Topic: What are you doing when you make your way down? - page 2. (Read 321 times)
It will test your patience when your port is on a downtrend. It is frustrating but that's natural - what goes up must come down. So you have to be strong and firm when you are holding a coin and suddenly it goes down. Just hold and stay put. It will increase eventually.
sell all assets and start from scratch. I only own a fraction of cryptocurrency assets, if it's time to sell all my assets at the top I'll do then enjoy them with fun.
I should understand what's going the market and what is my wants. Not only observe the market but also try to fulfil my needs. It is an unstable market so no one can con firmly say what will happen. I may consider my position and financial status to hold or sell my capacity.
Two big waves of having are about to come before the fourth quarter of 2022. So I guess I would also keep holding as we know how volatile the market is. I’ve been keeping mine for quite some time now and I am more than happy with my previous decision. Short on future is actually a good thing, but it is somehow near/almost gambling. That’s why I cannot afford to risk it.
I guess I’m good with the risk I’m currently with. Like I find holding hard already. The temptation is really there. But your impulsiveness is a thing I have been fighting over for years now.
I guess I’m good with the risk I’m currently with. Like I find holding hard already. The temptation is really there. But your impulsiveness is a thing I have been fighting over for years now.
I won't wait long when it comes down I will buy more of my capital.
In futures it is a good thing that many people do by waiting for the end to know, but will this be a reference where buying / selling is what we often see? I know a lot of capital applied to bitcoin to its fullest after seeing it hit good value in Q1 but I think this will still be how people manage in trading so it will be a lot more profit for them.
Remember I only looked at history before when it came down I wasn't going to be left behind in trawling at low prices.
In futures it is a good thing that many people do by waiting for the end to know, but will this be a reference where buying / selling is what we often see? I know a lot of capital applied to bitcoin to its fullest after seeing it hit good value in Q1 but I think this will still be how people manage in trading so it will be a lot more profit for them.
Remember I only looked at history before when it came down I wasn't going to be left behind in trawling at low prices.
2022 makes bitcoin even more at the top and continues to advance until the 2023 quarter, we will not stop to release long-term contracts. if so, that the cycle continues to increase, then bitcoin is getting less and less. on several occasions we will sell some and continue to hold it until it is above the highest price peak that has been set so far.
but what can I do sometimes consistency in holding bitcoin is not as easy as imagined.
but what can I do sometimes consistency in holding bitcoin is not as easy as imagined.
What are you likely to do if you sell near the high, maybe in early Q1 2022? Should you buy put options or go short on futures? In a recent interview with Peter McCormack, Willy Woo proposed a high yield arbitrage fund.
I don't want to fumble this. Perhaps trying to time the top is the first bad step, and HODLing on the way down is preferable—it all seems too exhausting.
What are your thoughts?
Well, I'm not sure if 2022 is similar to the current situation coz probably there is a huge change or we are already in the bearish season. I don't want to fumble this. Perhaps trying to time the top is the first bad step, and HODLing on the way down is preferable—it all seems too exhausting.
What are your thoughts?
May we see that some people are doing a huge arbitrage this year but they are buying coins last year or early this year in which the market isn't in the Bullrun so that will be the result. But if we are accumulating this time thinking it becomes x2, x5 next year. How I wish it will happen but seemingly impossible, the risk it too high and there is no assurance.
If I may sell, I will not sell everything. I firmly believe in the technology so why would I completely leave from it? If I may sell because I have already made a lot of money out of my Bitcoin portfolio, I might just start a business and buy some properties which would appreciate in value over time.
What is exhausting? It is a lot more exhausting keeping fiat that hodling Bitcoin.
What is exhausting? It is a lot more exhausting keeping fiat that hodling Bitcoin.
There are people who love to hold bitcoin, and others want to short bitcoin from the top. It is up to their decision. Holding maybe good for you, but to other, when they have made enough profit from bitcoin, they tend to withdraw their money to cash and wait for another opportunity. Even now, there are people selling bitcoin which makes other people think they are insane but if bitcoin goes down on tomorrow, they will be the ones with most profit
What are you likely to do if you sell near the high, maybe in early Q1 2022? Should you buy put options or go short on futures? In a recent interview with Peter McCormack, Willy Woo proposed a high yield arbitrage fund.
I don't want to fumble this. Perhaps trying to time the top is the first bad step, and HODLing on the way down is preferable—it all seems too exhausting.
What are your thoughts?
Well holding long term is the best choice for average joe. But for those who have a lot of capital maybe they can go short on futures.I don't want to fumble this. Perhaps trying to time the top is the first bad step, and HODLing on the way down is preferable—it all seems too exhausting.
What are your thoughts?
Personally, I will still go hold and wait for the next two halvings, bitcoin is really getting scarce as institutions are buying in huge numbers. So if you sell even at the top, there will still be buyers waiting to scope it up from you. And then 4-8 years down the line, the price will go on exponential growth and you might regret your decision for selling early.
Some people do not currently think of Bitcoin being stored in the long term 2022, it tends to start the game (sell / buy), seconds, hours, that's what investors and many people do.
Large capital determines all directions of the game, save is not the right time now, if you are investing or trading in a period of time consider maybe it is not good, however, if you have skills in trading, analysis of red and green charts is the best move at this time, in one day having expertise you can get a few $ for it.
Large capital determines all directions of the game, save is not the right time now, if you are investing or trading in a period of time consider maybe it is not good, however, if you have skills in trading, analysis of red and green charts is the best move at this time, in one day having expertise you can get a few $ for it.
Won't do both of it, options and futures. I'm not good with those so I won't have the guts to gamble my gamble with any of those. It's interesting to see people earning a lot from those and I'm totally good at watching them but don't have to try it to myself.
I'd still go on holding it because I've proven it to be effective. A slow but sure and lesser risk that I have to deal with. And if I sell at high maybe next year then I'll diversify it to other investments outside crypto.
I'd still go on holding it because I've proven it to be effective. A slow but sure and lesser risk that I have to deal with. And if I sell at high maybe next year then I'll diversify it to other investments outside crypto.
I don't want to fumble this. Perhaps trying to time the top is the first bad step, and HODLing on the way down is preferable—it all seems too exhausting.
What are your thoughts?
The top is not easy to aim correctly because no body can tell the right position always, they all look speculative.
And hodling way down doesn't look good for all who bought in high prices. If the price goes down beyond your buy price, panic comes in and you may sell out of fear for further down. Like others bought high in 2017 before drop of 2018 happened and they couldn't hodl to meet the current bull. So what is better is to either focus on long time or sell as you have made profit within the range of support or resistance.
What are you likely to do if you sell near the high, maybe in early Q1 2022? Should you buy put options or go short on futures? In a recent interview with Peter McCormack, Willy Woo proposed a high yield arbitrage fund.
I don't want to fumble this. Perhaps trying to time the top is the first bad step, and HODLing on the way down is preferable—it all seems too exhausting.
What are your thoughts?
I don't want to fumble this. Perhaps trying to time the top is the first bad step, and HODLing on the way down is preferable—it all seems too exhausting.
What are your thoughts?
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