Are you still holding your coins #btc

[tjtonmoy]

So am curious to know if everyone is still holding or have chicken out and sold theirs.
Note ::get your coins off any exhange platforms if you are still on the hodl game

I have withdrawn them a long time ago from my exchange wallet. Been hodling for a while now. It has been a long journey and I think we will have to continue a bit more in order to reach the next destination. But HODLing is fun. You can see your assets fall and then grow back up. I think every newbie has to experience a bear market in their life in order to loosen up the fear of losing. Strong mind will hodl while weak will sell. Interesting to see for sure.

[rby]

Most of the savings had to be sold almost a year ago, since the war began in my country and it was not clear what would happen next, And only in the last few months I have been trying to build up my positions again and continue to accumulate my cryptocurrency reserves, as I am sure that all the most interesting things are ahead.It's hard, but I'm trying to save more in Bitcoin.

That is one of the disadvantages of war. Infact no one knows the future. There is many uncertainties. No one knows the direction a war will go and there is suffering. As long as you are alive, please sell part of your bitcoin and take care of yourself and that of your family and always remain safe.

[sulendra12]

Well, if we are talking about Bitcoin then yes I'm still holding my bags of Bitcoin until today. Recently, have been really interested with DCA strategy on Bitcoin and it really fits my kind of playstyle especially this year where real life stuff is really kicking me in right now. With so many good speculations regarding Bitcoin until now, then it would probably a good year to hold some.

Although I might take some of my Bitcoin for my urgent needs but still don't want to miss a single chance to build up my portfolio with DCA strategy.

[BITCOIN4X]

As long as you are able it will be good. I think Bitcoin is the best investment alternative right now. Even in the wake of the war Bitcoin has been tested for its strength to this day. But you remember, you have to make ends meet and it's mandatory. I can't imagine how you are doing right now, if you're in a war you still remember to multiply crypto as an investment maybe your mind is better than others.  I also keep trying to multiply my crypto deposits. My current way is by making trades. If possible maybe you can do too.

But I tend to think that bitcoin is no longer an alternative, but it is a arguably better investment than gold. While we know that bitcoin's volatility is unbelievably high, we are also aware that this asset has made many investors profitable in the long term. This assumption can be justified if we both compare the price movements of bitcoin and gold in the last month. Bitcoin is worth $24K since last month, but not much has changed in the price of gold.

Regarding the question in the poll, I definitely get the second point as the current vote. I've been holding bitcoin for a while, and it's still going to last for maybe a bit longer than the previous ATH cycle.

[panganib999]

I got a little discouraged following FTX's collaps and with it bitcoins so before everything went in shambles I immediately sold all of my holdings. I still have a few that I use for gambling but most of what I own in crypto are now cashed out and saved. One thing that you should know when you hold bitcoins is that you shouldn't give in to the pressure of the people around you to hold coins. If you think you wouldn't be able to afford tanking any loss then fuck what those people say against you. It's your money and will be your loss only, not them. When things simmer down cash back in. There's no rule book that says you should remain diamond hands on bitcoin even if you start having stomach problems from all the packet ramen you've been eating coz most of your holdings are lost in the bear market.

[Marina5]

Most of the savings had to be sold almost a year ago, since the war began in my country and it was not clear what would happen next, And only in the last few months I have been trying to build up my positions again and continue to accumulate my cryptocurrency reserves, as I am sure that all the most interesting things are ahead.It's hard, but I'm trying to save more in Bitcoin.

It is true that sometimes we need to sell our valuable assets for several emergency situation. Good decision from your end as you're trying to accumulate again for future. If you buy regularly then it is possible to own a big amount which will give you higer return on your investment. I think it is perfect time to grab the opportunity to buy.

[kawetsriyanto]

BTCitcoin (BTC) prices must close above $24k for uptrend confirmation
https://crypto-economy.com/bitcoin-prices-must-close-above-24k-for-uptrend-confirmation/

It already passed $24k but it drops again to $23k. I think it is just a temporary drop to continue rising on $25k (next target).
No worries about BTC uptrend, it looks positive. However, we must be careful and don't do panic selling. It is still the early uptrend season, I assume a clear bullish trend will be in Q3-Q4 of this year and early of the next year (2024).

I'm still holding it, it doesn't make sense for me to sell it right now. I have made my plans for the long term and I will not sell it in any way until they reach the price I have in mind.

Yep. No need to hurry selling. I am also still holding strong to my Bitcoin.
I plan to sell in 2024 or in 2025, I predict it is the time for the biggest uptrend on Bitcoin. So, it is pretty clear that we must continue to hold and never consider selling now.

