The charts are looking absolutely brutal right now. I'm tempted to DCA but my gut says we haven't hit the bottom yet. Who's actually accumulating and who's just waiting it out in stablecoins?
I'm sitting on USDT for now, I've got a feeling the market's going to be volatile for a bit and I don't want to risk losing more of my bag. Hoping for a rebound at some point, but not sure when that'll happen. Anyone have any thoughts on what's causing the downturn?
I'm all in on the dip, been dollar cost averaging into some promising tokens that have been taking a hit lately, not too concerned about short-term volatility. Been following the market closely and still think the fundamentals are sound, just gotta ride out this sell-off.
I'm still holding on to some ETH, but I had to cut my losses on my SHIB position, that one's been a rollercoaster. I'm not gonna lie, the dip is kind of tempting but I'm gonna let the market dictate my next move, might just wait for a better entry point.
I'm personally holding for a recovery to 60k-ish, but I'm also low-key looking at a few cheap long-term projects that I think have solid fundamentals and a realistic shot at going parabolic if they get back on track. Don't have too much in USDT, to be honest, just enough to cover some expenses and ride the volatility.
Picked up a little more ETH on the way down, but keeping most of my stack in USDT just in case. Feels like we might bleed out a bit more before the next leg up.
Slowly nibbling at these prices since I’m not trying to catch a falling knife. Keeping a fat USDT bag dry just in case we nuke further, but I'm still DCAing in every week. Better safe than sorry with
I'm buying the dip, been averaging down on BTC and ETH, feels like a good time to stack some more. My portfolio's been hurting lately but I'm still bullish long term. Sitting on some USDT too, waiting for a better entry point on a few altcoins.
I’m slowly DCAing into my majors but keeping a stack of USDT dry for lower prices. No point trying to catch a falling knife until the trend actually reverses.