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Quote from: goldkingcoiner on May 16, 2025, 07:15:46 PM

Someone who won't panic sell whenever there is a scary dump going on.

That's a good example, all they care about is to own Bitcoin, that's all. They are faithful.

I agree as holders can sell but their actions must be not panic sell. Doing scary and panic sell is like doing this without plan and intention for it while if you are a true holder, you can plan your sell for take profit or for money you need to spend for something. Holders sell their bitcoins but in planned and controlled ways and never join the market crowd in extremely fearful days with panic sell.

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Stop loss? Is there even a stop loss in investing? I don't know of that unless the person is practising the floating stop loss known in the mind. Regardless, Hodlers will not think of a stop loss but "set and forget."

I don't think it's "Set and Forget" that is only an exaggeration. Investors, and holders have to defend their capital so stop loss is helpful but they can use it or not, it's personal choice.

Like in a topic asks for question as "Will you buy bitcoin when it drops to $1,000 or $500 in future?"

It's a hard question to answer because from price of $100k to $1k or $500, there must be many severe things as causes of this fall like something really bad with Bitcoin blockchain technically. If you can use Stop loss, why don't use it?

Traders have stop losses.

Holders have buy the dip ladders.

If you own a coin and have a stop loss on it you are a trader

If you own a coin and have a buy the dip on it you are a hodler