How often do you check on your Crytpo/Bitcoin?

[igor4btc]

Set alerts for major dips and also for gains, have a look at bitcointicker.co for the 24-hour view in the morning and make your decision on what your doing today, buy, sell, hold, or swap, etc,

set your market limit buy/sells for the day for buying in and selling and also coin pair swaps and your free until tomorrow but mAke sure you log all trades into coinstats or something similar or use your own excel sheet or program your own small logging program for desktop or mobile etc even a browser app will do.

[mlawson71]

I check the Bitcoin price four, maybe five times a day. Sometimes - more often than that.

[Seerge]

Every morning when I wake up I always check Bitcoin price changes, especially when I am actively trading daily I can check the Bitcoin price up to 10x in one day. Since I got to know Bitcoin, I have been happy to keep up with this change in Bitcoin price.  So I can find out how much the Bitcoin price changes every day.

[Lukasz]

Right now at home i have a browser tab that is constantly open with current candle chart of Bitcoin so pretty much one could suspect first stages of addiction I am not worried though being a core sailor and man of the sea I can find joy in other things than current price of BTC

[robert20]

I try to check my crypto portfolio whenever i get time from study. I always try to grow my portfolio so that i can make more on crypto and invest more. I  always go to cmc or coingecko to check the overall condition of the crypto market and get ready to make profit whenever i can.

[Prime]

In this bullish season, I always check my altcoins or Bitcoin asset daily. At least, I will check all my crypto assets weekly. I become more active in buying and selling in this bullish season. I am trying to get the maximum profits with my crypto assets. I think it is the right time for trading our crypto assets.

[Arendra]

Whenever I have free time I always check, before going to bed I also check and wake up I check. And I always read the news too so I don't miss the moment.

[Sevi]

I think everytime or what we call time to time because anytime there would be changes in market so that iif it would be happen, you're ready what to do.

[Z-tight]

If you are not a day trader there is no need to keep on checking BTC price throughout the day, if you have decided to invest in BTC for the long period, what is the purpose of checking BTC price regularly. Weak hands are mostly affected by this, they sell whenever they is a small correction in the price, and if they look at the price less frequently, it will help them to hold on better.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

If you're having an investment, it is important that you check on them from time to time, but in other for you to have a complete rest of mind, you need to have your digital asset on a non custodial wallet and  hold, after doing this, you may go on checking the market performance with the kind of coin invested, speculate and know more about the security measures to take and ensure you're always on track.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I think that at all times, every crypto enthusiast is always active with price updates and alerts, especially traders who keep themselves updated with price at all times. Although I am not a day trader, there is no day that passes without me checking the price of Bitcoin and some other coins. Many times I check the price a day.

Setting buy and sell limits should only be done by traders who are always trading every day and are also active with price volatility; otherwise, you can just get your orders executed at a price you may later regret why you sold so soon or why you bought so soon. Although the best thing to do is to have a target price at which you are very determined to sell or buy, so that even if the price surges or dips, you will not keep thinking about it. 

[Jating]

If you're having an investment, it is important that you check on them from time to time, but in other for you to have a complete rest of mind, you need to have your digital asset on a non custodial wallet and  hold, after doing this, you may go on checking the market performance with the kind of coin invested, speculate and know more about the security measures to take and ensure you're always on track.

Of course, at least once or twice is enough to check the price within the day and see where are the market. And then look for the reasons as why it dip or regain in the last 24 hours, just be informed on what is happening around. But if you are like a day trader, then you have to sit back and watch it in front of your machines and see where and when you are going to take the trade to make profits. So it's two different approach but the end result will still be the same, we are looking for profits. But I will say that there could be more pressure for day traders though to squeeze some money as compare to investors who are a long term trader.

[UNIVERSE]

Some time ago, I quite significantly checked market movements, especially Bitcoin prices, news, and also some other information. However, a few days ago, I reduced the intensity to reduce stress because the Bitcoin price had dropped quite a lot. Even though the BTC price continues to experience movement, sometimes it drops quite far.

Even though we actually understand the price, this is how Bictoin's volatility is. Therefore, after I came back to my senses, I convinced myself that the market would be fine. I just need to reduce the intensity of checking the market. Because my target is for the long term. So, at the very least, after the halving, we will start diligently checking market movements and also the fundamentals.

[LogitechMouse]

Re: How often do you check on your Crytpo/Bitcoin?

More often than you can imagine.
Kidding aside, I only check it once or twice a day because I don't see any sense of opening the Coingecko app hourly if you know that there hasn't been that much difference that's happening with the market, and when I mean "that much difference", I mean double-digit percentage gains or losses.

A gain or loss of around ~5% for me is pretty normal knowing that I've seen it happening numerous time already, and it came to a point that I just completely ignore it even though I open my notifications on my Coingecko App. Speaking of Coingecko, it also helped me not to open the app many times because I just simply put the coin that I watch into the watchlist, open the notifications so I can keep myself updated on what's happening with the coins that I watch, and the coins that I'm currently. holding.

[DabsPoorVersion]

On weekdays, due to my busy schedule at work, I check Bitcoin less as I prefer to take the rest of my time away from any of my gadgets. That's also my habit which I learned in the past to avoid panic selling every time that the price of the market suddenly goes down. It's actually helpful to do that because you would have less worry and stress.

During my day off, which is every weekend, that's when I see more often my crypto. I give more time as I sometimes do trading or find different crypto that I can add to my portfolio that I can hold. Because of that routine, I sometimes find some coins that are still not showing any price movement since the start of the rally, that's where I can see a great opportunity to invest.