition to their failure to rely on charts and technical and analytical indicators and to adopt a fixed strategy and clear goals in their actions. For me, the excellent time to sell is when the price of the currency that I invested reaches the target specified for sale, which will ensure that I am able to recover my capital investment and generate good profits. However, greed makes many ignore good selling opportunities, Ideally, they could have sold gradually when the price pump to recover their initial capital and some profits while still retaining some exposure to potential gains in the future. As for me, I would rather not say I will not sell at any time, I will only let my technical chart guide me.
