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Yesterday there was a crypto trading and market update. Couldn’t hold consistency and it was intentional. Just buying order for desired coin done as the price of coins constantly dumping. It took two days to happen as the buy was expected two days back when it was close to the target price. If this dump continue, it can cause unexpected asset lost though holding it tight until price go up. Buying dip is definitely a win but the win could be a matter of celebration when price pump big.
Bitcoin showing red candle though price is at $64K isn’t bad compared to the price dump blow $60k few weeks back. Surprise pump feels like miracle that has lowest chance to happen but give up hope will bring nothing to the table so staying optimistic until situation go worst. Most of the Altcoins are down and my eyes on bitcoin cash (BCH) too. Though not holding much BCH but aim to hold it, if earn a decent amount but that's just a part of plan and possible to execute when personal finance is secured for next few months.
The preciousness of time only can be realized when we don't have enough time to fix things. So before It's too late expecting to fix things that would help not to regret later. If this dump continue, It'll be hard to hold for many weak investors like me who can't afford to lose the investment. Can't reset at this moment as you can see market is down and reset can cause regret when price pump. This happened to me many times that I sold it all and price pump. This time holding to grab the chance of sell at good price at least.
That last share of stable coin used for buying and currently the situation is like checkmate in chess. Expecting no brutal dump because the fear of financial crisis kills the positive vibes and motivation that we need to have in life. Whenever think of 5x to 7x dump of coins that happened in last few months, it feels scary and force to decide something wrong when trading crypto. As a result, it either cause loss or cause regret for long time. Will keep updating about the personal trading experiences. That's all for now!
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