Quote from: LorenoCoin on June 06, 2020, 08:22:11 PM

I was going to put 0% in the survey, but I thought I would sell 10% to take advantage of the volatility and would buy back in case a colossal offer came up without warning. It wouldn't be a bad idea to leverage 10% (long) if the price goes down.

It's somethings...

Have you been in bitcoin for longer than your registration time on the forum?

You registered your account on the forum towards the top of the 2017 BTC price rise, so maybe you have not been able to accumulate a lot of BTC prior to that 2017 BTC price rise?

And, then if you were still trying to figure out the difference between bitcoins and shitcoins, then those kinds of learnings about bitcoin might have kept you away from establishing a decent position in BTC, too?

Personally, I would find it quite reasonable to consider that you might not be selling very many bitcoin in the next exponential run (presuming that we have one), if you consider yourself to be in a phase of still accumulating your BTC stash. Maybe you can let us know a bit more about your situation, and of course, you do no need to provide any details about how many coins you have.. so for example, with me, I had come into bitcoin in late 2013, but I had already had investments into a lot of other kinds of assets, so I considered bitcoin to be a hedge investment, and therefore, my initial target in BTC was to establish a BTC position which largely took me about a year to establish (by the end of 2014), but thereafter I did continue to DCA into BTC and to tweak my strategies in other ways, which largely involved just selling small positions as the BTC price moved up rather than selling large positions, and then buying back when the BTC price went down.