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When we sell altcoins on trading, we may sell in many separate orders. When there are large amount of the altcoin, it is really necessary to do so.
Sometimes the price of an altcoin may plumb so rapidly and suddenly crash. Certainly we want to sell off the altcoin to gain profits before the crash.

But then I discover the difficulty that might be faced when selling large amount.

Did anybody lose because you could not sell off all the coins in time before the crash?

Are people really willing to buy from you when the price of the altcoin plumbs so rapidly that people may see the risk of crash and that you fail to sell off your coins and finally have a large amount of stagnant coins in your acc?

It's really common on Altcoin (a bubble, pump and dump).

The altcoin market is unpredictable since the volume transaction aren't high and don't have strong fundamental (which is can be manipulated).

Which exchange do you trade? It would be better if you use stop loss to prevent from huge crash.

That's what the stop-loss function of exchanges are for: as so you can automatically dump your coins when it drops a certain percentage. It's pretty nifty function to use especially when you're going afk.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/stocks/09/use-stop-loss.asp

You're in the world of trading and everyone has their own reason why they're buying at the bottom and at the peak. It's not our business if they'll buy before or during or after the crash.

This happens on every trading market, stocks, forex and crypto.

depending on what type of altcoin you sell, if the Altcoin is really needed in the market I think you can easily sell it and with a large capacity before the time of destruction comes.
However, if you have an Altcoin that many people don't like, then it can be said to be a scam, you will have difficulty selling on the exchange/market.
Many cases like you, have Altcoins that are worthless and hard to sell, for example SSC used to be yes, now you have to throw it in the trash.

yes I experienced it and until now it's still stored in the portfolio. bought it in the middle of 2020 and at the moment I haven't sold it because the price has dropped.
never mind, this is a lesson that in altcoin that is the risk that I am ready to bear.
If I'm not mistaken in July, this is a picture of my buying position. Even though it had gone up again, but at that time I was not in the market.

If you're just purely trading blind, then I guess what you have mentioned was the common thing you do and expect others to do as well to gain friend in FUD, that's why you always lose profits. Buying Altcoins should be plan, do your research first so you'll not lose any profits in the long run. Buying random coins on the market will just eat your capital in pump and dump because most of them has no future.

Buying potential altcoins is a smart move, because technical analysis could be easily applied to tokens that has great price chart and has a potential to run for a long time.

Loss and gain are what we usually experienced here in trading. That makes sense to study the market first or on a coin that you have a plan to invest with. If we are aware of the stop-loss strategy, this will give you the help of not losing a lot. I actually did this more often because I have a job and to leave my trade safe.

But to make to simple, never buy coins when it was at hype especially for altcoins. A closer chance that you will lose after. Make a choice to wait for the market dump or find a coin that potentially grows.

I usually do this using the spread and it allows me to keep inside the profitable zone most of the time. If you think it is going to crash, instead of just selling it all on the market price and get out right away, just put some of it inside the spread, between the sellers and buyers, and it will be bought very quickly, because people think spread is the right place to buy, and that way you are neither crashing the price nor you are not waiting too much neither.

If it is a bad altcoin, even at spread people could undermine your price and sell lower, in that case you are already too late and price is going down, in which case you are not doing that well at all. That is at least what I think it means. So I would suggest trying to put between the spread and wait, you will either sell them or you will see if you are too late anyway for the crash.

The problem of many altcoins is that they are traded on central or decentralized platforms with low programming, and therefore there are no stop-trading orders.
Some platforms manipulate prices and thus you will not be able to catch or execute correct orders when there is a significant change in the price.
Also, keeping those coins/tokens in wallets is useless.

The best solution is to buy those currencies from popular central platforms, and sell them using the buy and sell order. And remember, not all increases in altcoins are real, especially the lesser known ones

That's generally happening in exchanges with low liquidity where you cant sell with the current buy price because the orders in the pair are not enough to fill your sell order and as an example, I will mention yobit exchange.
but in big exchanges like Binance where the volume is so high i think you won't have any problem selling your currency either by market price or by putting an order, just make sure to stay away from pumps and dump currencies because when the coin dump, I believe you won't be fast to sell without a loss.

Youre basically talking into altcoins that you are tending to sell with less orders or volume into a specific price point.You would really be seeing that all of those buy orders wont able to compensate nor equaled on what you are tending to sell.

