When the market crashed i just bought more Altcoins to keep the long-term and trading. Besides i will hold the Altcoins and don't sell them. Wait for the market to come back.
True indeed what you do if the market is falling for me there is no choice but to keep holding it and wait for the market to recover because if we sell it of course we can lose and regret 
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The only tactics that worked for me for long time is cashing out. Whenever you see the market is unstable just cash out to cut loses. It's is not wise to HODL for long while the market is going down, the bearish mode.
I think that waiting strategy is absolutely the best for the falling market because crypto is really unpredictable, its not favorable to follow mass trend and contribute to the panic sales...
You can average down, dollar cost average or you can load up big time like I have on CANYA COIN - CAN, while the volume and price are low. Now for liftoff!
When the market crashed i just bought more Altcoins to keep the long-term and trading. Besides i will hold the Altcoins and don't sell them. Wait for the market to come back.
When the market falls I always hold the coins until the value grows again, and that is why I say that when investing in this market, patience is the decisive factor. determine the success
There are several tactics and I don't know which is better. I am not selling my coins and stay calm about market condition and read more topics about crytpo
Hi all,
I am a relative newbie but have remained pretty calm during the difficult last week or so. The markets are falling significantly again, is this still relatively normal and is the best advice just to HODL? Moving forward I think I will set stop losses on all holdings to protect my capital against falls like this.
Thanks
I am a relative newbie but have remained pretty calm during the difficult last week or so. The markets are falling significantly again, is this still relatively normal and is the best advice just to HODL? Moving forward I think I will set stop losses on all holdings to protect my capital against falls like this.
Thanks
The most common suggestions is to hold your coins as in what is the point of selling it low now or just case by case basis that if the team owner of your coin is actively promoting the projects to attract more people to invest then better continue holding but if there is no activity of promoting their coins during the price fall then better sell them all as it will become crap when it will lose its value.
In the past few weeks I realized that even now it is possible to trade. But the only thing is that this could take more time than in the healthy market. But it could be one of the best tactics
You need to be calm in this situation mate it is normal that market prices falls down because it is part of markets fluctuation,the best thing you need to do is to be remain patience so that you can think properly and find good ways to earn and recover your losses.
Quite right, you need to keep calm and understand that while you did not sell, you did not lose anything, well, or try to trade a little, so that firstly the money worked, and secondly when there will be growth (and he will definitely) what would you get big profit Hi all,
I am a relative newbie but have remained pretty calm during the difficult last week or so. The markets are falling significantly again, is this still relatively normal and is the best advice just to HODL? Moving forward I think I will set stop losses on all holdings to protect my capital against falls like this.
Thanks
I am a relative newbie but have remained pretty calm during the difficult last week or so. The markets are falling significantly again, is this still relatively normal and is the best advice just to HODL? Moving forward I think I will set stop losses on all holdings to protect my capital against falls like this.
Thanks
You need to be calm in this situation mate it is normal that market prices falls down because it is part of markets fluctuation,the best thing you need to do is to be remain patience so that you can think properly and find good ways to earn and recover your losses.
Do not panic and do not hodl. There is no way of full market recovery, so you should look for the maximum profits and cover all your losses. As simple as that.
Not the entire market is falling. For example, some of new coins show very good growth, so you shoudl pay more attention to all of them.
That's right, every week another coins or token will get pumps and if we got there at the right time we can get our profits in a short period of time. We just need to monitor the market everyday. 
The best tactics when market is falling are,
Buy When Everyone Else is Selling - The standard investing advice on Wall Street has always been to buy when everyone else is selling. Is this a strategy that you plan to follow?
If you do, at what point do you start buying and how aggressively?
One of the problems with this strategy is that you could buy-in after the market has fallen. So what happens if, over the next year the market falls another 30% from that level? You may not take as big of a hit as people who bought in at of the top, but you’ll be taking a large hit nonetheless.
The previous two market slides have shown that a drop of 50% or more is hardly out of the question.
Sell and Limit Your Risks - Another option is to start selling, so you free up your cash and can buy stocks later at bargain prices. This is an excellent strategy, but there is one serious flaw. At what point do you push the panic button and begin selling again?
Trying to sell into a declining market can be something like chasing a greased pig. A 10% or 20% decline in the market is hardly uncommon.
If you sell after the market has sold off, there is a huge risk that the market will turn up, locking in your losses and preventing you from participating in the recovery.
The basic limitation is that you can never know if a drop is a routine correction or the beginning of a protracted decline.
Hold and Stick to Your Game Plan - If a market decline turns out to be a correction — as most are — it’ll be easy enough to just ride it out until the market resumes it’s climb.
But during more serious declines, like the 1973-74, 1987, 2000-02, and 2007-09 markets, the ride down can be serious white-knuckle time. Those are the kind of markets that test even the most committed investor’s resolve.
Even though in each case the investors who held on well past the crashes were handsomely rewarded for their perseverance, it’s often difficult to accept that concept after stocks have fallen significantly and are continuing to do so. It can take nerves of steel, and not everyone has that.
Surviving Bear Country - A bear market refers to a market-wide decline in stock prices of at least 15-20% coupled with a pessimistic sentiment about the market. Clearly, these times are nothing to look forward to, but fighting back can be dangerous. Don't despair—there is hope! Here we will walk you through eight important investment strategies and mindsets to help you stay calm and play dead when the stock market takes a swipe at your returns.
