Do you get mad when the price of your cryptos go higher after you have sold

[fosco333]

In crypto the price increases many times after we are sold is normal, we don't know how far the price will go up, I often experience this, but don't be regret, we can buy new coins that have a chance to go up.

Yeah it is normal, unless we know some bad news on the project earlier than other people.
When FUD come, people usually sell their coin and others will follow. If this is the case, then we won't regret our action for selling.
But if the project is solid, we should become the diamond hand that able to hold the coin, not the paper hand because diamond hand always get much more profit later.

[Sithara007]

Back in 2015, I sold some of my BTC for $200 per coin. I was facing some financial crunch at that time, so I thought it will be a good decision to sell some of my coins. I thought for a while. I had three options - selling the coins, selling some of my mutual funds or taking a loan. Finally I decided to sell the coins, as the prices were continuously sliding for almost two years. 6 years have passed and the current exchange rates are around 30,000% higher than the level at which I sold my coins. 

[HyunBin]

I have been investing in cryptos for some years now and i always have to fight a battle with myself whenever i sell some of my cryptos or close my positions in a trade and the price continues to go higher.

Sometimes i regret selling, while sometimes i just try not to look at the particular crypto anymore to avoid having regrets. 

Do you also encounter this? And how do you deal with it?

I have a crypto mindset that "you cannot predict and dictate the market" so I always take into consideration that whenever I saw a good profit I take it immediately regardless on how big or small it is because for me profit is profit. I feel sad to see sometimes when the price pumps higher but I still look on the brighter side that I still get a good amount of profit.

[Cadaver20]

Crypto market unpredictable.  My prediction is mostly wrong here.  For example, when I sell a crypto, its price goes up. Again, when i hold a crypto, its price goes down.  So after selling any crypto I think that was my destiny. So I don't get upset about that anymore.

[iTradeChips]

Well, I feel anger and regret at first. Asking myself, why didn't I waited longer for the coins price to increase further before I sold them. That always has been my initial reaction. But for me, those emotions only lasted for an hour and nothing worse will come out of it after. Eventually I would calm myself down and think to myself that we do not know the future so we really don't need to be regretful always. What I do from That point is to sell little by little until I am satisfied with the performance.

[lxiaoh]

Crypto market unpredictable.  My prediction is mostly wrong here.  For example, when I sell a crypto, its price goes up. Again, when i hold a crypto, its price goes down.  So after selling any crypto I think that was my destiny. So I don't get upset about that anymore.

I can see you are a optimistic person, i am not so optimistic like you. Sometimes i would depress very much that the token i have sold and its price pump soon, unless i dont know.. So generally i am not to notice about the coin i have sold.

[bakasabo]

After this Saturday, the number of people who bought dogecoin at a higher price has increased. I would have been one of them, but I'm already resistant to being mad after such price drops. Because I know that the price will roll back anyway. Cryptocurrency is all about being calm and have patience. If a person is smart enough, he could always exchange this "low prices" cryptocurrency which is on hype and growth and not only return his losses, but also earn.

[Sophiya]

I always think about how much profit I made in the long run and how much I could have lost if I hadn't sold and the price fell. It always helps

[capokmerah]

if angry it seems not, if disappointed and sad it is certain. no matter the slightest frustration there will always be because of our wrong decisions. the world of crypto & trading in particular cannot be far from the decisions taken. it all depends on each of us. the important thing is not to give up easily, let alone give up.

[soul-impact]

I have been investing in cryptos for some years now and i always have to fight a battle with myself whenever i sell some of my cryptos or close my positions in a trade and the price continues to go higher.

Sometimes i regret selling, while sometimes i just try not to look at the particular crypto anymore to avoid having regrets. 

Do you also encounter this? And how do you deal with it?

Without such anger, we do not always predict correctly. When I first invested, so did I. But slowly I calmed down with my decision. When you've made a decision to sell, there's nothing to regret.
Human beings have bottomless greed, always wanting more. Once you've reached your goal, you ×2×3 accounts. So set clear goals.

