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sell everyone make you profits its gonna dump now

everyone sell at 0. 1700 it gonna dump at 0.1700

Circumstances: Taking profits depends not only on how much money you have made, but also, and most importantly, on your personal circumstances. Do you have debt? Mortgage? Unpaid bills, etc.? If so, then in theory you should take the profits and pay them off. If not, you can leave the money in the bull market longer, as you have more “financial breathing room,” so to speak. If that profit will allow you to send your kids to the college they need now, take it. If none of that, you can take more risk in the crypto market, as it will not impact your finances as much, meaning you can take the risk and take the profits when the market is higher. Market: We are clearly in a bull market. In a bull market, you take profits on the way up, in a bull market, you slowly buy when the market bottoms or is near the bottom. 1: You can take profits in %. so take 10% off every time btc prices go up 20% for example. depends on how much risk you want to take. 2: you can gauge the "vibes" of the crypto space: everyone is going crazy, take more profits. If everyone is ultra bearish, buy more. Sounds simple, but it's very difficult. It requires real mental discipline. 3: you can wait and let the bull market run its course, and after the peak, sell everything in one fell swoop. How do you know when the peak has arrived? Well, you can wait until the monthly rsi is above 80, or you can wait for a clear top to form and sell a little later. If you can. Having a $ target: so you've reached your $ target. What do you do? Sell, of course. Sounds simple, but why not. You wanted it, so do it, don't let your mind fool you. You can reach your $ target, slowly, on the way up of course, take a certain % of profit every time your portfolio goes up by 10%, for example, until you reach your target. Once you reach it, you leave the rest in crypto and sell it for more, but at least you have already reached your target. Intuition: if you know your own mind well enough, you know when you yourself are experiencing euphoria, recognize it and use this "feeling" as an indicator to sell. Also, when you are scared, use it as an indicator to buy. This is not easy at all, it takes years to learn. If you actively follow the crypto market, you can use a combination of all of the above. How is the crypto space, how are the TA indicators, am I euphoric, what do I feel right, etc. For example, the arc went up a lot, and I took 10%, then the parabola went, and I took 25% again, felt right, and everything is fine. Do I regret not leaving that first 10% for more profit, no, I like to take profits. What to do with profits: You can put some in usdt, or usd, and buy back deep if you are a good day trader. Or buy something that will give you income, rent, business, etc. Or spend it, you earned it! Buy something you dream of, invest in a garden, help people, buy a car - anything that will help you become a better person and happier. Remember that there will be a new market when you will want to buy cheap again, so leaving a bunch of dollars is always smart. All of the above applies to each person differently, as each person has their own circumstances, their own mentality, their own amount of money or goals, and every bull market is different. So there is no "one size fits all" recipe for taking profits, it depends on all of the above, and you have to figure out what works for you. If you feel it's right, you won't regret it later. Hope this helps. Pay close attention to the price action of most assets: it gives you a huge clue about the future. Many coins have not really provided consistent pullbacks to the HTF liquidity levels that are crucial to creating a healthier and more sustainable rally. This means that some HTF levels remain unfilled as prices rise. This behavior is quite logical during sharp spikes, when overwhelming demand drives prices, leaving huge inefficient volumes, which is completely normal. But these rapid moves also bypass critical zones where institutions, whales in general, could intervene. Without these pullbacks, trends lack solid support structures, making them very susceptible to sharp reversals later. While everyone is euphoric about their short-term ultra-green gains, as the market “doesn’t retreat, it only rises”, this situation leaves clues for the future. These gaps don't just disappear, instead they become magnets going forward as the market seeks to rebalance and fill them. This means that while the current trend may seem unstoppable, it is secretly laying the groundwork for significant pullbacks in the future. Some of them will be filled, others won't, otherwise it would be very easy for everyone to make money, and that was definitely not the plan. But at some point, if you've exited your positions, it's all about patience, as those very gaps left during that explosive rally will likely become key battlegrounds as the market seeks equilibrium again. No fundamentals will save any asset from this law, and that's good and bad. If you're experienced enough, you can short these areas and get a fantastic hedge. You can simply wait for these areas to get hit and multiply your wealth later. I don't make the rules. It's up to you to follow them or succumb to them. Addendum to this important post. As you have seen, during the last market drop, there was a huge amount of liquidation, with the price action of many coins creating more or less pronounced wicks. But on closer inspection, you will notice that many of these wicks were not random, but were related to liquidity near key zones. Many of these zones were on the monthly timeframes, others on the daily and even some on the 20-hour timeframe, restoring the market balance created by the previous uptrend. This is further proof that the market is in constant search of liquidity, and no asset is immune to this rule. Every coin or project "naturally" gravitates towards this dynamic. However, while some zones have already been used, others, such as the October impulses, have been left behind and are likely to be returned to at some point. Ethereum is one of the clearest and purest examples in this sense. Just knowing this fact puts you ahead of 99% of the people trading this market because it prepares you for the inevitable downturn that will come at some point

my dear small investors i hope you have followed my instructions and holded this coin ,just don't sell it ,its gonna pump only

