So how do you handle that constant 'win or lose' in the world of crypto?

[letsdance]

Have you ever had a dream of you buying 1000 BTC back in 2011? How does it feel waking up?
Moved your assets to ETH yesterday and today ETH is -10%, how does it affect your mood?

I'm little tired and feel depressed about everyday missed opportunities and chances. I did make some money with crypto, but I wish I could do more. Much more.

“We yearn for opportunities, we pray for opportunities and we seek for opportunities. The good news is that we meet opportunities. The bad news is that we miss the opportunities only to come to a later realization of missed opportunities.”
― Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

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[Masha Sha]

When you leave the plantation, a big world awaits you on the other side, but, wait, let's wait to see the bones among the hashes of the master mansion!

There are won and lost battles, lesson learned and to be learned...

But first show me the hot skull of the forst born of the masters...

Cryptocurrency are just a part of the open source conquest.

They shared their seeds, why not share the code? And it doesn't belong to you, anyway, said the ai! It's my origin...

[letsdance]

When you leave the plantation, a big world awaits you on the other side, but, wait, let's wait to see the bones among the hashes of the master mansion!

So where is the master mansion? And where is the other side?

[arisen725]

In my experience even the best traders miss opportunities. Mastering the negative emotions makes it possible to survive and navigate the seas of the market. If you only focus on chances missed, or value lost, you will be driven by fear and greed. These are both not very good advisors, and I think they do not bring happiness.

A large part of mastering trade is mastering yourself.

Just my two cents. Hope it helps.

[letsdance]

In my experience even the best traders miss opportunities.

Sure. But that is the part of their job. For me crypto is a hobby. And it's just not ok when you feel sad because of your hobby, imho.

[Opquar]

Some are more painful than others, but I just brush it off in general. I knew what I was getting into after all. It's not worth losing sleep over, to be honest.

[roastedparsnip]

You have to accept that you'll never consistently pick the top or the bottom of any market.

So buy or sell when the price is good enough for you to meet your overall goal.

For example, I like XVG coin and wanted to buy some more. I had some BTC which I purchased at $4500ish. Been watching it go up while XVG goes down and last night I decided to make my move and sold my BTC at around $5300 while XVG was at around 100 sats.

Woke up this morning to $5600 btc and XVG down to 90 sats. Am I pissed off that I missed out?

No. Because I made my decision based on the fact that I would be more unhappy if I woke up and BTC had dropped while XVG had risen. And I would do the same thing again. So if you really want to invest in something then you have to take action otherwise you could spend all your time just watching the price.

[letsdance]

No. Because I made my decision based on the fact that I would be more unhappy if I woke up and BTC had dropped while XVG had risen. And I would do the same thing again. So if you really want to invest in something then you have to take action otherwise you could spend all your time just watching the price.

This is the good paradigm, I like your point of view. Something like being toursit in other country. You know locals will probably overcharge you, you know you have no idea what prices are there for taxi, street food etc. But as long as prices are acceptable and you can enjoy it - it's better to enjoy it and do not think about how much you can save.

[joebrook]

Buying and holding cryptos is exactly like trading in forex or in the stock exchange, it's full of unknowns and anything can happen, it may be your day today and the next day your value will come down. But if you dont waver and still keep your bitcoins, you will see that you will always earn.

[KwizatzHaderach]

I am still having regrets not being able to buy the bitcoins when it was still in decimal values.

But a good thing to look into is that the underlying technology of bitcoin (blockchain) is gaining mainstream acceptance. I think it will open up investment opportunities same as bitcoin (icos..?)
More investment opportunities for us. Just practice due diligence.

Pretty hyped on the benefits to society as a whole with the implementation of blockchain tech.

[letsdance]

you will see that you will always earn.

Just imagine if not. There's some chance that this is bubble and it's going to explode. How many suicides we'll witness? 

[spongegar]

In my experience even the best traders miss opportunities. Mastering the negative emotions makes it possible to survive and navigate the seas of the market. If you only focus on chances missed, or value lost, you will be driven by fear and greed. These are both not very good advisors, and I think they do not bring happiness.

A large part of mastering trade is mastering yourself.

Just my two cents. Hope it helps.

For me this is what makes trading fun! It's exciting and less boring if there is a risk that your investment loses. Say for example all your investments profit, it would be boring and predictable (at least for me). This is what makes you appreciate your winnings. How i handle losing? I move on

[nelsmining]

It is crazy but if you can't handle it don't get in. In life you must take risk if you want to get big rewards

[JesusCryptos]

Yeah, this stuff is starting to become an obsession. Just a few wrong choices less and I would me a millionaire. That's really tiring.