Have you sold all of your crypto assets yet?

[Vincom]

As I have mentioned in several previous topics, I took profits in stages using my RDCA strategy. I sold my BTC at the 100K USD + 110K USD + 120K USD, and 95K USD levels. Since then, I have stayed on the sidelines in USDT. While a 100% profit this season might seem modest to some, I consider it a great success and feel very fortunate.

I am still keeping a close eye on the market. Now that the BTC price has dipped below 70K USD, fear has clearly taken hold of the entire market. Many investors are panic selling, while others are determined to hold through this crypto winter in hopes of profiting during the next uptrend.

I do not claim to be an expert in market analysis. I rely on the SonicR indicator, and seeing that the BTC price has fallen below the Dragon, I see no further reason to hold crypto at this time. I understand that holders face a difficult psychological battle, but that should not stop someone from cutting losses to protect their capital before the situation worsens.

I am a firm believer in the four-year market cycle. Despite what CZ has predicted, I am not convinced that price action patterns have fundamentally changed. If history is any guide, 2026 will be a year of significant decline. Since we are only in early February, we likely have nine or ten gloomy months ahead filled with scandals and many tokens dropping 50% to 90% in value. I would not be surprised to see BTC fall back to the 40,000 USD or 50,000 USD range by the end of the year.

My plan is to simply stick to my DCA and RDCA approach. I will start accumulating BTC again once the price breaks back above the Dragon. I cannot predict the exact timing or price level, but I expect that opportunity to arrive sometime in 2027.

I want to know about your trading strategy at this time:

• Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?
• What is the motivation for your action?
• Which investment strategy will you apply for the next season?

[shinratensei_]

1. Still holding $HYPE
2. It dumped and no point in selling it realizing the massive loss if the exchange is still working well.
3. The good ol' DCA like before, I think it's just the most proven strategy so far with high rate of success. I don't think there's really any strategy out there other than just buy and hold though.

[Rengga Jati]

• Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?

Tokens?
Not yet, all the tokens I held ended up expired, meaning they were dumped and going to die.
I only managed to sell BTC, BNB, and some ETH coins.

• What is the motivation for your action?

I'm holding all the cryptocurrency tokens and coins I didn't manage to sell during the last bull run. There's no point hoping for an altseason; they won't come. Furthermore, they're all in a loss position. I won't cut my losses because I've been holding them for years. I'll just let them die.

• Which investment strategy will you apply for the next season?

Doing DCA.
Certain coins only, top cryptocurrencies:
BTC, ETH, and BNB

[gibrab16]

As I have mentioned in several previous topics, I took profits in stages using my RDCA strategy. I sold my BTC at the 100K USD + 110K USD + 120K USD, and 95K USD levels. Since then, I have stayed on the sidelines in USDT. While a 100% profit this season might seem modest to some, I consider it a great success and feel very fortunate.

I am still keeping a close eye on the market. Now that the BTC price has dipped below 70K USD, fear has clearly taken hold of the entire market. Many investors are panic selling, while others are determined to hold through this crypto winter in hopes of profiting during the next uptrend.

I do not claim to be an expert in market analysis. I rely on the SonicR indicator, and seeing that the BTC price has fallen below the Dragon, I see no further reason to hold crypto at this time. I understand that holders face a difficult psychological battle, but that should not stop someone from cutting losses to protect their capital before the situation worsens.

I am a firm believer in the four-year market cycle. Despite what CZ has predicted, I am not convinced that price action patterns have fundamentally changed. If history is any guide, 2026 will be a year of significant decline. Since we are only in early February, we likely have nine or ten gloomy months ahead filled with scandals and many tokens dropping 50% to 90% in value. I would not be surprised to see BTC fall back to the 40,000 USD or 50,000 USD range by the end of the year.

My plan is to simply stick to my DCA and RDCA approach. I will start accumulating BTC again once the price breaks back above the Dragon. I cannot predict the exact timing or price level, but I expect that opportunity to arrive sometime in 2027.