Therefore, you cant really sell all of those coins in one go but you would need to wait for someone to fill it out unless if you do change it up from time to time.

When you do sell then expect that price will really vary because not all orders will really be that huge to cover it all in one go. Its up to you though if you
would sell to other price or would wait for people to fill it.

that's the point of stop loss in trading, because if you are sleeping but the market is experiencing bearsih you can still save assets for saving usdt

You can use market order if the selling pressure was too strong just what you are describing. You can't place a successful limit order on a rapid sell-off since no one will gonna buy your order. Your best chance is too hit the order available by market maker and other afk trader  using the market order to easily escape the sell-off. It's better to lose some money on market order rather than completely leave your money on a dying asset. Atleast you save some of your asset.

But always take in consideration the liquidity volume of the said coin if its sufficient to fill your bags.

If you can see there is a big demand for buying the altcoin, you can place your order sell for all of your altcoins if you want to sell it at once. That is what I will do if I want to sell all of the amounts, but if I think the price can increase higher, I will split it into a few orders.

Perhaps, you can sell some amount of the coin that you think will give you a chance to get your money back.

For example, you bought the coin 1000 at 0.0000010 btc and you use 0.001 btc. After a few hours, the price jump to 0.0000020 btc, so your profit will be 0.002 btc. But you only sell for 500, and you get your initial money back for 0.001 btc while you still have 500 which you want to sell at the next high price.

And if the price suddenly down to 0.00000070 btc, that will be your profit because you already sell some amount to get your initial money to buy that coin.

People want to buy the coin that down faster because they have expectations to make a profit from the coin, so they will buy the coin at a lower price.

But you can use a stop-loss order to anticipate the crash of the price, so your losses will not too big while you can get your money back although you still lose.

I came across this several times. This is especially infuriating when you interact with an unfamiliar coin and have not really studied its worthiness.
Falls are so fast that you simply do not have time to react. Therefore, I try to look for coins with a particularly good level of liquidity.

This is yet one more of the reasons we can enumerate of why it is a bad idea to trade low market cap altcoins, if you have a large position there getting out of it in time before a crash is almost impossible, and since there is such a small volume believe me you do not need a fortune to be considered a whale and have almost no way to get out, in many of those coins even having just a few hundred dollars can be enough to consider you a whale and most likely you will lose your money at that point.

I think that many at the moment what they want is to sell what they have in Alts to buy Bitcoin, because the price can really go up much more, and nobody wants to miss the movement, they want to have Bitcoin because it is safer, besides that when Bitcoin rises the alts go down for that reason, it may be that in the correction some investors buy alts to diversify.

If they think Bitcoin is safer than I don't know, what ever they are holding why just seeing it, at this exciting time, and how much do they have in Alt, I think is not an example of much. Alts-coin like ETH has been hanging side by side in the exciting rise in crypto-currency, well I would be happy for them if they understand and their believe in Bitcoin is genuine, And not hopeful-Lambo dreams alone.

Bitcoin is more like digital gold at the moment. It will keep the price. Now if you wana be more risky and try to earn x10 or more you will pick some altcoin that you think will do good.

Yeah.

When you're too slow to get on it, you'll miss the selling opportunity. Although this usually happens for those coins that don't have much liquidity it also happens for those coins that have high liquidity.

It is important to monitor your coins if they've been up to or down because if it's been down for a very long time and you're still hoping for it to catch up, you're just wasting time.

I agree BTC is not even gold, is better than gold. These past few months has witnessed lots of corporations and large investors alike investing millions into BTC, this already proves that gold is not even close to BTC.

And while you may think that the BTC or that the entire market might be crashing, you must consider the a retrace is necessary for continued growth. I think this is exactly what is happening now.

A small correction for a larger prize, if you're willing to risk it you stay in the market, if you don't you get out. Simple as that!

Therefore I recommend trading using popular altcoins with high volume, so it is possible to sell the coins that we buy in any situation. If the altcoins
we buy are popular, we can sell it when the market is crashing. Because there are always people buying popular altcoins. So we can sell these coins
in large quantities, even in a market crash situation. My other advice is to always use the stop-loss feature to be able to sell the coins we buy before
the market crash. Because we definitely make settings to sell coins after dropping a few percent according to the analysis of these coins.

