It's time to sell

[Lerikaweb]

I agree with you) Every trader must be able to make hard decisions. Even if you are losing some part, you are also saving a part. So yes, if the coin is slowly dying, don't wait until it is delisted from exchanges.

[Vanderbleek]

I thought it is a normal thing, to check the project before investing in it. But it seems, that reading whitepaper is something new to a lot of people. But do not cry, after an ICO will scam and you just invested your money without research.

[Muzika]

I'm not spreading FUD and everyone is free to do whatever he wants. After all, it's your money.

What I'm suggesting here is to take all the tokens and coins you're holding and start reading the whitepaper, check the roadmap, see the team behind that project and how active the developers are is by looking at the GitHub repository. If it's not looking that good, don't think twice, just go and sell regardless of initial buy price because you'll be cutting your losses this way.

I understand that saying "hodl" is nice etc but you should use your brain and don't be blinded by the idea that every useless out there will go to the moon. Only a few are worth investing in so instead of holding random coins, you may want to target something that has been here for a long time and still doing well such as ETH, BTC.

The idea of hodling for me is only applicable for bitcoin and eth only, if you have alts on your wallet it is better to convert it to btc or eth and hold because it will work for a shorter time rather than wait for the coin price to recover after the ICO.

[oho]

I do not agree with the author of the topic! At the moment there are a lot of coins that have risen unexpectedly! Now no one can say which coin will grow, since many different factors influence the development of a coin, except for white paper, instant indicators and so on.

[moshuk]

I agree ... if the project does not fulfill its road map and simply does not develop, then there is no point in keeping their coins ... if there are people who are willing to buy them, it is better to sell.

[iancortis]

I'm not spreading FUD and everyone is free to do whatever he wants. After all, it's your money.

What I'm suggesting here is to take all the tokens and coins you're holding and start reading the whitepaper, check the roadmap, see the team behind that project and how active the developers are is by looking at the GitHub repository. If it's not looking that good, don't think twice, just go and sell regardless of initial buy price because you'll be cutting your losses this way.

I understand that saying "hodl" is nice etc but you should use your brain and don't be blinded by the idea that every useless out there will go to the moon. Only a few are worth investing in so instead of holding random coins, you may want to target something that has been here for a long time and still doing well such as ETH, BTC.

i understand how feeling this way mate. and im starting selling some of my holdings and i have some left that i really hoping for rising this holidays come.

[REYVAN]

yes of course for those who already know enough about a project or their coins will focus on certain coins will be more profitable rather than storing it randomly on a few coins but if it fails the impact that is caused will be even greater. this condition is evident now where some coins tend to collapse in price giving shock therapy a Holder coin. every decision always has a risk and that is certain so be wise.

[asayoyaasa]

Well, cut lose it not bad at all. We can set our losses not so much, I usually do this when I got token from bounties, just sell when I'm not sure about that project, etc. Ya, its your money, what you want that is your decision. But don't be regret when you losses so much. 

[bolshojkush]

I'm not spreading FUD and everyone is free to do whatever he wants. After all, it's your money.

What I'm suggesting here is to take all the tokens and coins you're holding and start reading the whitepaper, check the roadmap, see the team behind that project and how active the developers are is by looking at the GitHub repository. If it's not looking that good, don't think twice, just go and sell regardless of initial buy price because you'll be cutting your losses this way.

I understand that saying "hodl" is nice etc but you should use your brain and don't be blinded by the idea that every useless out there will go to the moon. Only a few are worth investing in so instead of holding random coins, you may want to target something that has been here for a long time and still doing well such as ETH, BTC.

Sounds like good advice! But in practice, it is impossible to sell on time and the price falls within 5-10 minutes after the listing, while you send tokens to the exchange. And nobody wants to sell for a penny, so you have to be a holder.

[dumplingsandsushi]

That is great advice, and normally I would fully support it.
But I believe btc has one more crazy bull run left in it.
I don't believe it will eternally rise (it's days are numbered), but all signs point towards another bull run.
How high it will go? My guess is at least to 10k, at the highest 15k.
And the reality of the market now is that btc is still the deciding factor in crypto value.
So if btc goes up, it will still literally pull everything else up.

Basically, in the short to midterm, I believe it is highly possible to recoup losses and even gains.

