Have you sold all of your crypto assets yet?

[Frankolala]

I'm still holding my bitcoin and buying more as the bears have taken over the market. I sold a little portion of my bitcoin at $120k up to $125k and I don't intend to sell anymore till the next bull run at $150k price and above. I only have usdt and not all these shitcoins because they're gambling tools for investors.

[Findingnemo]

I don't dump everything all at once, I sold a part of my bitcoin holdings when the price was around $110+K and then just it, I remained silent for all these months and I know when people started to panic and create aa wave like bitcoin is going to zero then it is the time for me to buy again.

[Pandorak]

I'm still holding my bitcoin and buying more as the bears have taken over the market. I sold a little portion of my bitcoin at $120k up to $125k and I don't intend to sell anymore till the next bull run at $150k price and above. I only have usdt and not all these shitcoins because they're gambling tools for investors.

I think each of us should do this, focus more on Bitcoin, instead of busy looking for shitcoins that have the potential to increase many times over in a short period of time, which of course have greater risks and cannot be called a safe investment. Everyone has their own strategy. Some choose to sell gradually at certain prices, such as multiples of $10k ($100k, $110k, $120k), sell based on technical analysis (support and resistance), or be disciplined like you are, selling when the price rises to $150k. Whatever the case, the key is to generate profit. The market is currently highly volatile, so it's crucial to be aware of the risks and focus more on managing your money.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

This reverse dollar cost averaging is also a method I have took out my time to analyze in the past, I use it to take profit and buy back but I don't always sell off all my coins because it's going to be bad that after selling off all my coins, I will then see price going to the moon, lol, that will bring so much of regrets that's why I don't sell everything at one unless and also what I did was only sell when I had need for that money, don't want to repeat a mistake I made before, after selling, I spent the money before I could think of buying back more.

[dansus021]

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?

1. Typically Im not holder Im more like scalper so since this my main job. Im sold any my token to usd and only had a few ethereum couple hundred dollar just for gas fee.
2. The altseason is over imo I mean take a look the market and you see not all token/coin can made a new ATH
3. DCA and I might forget the other token/coin Im prefer to top 100-200 max

[MAAManda]

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

I'm still holding small bag of Ethereum (ETH) & Oasis (ROSE) that I've had for a long time & not even have plan to sell it.

What is the motivation for your action?

For Ethereum (ETH), it's leftovers from when I was actively using various DApps in the ecosystem, so it's not that important to sell now. Meanwhile, for Oasis (ROSE), it's also leftovers from my work as part of their ambassador program, more of a memento, LOL.

Which investment strategy will you apply for the next season?

No more altcoins, with the current market conditions, I only have plans to continue accumulating Bitcoin (BTC), until the price returns to ATH, I'll get almost 2x easily. Good idea, right?

[Knight Hider]

Trusting USDT over BTC can be an expensive mistake when (not if) it fails.

[Johnlomape]

This reverse dollar cost averaging is also a method I have took out my time to analyze in the past, I use it to take profit and buy back but I don't always sell off all my coins because it's going to be bad that after selling off all my coins, I will then see price going to the moon, lol, that will bring so much of regrets that's why I don't sell everything at one unless and also what I did was only sell when I had need for that money, don't want to repeat a mistake I made before, after selling, I spent the money before I could think of buying back more.

The DCA is a very good strategy and those that knows how to use it very effectively would not have any problem with investing in Bitcoin or thinking of when to buy and when to sell. That is the question many investors are asking themselves about the market, looking at how price has been reacting and when to accumulate again. Some people are so greedy that they are anticipating for the price of Bitcoin to reach $40k before they would buy and hold. The best decision to take is to buy Bitcoin consecutively as the price of Bitcoin continue to dip.

[bitgolden]

Long term holding for something that is decent is a great way to move forward, there is nothing wrong with that. I get that some people sold, and that makes sense, I sold some stuff as well, the ones I do not think I wanted to hold for a bag for years. But, I would like to also mention that it is not really that complicated to see things being up again in the future, so holding isn't really that bad of an idea and I think it makes sense if you really want to hold something for long and do DCA until it recovers.

[abaeze]

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?

1. My trading strategy is- I haven't bought any new cryptos recently and I bought everything I have before. Since selling now will cause a loss, I'm still holding it.

2. Since the price has fallen but the exchange is still working well. So there's no point in selling in a bearish market after realizing a huge loss.

3. One strategy is to buy and hold according to plan. There is also another strategy that I like. Since I started investing in crypto, the DCA strategy has been the best and safest for me so far and I think it is the most proven strategy with the highest success rate.

[Josefjix]

1. Have you sold all your tokens or are you still holding?

I haven't sold my assets ever since the dip started happening, I am still holding even when the value keeps decreasing, I am not afraid, I've been in the industry for long and so I am strong enough to withstand any storm that comes up whenever and however.

What is the motivation for your action?

The crypto market isn't new to me, many negative news had errupted from many corners discrediting and tarnishing the image and reputation of Bitcoin, the latest Epstein file bubble is just another negative news destroying Bitcoin growth a way or another. It does nothing to me, instead, I view it as a chance and opportunity to grab more quantity of Bitcoin as possible.

Which investment strategy will you apply for the next season?

Of course DCA, consistent purchase, no selling. I've been leaving my weekly signature payout for the last four months in my wallet, stuffs like that is my strategy, nothing more.

[Abu-Naim]

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 only avoid holding altcoin anytime the market is bleeding, I do make sure I sell all my crypto holdings except Bitcoin that I am looking for way to accumulate using the DCA method.

Altcoin now is not profitable as expected, some are yet to recover to their previous all time high, and some  are still dumping below their all time low, if you can’t handle some health challenges, you can stay away from altcoin for the mean time.

[jossiel]

Long term holding for something that is decent is a great way to move forward, there is nothing wrong with that. I get that some people sold, and that makes sense, I sold some stuff as well, the ones I do not think I wanted to hold for a bag for years. But, I would like to also mention that it is not really that complicated to see things being up again in the future, so holding isn't really that bad of an idea and I think it makes sense if you really want to hold something for long and do DCA until it recovers.

Holding is a must if you're into crypto assets.

This is the reason why many of us that held in the past were able to make money from just holding.

We might think that we did nothing on it, well by the looks of it that's it. And some probably have forgotten their assets.

But if we look at how patient the holders are, they all deserve the profit they've made from holding for a very long time.

[Odusko]

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 haven't sold all my cryptocurrency assets yet since I am in for the long term, we are still at the early stage of my cryptocurrency investment and for that, I have not reached the top desired investment amount yet, so I am not even thinking of selling now maybe in the next 2-3 year's ahead I may start thinking of that direction of selling and diverting my profits into other things.
But even t that time, I won't sell off all my assets most especially my Bitcoin, I will sell all my altcoins but holding on to Bitcoin as a retirement investment.