Let me talk a little bit like a financial therapist with some notches of psychologist. Lol.
The level of bear run and the situation of the bitcoin market cap at now that's being approached to the halving is being terrifying and bothering on most investors on a calculative theory of they should sell their holdings now before the market price goes lower than it's just after they've witnessed some impressive values.
There is no bear run in the market now so there should is nothing terrifying I see in the market. Rather what is obvious from your opening paragraph is lack of understanding of how the market works. You contemplating selling at this time of the market when interest in Bitcoin is at the peak with Bitcoin halving around the corner, means you bought Bitcoin with no future plans and targets.
The drop in price that happened recently is normal and that is how the market works. You can see the reluctance of the market to go lower, which means the bulls dominates the market amidst minot resistance from some weak hands taking profits.
My candid advice is this: hold on to your Bitcoin and if you have some money you are not using for anything urgent, kindly put it into Bitcoin now because now is the best time to buy and not sell.
Correctly taken. When I read post like this, I d try reason the level of understanding wey some newbies get for bitcoin. If the OP, don been follow bitcoin price since last year till the first quarter of this year, em for d thankful of how Bitcoin has gone in price without assuming sae investors are been terrified at selling their bitcoin assets because of how the market been fluctuates for price of recently, looking like the market want to experience correlation of price. However, the crypto market has bounced back to price and we are expecting it to push bitcoin price harder as the halving draws closer. Nevertheless, hodl is the key to bitcoin investment. You don't lose to your bitcoin unless you wan to sell at a loss price