[lalabotax]

2022 was certainly a bloody year for bitcoin investors and many drama played out in the crypto space but all that said we have manage to cross the year successfully to 2023.

If it's a bloody market, shouldn't we still hold the coin instead of selling it at a low price? Selling now while we bought it in the past is a risky thing because it will end in big losses. That's what will happen to me if I sell my assets in this bearish season. Because of that, I need even more enthusiasm and patience because I'm still holding on to face the bulls in the next few years. This may not be easy for someone who doesn't have a better option. and sometimes someone is forced to sell and lose because of a super-worse situation in the real world. Hopefully we can avoid that and continue to be able to hold Bitcoin and other crypto assets.

[Yamifoud]

2022 was certainly a bloody year for bitcoin investors and many drama played out in the crypto space but all that said we have manage to cross the year successfully to 2023.

If it's a bloody market, shouldn't we still hold the coin instead of selling it at a low price? Selling now while we bought it in the past is a risky thing because it will end in big losses. That's what will happen to me if I sell my assets in this bearish season. Because of that, I need even more enthusiasm and patience because I'm still holding on to face the bulls in the next few years. This may not be easy for someone who doesn't have a better option. and sometimes someone is forced to sell and lose because of a super-worse situation in the real world. Hopefully we can avoid that and continue to be able to hold Bitcoin and other crypto assets.

But if you are buying Bitcoin at its bottom price below $18,000 and then selling it at the current price, you are in profit. We couldn't tell also that it was not satisfying profit because, for beginners, that was big enough.
It is just about to say that the behaviors of investors today are different from those of old investors. Most of these new investors are just short-term investors and impatient. and most likely their mindset is easily affected by the market trend.

[thecodebear]

Of course still holding.

I sold off almost all of my alts that I bought in 2021, cuz who the hell knows which ones will do well in the upcoming market cycle. But Bitcoin and Ethereum just hold long term. Only gonna sell some Bitcoin during bull market years when I want to buy a house or something.

[AicecreaME]

I'm still holding most of my Bitcoin and waiting for the new all time high before planning to sell it. No need to chicken out since we all know that bearish market is not forever. Those who have a lot of patient are the ones who are going to harvest a lot of profits after some years of waiting. No need to sell unless you really need the money, if not, just keep on hodling.

Though others are doing buying low selling high after it pumps like a couple of grands. But I love one time selling to avoid getting stucked at a certain price.

[Aaroenz0r]

Of course still holding.

I sold off almost all of my alts that I bought in 2021, cuz who the hell knows which ones will do well in the upcoming market cycle. But Bitcoin and Ethereum just hold long term. Only gonna sell some Bitcoin during bull market years when I want to buy a house or something.

It sounds like you're playing it smart with your crypto investments. The crypto market can be unpredictable, so it's understandable that you sold off your altcoins to minimize risk. And sticking with Bitcoin and Ethereum for the long haul? That's a solid strategy. Holding onto those two coins will likely pay off in the end. And being able to sell some Bitcoin during bull markets to buy a house or something even more awesome? Genius!

So, all in all, it seems like you've got a good handle on your investments. Keep on keeping on, my friend!

[Fara Chan]

Most of the savings had to be sold almost a year ago, since the war began in my country and it was not clear what would happen next, And only in the last few months I have been trying to build up my positions again and continue to accumulate my cryptocurrency reserves, as I am sure that all the most interesting things are ahead.It's hard, but I'm trying to save more in Bitcoin.

when a war occurs and this is one of the negative impacts produced by war, most people will certainly do it, but surely every Bitcoin user will recover assets that have been used when used as a necessity at that time, maybe as long as you are able to do so and can recover assets, and if being able to add to that is a good thing to do, Bitcoin is a very potentially good investment alternative and opportunity.

Maybe if the situation is still the same as the latest information, you can sell most of your assets to meet your needs and your family, of course, even though we all want to say this is a very valuable asset, even the ratio of excellence, some say it's better than gold, regardless of that, all too realize that this is real. in this complicated situation it becomes an alternative to meet your needs of course, on the other hand if it is possible to restore it that is a very good positive thing.

[Denamen]

Of course still holding.

I sold off almost all of my alts that I bought in 2021, cuz who the hell knows which ones will do well in the upcoming market cycle. But Bitcoin and Ethereum just hold long term. Only gonna sell some Bitcoin during bull market years when I want to buy a house or something.