Diversify - Having a percentage of your portfolio spread among stocks, bonds, cash and alternative assets is the core of diversification. How you slice up your portfolio depends on your risk tolerance, time horizon, goals, etc. Every investor's situation is different. A proper asset allocation strategy will allow you to avoid the potentially negative effects resulting from placing all your eggs in one basket.
Invest Only What You Can Afford to Lose - Investing is important, but so is eating and keeping a roof over your head. It's unwise to take short-term funds (i.e. money for the mortgage or groceries) and invest them in stocks. As a general rule, investors should not get involved in equities unless they have an investment horizon of at least five years, preferably longer, and they should never invest money that they can't afford to lose. Remember, bear markets, and even minor corrections, can be extremely destructive.
Consider Inverse ETFs - Inverse exchange-traded funds (ETFs) give investors a chance to profit from a decline in major indexes or benchmarks, such as the Nasdaq 100. When the major indexes go down, these funds go up, allowing you to profit while the rest of the market suffers.
Buy When Everyone Else is Selling - The standard investing advice on Wall Street has always been to buy when everyone else is selling. Is this a strategy that you plan to follow?
If you do, at what point do you start buying and how aggressively?
One of the problems with this strategy is that you could buy-in after the market has fallen. So what happens if, over the next year the market falls another 30% from that level? You may not take as big of a hit as people who bought in at of the top, but you’ll be taking a large hit nonetheless.
The previous two market slides have shown that a drop of 50% or more is hardly out of the question.
Sell and Limit Your Risks - Another option is to start selling, so you free up your cash and can buy stocks later at bargain prices. This is an excellent strategy, but there is one serious flaw. At what point do you push the panic button and begin selling again?
Trying to sell into a declining market can be something like chasing a greased pig. A 10% or 20% decline in the market is hardly uncommon.
If you sell after the market has sold off, there is a huge risk that the market will turn up, locking in your losses and preventing you from participating in the recovery.
The basic limitation is that you can never know if a drop is a routine correction or the beginning of a protracted decline.
Hold and Stick to Your Game Plan - If a market decline turns out to be a correction — as most are — it’ll be easy enough to just ride it out until the market resumes it’s climb.
But during more serious declines, like the 1973-74, 1987, 2000-02, and 2007-09 markets, the ride down can be serious white-knuckle time. Those are the kind of markets that test even the most committed investor’s resolve.
Even though in each case the investors who held on well past the crashes were handsomely rewarded for their perseverance, it’s often difficult to accept that concept after stocks have fallen significantly and are continuing to do so. It can take nerves of steel, and not everyone has that.
Surviving Bear Country - A bear market refers to a market-wide decline in stock prices of at least 15-20% coupled with a pessimistic sentiment about the market. Clearly, these times are nothing to look forward to, but fighting back can be dangerous. Don't despair—there is hope! Here we will walk you through eight important investment strategies and mindsets to help you stay calm and play dead when the stock market takes a swipe at your returns.
Diversify - Having a percentage of your portfolio spread among stocks, bonds, cash and alternative assets is the core of diversification. How you slice up your portfolio depends on your risk tolerance, time horizon, goals, etc. Every investor's situation is different. A proper asset allocation strategy will allow you to avoid the potentially negative effects resulting from placing all your eggs in one basket.
Invest Only What You Can Afford to Lose - Investing is important, but so is eating and keeping a roof over your head. It's unwise to take short-term funds (i.e. money for the mortgage or groceries) and invest them in stocks. As a general rule, investors should not get involved in equities unless they have an investment horizon of at least five years, preferably longer, and they should never invest money that they can't afford to lose. Remember, bear markets, and even minor corrections, can be extremely destructive.
Consider Inverse ETFs - Inverse exchange-traded funds (ETFs) give investors a chance to profit from a decline in major indexes or benchmarks, such as the Nasdaq 100. When the major indexes go down, these funds go up, allowing you to profit while the rest of the market suffers.
HODL is a meme. Wake up guys, when you see decent profit, don't be greedy, just secure your gains and then move on from there. Sometimes its better to recoup initial investments rather than to watch it all burn away. Unlike in 2013-1026, today there are major players in this scene who will always drive the price down whenever some recovery is realised, because they know the fundamentals, which are much susceptible to manipulation in such an unregulated market as this one. So dont just HODL, wake up and smell the roses.
Not the entire market is falling. For example, some of new coins show very good growth, so you shoudl pay more attention to all of them.
Yes, not all coins are reduced, but the number of coins decreases, only a few coins are growing, so that we can pick the potential coin they require. We must have good knowledge and depth. So we hope to get good income in this market. 
Many have such a tactic in the fall of the market - just wait and do nothing, enjoy life to rest. But many people earn big money, as they are engaged in daily trading and scalping.
Turn all you will not be able to save into cash. Today, when there is huge amount of available cryptocurrencies, it should be pretty simple.
Not the entire market is falling. For example, some of new coins show very good growth, so you shoudl pay more attention to all of them.
One of the best tactics regarding trading in bull vs bear markets I learned from the economist Peter Schiff, I don‘t agree with his views on crypto but he still has very good ideas and trading strategies.
This one I like in particular, and very few people have heard about it, let alone actioned on it.
In a bull market you buy the dip, in a bear market you sell the rallyes.
This one I like in particular, and very few people have heard about it, let alone actioned on it.
In a bull market you buy the dip, in a bear market you sell the rallyes.
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