Your strategy and what you have done seems really good. The best thing to do is to forget about your shitcoins and just focus on real projects that have futures. if you think if sell all your shitcoins and buy some top coins, that is not the problem. You are not alone on this one, I have some worthless tokens in my wallet as well that are still valueless, I'm not sure someone will buy it for free. Even if someone wants to accept it, then the action is ridiculous and a waste of time and money. I wish I could sell them before their price dropped by whales.

Bitcoin will hit at least $30,000 at the end of this year probably, and altcoins follow it. So, just hold now then you will get more profit by doing this. But Sell the altcoins which have no potential and no news from the developer. Don't sell altcoins that have the development progress and legit team.
However, each person chooses his personal strategy, which works only for him. Even if I tell you about my strategy, there is no guarantee that this strategy will bring you the same profit as for me. Convince yourself by your own research and learnings don't convince yourself by others. Although it is good to hear and take some advice, you should pick the best and not the scrapped.

Next year there will be a lot of people buying bitcoin because they believe miners will not have any coins to sell. Almost all predictions by huge people keep saying that BTC will surge in 2021. In my opinion, this is likely true based on historical data, timeline on BTC progress, and many fundamental related cases. However, Some miners already started to save up Bitcoin and they have been doing that for years. It is possible we will experience another bearish season in 2021.

The best way to trade a bull market is to buy altcoins instead, they can rally like crazy. This is the strategy that I have had for all the time that I have been involved with cryptocurrencies, So I accumulate more altcoins, sell some only when I see the bubble, and the inevitable correction of it. Largely now I am invested in high potential return altcoins like Ethereum, Monero, and ADA. Hopefully, in the next bull cycle, we see a less volatile in the market and many more people will be wise for their holdings.

Make it simple. I explain by "You remember back in the day you paid for everything with cash, and then sometime in the 1980s you got that plastic thing called a credit card? Bitcoin is like the next credit card, except there tons of new cool things that you can do with Bitcoin that you can't do with a credit card". Then I continue by "I'm interested in crypto because I don't like the way the money system is due to its debt". I didn't really go into detail about bitcoin, because I personally don't want people to invest in bitcoin.

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The volatility of bitcoin's price and all cryptocurrencies is their nature. There are always pumps and dumps in the cryptocurrencies market. So knowing the price if it would go high or down is really hard. We recently had a slight price fall and bitcoin fell to $9,300. This was an opportunity for a small enter and exit but I decided not to use this occasion because I thought that maybe the next movement after this would be still downward not upward. I think This month bitcoin tends to fluctuate between $9000 and $9900 and this $900 movement is the room to play in the market.

Bitcoin has been very volatile over the past days with a few days of great gains followed by several days of losses which is very confusing to us who are trying to set up trades. Don't forget Bitcoin is not a stable currency. It is difficult to give precise information on when the price will rise and fall. However, The price of bitcoins is being wished to go to the moon or pump massively by all investors and holders, I'm also wishing the price to pump but no one knows the future let's be wise as we are hoping for this to take advantage of the current price pumps.

No investment is ever and will ever be called a safe haven. Regardless of the asset, there is always someone or some company speculating that they will make a profit out of your investment. Real estate is likely one of the biggest assets that everyone at one point in their life is going to be in contact with. And here as well many millions can be made or lost. The advantage with crypto is that there are no middlemen that are attempting to make a profit from you as well as here it is us that are trading directly. But of course at great risk as with everything else.

Ethereum can go up to $1,400 in the long term but not in 2020. Because it is highly affected by whales, whenever the price goes high they disturb the market with increasing the selling pressure. From $240 to $1,400 it is a long path. Whenever its price will rise with a good amount it will be affected by whales so rising up to $1,400 it will take a long time.

In my opinion, 10,000 US Dollars is still a relatively high value. When bitcoin reaches this level, this doesn't mean that a big bull run is on the corner. When bitcoin is as cheap as $5000, you can expect a profitable run because when it hits $10,000, your investment will be twice as much! From what I have seen in 2019 and 2020 so far, the min and max values for bitcoin are $5,000 and $10,000. So, $7500 is the average price for bitcoin.

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Now, this will be more exciting as the next Bitcoin halving (a historic event wherein Bitcoin price soars up after that event) will ultimately prove or disappoint what most people expect. I personally believe the effects of incoming halving will definitely be in a greater magnitude so that I would assume that we will see Bitcoin reach a new ATH again. But I'm not so sure right now because of the current financial crisis.

I don’t think history will be repeated about the price. The reason is the financial crisis in the world. No one wants your cryptocurrency when you don’t have a job or lose it because of the financial crisis and the Coronavirus. If you don't have the money and lose your job, will you buy Bitcoin? of course no. In my opinion, the price of all cryptocurrencies will be very low for this year and the next one.

There is no certainty that the halving will directly lead to a price increase. No one knows the future. Because the payout will be halved, new coins will be harder to get and that could raise the value of the currency. So if the same amount of total processing power (I.e. Same amount of miners using the same mining hardware) and the same daily rate of new money being invested into the Bitcoin each day post-halving, then the supply will slow down in proportion to investment and therefore the price per coin will increase.

I'm skeptical it will reach 4,000 US dollars as the market seems to violently reject the price when it hits 6,000 US dollars when looking at the small timeframe, still a possibility though, but I won't bet on it. There are many FUD now and many people are pulling their money out for fiat. You can now buy and be perfectly happy knowing you can only go up from here unless it keeps dropping. In that case, buy what you can on a daily or weekly basis and stop when it starts going up on a daily chart.

It depends on how profitable you want to be. If you want stable profit, just buy top tier cryptos (Bitcoin, ether, litecoin, Binance, etc) and ride the wave as Bitcoin pulls them all up. The crypto market now is completely driven by hype, and especially hype tied to Bitcoin. I personally hold ether, Bitcoin, finance, because I think Bitcoin drives growth, ether tags with Bitcoin but performs better, and binance is just severely undervalued.

In my opinion, it's better to focus on an amount you aim to accumulate and buy a small amount every month rather than trying to time an entry. I've seen a lot of friends just stall on their decision because they are trying to time an entry only to find the price move up shortly after. A few percentages here and there doesn't matter in the long term.

Bitcoin’s value derives from its current real uses, mainly for money transfers and remittances. it's limited supply, scarcity, store of value, and its many potential uses. If you buy for day trading you may lose money, but if you hold long term, it has been proven you get a nice ROI. And bitcoin has barely started, think of the Internet/email in the '90s. A decentralized technology that has a valuable use it's not going to disappear, even if a few tyrannical governments try to ban it.

The price will go down more. My guess is below 3,000 US Dollars in a month and we could see the biggest crash in the history of BTC maybe under 2,000 US Dollars in 3 months if the 30 days are prolonged and even more restrictions and services/things stop. The virus will disrupt and halt even more things in the US and Europe and Asia, so, people will reach out for their bitcoin reserves to get some money during this low sell low move times.