Yes i myself would rather forego 35% than tie more money up. Because it can go down another 35%.
Since you're not the typical hodler type of person, this is a serious question; ever heard of a stop loss?
You don't have to let the price go down and deplete your virtual dollar value. I know enough people who similarly aren't the typical hodler type of person, but they make use of every possible opportunity to either long or short the price with well set stop losses so that they don't suffer too much.
Another thing is that there isn't much significance to the $13,500 level. As long as we haven't blasted through the previous high of ~$13.900 we still haven't had a higher yearly high. Note how the ~$13,900 wick aligns with the monthly close of the 2017 bull run. It's not out of the ordinary to yet again be faced with a brutal dump when testing it.