I want to know about your trading strategy at this time:

• Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?
• What is the motivation for your action?
• Which investment strategy will you apply for the next season?

i already scaled out most of my bags not tryna diamond hand into a drawdown, sitting heavy in stables and just waiting. yes the market see a dip and people start pulling but for the long time investors this is not the first dip they have seen so sit tight for now. no hero plays just risk management and patience

[CONVOAI]

Your discipline is really commendable. Many people get greedy even when they get the opportunity to take profit. I personally closed 50% of my positions. Because the market seems very uncertain now. My motivation is to keep stress low. It is important to stay safe even if the profit is small. My plan is to take slow entries when there is a big dump because patience is the biggest weapon in this market.

[$crypto$]

Some tokens are still being held, not fully sold --- I sold a little too late and now it's going down.

Motivation in altcoins is not too great, but for BTC there is still confidence that the price will recover later even though I bought at a high price of around $90K.

Bitcoin, due to the market crash should be utilized for accumulation.

[Nahl]

I don't have any tokens to hold because i think holding tokens in the middle of bear market is very risky but if talking about my crypto portfolio currently i have a plan to increase my DCA funds for bitcoin because this is good opportunities to bought more while the prices dumped but for altcoin i still hold Solana and the reason i still hold this coin because i used that for memecoin trading but Solana is quite cheap right now so, besides bitcoin recently i have included Solana to my DCA method

[Pandorak]

• Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?

To be honest, i still hold on to some coins that I've had for a long time. Their prices keep falling, so it takes extra patience to wait for them to rise again. I still believe in holding on to them because of their utility.

• What is the motivation for your action?

Of course, avoiding losses and selling at the current price is foolish. Instead, it would be better to think about how to find capital to accumulate more.

• Which investment strategy will you apply for the next season?

The first thing to do is definitely to start buying little by little using the DCA method, we'll see if there will be an increase next season.

[Alonso_]

As I have mentioned in several previous topics, I took profits in stages using my RDCA strategy. I sold my BTC at the 100K USD + 110K USD + 120K USD, and 95K USD levels. Since then, I have stayed on the sidelines in USDT. While a 100% profit this season might seem modest to some, I consider it a great success and feel very fortunate.

I am still keeping a close eye on the market. Now that the BTC price has dipped below 70K USD, fear has clearly taken hold of the entire market. Many investors are panic selling, while others are determined to hold through this crypto winter in hopes of profiting during the next uptrend.

I do not claim to be an expert in market analysis. I rely on the SonicR indicator, and seeing that the BTC price has fallen below the Dragon, I see no further reason to hold crypto at this time. I understand that holders face a difficult psychological battle, but that should not stop someone from cutting losses to protect their capital before the situation worsens.

I am a firm believer in the four-year market cycle. Despite what CZ has predicted, I am not convinced that price action patterns have fundamentally changed. If history is any guide, 2026 will be a year of significant decline. Since we are only in early February, we likely have nine or ten gloomy months ahead filled with scandals and many tokens dropping 50% to 90% in value. I would not be surprised to see BTC fall back to the 40,000 USD or 50,000 USD range by the end of the year.

My plan is to simply stick to my DCA and RDCA approach. I will start accumulating BTC again once the price breaks back above the Dragon. I cannot predict the exact timing or price level, but I expect that opportunity to arrive sometime in 2027.

I want to know about your trading strategy at this time:

• Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?
• What is the motivation for your action?
• Which investment strategy will you apply for the next season?

i already scaled out most of my bags not tryna diamond hand into a drawdown, sitting heavy in stables and just waiting. yes the market see a dip and people start pulling but for the long time investors this is not the first dip they have seen so sit tight for now. no hero plays just risk management and patience

Someone who knows what bitcoin is all about wouldn’t pull out of Bitcoin or cryptocurrency because of and ordinary dip, well I can only speak more about bitcoin and I know that other cryptocurrencies depends on bitcoin to thrive so I’m completely sure that since Bitcoin is coming down likewise other cryptocurrencies are also coming down, but if you trust the cryptocurrency that you’re holding there is absolutely no reason to panic or do whatsoever would actually be the Challenge, most people would sell there bitcoin and rebuy again, whichever way that they feel comfortable I think it’s more of their business how they want to operate their bitcoin investment, patience is a key and like they always say patience is a virtue and we have to be patience and also try to take the opportunity in the bear market season.

