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Re: What would you do? | Is this the end of inflated markets?
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Ultegra134
on 04/03/2021, 15:42:19 UTC
don't worry friend.  haega at this time is very high but it can still go up again, bitcoin still has a long way to go. So hold on to your assets don't sell at a loss .. be patient if you want to get a profit.  bitcoin still hasn't touched wave 5, so it's still safe now because it can still fly even higher.
If OP bought his Bitcoin during the dump (as he said), probably he is profit now. Is not to wonder why he is thinking about selling but because he is contented enough with how much he possibly get. I believe he is not a long-term holder, he can make a decision easier to make a sell but if he not in profit now, I don't think he does it.

Does holding for so long helps a lot? traders don't do that anyway. Buying and selling are their life, and that makes them become profitable.
I had bought BTC not long ago, probably more than a month ago, in terms of BTC, I'm fine. I was only screwed by buying Ethereum in a relatively high price. Bought before the large dump, it looked like a decent opportunity then, should have waited before buying. It was a bit irrational decision to be honest. I saw a low price (For that time being at least) and bought without much thinking.
it depends on your purpose of buying at the first instance. if its for long term you do not need to bother at short time price actions. what i would do is to sell off if the signals are clear for huge price reversal and buy back in bits. that means you need to keep a watch on the market to see how its performing per time.
Long term is a vague term, I'm not sure for how long I'm planning to hold or whatever, I might sell if I find a decent opportunity.