This bull run scares me....not because I'm not ready to ride it, not because I don't have the best bags, I mean, I don't have the best bags but I have few coins with great potential. What really scares me is what I'd do if any or all of the bags I hodl actually does moon, the thought of it scares me, do I Sell? Hodl? Both? Neither?
I've read so many stories about how people had a turnover worth millions of dollars during the last bull, only for them to loose it all because they didn't get out in time. I've read stories about how people got out too early only to miss out on a ton more profit.
Forget about greed right now, I wouldn't want to sell myself short with any of my bags should any moon, neither do I want to wait around and suddenly get liquidated nor do I want to take any rash decisions that I'll begin to regret later, I don't want to be the one to tell the story about how I once made millions during the bull and then lost it all just because I'm a sucker for hodling...,
I want to hodl right, take profit right, and take pragmatic actions that'll put myself in the right position to be able to financially embrace other opportunities I've passed on even after the bull run and buidl more effectively.
Meanwhile I understand the risks of this market and how things can go from 0-100 and vice versa real quick, never invest more than youre willing to loose they say, but this is a different case for some reason, I can't explain why but I know it is. Perhaps I'm only over thinking and when the time comes I will intuitively know what to do.
Perhaps my bags are as good as I claim and not just based off some artificial pumps and futuristic desires but based on sturdy fundamentals and progressive development, then the chances of having them going to zero are very minimal, even when unfortunate incidences occur like was experienced on Leofinance few weeks back, such project is likely to bounce back.
How do you crypto OG's navigate this period playing it safe?
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