No one wants to stay on a sinking ship,
People will sell altcoins when they have to, whether to take profit or stop-loss. For popular altcoins such as xrp, many people are willing to buy it, different story for less-known coins which becomes object manipulation pump and dump in a short time, it won't recover again, that's why people won't buy when it crashes
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In day trading, of course, we don't need to hold altcoins for a long time, even if we buy altcoins when the market is moving fast, of course we have to be able to quickly make the decision to sell, of course, and don't think about being able to get big profits by waiting for the increase in coins when buying with high prices, because it is not impossible that you will risk being trapped in buying high prices, because prices can fall very quickly. and of course it will take a long time to wait for it to rise again with a higher price, and of course you will be wasting your time of course.

This matter differs according to the coin you are trading on, of course when the coin is unknown and does not have a good project or a strong presence in the market, no one will want to buy it and large quantities of it will remain in your wallet without value, but there are some good coins that have a good rank in the market until If its value decreases, you will find someone who constantly buys it, as happened recently to the Ripple (XRP), its price collapsed significantly, but this did not affect the volume of buying and selling.

You can feel difficult to sell your coins when the price increase because you want to make a big profit. And when the price starts to go down, you think that the price will not go down and return to the high price. But the reality is the price is still going down, and you are late to sell your coin or cut loss the coin, and you get a big loss. I do not feel difficult to sell my coin because I am trying to sell when it reaches my target sell, so I do not feel it is difficult to do. You should have a target when you must sell your coin before the situations change.

You will definitely get losses if you are late in selling at high prices, therefore in the trading world it is advisable to buy quickly and sell quickly. it is classical trading science that must be owned by many people. so I think now I have to do that to be used as an option for getting profit

Crash on trading is just a common scenario specially for the fact that we are working on a volatile market that price changes over times whether it will get into a pump or a dump. Now with regards to Altcoin trading, there are some good Altcoins worthy to be traded and good for keeps and there are some that are made just to crash because it duly came from a not so good project and the team developer have not been managing the goods of the coin after listing making the investors and holders suffer on the consequence of their actions. There is also such difficulty on deciding whether you will be selling or keep on holding for you are still believing that it will regain somehow after experiencing a crash.

It’s something that has been happening. There are people who will buy a bag of altcoins and when the market starts falling no one would buy it from them, and they end up holding shit coins. Things like this happen when some P and D group pumps a token and some people will buy the token thinking that it is a normal growth, without knowing that some people are behind it, and after the group will dump their bags on those that are coming in late.

It’s usually best to sell tokens like this at that moment they start going up and take the little profit you have. Moreover, it is always recommended not to invest into altcoins as bitcoin investment alone will be enough for everyone and still if you look for diversification then you may go for altcoin for less than 5% of your capital with highly established coins like eth then you never need to worry on pump and dump.

Like an experienced trader usually do, they use stop loss so that they can minimize their losses during trading.

I'm using Binance as my favorite exchange and I'm very comfortable on using it. I'm suggesting you to also try it because it also has safe wallet that help you store your coins.

Try to search more about trading and once you learn about stop loss, try to apply it on your trading strategies so that you can see the essence of limiting your losses.

If you are planning to sell huge amount of cryptocurrency, expect that it will be hard to sell only if there's no demand on that crypto but if you are talking about the active coins/tokens like Bitcoin and Eth then I'm confident even if you sell in huge volume, you can sell it on the price that you want because there's an active buyers and sellers between the top coins.

The demand and supply will always depend to the market situation, don't rush to sell your holdings because someone might not just want to buy at your preferred price, you have to wait.

Yes people always buy from you when the market is crashing and you are “selling” or dumping your alts. There are always two types of traders in the crypto space. One who is always investing and less focused on selling their portfolio. There is another type who fear the loosing of money and sell their coins as soon as market is on the verge of crashing.

So crash in the market is divine opportunity for many investors who are not panicked due to such acts really.

You can always have buyer at crash and seller at high peaks. That’s how market works.

