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.
You do you, but you have posted this in altcoins and using bitcoin as an example of fundamentals. Majority of other altcoin don't hold a fraction of bitcoin fundamentals, and actually majority of them are just tokens, not coins at all.
So what's the broader economic context for a shitcoin you think? Why wouldn't people sell their shares if they see crash incoming, because even if you don't trade bitcoin, it's not like holding has been a good option for most altcoins in the past. And as markets are fluctuating insanely, many people are just making money buying and selling them,
I am not selling either tactic would be better, but fundamentals of most of them is just trash and snake oil.