Quote from: RaraAvis on Today at 01:45:30 PM

Quote from: xzone on Today at 01:37:35 PM

It's very difficult to buy back after selling. If you sell now, you'll see the price rise slightly in a few days. When you decide to buy, the price will start to fall again, and as a result, you'll be the one losing money.
If you're considering selling now, I recommend not monitoring the price of Bitcoin for too long. You'll find that it rises after you sell, and you won't make a profit.
You can buy it back again in a few months, or even a year or two, and you could make a substantial profit doing so

yeah... indeed... I remember someone said in the comments on CoinMarketCap: "You buy - it goes down, you sell - it goes up. You hold - it chops sideways." I remember that I couldn't relate to that more! Very funny and sad at the same time.

This is the anxiety we face when we sell and wait for the price to drop. When we have a goal, sometimes the market doesn't understand our goals. In other words, the market doesn't wait for you. That's why every time we sell, the price goes up, and when we buy, the price goes down. This is simply our emotional perception of the market, even though it's fundamentally a market with ups and downs. Especially if we only hold it for the short term, when we look at the market, we always want to buy or sell.

Perhaps you should change your mindset. Investing in Bitcoin with a long-term goal in mind, so you can use the DCA method. This won't leave you feeling depressed and confused because your goal is long-term. Furthermore, with DCA, you can buy it at any price. However, if you want to sell Bitcoin now, it's best to only sell half, not all of it. Whatever the case, it all comes down to your strategy and goals in investing in Bitcoin.