That is what is often experienced by day traders, where someone makes a purchase when the price moves up, and as predicted by traders when the price moves, they want to raise the price at a higher price, they buy it in large quantities, of course they think the coins will went up at a very high price. But suddenly the price drops back quickly and the trader can't sell in large quantities, from all the purchases they made when they bought it, maybe they didn't make sell orders at different prices and they placed one order at the same price for one price. in large quantities, and in the end the price drops to a very low price, so of course it is difficult for these altcoins to immediately go up again at the time of purchase, because what usually happens is that altcoin price increases do not move normally but price movements are carried out by some large traders who want to get profit from the price manipulation they do. I think if the price drops very quickly, don't do a sell order, it would be nice to just sell it instantaneously, around us we don't experience very big losses, if we think we don't want to get trapped any further.

Use a stop loss. It is nothing new with the altcoin market. Since like you many other noobs had bought that shitcoin when it was in ICO stage or low priced and now yearns to sell those cesspool and exit, the dumps become huge when they start. The price that you might want will never be reached because of so much selling pressure.

I am sure many "altcoin lovers" in this forum have already a similar experince. That is why I never advice anyone to buy them. Buy only bitcoin when you have cash in hand and keep it for a long term holding pattern.

Basic lack of faith in altcoins. Everyone know they are like penny stocks and not worth it. Every dump there is forseen as the final impending doom. Hence the sudden crashes. If you want to stay away from this, dont buy altcoins. If you are having coins in your wallet that have become stagnant, sell them at a loss and move on.

maybe you can sell it instantaneously or if you place a sell order your order is still far from selling and there is a decline first

Not exactly I was losing all the time because I'd never continue selling if there is no one left to buy my altcoins, I'd rather have to keep it instead. That only gives you more losses if you were able to catch the dip and sell your coins even you know that you are losing.

The fact that you are believing that this coin will eventually grow after the crash, why not hold for a while? It sometimes happens that a trader can be a holder as well. Not often, but that is what I usually do when bearish had come.

This may not be a trading glitch, but nevertheless this week many traders lost about $ 300 million on Doge trading, amid a sharp jump of the coin by 220 percent, as a result of which exchanges liquidated the positions of leveraged users. Almost the same thing happened with bitcoin trading, where BTC grew by 15% in half an hour, and Binansa even temporarily suspended the withdrawals of cryptocurrencies. It's good that the situation has changed, because no one expected such a result.

I have experienced something like that, we failed to get a high price position because the trading volume was very low, and the price also increased too quickly. I was forced to sell at low prices and made no profit. it is natural in a trade and my advice is that we must be quick to get the price once the price has increased high.

This isn't always the case across exchanges, especially exchanges where bot trading is allowed. On such exchanges you will have a buy order bypassed and the price level goes far below the pending buy, yet your buy order isn't triggered. The same way it's with sell order too. I don't want to mention exchanges that do that here yet so it doesn't sound like it's negative publicity. This is really appalling to say the least. So, if you have such a situation, there's a possibility that your order won't be picked and you will end up getting caught in the dump.

They are willing because these traders are willing to take risk for what they bought in the exchange.
And moreover, also they are willing and prepared to loss their coins as well. In fact, I experienced for what others
to loss my coins after I bought it then suddenly dumped the price were its too hard to recover the loss.

Neither you do decide if you do just simply hold or would just panic sell or cut loss.Everything about this will depend on someones decision if he can afford to lose a said position or
would just decide to hold and wait up for recovery.

This had been a common problem since we are dealing with a very unpredictable market.You should be wise and having that kind of intuitive or instincts on when to sell out and when
to get in into the market.

Instead of stressing out yourself then its better to see Plan A's and B's or even C's in any possible circumstances that you would face off.

That is why you want to trade assets that have good volume, a coin may seem to have decent volume but during a crash many coins see a significant decrease in volume as no one is buying the coin and the price keeps getting lower and lower, and if the crash in the price is fast enough your order may not be fulfilled at the stated price but at a lower price making you to lose more money than what you thought possible.

This is why trading such coins is risky and you should only trade assets that have a huge volume compared to the amount of money you are using to trade, this is why institutional investors did not came to the market until now as there was simply not enough volume in the market to absorb all the money they wanted to invest.

You need that setup in order not to missed the party, most of the time those who failed to generate profits while the pumped happened are those who got greedy instead of closing their position they'll think that something big will come to happen, the sad thing instead of pump correction happened and create a big doomed to the entire investment.

Be well aware and learn how to manage your emotion and your set up plans.