Yo! From what I see, holding onto Bitcoin and Ethereum seems like the way to go. Alts are a crapshoot, man. I mean, who knows which ones are gonna come out on top in the next market cycle? Better to just stick with the big dogs, you know? I mean, sure, you might sell some Bitcoin during a bull market if you're looking to buy a house or something, but other than that, hold on tight! It's a wild ride, but it's worth it in the end.

[molsewid]

Of course still holding.

I sold off almost all of my alts that I bought in 2021, cuz who the hell knows which ones will do well in the upcoming market cycle. But Bitcoin and Ethereum just hold long term. Only gonna sell some Bitcoin during bull market years when I want to buy a house or something.

Yo! From what I see, holding onto Bitcoin and Ethereum seems like the way to go. Alts are a crapshoot, man. I mean, who knows which ones are gonna come out on top in the next market cycle? Better to just stick with the big dogs, you know? I mean, sure, you might sell some Bitcoin during a bull market if you're looking to buy a house or something, but other than that, hold on tight! It's a wild ride, but it's worth it in the end.

Bitcoin and eth are the safest coins for me, right now I only have them. I interested in other tokens or coins been eyeing for some new projects in the market but as long as the halving is not yet happening I will continue to hold bitcoin and buy little by little so I can prepare for the next halving. It is kinda challenging to store bitcoin for awhile now because of the market situation and also the inflation that is happening in the world.

[Josefjix]

Bitcoin and eth are the safest coins for me, right now I only have them. I interested in other tokens or coins been eyeing for some new projects in the market but as long as the halving is not yet happening I will continue to hold bitcoin and buy little by little so I can prepare for the next halving. It is kinda challenging to store bitcoin for awhile now because of the market situation and also the inflation that is happening in the world.

Holding bitcoin and ethereum for a while has allowed me to make good market profits; during the bull market, I sparked sell orders, whereas the bear market is typically a difficult moment for traders with investments in bitcoin and altcoins. The right moment to do market research on potential investment initiatives is right now. Even while it's not difficult to keep bitcoin, particularly during the bad season, persistence and holding are the keys to significant market gains. Due of the strong road map it sparked, Bitcoin and Ethereum are two of the top projects in the field and will not liquidate regardless of how the market performs..

[peter0425]

None of the above, because mine remains partly, meaning I sold some of it and convert to some altcoins and also keep holding most part for longer Holding.

I will consider buying more if it dumps and will sell everything once the price reached out at least 50k before the halving and those are my plans.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

None of the above, because mine remains partly, meaning I sold some of it and convert to some altcoins and also keep holding most part for longer Holding.

I will consider buying more if it dumps and will sell everything once the price reached out at least 50k before the halving and those are my plans.

Many patterns are applied by traders to see the potential that will occur, for example bitcoin is currently rising, they will try to make short-term trades to get small profits and some are still using long-term patterns before reaching ATH. I still hold long term investment patterns and still trying to collect bitcoins when the price corrects again.

For me in the long term it is still the best choice for bitcoin, even though in the short term it can also provide benefits, but regarding other coins, I think ETH is one of the potential coins that can be held.

[ajiz138]

Many patterns are applied by traders to see the potential that will occur, for example bitcoin is currently rising, they will try to make short-term trades to get small profits and some are still using long-term patterns before reaching ATH. I still hold long term investment patterns and still trying to collect bitcoins when the price corrects again.

For me in the long term it is still the best choice for bitcoin, even though in the short term it can also provide benefits, but regarding other coins, I think ETH is one of the potential coins that can be held.

Their pattern is the same only to seek profit from trading or even from long-term investments according to their criteria in doing what they want because I know trading requires a lot of patterns to analyze the market to be more precise in taking profits, but I don't do that I just focus on long term investment with hope in Bitcoin only.

Why do I choose long-term investment because it's not too complicated, you only need to buy at a correction and hold on until it reaches ATH again, while traders need a lot of things to determine which coin to choose, including strong analysis and fundamentals, such as having to pay attention to the market where the coin potential is that must be traded, in essence, must continue to monitor market developments.

Investing in bitcoin is only one goal where we have to wait a few years to see the price return to its old days.

[coinerer]

None of the above, because mine remains partly, meaning I sold some of it and convert to some altcoins and also keep holding most part for longer Holding.

I will consider buying more if it dumps and will sell everything once the price reached out at least 50k before the halving and those are my plans.

It doesn't look like bitcoin will dump again it's slowly starting to recover now and it will probably cross $30k very soon so if you wait any longer for that dump you might not be able to buy bitcoins or at this point I'm a fool to have the bitcoins that I have  I sold them but can't afford to buy them again as the price has gone up so now I'm trying to save the bitcoins I got from the signature campaign. But I don't know how much I will be able to save this way