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

[lienfaye]

What would you do in uncertain times?

Its understandable for investors to be worried in times the market is in bearish. Seeing our assets losing their value is depressing especially if you're a new crypto investors who are not used to it. Thats why it depends on how we handle our emotion and our belief about the future of crypto. But what I always keep in mind is, as long as I didnt sell my Bitcoin then I wont lose anything. The price might be decreasing but not the Bitcoin I hold. There's no pain if we keep holding, we just need a lot of patience.

[yazher]

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.

That's one bold opinion but that makes sense as long as you have invested some money that you haven't any plan to use in the upcoming months because we might be here in this bearish market longer than expected because after all, we are waiting for another bitcoin halving to save the price again. The good thing to do in a time like this is to forget the situation in the market and go to the place where you not gonna think about all of this for a while to relieve yourself from overthinking that might lead to distress.

[Abiky]

In this time of uncertainty, I think everyone should be neutral. It is better not to invest in anything right now.I saw a lot of dumping in the market and bought some coins. Among them was Terra Luna. Today I have invested in Terra Luna and eaten a lot of bamboo.That is why it is better to sit in this uncertainty market without investing anything.People are not able to do any specific analysis of the current market. Everyone is in a lot of panic.

Panicking ourselves usually ruins everything. It's best to be calm in order to avoid making a wrong decision that you'd have to regret in the long run. In bearish markets, you shouldn't spend your crypto since quick downturns in price will leave you with less holdings than before. If you want greater purchasing power in the future, accumulating and not spending is the right thing to do.

All in all, there are good coins on the market that are at a huge discount right now. They may never become this cheap if Bitcoin reaches a new All-time-high in price within the future. Terra may be going down, but if the UST stablecoin peg is restored, you can bet LUNA will bounce back to its original price levels. At less than $0.10 per coin, I'd say it's quite a bargain. Of course, there's always a risk when investing in crypto. As long as you don't invest more than what you can't afford to lose, you'll have nothing to worry about. Just my thoughts

[Dunamisx]

In uncertainty times like this, investors should do away with their investment on crypto assets except for bitcoin, meaning don't buy any other cryptocurrencies aside bitcoin, and those that have already invested should place a sell order before their own last hope bubble gets bursted, if you must invest then take this as an advantage to go with bitcoin because of the later future it stand to place right ahead of you, and if you have it already, hold it, no fear of missing out in bitcoin.

[Franctoshi]

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.

If you've been old enough into cryptocurrency space and have studied the market behavior for quite some time now, you would have realized that this isn't the first time we're having a Crash like this, Usiny the 2020 corona dump for reference, I myself didn't believe that we could get such a nice recovery from BTC to the ATH $3.6k-$69k.

To answer your question
What you do at this point in time is to be patient in case you have some portfolio , this is the time you be patient and become greedy when other people are fearful because there's great opportunity in the market as fear and confusion are all over the crypto space , maybe except the legendary investors who understands the game.

[ninis45]

In uncertainty times like this, investors should do away with their investment on crypto assets except for bitcoin, meaning don't buy any other cryptocurrencies aside bitcoin, and those that have already invested should place a sell order before their own last hope bubble gets bursted, if you must invest then take this as an advantage to go with bitcoin because of the later future it stand to place right ahead of you, and if you have it already, hold it, no fear of missing out in bitcoin.

I think as long as it's one of the safe coins such as ETH, BNB, and others the top 5 CMC coins we don't need to make it bitcoin unless it's a shitcoin or token because when the current market for us has experienced it and it will change it just takes time
may be very risky but I hope only LUNA has bad luck in the current market

[bhooscream]

For we know that sometimes the crypto investment is uncertain, we must do the investment wisely and carefully through smart strategy. This may be not easy because sometimes, emotion is always influencing, the hype is around us, FUD is spreading, and many more other influences that can give a certain impact on our investment strategy.

But at least, we can consider about these following to face this uncertain market
- Invest only in a top coin that has proven for years to have great fundamentals. The one is actually Bitcoin that is the best choice, followed by Ethereum or maybe BNB and Matic, but once more, sometimes, market crash is like what happen to LUNA
- Never all in into one only coin with high amount. Because we don't know and are not sure which one will survive exactly.
- Never follow the hype and fomo market promotion

[KennyR]

Whenever the market is bearish, the uncertainty is discussed. Regardless of the market, bitcoin is uncertain by its development. Some find it a big risk, being uncertainty is what brings in profit against the traditional market. The market is uncertain, but it have proven record on long term holding. To overcome uncertainty of the market it is good to do hold in the form of stablecoins or it is good to diversify the investment on more number of top list crypto.

[Viscore]

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.

As long as you are investing in those coins with long term profitability, whatever happens to the market, always chose to HODL. That is if you want to avoid losses and be profitable in the future. The market won't always be bullish, so we should have separate plans other than hodling in case the market stays being bearish.

[nurilham]

In uncertainty times like this, investors should do away with their investment on crypto assets except for bitcoin, meaning don't buy any other cryptocurrencies aside bitcoin, and those that have already invested should place a sell order before their own last hope bubble gets bursted, if you must invest then take this as an advantage to go with bitcoin because of the later future it stand to place right ahead of you, and if you have it already, hold it, no fear of missing out in bitcoin.

