As a short-term goal Bitcoin Investor whose eyes has been on the Bitcoin market and has accumulated as much Bitcoin while expecting the bull-run markets to come and skyrockets so you can sell you Coins at a profitable higher price, and then you wake up lately maybe at night or sometimes in the morning and learns that Bitcoins value rate (Price) hitted the market even times 3 of what you expected for example, you awaits the market to hit $65K and then it hits $165K just at your slightest mistake of given the markets charts monitoring maybe few minutes or an hour break and then it depreciated unimpressively against your will probably even below your hodling value at your notice, how would you feel at it?
Hahaha...say no more. Those who would have any hurt feelings about this are still not good traders or investors. Anything that happens in the market, let it go. During my course of trading and investing, I have witnessed so much luck and disappointments in the market, so nothing pinched me again. In fact, I still consider the investment in cryptocurrency to be the easiest anyone can pursue as you cannot lose significantly like that, and those who lose if they could be patient, will gain back their money when Bitcoin rises again. But in those days, can you imagine opening a trade with $2,500 in your account, and suddenly, you see about $7,000 in that account, but due to overconfidence, or should I call it greed, you left it, and by the time you checked your account again, you met $-69? Yes, a negative balance.
I have witnessed similar situations more than 100 times, so nothing affects me when it comes to trading and investment anymore. But it will surely hurt a lot of people since we feel as human beings. I can only encourage traders/investors that, if they are not in losses, they should always be happy and put their shit together instead of feeling too bad for losing back some profits. Losing part of your gains should mean nothing much, it is just a means for you to be more proactive next time. Just get to know the mistakes you made that caused such carelessness, and who knows, it might just be a mere volatile market condition. In this case, traders cannot blame themselves, they can't be perfect in their decisions, what if they didn't claim the profit and the market moved even further to $200k to gain more? The fact that it was in the negative this time doesn't mean that having the brave mind to wait patiently will still not pay off someday. There is no perfect approach to liquidation of positions. We just try our luck especially when the market is very volatile.