When you sell is no longer "yours"

[jrrsparkles]

If price of bitcoin increases after they sold then they would be worried even some regret about it for very long but there is no need of such useless activities though because you can't bring back the past, just concentrate on what have to be done in the future which can bring more money than you lost if you do the things in the right way.

Each of us has his own circumstances. We don't know the real reason for selling Bitcoin, but there are many reasons for selling. Perhaps they need money to facilitate their living, to pay bills, or need to buy a treatment or perform an operation..etc. Therefore, they are forced to sell even if they only achieve Small profits, We all know that holding bitcoin in the long term is the best decision to be made because the future of bitcoin is bright, but we will be lucky if we hold Bitcoin without any reason to sell.

You don't need to be lucky just need to be smart enough, the basis rule of investment is never investment more than you can afford to lose which means we can hold without the pressure so can make money when everyone is selling and now people who bought Bitcoin after the dump will be happy because we hit 55K today and expected to increase more.

[alpamar99]

There are several factors that can influence this.
it is true that when we convert bitcoin to fiat with a larger amount when investing it will feel like a genius in doing so. but indeed it is only temporary when we see a much higher price than when we convert it.
but sometimes we find that many people do this because they are still stuck with daily work.
because indeed there are so many people who invest their money in bitcoin even though their own needs are still not fulfilled, which in the end, inevitably when there is an urgent need to sell their assets because it is a last resort.
although this is not good enough but it is certainly much more useful to do. but if you do it solely for converting to fiat after that it is just saved. I think things like this will invite disappointment in the end.

[Kittygalore]

That's the point of selling, you're giving it away to someone through a trade of goods or service or something else, that's how selling works so why would you worry and antagonize that? It's not like we can't stop people from selling their own bitcoins, it's on their own volition that they're selling those and they've accepted it already.

[Smartvirus]

Selling isn't entire a bad thing, trust me, its not. It is what you do with the money you get from a sold property or investment that could either determine if your sale of a product or property was worth it or not. Seriously, its very wrong for you to trade a property just to squander the money away. You loose too things there, you lose a property and the monetary worth whole, gaining a temporal enjoyment or satisfaction from solving a problem. As such, you don't undeetand what is lost until it appreciates in value in time then, you try getting it back and it isn't legally yours no more. That's the reality with life and the owner of a property decides how to use it.

[Quidat]

Selling isn't entire a bad thing, trust me, its not. It is what you do with the money you get from a sold property or investment that could either determine if your sale of a product or property was worth it or not. Seriously, its very wrong for you to trade a property just to squander the money away. You loose too things there, you lose a property and the monetary worth whole, gaining a temporal enjoyment or satisfaction from solving a problem. As such, you don't undeetand what is lost until it appreciates in value in time then, you try getting it back and it isn't legally yours no more. That's the reality with life and the owner of a property decides how to use it.

Selling could only just having two results;

Sell on profit
Sell on loss

You could make out some differentiating among the two and as you said,selling isnt a bad thing as long it do benefits you out.Its just dumb that you would be thinking that it is stiill
yours when you had already sell it out or had been released.When you do see those situations if you do able to held up and possibly make more profit then that
will really leave some regrettable feeling.

[Silberman]

Selling isn't entire a bad thing, trust me, its not. It is what you do with the money you get from a sold property or investment that could either determine if your sale of a product or property was worth it or not. Seriously, its very wrong for you to trade a property just to squander the money away. You loose too things there, you lose a property and the monetary worth whole, gaining a temporal enjoyment or satisfaction from solving a problem. As such, you don't undeetand what is lost until it appreciates in value in time then, you try getting it back and it isn't legally yours no more. That's the reality with life and the owner of a property decides how to use it.

Selling could only just having two results;

Sell on profit
Sell on loss

You could make out some differentiating among the two and as you said,selling isnt a bad thing as long it do benefits you out.Its just dumb that you would be thinking that it is stiill
yours when you had already sell it out or had been released.When you do see those situations if you do able to held up and possibly make more profit then that
will really leave some regrettable feeling.

