How to Deal with Volatility?

[Lee Dynamo]

To survive in the volatile crypto market, consider the following strategies:

Diversification: Spread your investments across different cryptocurrencies and assets to minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio.
Long-term focus: Don't make short-term decisions based on market fluctuations. Instead, focus on your long-term investment strategy and goals.
Risk management: Set stop-loss orders to limit your potential losses and protect your investments.
Stay informed: Stay informed about market trends, regulatory changes, and technological developments that may impact the crypto market.
Don't chase returns: Avoid making impulsive decisions based on news or rumours that promise quick profits.
Seek professional advice: Consult a financial advisor or investment professional to help you navigate the complexities of the crypto market and make informed investment
decisions.

Remember that investing in cryptocurrencies BTC comes with significant risks and it's important to thoroughly research and understand the market before making any investment decisions.
   

[tjtonmoy]

Diversification: Spread your investments across different cryptocurrencies and assets to minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio.

I'm not so sure about this one, tho. I have close to zero trust on Alts. It totally centralized and can go downhill at any given time. While its rise may seem pegged to BTC, but it's not. Bitcoin will pump to the sky, while many alt coins may fall to the ground. So the best bet is to only Buy and HODL BTC. You can try Dollar Cost Averaging to survive the bear market. And on the bull run, it will also help. Invest in BTC in parts, but not in shitcoins.
Buy low, sell high. Or HODL for long term investment plan.

[Coin Gorilla]

Diversification: Spread your investments across different cryptocurrencies and assets to minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio.

I'm not so sure about this one, tho. I have close to zero trust on Alts. It totally centralized and can go downhill at any given time. While its rise may seem pegged to BTC, but it's not. Bitcoin will pump to the sky, while many alt coins may fall to the ground. So the best bet is to only Buy and HODL BTC. You can try Dollar Cost Averaging to survive the bear market. And on the bull run, it will also help. Invest in BTC in parts, but not in shitcoins.
Buy low, sell high. Or HODL for long term investment plan.

Yeah, maybe with other types of non-crypto assets with the "don't put all your eggs in one basket" in mind.

[so98nn]

Haha, no bro you don’t do anything about the volatility.  The volatility of this market plays with you!! All you can do is keep your money as it is in the form of let’s say bitcoins and only take them out from the cold storage when you think you have made enough progress with the profits. Otherwise volatility is always going to play with us and with our profits.

There is saying, you do not make any loss unless and until you don’t sell your assets for X value. So if the X value is lesser than your initial investment then it’s loss obviously. It’s always better to be in freezing position all the time unless you wanna cash out for emergencies.

[palle11]

Generally staying out on volatile market is best solution. Waiting never kills but it keeps your capital for you.

Don't chase returns: Avoid making impulsive decisions based on news or rumours that promise quick profits.

This is important to abide to and not to do it. I will rather say don't chase your losses. Allow your losses go and look for a new and fresh start. When you abide to this then you see yourself correcting your initial mistake and picking profit. Having to look out for lost money makes you to be less focus on the total body language of the market but rather you get focused on how to get your losses back but you will keep losing out. So it is important not trade because you want to revenge your losses.

[South Park]

Haha, no bro you don’t do anything about the volatility.  The volatility of this market plays with you!! All you can do is keep your money as it is in the form of let’s say bitcoins and only take them out from the cold storage when you think you have made enough progress with the profits. Otherwise volatility is always going to play with us and with our profits.

There is saying, you do not make any loss unless and until you don’t sell your assets for X value. So if the X value is lesser than your initial investment then it’s loss obviously. It’s always better to be in freezing position all the time unless you wanna cash out for emergencies.

That is a good advice for holders or for the ones which are struggling to make that transition, but for the ones trading the markets this is not a course of action they can put in practice, they need to find other ways to deal with the volatility, and there are several ways to go about this, one of those options could be to reduce the capital used on each trade since this reduces our exposure to the high volatility of this market, another option is to refuse to use leverage no matter how small since leverage has the effect of increasing the amount of money used on each trade, increasing our exposure to the volatility.

[Zilon]

Diversification: Spread your investments across different cryptocurrencies and assets to minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio.

