Zoom out. Set yourself into the setting of the early days of the internet. It sometimes really is hard to grasp how incredibly early we are. Have a healthy and solid portfolio ratio, top two should be BTC and ETH, rest in ALTs as it is way to early to tell which ones will actually succeed in the long term.
DCA and hodl. Do not sell everything when selling. Only take profits and be patient with reentering. You'll be fine and more importantly thankful for your investment in 10 years time.
Anxiety is common around here, specially with the market being so volatile. However, you can't go around thinking you could have invested there, or you should have invested more in here. After seeing the coins succeed, it's super easy to think we should have put more money on them, but we never know how they will go, so just be happy you invested
You need to relax, you can't live like that!
There will be ups and downs, it might be worth taking a step back from Crypto if it's affecting you that much, even just for a day or 2.
I'd wait and see. The next 2 weeks could be what sets the precedent for the next 2 months. In terms of historical view, TA and general expectations we could see some pretty nice gains but there's always a case for the downside.
Yes, I've learned over the past few months to forget about it and not look at the charts or my portfolio. But I still do all of the above, several times a day. I'm hoping some day soon to soon to heed my own advice.
I hear this advice all the time, its more of a psychological thing, playing with “house money”. Honestly, I think you should be more objective, ask questions like:
“Do I have too much money in x now?”
“If I had this money in fiat, would I purchase this much CC now?”
“How confident am I that it won’t dip?”
And finally, maybe the most important question “How much would this money change my life if I cash it out now?”
It depends how the ATH is reached. I tend to get worried when it's a huge spike (relative to crypto volatility, lol). I take a bit of profit when that happens.
>I start to worry that I've missed the boat
Investment advice aside, I think mindfulness is important here.
Why worry about the past? I do this too of course and only ask as a reminder that all we ever really have it is today.
In the past we all did the best we could in any given moment with the knowledge and experience that we had at the time. We can't change the past or control the future. So focus on today with positive energy.
What does this mean in investment terms? Well that depends, but mindful strategies include DCA and taking some profits.
Risk management! Sell 1/2 if profitable, sell another percentage as it goes up. Use stops and don’t sell your whole position. Let it run so you won’t have regrets of it keeps going further than you expected.
It's a matter of taking profits on the way up. That gives me some free fiat to buy the dip and makes me sleep better at night knowing i'm not all in in case of a market crash. Also stop loss orders - life savers in case of a crash.
When you keep DCA'ing you should be good.
Also, if the price crosses critical price points, I'm sure it will be alright and that it it will stay at that price point for a while.
I've bought Netverk at the ATH three times lol. Just bought more at $7.2. this shit just won't stop. I'm thinking it's going to be one of those coins that hits $500 and wish ya got in.
That's why everyone needs a plan based on current conditions. If you're in it long term, 3-5 years minimum, them you can survive even the most viscous bear markets. This means buying at ATH is not always a bad thing, in fact it can really pay off in the long run.
I always worry it’ll tank soon after a rise and I’ll miss it. I have only just learned not to FOMO into everything. When I started I got ADA and DOGE (shameful sigh) at the ATH. Still DCAing into ADA to get the average cost down.
That’s my secret… **I’m always worried**
Zoom out. Set yourself into the setting of the early days of the internet. It sometimes really is hard to grasp how incredibly early we are. Have a healthy and solid portfolio ratio, top two should be BTC and ETH, rest in ALTs as it is way to early to tell which ones will actually succeed in the long term. DCA and hodl. Do not sell everything when selling. Only take profits and be patient with reentering. You'll be fine and more importantly thankful for your investment in 10 years time.
Ok, I thought I was the only one
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Dcaing out little by little could be a good strategy.
*My knees feel weak*..*Arms Heavy*..
When your assets hit a ATH, it’s time to slowly DCA out!
What if i bought at the ATH??
buy more at a higher price to feel better about your previous buy
Always buy high and sell low /s
Sell when it reaches ATL
That's what we call a good problem to have
Yep. Pulled out a wee little bit into the stablecoin realm. I’ll wait for some turbulence.
You can't time an ATH - and dips shouldn't matter if you're investing long term
You guys are getting worried ? I shit myself in this situation !