Technically you can also breakeven, it is probably the less likely of the three options that can happen but it is there, now while the most logical thing to do is to simply accept that you have sold your coins many people cannot let go because they recognize they let go of an opportunity that is probably never going to comeback for them, as with the price of bitcoin being so high it is going to be impossible for them to ever get the same number of coins.

[timerland]

Yeah for sure.

I've also heard countless times about people complaining how the market is screwed now because they sold early etc.

You simply can't have it both ways - if you sell an investment, you are forgoing all rights to it and making a conscious decision to derisk and invest in cash instead. No point complaining about anything that happens to the investment afterwards.

[TheNineClub]

Wait what? There are actually people that do not understand the basic principles of trade? I swear that school education has not progressed since the days of 4 elementary grades. But I doubt this is the norm. I think most people understand that selling something means not having it anymore. Unless you sell it and ask to borrow that same thing from the person you sold it to for an indefinite amount of time, and yes, I have heard of that happening

[dark1234]

everyone understands that when someone sells it, it belongs to someone else; it's just that they seem to regret selling it when they see a higher price and don't want to blame what he has done and don't accept the decision so they feel it's still theirs and it's a natural anxiety; over most people who are nervous about price spikes and the thought will go away on its own 

[Ucy]

Ofcourse.
Better to sell when you absolutely need fiat currencies to buy other more important things, especially things that will be as useful or better than just keeping all your funds in one place. It would not be a good idea to sell to buy junk foods or luxury goods for example.

[dothebeats]

I also get that feeling every time I remember some shitcoins I sold for so cheap years back that are making their comeback today. It feels as if I'm gutted every time I remember that I had so many of those coins that I just sold easily. Well the only good thing is that it was converted into something more valuable today, though looking back, if only I had a little faith on some of those alts that I held, it would have been a lot more, but I guess regrets is what we all have in the end anyways.

[iv4n]

I also get that feeling every time I remember some shitcoins I sold for so cheap years back that are making their comeback today. It feels as if I'm gutted every time I remember that I had so many of those coins that I just sold easily. Well the only good thing is that it was converted into something more valuable today, though looking back, if only I had a little faith on some of those alts that I held, it would have been a lot more, but I guess regrets is what we all have in the end anyways.

I am sure many of us can relate with you on this! I had so many Doges, like crazy many... most of them went to some stupid gambling bets, even a lot of them didn't worth much back then, so I literally had fun with placing all in's on some games! And it wasn't like that just with Doge!

Now we can regret it, but I don't allow that to eats me from inside! Life goes on, when I talk about that with some close friends I try to tell it as a joke, something funny that happened in the past!

[watergold]

Yeah for sure.

I've also heard countless times about people complaining how the market is screwed now because they sold early etc.

You simply can't have it both ways - if you sell an investment, you are forgoing all rights to it and making a conscious decision to derisk and invest in cash instead. No point complaining about anything that happens to the investment afterwards.

too panicked will make people like that
they feel confused because of panic actually because when they see people who have been here for a long time they will not sell even if the market is not friendly because they believe in what they hold.

that is the main rule when the goods have been sold then automatically we no longer have rights in the goods.
Likewise in crypto when you have sold it then you can no longer recognize the asset that you have sold as your own because it legally does not belong to you anymore

[batang_bitcoin]

It happens to everyone who's in need to sell their bitcoins for other important matters. You sell bitcoin and you use that fiat to buy another asset. This is a better way of spending those bitcoins that you hold but if you don't have firm plans yet then you better wait until you're totally fine to sell at that price you desire. People who would sell at the peak would always be the luckiest ones and they're just going to rebuy and reclaim back those sold bitcoins of theirs.

[ven7net]

This may seem very obvious, but some people do not seem to clearly understand what selling means. For example, I know a few people for a mid-size village that, during a housing boom, sold quite a bit of land to developers and made a development plan that was pretty much crazy (high rise on small streets, minimal walkways, no space for public services, ...). They were very happy about getting the money. Now, all I hear is complaints about how many disgusting people that are not born there came to live to "their village".

When you sell, is no longer yours. When you sell your bitcoin for more than you paid, you may be happy about it, but unless you have an investment to make or would like to buy something else, all you have left is... fiat. And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.

