What do you think we should do with our investments in times of uncertainty?

[tabas]

For me personally, the uncertainty that can only be experienced for a while is an acceptable level of risk, in order to withstand the trend and the bear market that can affect, I almost don't look at the price value your investment portfolio.  After going through the cycles of 2018, 2019 noa helps me better visualize opportunities for this uncertainty

Even it's unfavored, I'm looking at the price just to monitor it. Just endure all the pain in times of uncertainty and think of this time as part of the growth that you'll have as it's a hard process to be at the top again. Imagine of it that it has to happen no matter what you think of it.
Being emotional will not help you grow on this market but it's just going to pull you down and will put your efforts into vain if you allow to hit you badly.

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[Yamifoud]

For me personally, the uncertainty that can only be experienced for a while is an acceptable level of risk, in order to withstand the trend and the bear market that can affect, I almost don't look at the price value your investment portfolio.  After going through the cycles of 2018, 2019 noa helps me better visualize opportunities for this uncertainty

Even it's unfavored, I'm looking at the price just to monitor it. Just endure all the pain in times of uncertainty and think of this time as part of the growth that you'll have as it's a hard process to be at the top again. Imagine of it that it has to happen no matter what you think of it.
Being emotional will not help you grow on this market but it's just going to pull you down and will put your efforts into vain if you allow to hit you badly.

* Keeping strong
 * have faith
 * keep patient

We sometimes need some break-out from crypto. Seeing the market daily and only just declines certainly affects our minds and could lead to emotional stress. At this difficult time, many people had suffered losses as they can't manage to hold their emotions, kinda hard if we keep checking our portfolio. Staying away from it for a while will help and save us from thinking negatively and uncertainty.

[maartenhaha]

now the price of bitcoin is down again, this is the right time to buy bitcoin, in 2018 the price of bitcoin is also going down. Many people have lost faith in bitcoin. This history repeats itself in 2022. When people panic sell, it is an opportunity to profit in the future.

[Stalker22]

For me personally, the uncertainty that can only be experienced for a while is an acceptable level of risk, in order to withstand the trend and the bear market that can affect, I almost don't look at the price value your investment portfolio.  After going through the cycles of 2018, 2019 noa helps me better visualize opportunities for this uncertainty

Yes, and I think that is the primary driver as we look at this and just come back to sort of where we are in cycle and the fact that the things that we've seen happen are just a continuation of trends that have been going on for some time. And so when you think about the set of risk that we're facing and the fact that risk's turned the corner with interest rates up, volatility up, and commodities moving more, that is a pretty significant catalyst to demand for different types of capital assets like Bitcoin.

[sklopan]

I would advise you to increase the size of your investment portfolio. I think it's pretty simple here. In difficult times, it is better to have a larger investment portfolio.

[xSkylarx]

Not selling is the best we can do during those times. If you have been into the crypto space for some years now then you should get used to it. Market will always not go up the way we want. Erase all crypto related apps during bear or capitulation season where too much fuds are happening scaring more people to sell their cryptos. You are just giving the whales a to buy at the bottom by selling at loss.

[Flexystar]

I was about to say when I read the title of this: find something else to do or find something new in crypto to research. If you came for the technology or invested because you were interested in it, you can probably reignite that quite easily.

There are a few different types of investors too: ones that want stability and ones that want growth. If you're after stability, you're probably better off waiting to exit at break even or a bit of profit and then leaving. If you're after growth or you're interested in the technology you should already have some resilience and expectation you might be down at the start of your investment (eg exchange fees).

On bright side yes, stability should be hunted in both the cases actually because crypto as such isn't favourable when it comes to the bearish trend. With the crypto falling down, people start with fomo reactions and sell off because they don't think straight. Most of the time they are scared that their investment would go zero but that does not happen if they are long term holders.

Some of them actually realise this way later when they sell it but they are the ones who would make a come back in the later times and stay firm about their investment.

It's pretty much paid lesson when they sell in the bearish trend.

[Ebede]

I would advise you to increase the size of your investment portfolio. I think it's pretty simple here. In difficult times, it is better to have a larger investment portfolio.

Increasing the size of your portfolio is wrong when you have not handle the one you have very nice, for investment you can invest in a place you know that if you lose it will not affect you seriously, any investment you are to carry out make sure you have zero mind that anything that happens to it you can bear it, you can invest what you can afford to lose not what will give you trouble when you lose it, start with low quantity and know your ability

[blockman]

I would advise you to increase the size of your investment portfolio. I think it's pretty simple here. In difficult times, it is better to have a larger investment portfolio.