I'm not so sure about this one, tho. I have close to zero trust on Alts. It totally centralized and can go downhill at any given time. While its rise may seem pegged to BTC, but it's not. Bitcoin will pump to the sky, while many alt coins may fall to the ground. So the best bet is to only Buy and HODL BTC. You can try Dollar Cost Averaging to survive the bear market. And on the bull run, it will also help. Invest in BTC in parts, but not in shitcoins.
Buy low, sell high. Or HODL for long term investment plan.

It is about knowing which Alt has potential to do well. Diversification is just the only way to make a meaningful profit from crypto currency except for those who have good capital to go all in for Bitcoin. The biggest risk in Alt coin investment is falling for shit coin but hit and run method can limit the risk of falling for those scam projects. Take the profit when it is due and move on where investors fall prey is when the become greedy.

[hugeblack]

Diversification: Spread your investments across different cryptocurrencies and assets to minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio.

Diversification means your investment in different investment sectors. These sectors are not related to each other, or at least they work in opposite ways, so that you achieve a gain if one of them decreases because it works in the opposite direction.
Therefore, the only diversification we can say is investing in currencies linked to the dollar and gold, given that these currencies are dangerous and have no guaranteed value, and therefore there is no such thing as diversification within the cryptocurrency market.

In general, volatility is useful in the event that you want to trade, but for long-term investment, do not be afraid of that.

[Scripture]

Diversification is good only if you know where to diversify, some are holding a lot of coins and tokens thinking that they are doing great but actually its not because you have to choose the best option to diversify and not just buy without any analysis.

Volatility will always be here, the only way to survive is to ride with it and yes its possible that you can still make more money despite of the volatility, don’t just trade do your necessary analysis to ride the volatility.

[Smartvirus]

To survive in the volatile crypto market, consider the following strategies:

Diversification: Spread your investments across different cryptocurrencies and assets to minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio.

The fact that you look at diversification this way, in terms of having your portfolio spread out amongst altcoins leaves yo think that your not even 50% on this particular idea. I mean, it should have been a well observed occurance fir you on market behaviour that, whatever affects bitcoin has a some worth direct relationship on altcoins as well. It's rather common that way, the bear of bitcoin is very much as well the bear of altcoins. They are all coins and that's a single umbrella. Diversifying within doesn't make no difference except when you take other investments outside the field. That way, we could say you've Diversified appropriately.

[Fatunad]

How to deal with volatility?

Make yourself that fully aware on what you are dealing off with.You shouldn't anticipate nor mind much about positive results and outcome or really trying after goes for profit so really bad.
Dont make yourself get in rush on seeing results because this would create that desperation.There's no way that you could fight back against volatility but rather this is the main thing that
what makes you able to earn out of those increasing and decreasing prices.If ever it wasnt really that volatile then people would really get less interested to it
and would be finding another place which they could really see some opportunity.

[teosanru]

Volatility is a trader's friend and obviously it's worst enemy as well. Volatile makes sure you get quick returns or quick gains whenever a coin moves in any direction. I feel volatility ensures that your capital is not stuck in just one trade and obviously it's always beneficial to trade volatile coins. But at the same time volatility if it goes in the opposite direction can hurt you badly ofcourse. It'll not only kill you with losses but also make you lose your confidence in trading so it has to be dealt very smartly with proper stop losses.

[tvplus006]

To survive in the volatile crypto market, consider the following strategies...

In order to cope with the volatility in the cryptocurrency market and protect yourself from losses, you need to buy stablecoins. But holding stablecoins will not bring you profit. Increased same volatility opens up the possibility for a trader to get more profit, although at the same time the risk of losing their money increases.

[Denamen]

To survive in the volatile crypto market, consider the following strategies...

In order to cope with the volatility in the cryptocurrency market and protect yourself from losses, you need to buy stablecoins. But holding stablecoins will not bring you profit. Increased same volatility opens up the possibility for a trader to get more profit, although at the same time the risk of losing their money increases.

Absolutely! Stablecoins can be a great way to protect yourself from the wild swings in the crypto market. They are designed to maintain a stable value, so you don't have to worry about your investments suddenly plummeting in value. However, you're right that holding onto stablecoins alone won't make you rich. To potentially earn bigger profits, you need to take on a bit more risk. That's where trading comes in - with increased volatility in the market, there's more opportunity for profit, but also a greater risk of losing money. It's all about finding that balance between risk and reward. Just make sure you understand the market and have a solid trading strategy in place, and you'll be in a good position to potentially see some gains.

