I'm a HODLer. But as my crypto portfolio grows, I 'feel' the corrections more. By which I mean, I might lose in a day more than I earn from working my regular job - and that's a strange concept to get my head around. Equally I can earn more in a day from HODLing than I do from working my job (which is just as strange, but much nicer).
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That's a great place to be at. For me personally I am looking forward to the day when I don't have to work a regular 9-5 anymore.
I feel your sentiments and I go through them as you details. But my exit strategy is not to sell on this bull run, but rather to continue to accumulate. This is the year when I put all my crypto assets to work for me one way or the other - Idle interest platforms, Staking or Liquidity Provider. I need to get x10 out of them in order to exit the market!
That’s a great comment - You can HODL for ever but part of the psychology of investment is taking a little off the table every now and again preferably at key technical levels or market cycle highs. Just enough so your holdings are not abstract entities but not too much that it would effect profiting from a market peak.