Circumstances: Taking profits depends not only on how much money you have made, but also, and most importantly, on your personal circumstances. Do you have debt? Mortgage? Unpaid bills, etc.? If so, then in theory you should take the profits and pay them off. If not, you can leave the money in the bull market longer, as you have more “financial breathing room,” so to speak. If that profit will allow you to send your kids to the college they need now, take it. If none of that, you can take more risk in the crypto market, as it will not impact your finances as much, meaning you can take the risk and take the profits when the market is higher. Market: We are clearly in a bull market. In a bull market, you take profits on the way up, in a bull market, you slowly buy when the market bottoms or is near the bottom. 1: You can take profits in %. so take 10% off every time btc prices go up 20% for example. depends on how much risk you want to take. 2: you can gauge the "vibes" of the crypto space: everyone is going crazy, take more profits. If everyone is ultra bearish, buy more. Sounds simple, but it's very difficult. It requires real mental discipline. 3: you can wait and let the bull market run its course, and after the peak, sell everything in one fell swoop. How do you know when the peak has arrived? Well, you can wait until the monthly rsi is above 80, or you can wait for a clear top to form and sell a little later. If you can. Having a $ target: so you've reached your $ target. What do you do? Sell, of course. Sounds simple, but why not. You wanted it, so do it, don't let your mind fool you. You can reach your $ target, slowly, on the way up of course, take a certain % of profit every time your portfolio goes up by 10%, for example, until you reach your target. Once you reach it, you leave the rest in crypto and sell it for more, but at least you have already reached your target. Intuition: if you know your own mind well enough, you know when you yourself are experiencing euphoria, recognize it and use this "feeling" as an indicator to sell. Also, when you are scared, use it as an indicator to buy. This is not easy at all, it takes years to learn. If you actively follow the crypto market, you can use a combination of all of the above. How is the crypto space, how are the TA indicators, am I euphoric, what do I feel right, etc. For example, the arc went up a lot, and I took 10%, then the parabola went, and I took 25% again, felt right, and everything is fine. Do I regret not leaving that first 10% for more profit, no, I like to take profits. What to do with profits: You can put some in usdt, or usd, and buy back deep if you are a good day trader. Or buy something that will give you income, rent, business, etc. Or spend it, you earned it! Buy something you dream of, invest in a garden, help people, buy a car - anything that will help you become a better person and happier. Remember that there will be a new market when you will want to buy cheap again, so leaving a bunch of dollars is always smart. All of the above applies to each person differently, as each person has their own circumstances, their own mentality, their own amount of money or goals, and every bull market is different. So there is no "one size fits all" recipe for taking profits, it depends on all of the above, and you have to figure out what works for you. If you feel it's right, you won't regret it later. Hope this helps. Pay close attention to the price action of most assets: it gives you a huge clue about the future. Many coins have not really provided consistent pullbacks to the HTF liquidity levels that are crucial to creating a healthier and more sustainable rally. This means that some HTF levels remain unfilled as prices rise. This behavior is quite logical during sharp spikes, when overwhelming demand drives prices, leaving huge inefficient volumes, which is completely normal. But these rapid moves also bypass critical zones where institutions, whales in general, could intervene. Without these pullbacks, trends lack solid support structures, making them very susceptible to sharp reversals later. While everyone is euphoric about their short-term ultra-green gains, as the market “doesn’t retreat, it only rises”, this situation leaves clues for the future. These gaps don't just disappear, instead they become magnets going forward as the market seeks to rebalance and fill them. This means that while the current trend may seem unstoppable, it is secretly laying the groundwork for significant pullbacks in the future. Some of them will be filled, others won't, otherwise it would be very easy for everyone to make money, and that was definitely not the plan. But at some point, if you've exited your positions, it's all about patience, as those very gaps left during that explosive rally will likely become key battlegrounds as the market seeks equilibrium again. No fundamentals will save any asset from this law, and that's good and bad. If you're experienced enough, you can short these areas and get a fantastic hedge. You can simply wait for these areas to get hit and multiply your wealth later. I don't make the rules. It's up to you to follow them or succumb to them. Addendum to this important post. As you have seen, during the last market drop, there was a huge amount of liquidation, with the price action of many coins creating more or less pronounced wicks. But on closer inspection, you will notice that many of these wicks were not random, but were related to liquidity near key zones. Many of these zones were on the monthly timeframes, others on the daily and even some on the 20-hour timeframe, restoring the market balance created by the previous uptrend. This is further proof that the market is in constant search of liquidity, and no asset is immune to this rule. Every coin or project "naturally" gravitates towards this dynamic. However, while some zones have already been used, others, such as the October impulses, have been left behind and are likely to be returned to at some point. Ethereum is one of the clearest and purest examples in this sense. Just knowing this fact puts you ahead of 99% of the people trading this market because it prepares you for the inevitable downturn that will come at some point