It's the normal thing to do when we're experiencing uncertainty in the market. We should take advantage and be greedy to acquire more for our assets and investment. The thing is simple but not all of us are willing to take risks at that time when the market is full of speculation about being uncertain. It is affecting every investor because most of us want to be sure with our money and if it'll make much profit. But if you happen to target to grow with your portfolio and asset, you'll definitely buy more.

[Ebede]

Hodling is a great option in case of market uncertainty. When it is about bitcoin, I am kind of sure that the market will recover, no matter what. But I can’t say the same thing in case of other cryptocurrencies too. But still, it’s better than short selling.

Yes you are correct but is not everybody that have the mind set of holding currency for long time, people who holding for long time is for people who have extra money why some people panic and sell is because they have no money to survive and they rush and sell their coin and get money, people who get money and rich for bitcoins is people who large amount of money for the industry, selling with pressure alway push people for wrong side

[jackg]

On bright side yes, stability should be hunted in both the cases actually because crypto as such isn't favourable when it comes to the bearish trend. With the crypto falling down, people start with fomo reactions and sell off because they don't think straight. Most of the time they are scared that their investment would go zero but that does not happen if they are long term holders.

You will probably invest in both anyway by default as funds must be kept out of investments or in liquid and stable investments (eg savings accounts) to be used in emergencies..

Aside from that, if you diversify your risky assets enough you might be able to make better returns than stabler ones but I'd not advocate for putting a majority into crypto and taking risks for the sake of it also won't pay off (they have to have already grown and become notable - eg there are companies in the S&P500 that haven't grown much or at all in value in quite a while or often wipe out their profits.

[Issa56]

I know their are still lot's of people that still panic and sell their coins during the bear market which is completely rubbish, I believe the only people that should panic when their is a bear market are the newbies, the people that are just entering the crypto space and have not experienced bear market before, but if you are into cryptocurrency and you are still scared of bear market that's completely wrong, if you are holding a good coin, most expecially if you are holding bitcoin we all know it will definitely bounce back but it might take time so you don't have to sell at lost.

[Botnake]

While it is true that no one is a fortune teller, the investor has no choice but to invest with an expectation. From analyzes and appraisals, assumptions arise. And, then, from the assumptions, the purchases or the sales arise. The optimist thinks that the price of his favorite asset will rise in the future. And the pessimist thinks exactly the opposite. The strategist instead prepares for both scenarios. What if the price goes down? What happens if the price goes up? What you want is to grow financially with the greatest possible stability.

In my opinion when we talk about cryptocurrencies it is not known what can happen, it is really uncertain that prices fluctuate day by day, since in addition to being very high one day it can be very low, it should be noted that there may be crypto assets that people tend to follow , which have a lot of movement in the market (this almost always remains at a resistance) but in the same way these markets remain in a very inconstant ups and downs.

From my point of view there are two types of investors, the first is here that when they realize that the cryptocurrency is in a bearish state, they feel fear and prefer to sell their investment completely, this either generates little profit than expected or at worst the cases lose what was invested, and the second is the visionary who, when the cryptocurrency is in a bearish state, buys and waits for a bullish state to sell at a high price and obtain very good profits…. In my case it would be the second since I consider myself a winner and as they say "he who does not risk does not win".

A few days ago I talked about this a bit but I didn't go into depth as such and I wanted to see what you guys thought. What would you do in uncertain times?
Information extracted from: https://es.cointelegraph.com/news/how-to-redesign-our-portfolio-in-uncertain-times

No time to sell but hodl. Otherwise, you end up selling at a loss. However, it also depends like when you think you are hodling some sort of shitcoins, i think it's better to sell them right away before they ran out of value and consider them as dead coins. But if you are investing in bitcoin, then hodl it until you see the market is recovering and bitcoin is back again surging to reach its new ATH. That is if you still want to be more profitable with bitcoin in the next couple of months or even a year.

[Smartvirus]

There is a reason why we've got dollar pegged currencies or reserved currencies in the stable coins. Uncertainty moments which are users specific if one of that reason. Stable coins serves as a store of value with them developers requiring us to believe that, there is an actual dollar set aside for every stablecoin out there and of course, we know better haven't been involved in cryptos for some time.
Well, stable coins saves you the pressure that comes with making accurate analysis and could be where you stand when you've got no idea on either the market is going to go bearish or bullish. You just don't get to make any profit or lose, just stagnant.

[CaVO32]

There is a reason why we've got dollar pegged currencies or reserved currencies in the stable coins. Uncertainty moments which are users specific if one of that reason. Stable coins serves as a store of value with them developers requiring us to believe that, there is an actual dollar set aside for every stablecoin out there and of course, we know better haven't been involved in cryptos for some time.
Well, stable coins saves you the pressure that comes with making accurate analysis and could be where you stand when you've got no idea on either the market is going to go bearish or bullish. You just don't get to make any profit or lose, just stagnant.

