HODL or REGRET!!!

[marksayson]

I'm really disappointed with myself now because of Verge. Way back June 2017, I bought $200 worth of XVG and I sold it last week a day before the pump happened. It could be worth more than $5k now if I just HODL. Well, I need to move on and learn from this mistakes. This will be a lesson for me to have patience and wait for the right time to sell my coins. The reason why I sold it was because I need more funds to buy another coin. I'm happy with the coin I bought because I can now see that it is now starting to pump. Maybe, I'm just half disappointed every time I'm seeing the current value of Verge. I bought some XVG again and will surely hold it this time.  I hope that this experience of mine can be a good example for everyone especially the newbies in this community.

[KobbyC]

The basic rule in the crypto business for me is to know how to hodl. If you always rush to sell your coins, you are most likely to regret.

[cryptothief]

No point regretting selling coins at a profit. There are plenty of people that didn't sell back in January that are now wishing they had cashed in on at least some of the profit at the time. Hodl-ing is good, but not necessarily the only option. I'm sure it won't be the last time you sell something early/late, so I wouldn't stress too much about it.

[trons]

 You sold the coins at a profit, that's good. I hear that often, sold the coin and she abruptly takes off, I also had such moments. You shouldn't regret it.

[jet]

I won't blame you or if that happen to me won't blame my self either. This market is volatile and no one knows what gonna happen next. If you did not do that what if the coin drops hard. Surely you will regret for not selling it. I mean, what I'm gonna tell everyone that market is truly unpredictable, things is very uncertain. It's useless to blame yourself the decision that was already done.

[Seeyy]

selling it is because I need more funds to buy other coins. I am happy with the coin I bought because I can now see that it is now pumping. Maybe, I was only half disappointed every time I saw the present value of Verge.