[Xylber]

It could drop to 45k? Yes. Can it take 2 years to break ATH again? Yes.
But after selling at 110/120k, buying at a range of 55k/70k is very good already.

I wouldn't buy tokens tho, but Bitcoin.

[obuoma]

I may not be too old in this business but I know that long term is where the real gain is provided you are holding good coins. This is why I put my money mostly in Bitcoin and some selected altcoins which I believe will not fail. Therefore, I'm not much bothered by the bear market and instead of selling, when I have more money I will consider buying some more to increase my holding. Now is not the right time to sell because selling now is not selling at a loss, anyone who does that does not have plans of coming back to cryptocurrency.

[passwordnow]

I want to know about your trading strategy at this time:

• Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?
• What is the motivation for your action?
• Which investment strategy will you apply for the next season?

- I am still holding mine and even the tokens that I am in deep loss.
- While I've sold some and still accumulating. My past losses is my motivation that shouldn't happen again or minimize it from happening again.
- Continue to accumulate and buy Bitcoin and probably other important assets like ETH. I'll avoid the memes and AIs.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Even if you sold it all now you're already too late, should've sold it when altcoin is showing no sign of strength in the market. That is the most obvious sign to not hold and mid cap to low cap altcoin in your bag otherwise you're gonna see your portfolio going to zero.

At this time, it might be a good time to make some profit riding the swing trade, but I prefer to hold stablecoin than any useless token. It's just not the right time to bet on a token with no utility, probably the worst time ever.

[sheenshane]

I want to know about your trading strategy at this time:

• Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?

Tokenized projects are most likely to have more bugs, leading to a token dying in the long term. 
So I didn't hold them, I sold them after the crowd because I knew they would eventually be gone after the trend happened.

Yes, I've sold them and hold only one trusted coin, and that's Bitcoin.
Even though the market is now considering facing a heavier full back due to different reasons (geopolitical issues), I still believe that it will bounce back in the last quarter of this year, which commonly happens.

My plan is to simply stick to my DCA and RDCA approach.

That's an ideal choice, we're on the same path.

[michellee]

I am not yet sold all of my tokens and only sold for the tokens that increased. The price is not good enough to sell. I still waiting for the next uptrends, if there is available. But if not available, maybe I will just let it in my wallet.

The market is down and if I sell it now, I am not make a profit but lose. The price is down so that is why I need to wait for a while but I already take profit in the last uptrend few months ago which gives me decent profits.

I still invested in Bitcoin after sold some amounts in the peak. I am preparing for the next season although I don't know, maybe 2 or 4 years later. But that makes me wants to prepare my investment so I can back to make a profit again.

[bettercrypto]

Like many others, I still haven't sold my holdings because my real target is to hold them for years, especially Bitcoin. To be honest, the assets I’m holding have already proven themselves
in the industry and have massive communities behind them.

That’s why I have so much trust in the coins I hold. Most of them are top-tier altcoins that mirror Bitcoin’s price action basically,
they just follow the flow of wherever Bitcoin goes.

[blockman]

• Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?

Selling all means that I am not coming back. But I didn't do that even if I have the opportunity because this market means so much for me and all of the holdings that I have will definitely show some good results and return in the future. I've got a lot of losses as well and I don't mind them anymore. I'll hold them and will sell those tokens that I do not need anymore at least I've got something to treat for myself in a good restaurant if ever they recover a bit. It doesn't make sense to hold forever when you can't enjoy your profits because the market can dump on an instant.

[el kaka22]

The ones that mean something yeah. I mean not "all" of it, I am not crazy, even when it is going down I try to keep some and keep on buying as it goes down and do DCA so I still have crypto.

But a while ago I sold most of it and now I am rebuying, so I would say both yes and no to this question. It's true that I sold most of it so the answer is yes, but I also bought a lot back when it got lower so the answer is no. Thats how you should be trading to begin with, the best case would be that you would have more bitcoins in your hands evne if they worth less, that way you can have a better return.