Long term, however, yes, get rid of your shitcoins.
But it is better to have an exit plan then just up and selling them all right away.

[coolon]

I think now selling is too late as everything starts to grow and a bull market will come soon. If you wanted to sell it you had to do it in the summer and you need to use stop los then there would be no such situation.

[kobita333]

Totally agreed with OP. Most of the coins will not be existed anymore. Those coins without any real usage, will be died. So, it's better to out from the market, otherwise, in long term, we will face huge loss.

[imoet]

I'm not spreading FUD and everyone is free to do whatever he wants. After all, it's your money.

What I'm suggesting here is to take all the tokens and coins you're holding and start reading the whitepaper, check the roadmap, see the team behind that project and how active the developers are is by looking at the GitHub repository. If it's not looking that good, don't think twice, just go and sell regardless of initial buy price because you'll be cutting your losses this way.

I understand that saying "hodl" is nice etc but you should use your brain and don't be blinded by the idea that every useless out there will go to the moon. Only a few are worth investing in so instead of holding random coins, you may want to target something that has been here for a long time and still doing well such as ETH, BTC.

I think the word "hold" and "sell" will be use depend on the person's it's self. They should be wise in making decision which one is the correct decision for them to choose in facing the market situation.

[matico]

Reality check is necessary every now and then. The truth here is this, not every coin will be successful so, start pruning, start weighing your option and do what is best for your portfolio and ultimately for the cryptocurrency market!

[shinchan123]

I'm not spreading FUD and everyone is free to do whatever he wants. After all, it's your money.

What I'm suggesting here is to take all the tokens and coins you're holding and start reading the whitepaper, check the roadmap, see the team behind that project and how active the developers are is by looking at the GitHub repository. If it's not looking that good, don't think twice, just go and sell regardless of initial buy price because you'll be cutting your losses this way.

I understand that saying "hodl" is nice etc but you should use your brain and don't be blinded by the idea that every useless out there will go to the moon. Only a few are worth investing in so instead of holding random coins, you may want to target something that has been here for a long time and still doing well such as ETH, BTC.

I totally agree with you. Some altcoins do not last long, especially with the current bear market. So, that is why HODLing is not the wisest thing to do. Only HODL altcoins that are active in the market and with an active team.

[cupic]

I'm not spreading FUD and everyone is free to do whatever he wants. After all, it's your money.

What I'm suggesting here is to take all the tokens and coins you're holding and start reading the whitepaper, check the roadmap, see the team behind that project and how active the developers are is by looking at the GitHub repository. If it's not looking that good, don't think twice, just go and sell regardless of initial buy price because you'll be cutting your losses this way.

I understand that saying "hodl" is nice etc but you should use your brain and don't be blinded by the idea that every useless out there will go to the moon. Only a few are worth investing in so instead of holding random coins, you may want to target something that has been here for a long time and still doing well such as ETH, BTC.

I know this market - cryptocurrency is the future of world finance.
but it still too small, and I don't have that much free money to buy coins, so I sold them at loss few months ago. hopefully it did not rise before I back (

[bartolo]

The biggest problem many people will face if they want to sell their coins now is the fact that they will hardly find any buyer since there is almost no demand right now, especially when it comes to inactive coins. They will be lucky if they are able to sell those unwanted coins at this moment.

[hardinero007]

i somewhat agree with what OP said.  it is necessary for us to research and evaluate the projects of every coins/tokens we have.  if we find the project somewhat questionable, then i advice is to sell the coin and just buy bitcoin or any project we think have true potential.

on the other hand.  sometimes we can earn on even those shitcoins via day trading, specially when the volume is good.  people are usally fed on other people's fud.  those fud makes shitcoins like gold.

[Noobaru]

If you hold a lot of different tokens, then you are right, not every useless coin will moon. But some of them will and some of them will drop, so basically you are at the same level long-term (not taking into account bitcoin movements). I am, however, more concerned with bitcoin volatility, because my theory is, that when bitcoin moves up and down, altcoins and tokens loose their value over-time.

[Aiberg]

We all have our individual choices and everybody has their opinion, you might advise people to dump and then when the market becomes green, you all start regretting why you dumped in the first place, the market is in a delicate place right now and with more people holding, we would prevail.