So, lessons were learned... the hard way.   I've been filling my bags periodically whenever Near comes down in price. The plan was to hold it short-term and empty my position at the next high.   This works well for strong coins that I believe in. This way, I am able to catch alternating waves of various coins and tokens that I think are strong. The risk is not great if you do your research. It winds up being more of a waiting game, but since I use multiple coins/tokens the cycles aren't too long. This also allows me to use a "pool" of funds that I use to buy and sell multiple currencies all simultaneously.   I am a believer in Near. It seems like a solid project that will continue to get stronger. My plans kicked into high gear when Near announced a stablecoin.     The price quickly started to rise and that was the start of my problem. Seeing its rapid rise and continual attempts to hit higher highs in such a short time period, I hesitated to pull the trigger. It seemed like that there was a continual flirtation with high after high. Knowing that I was going to dump my position, I waited for the optimal moment. Well, I waited too long.   The optimal moment is when ready cash is in hand and after making a huge score. I didn't stick to my plan and I paid for it.   So, what should I have done? Rather than wait to exit the position in one move, I should have sold 25% of my bags at each high.  It would not result in the highest point, but it would of averaged a pretty good high. Ultimately, it would have been a perfect end to my strategy.   Instead, as everyone is aware, the market took a huge hit. Near fell before this, and continued to fall with the market. Now I am holding my Near for much longer than intended. I am confident that it will come up to where I want to sell, but that was not the point of my strategy.   Lessened learn... the hard way.   Don't be like me... take your profits when you can!