Do you mean we must sell all altcoins right now and just keep Bitcoin? I don't think every person will agree about this way. Not all altcoins are bad to hold for a long time, so why we must hurry to sell them? I don't care about the market condition, I constantly keep my BNB and ETH in my wallets. I even buy more if there is a huge dump, I am optimistic about the future of these altcoins. Sure, holding BTC is a must, but doesn't mean having a single coin only. I believe diversifying asset is the best way to optimize the opportunity for profits in investment.

[Len Saldua]

I know it's an unpopular opinion, but I sold *almost* everything into PAX Gold at 30K. Prior to that, I had sold a big chunk of  my portfolio into BNB, one of the biggest, safest bets in crypto. I moved it all into Gold when I saw Binance drop 15, 16 and nearly 20% per day. Gold will never 2x or 3x, but it will not drop 20 or 30% in a day either. I thought of moving to stable coins, with UST and Tether in trouble, I can't think of a worse time to go the stable coin route.

[kryptqnick]

I think that if one invested long-term in Bitcoin, it's best to just sit through the period of the bear market, wait it out. If one has more money to invest, it's a good time to buy. If one has an emergency and really needs money, selling some, even at a loss, might be necessary. But selling just out of panic selling is a big mistake. That is, of course, if we're talking about Bitcoin, which so far recovered from each bear market and surpassed its previous ATH point, apart from the last one. If it's a coin that might just die and never recover, it's probably good to pull the money out when it's still possible.

[Emitdama]

The decision you are ever going to decide to make during the times of uncertainties is going to depend on your situation then. For someone who is in a really bad situation, they would have no other option than to sell some of their assets or all of them, so that they will be able to provide for their needs at the moment.

But, for someone who is quite OK, and what they invested in the market is an amount that they knew they were ready to spare, then this wouldn’t be much of a problem as they would be able to deal with it no matter what .

[cheezcarls]

It really depends on the situation, especially if you’re in a real emergency. If we invested our extra money in Bitcoin, I would consider holding it because it will eventually come back stronger without warning. For short term altcoins that we have, it’s better to convert them into fiat especially those that are already in profit so that you won’t get liquidated even more (unless you have a very strong belief in that altcoin).

However, I am not a financial or investment advisor. These are just some of my own point of view in certain scenarios like this.   

[pawanjain]

When it comes to bitcoin I believe that every price is a good price to buy. If only I had enough fiat then I would be buying bitcoin every week.
Although I am accumulating but who doesn't want a lot of coins. So whether you buy at a higher price or lower, if the price went further down then just collect fiat and keep buying more.
BTC always recovers and goes to ATH. It's just a matter of time and then after that you are already in profits. So it depends on you when to sell.

[jaberwock]

I know it's an unpopular opinion, but I sold *almost* everything into PAX Gold at 30K. Prior to that, I had sold a big chunk of  my portfolio into BNB, one of the biggest, safest bets in crypto. I moved it all into Gold when I saw Binance drop 15, 16 and nearly 20% per day. Gold will never 2x or 3x, but it will not drop 20 or 30% in a day either. I thought of moving to stable coins, with UST and Tether in trouble, I can't think of a worse time to go the stable coin route.

Gold is known to be stable but not the same as a literal stable coin that rarely moves but I think that gold can easily times 2 of its price whenever the market is in good condition but 3x and above can be a little harder for a much stable asset like gold. Drops are also rare in gold (obviously) but when it do, I still don't think it can drop 30 percent as that can be too much already for it.

Good thing that you didn't invest in ust because it has an ongoing issue right now but other stable coins like tether are I think still fine. If you want a more safer stable coins then why not try busd? There is also dai which is decentralized. I rarely seen an issue with these two.

[Len Saldua]

If you follow Kitco on YouTube you would know many of the experts outside crypto ( people with 30 and 40+ years of experience in financial investments ) are going back to Gold and Silver. Gold especially, is not only uncorrelated to Bitcoin and Stocks, but also known to do well when Bitcoin is doing badly, so that makes it a good alternative for the bear market. During a Bitcoin bull run, Gold has no chance, but who knows when that will start again, maybe late 2024.

[suzanne5223]

If you follow Kitco on YouTube you would know many of the experts outside crypto ( people with 30 and 40+ years of experience in financial investments ) are going back to Gold and Silver. Gold especially, is not only uncorrelated to Bitcoin and Stocks, but also known to do well when Bitcoin is doing badly, so that makes it a good alternative for the bear market. During a Bitcoin bull run, Gold has no chance, but who knows when that will start again, maybe late 2024.

You may have some point in what said about Gold is not correlated with Bitcoin but what you don't understand is that every asset correlates at some point.
Having said that, I believe you're making the exact mistake some people made during the bearish market which is the time you invest in something like Bitcoin not that you invest in something somehow stable in price like Gold this is what most crypto millionaires did

[Dumbsize]

Assuming I don’t have all my bitcoins in one position, I’d hold it. Of course I would calculate the risk before investing in the first hand. If I can’t handle the risk of that asset, it’s not the right time for me to invest in it. Simple.

[Ale88]

What would you do in uncertain times?

If you didn't sell before at this point the smarter thing to do is hodling until the market recovers again. Maybe it'll take a few months, maybe more than one year, but it's gonna happen. I never understood those people who don't sell when bitcoin goes up and then, when it starts going down, they get scared and even sell losing money.