[tjtonmoy]

Diversification: Spread your investments across different cryptocurrencies and assets to minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio.

I'm not so sure about this one, tho. I have close to zero trust on Alts. It totally centralized and can go downhill at any given time. While its rise may seem pegged to BTC, but it's not. Bitcoin will pump to the sky, while many alt coins may fall to the ground. So the best bet is to only Buy and HODL BTC. You can try Dollar Cost Averaging to survive the bear market. And on the bull run, it will also help. Invest in BTC in parts, but not in shitcoins.
Buy low, sell high. Or HODL for long term investment plan.

It is about knowing which Alt has potential to do well. Diversification is just the only way to make a meaningful profit from crypto currency except for those who have good capital to go all in for Bitcoin. The biggest risk in Alt coin investment is falling for shit coin but hit and run method can limit the risk of falling for those scam projects. Take the profit when it is due and move on where investors fall prey is when the become greedy.

Whatever the situation is, Alts are just shitcoin. With bitcoin, even if you can't make profit in a short period of time, you can cover them up and gain profits with time. There's no guarantee with alts if they are going to do well or not even in a short period of time. It has a very high risk for investment. I know people are making good money with alts, but i don't wanna get caught in it. I just want to play safe of this field with Bitcoin. 

[boyptc]

Seek professional advice: Consult a financial advisor or investment professional to help you navigate the complexities of the crypto market and make informed investment
decisions.

I think this is subjective.

You'll never know unless you notice it that the financial advisor or investment pro that you've been consulting has got their biases. Yeah, we may get some help from them and that's a plus in our investing journey.

But these days, many of these people are there for the commission as that's one of the source of income that they rely on. They may suggest some tips of where to invest after giving you some helpful tip on how to skip volatility, and you'll get there why for me it's subjective.

[DanWalker]

Diversification: Spread your investments across different cryptocurrencies and assets to minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio.

I'm not so sure about this one, tho. I have close to zero trust on Alts. It totally centralized and can go downhill at any given time. While its rise may seem pegged to BTC, but it's not. Bitcoin will pump to the sky, while many alt coins may fall to the ground. So the best bet is to only Buy and HODL BTC. You can try Dollar Cost Averaging to survive the bear market. And on the bull run, it will also help. Invest in BTC in parts, but not in shitcoins.
Buy low, sell high. Or HODL for long term investment plan.

It can be said that this is a common mistake of many investors, we all know that the cryptocurrency market is very specific. The whole market depends on the volatility of bitcoin, as long as bitcoin falls, all altcoins will fall, so diversifying with different altcoins is useless and inefficient. Investment diversification means we need to invest in assets other than cryptocurrencies, not altcoins. And that is absolutely necessary, although bitcoin will offer higher returns than other assets, it also has a higher risk of all.

[Ziskinberg]

Does the volatility really be the reason why people had lose? Well, I don't think so. People had lost their investments because of being too emotional, having no trust in their investments, and most of all, their negative mindset.

There is no other way to deal with the volatility but to embrace this. In fact, we don't need to be afraid of the unpredictable trend but rather make use of this to earn more. Because the more we understand the importance of volatility, the more we like it.

[AbuBhakar]

There is no other way to deal with the volatility but to embrace this. In fact, we don't need to be afraid of the unpredictable trend but rather make use of this to earn more. Because the more we understand the importance of volatility, the more we like it.

Volatility help us earn, this what makes it more unique in stock trading as we will be able to earn more if we're good enough in trading since the prices can go up without waiting too much. In stocks even there is volatility it didn't happen in an instant or changes that much unlike in crypto. Though crypto trading it is riskier since we need to monitor it thoroughly and we need to keep ourselves prepared in the changes of the market,we must know the capability of the investment or coin we have to not lose that much.

[adzino]

The only way to deal with the volatility is to hold your coins for long term. I am not talking about some shit random altcoins, I am talking about those that are well known and at the top of the market, with a strong community and being constantly developed. Yeah, you can spread your investment to different coins, but the more altcoins you invest in, the more risk you are at suffering from huge losses. Invest most of your coins in bitcoin and ethereum, and in the long run you will be making some good profit. Never go all in on other random altcoins! Another way to deal with volatility is to take advantage of the volatility to make profit, but the risk here is also high but with some quick nice returns.