How often do you check on your Crytpo/Bitcoin?

[Thyplaymaker]

I don't normally check my coins or asset on a regular, I just focus on accumulating more than checking my portfolio on a regular. When I mostly check it when there's a big breakthrough in market. Like prices surging in market . Because checking my coins on regular is like am testing my emotions, expecially when there's a dip I. Market . So aslong am holding my asset in a secure wallet I don't think there's any need for me checking it always. Expecially those that are in for long-term holding .

[Gurujebs]

I don't normally check my coins or asset on a regular, I just focus on accumulating more than checking my portfolio on a regular. When I mostly check it when there's a big breakthrough in market. Like prices surging in market . Because checking my coins on regular is like am testing my emotions, expecially when there's a dip I. Market . So aslong am holding my asset in a secure wallet I don't think there's any need for me checking it always. Expecially those that are in for long-term holding .

I think it's natural for any person to be checking their wallets and portfolio. I literally do check mine and in already addicted to it. I check my wallet more often than I check on my web app since this bull run has started but right now. I don't do check it again since Bitcoin became stable, there has not been any significant change in the market ever since then.

If you actually bought your coins when price where, you don't need necessary need to be checking on your wallet address, your focus would be on the news that will determine how long the bull is going to continue or not.

[Faisal2202]

I don't normally check my coins or asset on a regular, I just focus on accumulating more than checking my portfolio on a regular. When I mostly check it when there's a big breakthrough in market. Like prices surging in market . Because checking my coins on regular is like am testing my emotions, expecially when there's a dip I. Market . So aslong am holding my asset in a secure wallet I don't think there's any need for me checking it always. Expecially those that are in for long-term holding .

You are right, checking your wallet again and again is not a hobby of experienced investors. The newbies perhaps have this hobby, even I when was new to the crypto sphere and when invested in my first token which If I remember correctly was Gala. I checked my wallet again and again. And my emotions changed every time I saw the wallet, I felt sad when it went low even if it was $0.1 or 0.5 dollars low, and became happy in the vice versa situation. We all should only see wallets when required by market, or some other task.

Well, if we speak of traders, they do have to see wallets again and again with no other option. Because their profit depends on it. As traders plans don't go always as they planned, so observing the market is there best chance. The only thing we should be focusing on, is how we can control our emotions, and be confident in the market. Because overconfident is also a bad thing. Proper knowledge should be gained.

PS: BTW OP is long gone, haha, he is not active since 2021. 

[Agbe]

Base on my country Economic Challenge which made the dollar very high and now the dollar is coming down so because of that use to check the market price to know how much is left in my wallet to if I convert it to my fiat currency. So because of that I normally check to see the price. But if the person is a short term investor, it is better for him to wait for the dip to invest. For now that the price is still high, even you set a limit, it would not make sense for the person because halving is already here. It is always good to buy the dip and hold as others said.

[taufik123]

Depending on the investment goals I will apply, I hold Bitcoin long-term, so I will not look at my investment very often.
Maybe it's just limited to seeing what the last price is in a few weeks, or when the price really crashes, and it's time to add to my portfolio.

Too often, looking at and examining the portfolio will also result in unexpected decisions, because there will be panic when prices continue to fall.
But as long as the target is locked, and it is the main target, then there is no need to worry as long as you hold Bitcoin and top altcoins.

[JoyMarsha]

There is no passing day, I don't check my crypto wallet to see how much profits I have made in Bitcoin, since Bitcoin is main coin I do accumulate more than any other coin. Checking on my crypto wallet, from time to time helps me in deciding when to buy bitcoin at discount price since I am aiming for the bull run, to sell my bitcoin holdings.

[Sevi]

Very often because this would help me when it comes to decision making and what to do next that would benefit me. Although it is not really necessary to check it all the time, still it is recommended because who knows maybe the price rises or falls. What are the odds that would happen from the moment you didn't check it.

[Z-tight]

Checking on my crypto wallet, from time to time helps me in deciding when to buy bitcoin at discount price since I am aiming for the bull run, to sell my bitcoin holdings.

You can check the price of BTC on CMC, and i think that is what should help you determine if you want to buy more coins or sell what you have, based on if BTC is rising or dumping. I don't see a need to check on your wallet everyday if you are not a day trader, but each to their own i guess.

[Findingnemo]

I try to avoid checking the price at all on everyday, cause it can destroy my confidence of holding when I see sudden bumps and dumps. I only look into the big dumps and bumps via coinbase news alert so this is helpful to avoid clicking the panic sell on my own. ANd I would recommend you guys to do the same as well if you are long term investor.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

How often one checks his holdings is determined by your investment goals. If your goals are for the short-term, then it's required to always check up for updates on your holdings more frequently so to know what direction the market is going and what action to take as well as when to take them.

But those who are long-term investors with with long-term goals, it's really not necessarily important to always check up on your holdings, except maybe out of curiosity or you just wanna update yourself on the latest information about your assets, and not necessarily to know what decisions to take and when to take em.

[Gladitorcomeback]

I don't keep a count really, I open the mobile app for the exchange that I use whenever I feel like it, and that is about 5 to 10 times a day approximately, it can be more or less depending on how much time I get in front of the screen. I check my portfolio and the prices more often when I'm working on my laptop because I can do it after minutes of working.

I watch the news and other updates more than the market itself because it's important to stay up to date with the latest trends and topics that are hot right now and what new things are we going to see in the coming days. These things give you a general idea about where the market is headed.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

If i want to rest for some days without making trades, then i will take a leave a bit from trading and frequency for being online, because I've got nothing much to do, if anything is happening concerning the bear or bull market, i will receive an alert from the exchanges ion what the market is telling, also, sometimes i may just feel like holding for long in other for me to be able to rest or go on vacation without the stress of market volatility on mind.

[TomPluz]

How often do you check on your Crytpo/Bitcoin?

I am always checking the price movement of many crypto assets as I am mining an app where I can see the prices of the most valuable coins in the market. Now, it is quite exciting to be watching the prices whenever there is a surge but can be discouraging to see when there is a big dip. In the past, I used to check my holdings in my wallet just like watching a horse race as if I would be winning something if a coin will make it to a certain level. Surely, many people are also doing it now as top coins are getting to be very volatile. I checked the site mentioned above and it is actually good...this is my first time to know of it and I am adding it to my bookmarks.

[Rruchi man]

Now, it is quite exciting to be watching the prices whenever there is a surge but can be discouraging to see when there is a big dip.

Unless you are emotionally strong, it is not advisable for you to constantly be watching the price of Bitcoin as it fluctuates up and down. This advice does not just apply to Bitcoin but generally to any investment in cryptocurrency that you have. Always monitoring the charts and the prices of your investments can make you respond emotionally and make a bad decision concerning investments.

[Hatchy]

In the past, I used to check my holdings in my wallet just like watching a horse race as if I would be winning something if a coin will make it to a certain level. Surely, many people are also doing it now as top coins are getting to be very volatile. I checked the site mentioned above and it is actually good...this is my first time to know of it and I am adding it to my bookmarks.

Though there nothing wrong, checking the market from time to time, but as a long term Bitcoin investor constantly checking the market may reduce the time span of your initial investment plan. I only check the market when I'm less busy or hear news of Bitcoin breaking a new Ath. Or again when I'm doing research on an altcoin I wish to invest in, I try my best to monitor it's movement chart just before I proceed with the investment.