Yes you may sell that coin easily if that coin is highly in demand, if not it will take some time before you may sell that. There are some feature that you may try like market, limit ,stop limit and stop loss, so you will not worry if something might happen because you will put stop-loss that will limit too much loss in your assets, by doing that before the market crashes or dump so heavily you funds will not be affected too much.

Shitcoins with fake volumes are going to be difficult while selling, so don't use any coin for trading in huge amounts when their trading volume less than few thousands of BTCs and god market cap value. Basically a huge market dump or bump occurs when a whale is trying to manipulate the market so if you are holding more assets than whale then you can make it too.

That problem with altcoins has been here since their launch. Apart from the top 10 altcoins, rest all have been seeing pump and dump only because the whales are also desperate to exit and leave them. Only some shills on youtube still pump them so they can dump their shitloads on newbies and get a profit off the same. The sad cycle of altcoins is like that only - full of desperation and anxiety. That is why I suggest people to buy only bitcoin.

If they are setting a stop loss they may be able to move away from the market when the crash happens. This does not mean that everytime they will be able to reach a profit, because while altcoins exist, losses will happen.

I was part of something like that because I got it for free and it was insanely difficult to sell it without destroying the whole market. There was two main problems one it was the fact that I got it for free so it meant if I sold it I would be doing a disservice to my friend who created it, there was about 200-300 dollars and he was working hard to get it known, if I sold it all I would drop the price more than half of it and it was already quite cheap.

However he gave me so much that it was almost 5 thousand dollars at the time so I wanted to sell it but also didn't want my friend to know it. What I did was I sold about 70 dollars and bought about 50 dollars of it creating a bit more volume, which attracted more people interestingly and eventually upped it to 150 sell 100 buy and got rid of it in 2 months. Price was higher when I left and the volume was x3 higher as well.

Unfortunately the fact that anyone can make their own altcoin created this problem and will continue forever as well. The fact that you can pay someone under 5k dollars to build you a "unique" crypto is the reason why we have so many. Some coins and tokens worth billions of dollars in total marketcap, so the creators think that they could pay some people to do the project for them and in return they could be the "owners" of the currency of their dreams. There are so many people in the world with that kind of money so there are tons of useless ones.

Thankfully there are still some that are worthy of praise that comes out time to time, there are even new ones that came ou in late 2020 and early 2021 that made headlines and made people some money, but they are like 1 in 100, maybe even lower odds to be honest. This is why I do not think that altcoins will ever worth anything when you look at them as a whole, having 50-100 good ones in 10k+ bad ones is still bad odds.

do you know, why the crash happend ? because the sellers win against buyers
thats mean, some people already fill all buyers orders when his sell his coins, wich mean he do an instant orders
so, if you want to sell your coins in fast mode, you can do like that,
because if we sell our coins with pending orders such as sell limit, sometimes our order will be untouched mate

This is very important, many people use exchanges with dubious reputations to buy some relatively new altcoins, and if that is what they want to do then that is fine but they need to know that in the case of a crash happens most likely the volume that they are seeing in that exchange is probably fake and it is being manipulated by bots.

And if they want to sell it is very likely that if they have a significant amount of coins they are going to be unable to sell those coins fast enough in order to avoid significant losses during a crash and if they are not fast enough it is possible that they have a loss so big that they will be unable to ever recover from such loss.

Not really. Stop loss is there for a reason use it.
Sometimes people see altcoins plunging, not plumbing, as an opportunity to buy more at lower price but that depends on what coin it is. A shitcoin? Don't expect that many will buy for sure.
Unlike those who managed to tank crashes like Bitcoin, many would still buy it for sure.

We don't give advice to buy low volume altcoins which coins can't be sold in the low volume. I didn't face any kind of problem selling my altcoins, although you didn't mention that "how big amount"? Once I couldn't sell my bounty rewards in the decentralize exchange for a low volume.

Mostly i have seen this situation when there is negativity or fud and a lot of people just try to sell quick out of fear or panic so an instant selling pressure is created that can crash or dump the price in no time but also remember that if the fud or negativity is based upon some fake story or rumors the price will quickly recover because wise people will quickly buy the sell orders.

