Crypto investing in bullrun: Doing nothing is doing everything!

[joniboini]

Maybe I've fallen for their tricks but I do regret whenever I miss out on an opportunity to make profits in a bull market. I do agree that being cautious is a good thing, but being too passive is not great either. The difficult thing is figuring out the line between passive and reactionary for most people. I decided to split my holdings for trading and long-term holding to help with that. I'm not touching the crypto on the long-term wallet but I'm willing to speculate with the other one. Sadly not everyone can do the same since their risk profile is different.

[omori]

Maybe I've fallen for their tricks but I do regret whenever I miss out on an opportunity to make profits in a bull market. I do agree that being cautious is a good thing, but being too passive is not great either. The difficult thing is figuring out the line between passive and reactionary for most people. I decided to split my holdings for trading and long-term holding to help with that. I'm not touching the crypto on the long-term wallet but I'm willing to speculate with the other one. Sadly not everyone can do the same since their risk profile is different.

FOMO is a crazy thing.
Better to keep some profit than to endure loss, or get a zero.
That's how I view it and that's why it's important to keep things simple, going long term.

[albon]

FOMO is a crazy thing.
Better to keep some profit than to endure loss, or get a zero.
That's how I view it and that's why it's important to keep things simple, going long term.

Since the funds are yours you can research and if you find the coin suitable you can go ahead like i did. Some new projects will enter the top rankings as soon as they leave and this market test can be useful in determining what's junk and what's worth it. It can be tempting to invest heavily in high risk assets, but it can be crippling so especially for long term investors.

Long term ventures require investors to adopt different strategies to gauge the upside and risk of a particular asset. So fundamental analysis assesses the intrinsic value of a token or project in terms of the current market and its outlook.

[jeraldskie11]

Are you holding crypto or trying to buy and sell as much as possible to increase the number of tokens and optimize profits from this bullrun?

Well yeah I am holding few including portions of Bitcoin and hopefully I am able to get good amount before bullrun will reach it's peak. I am also practicing trading right now and hopefully I might get the best entry and exit as soon as I will do my live trading soon.

Currently the price of Bitcoin is around $104k, almost reach its ATH. If the price will surpass that area without consolidating there is a higher chance that their expectation for the price to reach $150k will happen. It should be a good news to all of the investors who still holding their assets. It's good to know that you're learning trading, it's highly profitable when you have an edge.

[target]

A lot of people regret the time when they buy at the ATH price in 2017 which was 20k. The price dive to 3k where some of them sold fearing it will turn zero because of the fud.   

In 2021, those people would have been making a fortune already making 5x of their money by doing nothing. It should be the next big thing to do as well. Just waiting is making money already.

[Sim_card]

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The bull market is still on and we haven't reached the peak. Those who panic and sold at 90k, don't understand bitcoin at all. I am surprised that among all the token that you are holding, bitcoin is not in your portfolio. You might be making a big mistake to put all your hope and trust on shitcoins, because no matter how you analyze the market, it does not guarantee you profit. It's better that you sell these shitcoins when you see little profit and invest it into bitcoin which is the future asset. Bitcoin is for hodli and not shitcoins, because most of them will depreciate in value overtime.

[Rubel007]

I have observed one thing very well that whale investors can profit more when the market is bearish. When ordinary investors panic and are worried about selling their Bitcoin, whale investors are able to buy Bitcoin at a relatively low price at that time. If investors do not have the courage to invest in Bitcoin, then it is better not to invest because when the price of Bitcoin continues to decrease, they will panic again and give profits to the whales. If an investor has the ability to invest for the long term, then he will definitely able to make profit.

[legend45]

I have observed one thing very well that whale investors can profit more when the market is bearish. When ordinary investors panic and are worried about selling their Bitcoin, whale investors are able to buy Bitcoin at a relatively low price at that time. If investors do not have the courage to invest in Bitcoin, then it is better not to invest because when the price of Bitcoin continues to decrease, they will panic again and give profits to the whales. If an investor has the ability to invest for the long term, then he will definitely able to make profit.

whales will buy potential coins like bitcoin and top coins when the market is sluggish then they hold it until the market improves again and maybe because their capital is large they do not panic and remain calm waiting. While small investors sometimes panic when the market goes down and that makes them rush to sell.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Sometimes we can be this lucky that we invest during the bullrun and the market continues in the same pattern, we are going to make profits in it, while if the market plummets, then we may have losses, but on a general approach, it is not always perfect enough for us to enter during the bullrun, instead we go in when the market is bearish and we are in dip, this may not also applies to traders on a short term.

