There's a common and good theme in crypto and investment: buy low, sell high. If you haven't recouped your losses and have heavy bags, then don't sell at a loss. For those that follow this strategy, I have a question.
Let's say you invest in a shitcoin that tanks, and it loses 50% value. You research and find another coin that looks slightly more promising that also tanked by a comparable amount recently. If you were to sell at a loss in the shitcoin, and buy into the new coin at a discount (again, assume both have tanked equally in the same timeframe) would this be breaking the "buy low, sell high" rule? Since technically you'd just be transferring the same value to another project in the same situation but with perhaps better potential to return to its previous levels.
But remember you are looking for a bullish trend in another project. But the main thing is about i should always try to avoid cut loss my investment.
Assume you can buy that in the deep but if that was having the more potential rather than your current investment and what? it looks the same as buy in low and sells in high.
There are no differences.