When do you know it's time to sell?

[Karloof 9]

Do you have a trend in the market that you look for when deciding when to sell your hodlings and pocket a profit?

Do you have any regrets about not selling your coins at any point since you were unaware of the price drop?

Are you willing to share your thoughts?

[Mariel90 46]

Quote: Do you have a trend in the market that you look for when deciding when to sell your hodlings and pocket a profit?

When it comes to selling, I don't have a set pattern. All I know is that this coin is increasing in value and providing me with a significant profit.

Quote: Do you have any regrets about not selling your coins at any point since you were unaware of the price drop?

Yes, of course. When the price rises, I try to hold out hope that it will rise even higher, but the truth is that the coin's price lowers.
And one thing I can teach you is not to be too greedy when it comes to taking advantage of opportunities. Because anything may happen in the crypto realm. Prices can change at any time.

[Friggin 6]

It's quite tough to buy at the very lowest and sell at the very high, so devise your own method.
The most straightforward plan is to sell half of your coins after a 200 percent price increase, grab your money, and then wait for the market to recover. Alternatively, sell in segments with restricted coin growth, such as when the price of a coin has climbed fourfold and you sell 25%, and so on.

[Chonky 34]

Hi,

This is my first time posting in this community. Hopefully, this has been of some assistance.

For instance, here's what I did on Anyswap:

I bought it for 17 dollars because it was, in my opinion, the only bridge/crosschain swap that had not been hacked or otherwise harmed (this time 😉 - if you look at multichain now). It was worth nearly 30 dollars at one point. If it doubles twice, I tried to sell it. And this was my blunder for the time being. It was the very first coin or token I ever purchased. In the meantime, due to bitcoin's drop to 32.000 $, it was back to 18-19 $.
So I said to myself, "Okay, maybe 2 times isn't the ideal target." Try a ratio of 1.5. And I sold it for $25.

Because I'm a complete rookie, I'll use this in the future. If I can locate a coin or token that I like, I'll be really happy if I can reach the 1.5 increase and then let it go. Until I gain more experience, I'm hoping it will serve me well.

[derye 58]

Even if you enjoy the currency and want to hold it for a long time, it's smarter to take profits and sell when the price spikes, then wait for another drop because that's how crypto works, another dip is required, then purchase back for a cheap price, increasing the number of coins you have.

[argolf 21]

You haven't mentioned what you wish to sell clearly. Furthermore, if you wish to sell USDT, you must pay. You can sell directly to any money via p2p using the Corona virus. It's pretty simple, and if you want to exchange, it's much easier. You can trade risk-free from here.

[reyoga 67]

Answering the question of "when to sell" or "when to leave a transaction" has many different answers that only your techniques can help you with. I strongly advise you to read the subreddit's wiki[1] and watch some of CryptoCred's movies on YouTube[2]. Depending on the T.A. and Trade Management, these resources can assist you in determining when to exit.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/RealDayTrading?utm medium=android app&utm source=share
[2] https://youtube.com/c/CryptoCred

[Findde 62]

Everyone has their own approach and pattern for technical analysis, which differs from the indicators they use. Alternatively, if you are a long-term investor who sees the green for the long term and is content with the return, simply sell it.

Almost everyone regrets not taking advantage of the chance, but accepts it and moves on because there is nothing we can do about it.

[demonicde 13]

When I notice a pattern that has already reached its apex, I always sell. I just aim to sell half of my entire portfolios and wait for the greatest opportunity to repurchase. In general, a pattern can be predicted if it has occurred frequently in the past. To be able to prevent when the price of a token grows even higher or goes to the bottom, you must always employ strategy. It wasn't necessary for you to sell all of your tokens.
You can save some to avoid it. This can be used to predict the bulltrend that will likely send your token to the moon.

[babbled 52]

The answer to this the holy grail, and it also answers the question of when to buy. From astrology to technical analysis indicators to candle patterns, there have been thousands of attempts to read the market. The unfortunate reality is that even if you find a method that works part of the time, it does not always work. It's a game of chance, and there are various approaches to playing it.

My strategy is to hunt for small caps with strong fundamentals, estimate the marketcap growth potential based on those fundamentals, set a goal and sell there, and then repeat.

Do you regret not selling your coins at any point because you didn't realize the value would plummet?

Sure, but you can't always call the boss. It's not even close to 50% of the time.

[hillsdet 7]

Everyone has a different strategy in this regard, and when I hold an asset and notice that the asset's hype is high, I will continue to retain the asset; but, if the asset's hype has begun to thin, it is time to release the asset and take profit from holding.

There is no harm in electing not to sell the coin as long as it has the potential to continue to increase.

[Dullde 62]

To understand when we can sell our altcoin for profit, we need to learn technical analysis of any altcoin; when the resistance level of the altcoin is reached, that is the time to sell the altcoin; however, as a common trader, you should check the crypto market BTC price; when the price recovered from $33k to $45k, that was the time to sell your crypto to make a good profit; and I suggest that you don't hold if you want to make a good