Like other say, you can look back, but you cannot take back; you just need to look forward if those coins is part of your past. This serves you a lot of lessons and learnings. we have different regrets in life that we didn't invest in that coin and hold, but that's the life. Also, another thing is you don't need to love those coins its part of your journey. You can make an investment and use the opportunity to gain profit; most of our goal here is financial freedom. Buy, sell, or hold and check another opportunity for another coin or position.
Generally on average them invest in bitcoin to expect returns - while only a small percentage of us get bitcoin as legal tender. The decision to only have bitcoin in an investment portfolio is never wrong - but I think they also need to minimize risks by diversifying. I'm not necessarily suggesting they do it on altcoin - but some other physical assets are worth considering.I also agree diversifying is nevere a bad thing if we have enough funds for it. I also suggest investing on other investments not on altcoins that we know is very risk and we may end up losing our capital if we ended up investing in scam projects.
If the main goal of investment is to return - then your advice seems very appropriate. Buy, hold and sell when you have gotten a return that worth it what you expected. The risks of bitcoin investments are worth the returns - but that's only if they plan for the long term.
Bitcoin is cyclical so we can add the reaquire and rinse and repeat part. We should not waste the opportunity given by the ever-fluctuating price of Bitcoin due to its ever-changing bear-bull market pace.
