I don't understand why you didn't sell these coins for 20 cents. You can wait a long time for a good price or your coins will depreciate. I am selling coins in a bull market and I don't plan to sell anything right now because I have enough financial reserve.
Because at that point in my head it wouldn't change much, I mean I would have made 10x "invested" well more sinceI only bought 500k rest was mined ( and rigs were payed out years before ) but TBH i was perhaps kinda greedy, I wanted a bit more, my idea was to sell at 40cent, not sure why I had that number in my mind. When the next jump comes I just hope I wont make same mistake
We are all waiting for the next bull run but unfortunately it seems like we are from all late 2021 and up until now in a full crypto winter.As long as you have the coins there is not much you can do except being patient.They say "Patience is the virtue of the winner" and I think you should keep this phrase to you like a religion.You should be patient no matter what,even if the price of RVN goes to like 0.0025 dollars you should not make a not so well thought move.
Sadly all i can do now is wait, I have time and im not going to lose sleep over it but if it comes then there will be a new thing to "worry" about, how to get that money into legal waters
I think it is easy to do in small chunks.Use direct exchanges that pay directly to your credit card,bank account or any other payment method you prefer.In many countries VISA has a maximum daily that you can receive at 10.000 dollars which if done a couple of times in 2-3 different bank accounts with your family members then I think you already got 100.000 dollars more than legally I would say.Then a good chunk you can exchange in exchanges,not centralized ones again where you can exchange your Ravencoin into a more wanted crypto by people who exchange P2P,of course you need to be in your country in a good public area and use small chunks of exchanges,this way you minimize risks.
These are two of the best ways to exchange your cryptos for money from my personal experience.