Yes, you are right, being the owner, or what is more correct now to express it as the holder of assets, is always better than when you sell this asset. Especially now, when fiat money is depreciating at a high rate. Unfortunately, I cannot classify myself as people who have promising assets. Yes, I use cryptocurrency, but I still work and earn money to buy things necessary for life, but I understand that in this life you also need to strive to have assets that will help preserve and increase wealth.

[Hypnosis00]

I sold my Bitcoin for some reason and I'd never think it from coming back as it was not under my control anymore. I believe that is not really hard to understand such thing as because in time before you place that sell order, you've been thinking as well that after it was sold, that never be your's again unless if that person sold you back/ or you're going to buy at again. That gonna be the rule about selling and we should accept that whatever happens to those chucks of Bitcoin/ or that piece of land we've sold isn't our problem anymore, and we never have to think about it.

[dunfida]

Wait what? There are actually people that do not understand the basic principles of trade? I swear that school education has not progressed since the days of 4 elementary grades. But I doubt this is the norm. I think most people understand that selling something means not having it anymore. Unless you sell it and ask to borrow that same thing from the person you sold it to for an indefinite amount of time, and yes, I have heard of that happening

Its the basic principles thats why finding out this kind of topic it seems to be bullshit to discuss on because its understandable that you wouldnt really own anything that you had already sold out.

It is just dumb that you would get it back once you had able to sell it, but if you do then of course it would really be in different price and it is just like you are just smashing a rock in your head if you do.

Dont end up on having this kind of mindset because this would just simply make look like a fool. 

[LUCKMCFLY]

This may seem very obvious, but some people do not seem to clearly understand what selling means. For example, I know a few people for a mid-size village that, during a housing boom, sold quite a bit of land to developers and made a development plan that was pretty much crazy (high rise on small streets, minimal walkways, no space for public services, ...). They were very happy about getting the money. Now, all I hear is complaints about how many disgusting people that are not born there came to live to "their village".

When you sell, is no longer yours. When you sell your bitcoin for more than you paid, you may be happy about it, but unless you have an investment to make or would like to buy something else, all you have left is... fiat. And fiat finds its way out of pockets very quickly.

This is very true, when we sell something, something is always lost, and everything is focused on the value, when something is sold, whatever it is, the value will not be the same now and later unless certain kinds of economic phenomena arise. As inflation, in my country it is like that, there are goods or houses that are valued in a large amount of money, but the owners cannot ask because of their value because they could not sell, so their value is less than it should have, and everything focuses on supply and demand.

In the case of BTC and all cryptocurrencies it is different too, they maintain a value in FIAT whether it rises or falls, they will always have the value there, the most stable are when negotiations are carried out in stages of the ideal market such as buying in Accumulation and selling in Distribution that is the ideal.

[awik p]

I sold my Bitcoin for some reason and I'd never think it from coming back as it was not under my control anymore. I believe that is not really hard to understand such thing as because in time before you place that sell order, you've been thinking as well that after it was sold, that never be your's again unless if that person sold you back/ or you're going to buy at again. That gonna be the rule about selling and we should accept that whatever happens to those chucks of Bitcoin/ or that piece of land we've sold isn't our problem anymore, and we never have to think about it.

with it is no longer in our control because we have sold it, then it would be better not to think about what we have done before. after all it is our decision and the most important thing is in the future so that we can be even better. because if it becomes our right, of course we will come back with something that is doubled

[GeorgeJohn]

That's the point of selling, you're giving it away to someone through a trade of goods or service or something else, that's how selling works so why would you worry and antagonize that? It's not like we can't stop people from selling their own bitcoins, it's on their own volition that they're selling those and they've accepted it already.

What they are trying to let you know is that bitcoin is something you are not supposed to been selling frequently due to it's movement via increment, it's of the owner benefit to keep cryptocurrency in the wallet for long period of time, because keeping it is adding more values to it, than to be making a withdrawal Everytime, actually if you do that always that means you  are not investing into it.

At least, it's proper or encouraging to invest via cryptocurrency or stop making withdrawal subsequently so that whenever season of Bear market occur they will be substantial benefit from the investor which might be you or any.