[sampoerna]

Is this term specifically to avoid panic selling? Or whatever, everyone must have their own strategy to face the bullrun. And based on what I experienced in the bullrun last season and made me regret it was making decisions in a hurry and being too greedy.

That's why, in the period leading up to the bullrun in, there are several things I need to do, rather than ding nothing:
- Try to keep buying at certain moments if possible, both in BTC and in certain altcoins before the price really pumps during the bullrun and altcoin season
- Establish yourself by setting a set taking profits at a certain price target, I don't want to miss this time without taking profits. Yes, because I already feel enough in several stages of taking profits with the rate I bought at that time. So, even if I sell some percentage, I will not regret taking profits
- Not panic selling when BTC price drops and makes altcoins drop too

But maybe everyone has their own way to enjoy and optimize profits during the bullrun, so, as long as each of us can be responsible for what we decide, then there should be no more regrets.

[albon]

A lot of people regret the time when they buy at the ATH price in 2017 which was 20k. The price dive to 3k where some of them sold fearing it will turn zero because of the fud.   

In 2021, those people would have been making a fortune already making 5x of their money by doing nothing. It should be the next big thing to do as well. Just waiting is making money already.

It's really our lack of sufficient knowledge and practice because we can't buy at the right time so we always fall back from big profits. It is normal to double your income if you invest at the right time and the price of your cryptocurrency increases. There have been cases where early investors who held onto their bitcoins have seen astronomical returns, with some individuals becoming millionaires or even billionaires as the value of bitcoins rose over the years.
Currently bitcoin is one of the largest cryptocurrency and investors who sell their bitcoins regret it because they want instant cash, not focus on results which will come in the future.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Maybe I've fallen for their tricks but I do regret whenever I miss out on an opportunity to make profits in a bull market. I do agree that being cautious is a good thing, but being too passive is not great either. The difficult thing is figuring out the line between passive and reactionary for most people. I decided to split my holdings for trading and long-term holding to help with that. I'm not touching the crypto on the long-term wallet but I'm willing to speculate with the other one. Sadly not everyone can do the same since their risk profile is different.

         -      Splitting some of your holdings in trading is in my opinion and I think it is a good decision mate honestly, and I am pretty sure that you are not the only one doing that because I am actually one of those who is doing that.

It is difficult for us to just stick to one plan or goal, we should always have something else in reserve, we should always have a spare tire that we can rely on.

[vegasus]

Sometimes we can be this lucky that we invest during the bullrun and the market continues in the same pattern, we are going to make profits in it, while if the market plummets, then we may have losses, but on a general approach, it is not always perfect enough for us to enter during the bullrun, instead we go in when the market is bearish and we are in dip, this may not also applies to traders on a short term.

All of that will depend on the risk management that we take, so that we can ensure the most appropriate strategy management for our conditions at that time. It could be a very profitable time, both for the short term and the results of the long term holding. And it could be a good time for short term or scalping or other strategies to get profits, as long as we know the flow.

And specifically for the bearish later, of course when we see the portfolio it will drop and decrease in value. It's just that, as long as we are still holding and it is for investment, then we just leave it until the price goes up again.

[Azharul]

Sometimes we can be this lucky that we invest during the bullrun and the market continues in the same pattern, we are going to make profits in it, while if the market plummets, then we may have losses, but on a general approach, it is not always perfect enough for us to enter during the bullrun, instead we go in when the market is bearish and we are in dip, this may not also applies to traders on a short term.

I think that you could express a best opinion in your comment. We also know that bull run will be very helpful for us. But we should be understand in cryptocurrency market, we know that bull market can be down anytime. But sometimes we noticed that bull run continue running in cryptocurrency market. So if we want to invest in any crypto currency in crypto currency market, we must understand this market condition first. Then I think that bull market will be very helpful for us.

[MrSpasybo]

All of that will depend on the risk management that we take, so that we can ensure the most appropriate strategy management for our conditions at that time. It could be a very profitable time, both for the short term and the results of the long term holding. And it could be a good time for short term or scalping or other strategies to get profits, as long as we know the flow.

And specifically for the bearish later, of course when we see the portfolio it will drop and decrease in value. It's just that, as long as we are still holding and it is for investment, then we just leave it until the price goes up again.

Professionals will always have many ways to create and optimize profits in this market, whether they are holders or traders. I am only sharing the perspective of a holder and will not do anything until the market has clear signals of a trend change from bullrun to bearsleep. Traders will not like this perspective because their job requires frequent trading and they have their own rules to survive in the market.

A temporary price drop can be accepted until it breaks the uptrend. I usually only set alerts and pay more attention to the market when the uptrends in smaller timeframes are broken, and I usually act when the uptrend in the weekly timeframe is no longer maintained. That is when I exit the market.