Don't wait too much when you see coin has almost reached their highest price sell them. Mostly, big traders are manipulating the prices of coins, they buy coins and prices start increasing when they see small traders are into the game they sell all their coins and pick the top orders so don't be greedy sell coins when you see the first dip in coin's price.

this happens very often, if I am in your position, I will wait for the price to recover than I have to lose or experience a loss, most things like this happen are because of FUD, so don't panic like most people

The situation change when the market is in bull run and any token that crash could be seen as an opportunity by some traders. It's going to be different soon when they find out the crash isn't just a dip but the taking over of the bears. The ones who bought the dip lose the opportunity to profit when prices ain't bouncing anymore. That's very tragic for a trader to get burned.

The problem associated with what you highlighted depends on trading volume and the order book.
When trading is going on with huge volume, expert always consider it aa healthy move either upside or downside but when a token is pumping with out volume coming in, then some may consider it as manipulation.
When an buy order book is so thin and then a sell order is becomes so huge, if any trader should excute a transaction or trade as market order, the whole thing can collapse and crash the price. That's the major problem we encountered most of the time with Altcoins.
That's why during a bear market especially when their is tension, Altcoins do suffer and bleed the most unlike bitcoin that do have just a little correction because there is always huge liquidity to consume this huge orders of market traders.

And you will experience that to coins that are crappy to begin with. You thought the dip is an opportunity but it is not because they won't go up anymore because the team decided to disappear. We have a lot of stories like that. Those pump and dump coins that left a lot of buyers in jeopardy. You need to be smart to spot if the project has still the chance to progress or not. Otherwise, you will lose a lot in this market.

for sure we can't sell all of our coins if we hold a large amounts at once my friend
thats why we should do step by step, because we need a lot of buyers to fill our sell orders

That's why it's needed to have a much deeper understanding before dealing with your decisions, buying coins that you don't have any ideas will only lead you to lose your investment,.

Like what you have said, there are many stories in regards to this incidents where traders and investors who ride with the pumped group ends up being trapped with useless tokens/coins.

Be smart to follow the project first before making any move in putting your money, it's better
than regretting if you lose after realizing that you are supporting scam developers.

When crash happen to a certain project you invest we have an option to hold or sell to avoid further lose of our money. We can't predict price since market is volatile but we can do an action of your choices. Remember the market is unpredictable we may experience big lose and big profit. This is also important to set a plan first before buying and always monitor the project you have invest in.

I think it depends on the volume of altcoins you trade. If you trying to selling an altcoin that have low volume or marketcap it's hard to sell it in one price. Especially if you want to sell some big amount.
But if you try to sell altcoin with big volume on exchanges like eth, xrp or anything that have ten of millions dollar volume, the case will be different.

We really never know when will altcoins dump, we should never blink an eye on the market of the assets we are holding for or you could use some algorithms like  Mudrex  (http://bit.ly/mudrexbt) for you to make trading easier.

For every sell bid filled there is a buy bid taking the bid, it doesn't matter to you if it is a pump and dump. When you are into pump and dump coin, you need to be fast and not get greedy, this is what affect most people, once you have the coin pumped to your selling position, start using stop loss to lock in profit, this is very important because the price will eventually crash and if it goes against you, cut your loss fast because if you fail to take this small loss, it will result in you losing more than you can afford to loss and even turn you to bag holder because the volume would have gone

You are right. controls when buying as well as controls when selling. sometimes some traders are fanatical with market trends. when the market moves in a pump then he will immediately panic to sell or even follow market trends by buying assets that are experiencing a pump. control in a trade does require more experience to master it.

You don't need to hesitate to sell the altcoin you get from the bounty. Many of these altcoin are unprofitable in the long run and only during the market hype do they have a decent price. Only a few altcoin from the bounty project have the potential to continue to compete with other altcoins in the market even I think they have a small trading volume. The best advice to you is, don't forget to keep an eye on the information about the altcoin you have been holding over the years. If the price is still reasonable enough to sell, then consider selling some or all of it unless you are sure of its potential in the future.

One thing i know about altcoin is that whenever it want to crash their is an existence of rapid increase in price which is mostly pump by whales and their is an immediate fall in price, most times when veteran investors notices this they dont buy from whoever that want to sell, this somehow lead to reduction in demand,  that is the scenario have seen

Misfortune and gain are what we generally experienced here in exchanging. That bodes well to consider the market first or on a coin that you have an arrangement to contribute with. In the event that we know about the stop-misfortune methodology, this will give you the assistance of not losing a great deal. I really did this all the more regularly in light of the fact that I have some work and to leave my exchange safe.