But the dilemma when it comes to stablecoins is that the ultimate truth about the assets they are pegged to. We are just relying on the third party audit results about their assets. This is the reason that if there will be a catastrophe that is about to come, we won't know it. Because we don't know the actual truth. Are we confident that these audit companies are indeed 100% trustworthy? Most of the time, it is already too late for the holders to recover their losses. So for me, we should not go all in in crypto, set aside some for tangible assets, whether in real -estate, precious metals or whatever you can afford to. So long it is outside of this market, if that's possible.

[boris singer]

Talking about uncertainty, I think this is actually something that makes you unsure. nothing is uncertain because when we decide to be in crypto especially in bitcoin of course we know for sure that this is something that is profitable.
Those who think that this is an uncertainty are short-sighted by looking at the current price even though if we are sure from the start that we are in bitcoin for the long term then I feel this is still normal because something like this is quite natural to happen

[Rufsilf]

Talking about uncertainty, I think this is actually something that makes you unsure. nothing is uncertain because when we decide to be in crypto especially in bitcoin of course we know for sure that this is something that is profitable.
Those who think that this is an uncertainty are short-sighted by looking at the current price even though if we are sure from the start that we are in bitcoin for the long term then I feel this is still normal because something like this is quite natural to happen

Well, in fact, we know and are very confident that Bitcoin will recover but are not sure of these altcoins. Now if we are investing these coins, it is likely hard to remove from being worried and uncertain but we shouldn't have to let our emotions control us. If we could still see any hopes that it will pump, holding them is the only way to do it. However, we don't have to be confident enough that it will be going like that, yet it is to prepare ourselves in the case it losses its value more.

[boris singer]

Talking about uncertainty, I think this is actually something that makes you unsure. nothing is uncertain because when we decide to be in crypto especially in bitcoin of course we know for sure that this is something that is profitable.
Those who think that this is an uncertainty are short-sighted by looking at the current price even though if we are sure from the start that we are in bitcoin for the long term then I feel this is still normal because something like this is quite natural to happen

Well, in fact, we know and are very confident that Bitcoin will recover but are not sure of these altcoins. Now if we are investing these coins, it is likely hard to remove from being worried and uncertain but we shouldn't have to let our emotions control us. If we could still see any hopes that it will pump, holding them is the only way to do it. However, we don't have to be confident enough that it will be going like that, yet it is to prepare ourselves in the case it losses its value more.

Altcoins are still good enough for only a few of them and do not refer to Shitcoins.
Right now they will still be influenced by bitcoin and that's for sure but if this makes you not sure about it, the logic is don't go there because indeed you won't feel worried if you don't want to worry too much about it.
But if you do enter into an altcoin, then you already know the consequences, so why not worry about it again. After all, it's a decision that you make because back again, in this case, there are risks for each mate

[btc78]

If it's Bitcoin just HODL. It would be a stupid thing to sell in a bear market. BTC will still reach 100K one day if Putin won't drop the rocket and/or we won't have another COVID, there is always hope in this world.

actually 100k is so near to come and we will be making  more of this movement in the coming years , in 2021 there is only 32k that we need before that 100k breaking so what would be the next pump will do?
maybe more than that and i am expecting at least 200k ?
 

Talking about uncertainty, I think this is actually something that makes you unsure. nothing is uncertain because when we decide to be in crypto especially in bitcoin of course we know for sure that this is something that is profitable.
Those who think that this is an uncertainty are short-sighted by looking at the current price even though if we are sure from the start that we are in bitcoin for the long term then I feel this is still normal because something like this is quite natural to happen

the word itself stands,. Uncertain is also Unsure at least you understand what you are saying lol.

[dezoel]

Hodling is a great option in case of market uncertainty. When it is about bitcoin, I am kind of sure that the market will recover, no matter what. But I can’t say the same thing in case of other cryptocurrencies too. But still, it’s better than short selling.

Yes you are correct but is not everybody that have the mind set of holding currency for long time, people who holding for long time is for people who have extra money why some people panic and sell is because they have no money to survive and they rush and sell their coin and get money, people who get money and rich for bitcoins is people who large amount of money for the industry, selling with pressure alway push people for wrong side

Honestly, I never had too much money, I am not a poor person that barely lives, I have enough to survive but I can't even buy a car for example, so it is obvious that I am not rich at all. But at the end of the day, I still invested and holding and not worried about these price drops. From the peak, the drop is bigger than 50% and I am still fine, why and how?

Well, simply because I have seen crypto drop all the time and I have seen it recover time and time again and this is why I never got worried about it. That could be the biggest reason and this is why I do not think that it will ever matter to me. This is just my idea though, not everyone has to be like me.