[Irazzzta]

To solve this situation I will remember and write down the last price I sold, when the price was below my selling price. it's the perfect time to reinvest or trade. to wait for the price same with our target, better if we look at another coin or token project. But we still have to check the progress of the price of the coins that we have marked. no need mad or regret it

[infer]

I have been investing in cryptos for some years now and i always have to fight a battle with myself whenever i sell some of my cryptos or close my positions in a trade and the price continues to go higher.

Sometimes i regret selling, while sometimes i just try not to look at the particular crypto anymore to avoid having regrets. 

Do you also encounter this? And how do you deal with it?

Calming down and making the right decisions is the key to success. What we need is to analyze carefully before making a decision to buy and sell. Once you've made a decision, there's no regret. Practice accepting.
Maybe then it will go up very high, thinking we're unlucky. Set goals for the things that you invest in, when you have achieved it, stop, . No regrets

[Adreman23]

I think its a normal feelings to become lonely or mad or angry when we sold our crypto and it goes higher after. The best way to deal with it is acceptance and moving on because if we continue  regretting nothing help and remember that time can never be regained. Also in this industry we need to learn how to control our emotions and to become always cool in every situation.

[dwminer1]

It is an integral part of a trader's life. If you trade on a daily basis, there will always be a better time to get in or out. The most important thing is to realize that UNREALIZED PROFIT IS NOT A LOSS. Don't count the money you don't have, you can go crazy with it

[djmixen]

I have been investing in cryptos for some years now and i always have to fight a battle with myself whenever i sell some of my cryptos or close my positions in a trade and the price continues to go higher.

Sometimes i regret selling, while sometimes i just try not to look at the particular crypto anymore to avoid having regrets. 

Do you also encounter this? And how do you deal with it?

Nope! I don't get mad in the first place, because it is my decision to sell it, and that's part of being a trader here in cryptocurrency.
And I experienced this several times every time I do day trade in some of the exchange site platforms. That's why as individual traders
we really have an understanding about in trading here that's the truth.

[tianglistrik]

if angry it seems not, if disappointed and sad it is certain. no matter the slightest frustration there will always be because of our wrong decisions. the world of crypto & trading in particular cannot be far from the decisions taken. it all depends on each of us. the important thing is not to give up easily, let alone give up.

I agree with this, because our assets including coins are things that are beyond our control, if I sell coins in an urgent situation, of course I have no right to be angry because this is urgent, unless I sell coins to improve my lifestyle, of course I will regret it in the future. the day the coins I sold were priced higher than the previous phase.

[Galley]

I sold DOGE 35,000 coins about half a year ago. And how can I be angry with myself now or not? Before that, I held them for a whole year, and they cost less than I bought them. And when the price went up, I sold them twice from the purchase price. It seems to be not bad, but now it is an abyss) But I do not reproach myself for this, at that moment, I believe, I made the right decision. And if you made a decision, then there is no need to regret, whatever it may be.

[Gayong88]

Risk is trading and it is commonplace. This concerns a person's physiology and time, this is what we should know when we position ourselves as traders. meaning that our initial studies and technical analysis are fundamental in my opinion.

[gurunanakji777]

It happens and its a common thing with most of the investors/traders and you know we can not exit always at the peak point so sometimes we regret later that we sell earlier and we can not do anything on this. So we should chill and move on and consider this as a learning. Even sometimes we are lucky that we sell at the right time.

[Fortify]

I have been investing in cryptos for some years now and i always have to fight a battle with myself whenever i sell some of my cryptos or close my positions in a trade and the price continues to go higher.

Sometimes i regret selling, while sometimes i just try not to look at the particular crypto anymore to avoid having regrets. 

Do you also encounter this? And how do you deal with it?

You simply have to let it go and move on, the alternative is letting it eat you up with regret - nobody should want that. I've made plenty of investing mistakes in the past and one key point that has been missed: Don't be afraid to cut your losses either. I've bought company shares in the past, figured out it was a bad decision and then decided to sell after losing half my money (only a few hundred) but the share continued to drop until it was worth 10% of my original purchase amount. I was actually happy to only lose 50% instead of 90% of my investment and that itself is a good lesson to learn. Keep emotions out of it and accept that everyone is able to make wrong decisions, it is what you do after re-evaluating the information that truly makes a long term great investor.