Be that as it may, to make to basic, never purchase coins when it was at publicity particularly for altcoins. A nearer chance that you will lose after. Settle on a decision to hang tight for the market dump or discover a coin that possibly develops.

Even you are updated, sometimes you will be hesitant to sell your large number of coins especially when you are seeing great news about that coin because there's a thing on your mind that tells you that someday it will grow in value.

Seeing some of your coins experiencing a bad market day, you will still hesitate to sell since you are sticking to the idea that it will bounce back. Stand on what you believe and don't hesitate to do some actions against your emotions.

It will grow in value even there is no news. In crypto, holders earn more than traders do in most cases. The price of Polkadot traded below 4$ and now it's above 24$. I do not think there are any traders who didn't book profit or exit from the market around 8$ more than 12$ in the dot. If you are investing in a good project it will grow we just need to avoid our greed and fear.

the problem of traders and investors is their greed. when everyone has control over their passions then harm is avoided. what happens to some of the assets that are pumping right now will indeed get some traders out of trading temporarily for selling their assets in the current bulls. control to determine the correct time to enter and exit will be very important.

You can make multiple selling orders if you will notice if that selling in bulk never works. It is common sense, anyway and as a trader, we always find a way for a fast transaction because prices move every second and we need to catch the better price before it crash.
this is certainly be going to happen if we experience delays in placing the order.

There are some factors affecting why it is hard to sell in bulk because that coin has slow-moving, there is no huge trading volume. But if we are trading the leading currency, that be instantly filled.

that's why in trading we need a calm so that we can make good decisions, at the start of trading I also can't control my emotions and when the price goes down I usually panic to sell altcoins and only the losses I get, but learning from the current experience I am starting to be able to control my emotions and gradually I can also avoid the panic that exists when prices fall, now I am starting to implement a trading system by applying sell orders at certain prices to get a little profit so that I can avoid losses if there is a sudden drop.

I agree with your say because greed will behind them and always tells them not to sell the coin, even if the price increases. Greed will tempt us to hold for more and make more profit, and if we do not have control over ourselves, we will follow our greed, and we will lose a chance to make a profit. We should know how to control greediness so that it will not impact ourselves to take profit.

If you still follow your greed, no matter how high the price can increase, you will not have the opportunity to make a profit. So take your profit while you can buy back the coin at a low price later.

therefore consistent planning from the very beginning you buy coins will be very important. of course, when buying an asset you have determined how long you hold it or what the selling price is. if it has been reached then exit immediately and buy again when the price drops. such situations will continue to exist in the crypto market. we don't need to be afraid to miss the moment. the most important thing is you can be patient and consistent with what you do.

Profits and losses in the crypto world would be much harder to predict how to sell or when to buy and for now to buy would be so bad because the market would be more likely to spike in the market than turn red It's better to invest in the long term, because it's worth more to the bitcoin, even if it's worth more to the bitcoins, and it's a risk of the crypto trade, and it's no longer a public secret, and it's up to all of us who make the trade

Not all traders or investors sell right before the crash point because finding the exact last price before the crash is impossible. The minimum and maximum levels of trend can be discovered with experience and watching the market patterns which repeat on trading history. The altcoins plumb to the hell because all traders join the sell army and want to liquidate all winnings before the end of the bull trend or crash.

when the market turn red its better to us to move our assets to any stable coins such as usdt or others
then when we think if the price hit a strong support zone, we can buy back again the assets mate, so, we can increase the amount of our coins then when the price growing we can make more profit buddy

It usually happens. Alts are so volatile and unpredictable assets that everyone who invest in crypto risk drastically but that worth it. Once I lost a huge amount of tokens earned at one good bounty campaign just because I believed they will continue surging and surging but they dumped and never pumped again.

How you think altcoins are so volatile and unpredictable assets, USDT is a perfect altcoin to maintain a entire assets. But every investors are always expect the profit in trading so surely we take some action in volatile platform. We have rights to fix the auto trade action so easily stop the losses and make a better profit in crypto platform.

Dump in price is normal which occurs when sellers pick low order and then others will starr selling low especially when selling in a hurry. But if the token has a good volume and trading in a good exchange then dumping a big bag won't be an issue and also price.