Original archived Re: If You’re Selling Now, Read This First
Scraped on 13/05/2025, 23:17:49 UTC
When it comes to deciding whether to hold or offload your crypto, especially Bitcoin, most people are driven by speculation or uncertainty — and honestly, that’s understandable. But in my view, these decisions shouldn’t come from panic or gut feelings alone.
Instead, they deserve thoughtful analysis. Ask yourself: What’s the broader economic context? What’s the technology behind the coin? Why was it created, and by whom? What real-world problems does it aim to solve?
Take Bitcoin — it’s steadily becoming more embedded in the global financial conversation. With its increasing adoption and growing utility, there’s a lot of long-term potential to consider.
Well, in the end someone has to sell for profits. That's the main reason why we believe and think of a project if it's good or bad. We don't have to go deeper than what we can imagine for because that's how it mostly go when we have invested to the project or coin that we thought will give significant figures and profits later on. The use case is important but others don't look at it as something projects need to focus with. What they think of especially the devs, they only want to get listed on the big exchanges and after that, let alone the market predicts it future.