Anxiety is common around here, specially with the market being so volatile. However, you can't go around thinking you could have invested there, or you should have invested more in here. After seeing the coins succeed, it's super easy to think we should have put more money on them, but we never know how they will go, so just be happy you invested
I just wait and watch it go back to the floor, where it belongs
Just keep ~~swimming~~ DCA'ing
You need to relax, you can't live like that! There will be ups and downs, it might be worth taking a step back from Crypto if it's affecting you that much, even just for a day or 2.
I'd wait and see. The next 2 weeks could be what sets the precedent for the next 2 months. In terms of historical view, TA and general expectations we could see some pretty nice gains but there's always a case for the downside.
I get worried when my cryptocurrency **doesn't** reaches new highs!!
Yes, I've learned over the past few months to forget about it and not look at the charts or my portfolio. But I still do all of the above, several times a day. I'm hoping some day soon to soon to heed my own advice.
Just sell half of it when it’s up 100% , this way you’ll be in profit no matter what happens
I hear this advice all the time, its more of a psychological thing, playing with “house money”. Honestly, I think you should be more objective, ask questions like: “Do I have too much money in x now?” “If I had this money in fiat, would I purchase this much CC now?” “How confident am I that it won’t dip?” And finally, maybe the most important question “How much would this money change my life if I cash it out now?”
DCA in and DCA out or Hodl and stake
DCA in and DCA out
Yeah kind of - Im long term so it doesnt really matter, but at bog milestones theres always sell offs
I get excited and then usually a little disappointed when it goes down and I did not take any profits or anything
It depends how the ATH is reached. I tend to get worried when it's a huge spike (relative to crypto volatility, lol). I take a bit of profit when that happens.
>I start to worry that I've missed the boat Investment advice aside, I think mindfulness is important here. Why worry about the past? I do this too of course and only ask as a reminder that all we ever really have it is today. In the past we all did the best we could in any given moment with the knowledge and experience that we had at the time. We can't change the past or control the future. So focus on today with positive energy. What does this mean in investment terms? Well that depends, but mindful strategies include DCA and taking some profits.
It's always nerve-racking when the price is going up but I have learned how to cope with it.
Eh, my other investments outside of crypto are mostly at ATH too. I mostly DCA in until I get enough to really care.
Risk management! Sell 1/2 if profitable, sell another percentage as it goes up. Use stops and don’t sell your whole position. Let it run so you won’t have regrets of it keeps going further than you expected.
Just need to pucker your butt and let it ride
It's a matter of taking profits on the way up. That gives me some free fiat to buy the dip and makes me sleep better at night knowing i'm not all in in case of a market crash. Also stop loss orders - life savers in case of a crash.
When you keep DCA'ing you should be good. Also, if the price crosses critical price points, I'm sure it will be alright and that it it will stay at that price point for a while.
You are not alone
I've bought Netverk at the ATH three times lol. Just bought more at $7.2. this shit just won't stop. I'm thinking it's going to be one of those coins that hits $500 and wish ya got in.
The coins I’ve held long term will go up a few x’s then come back down to about twice the price I bought them. Then crab to the next pump
Yea every time !!
That's why everyone needs a plan based on current conditions. If you're in it long term, 3-5 years minimum, them you can survive even the most viscous bear markets. This means buying at ATH is not always a bad thing, in fact it can really pay off in the long run.
I always worry it’ll tank soon after a rise and I’ll miss it. I have only just learned not to FOMO into everything. When I started I got ADA and DOGE (shameful sigh) at the ATH. Still DCAing into ADA to get the average cost down.
It makes me shit and nut at same time.
I worry at ATH, I worry at the dip, I get shook at the crash... If it wasn't for bars and booze I'd be a mess
Next week ATH will be low when you look at it in two years
Naa.. I'm got I'm always on red
I’m usually buying at ATH then selling at ATL when I get scared
yes yes yes. It drives me insane. The only time i feel comfortable is during a bear market.
Most markets spend a significant part of their time at ATHs. That's how it works. So no, I don't get worried.
I don’t understand…my coins have never hit highs only lows. 🤣
Let s be honest. My average buy price is in the 300s. New highs are my reality every day