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Anchoring your portfolio value to All Time Highs is a horrible mistake that many of you will make this cycle. I experienced this last $BTC run and it cost me a lot of $ on the way out. The amount you cash out to your bank is your final score. Nothing else matters What I mean by anchoring in this example is tying your portfolio value ONLY to its former all time high level and not accepting anything less than that number. ie. if portfolio hits $10,000 as ATH, you won't cash out until you at least hit that number. We have all experienced huge runs where the numbers on the screen don't seem like real life. Your portfolio value is going up several x and you are making incredible amounts of money...on paper. Very few people sell at the exact top. You generally need a lot of great market experience and also just plain luck. For those of us who are not as smart, we will experience the downtrend, aka the period that you are feeling now. This is the period where your portfolio goes the opposite direction, to the downside. You start to see a project go all the way back down and instead of making $5000 on a trade, you are only up $2500. You start to panic and you see your portfolio is down 30%+ from all time high levels. You think to yourself: 'it's fine, I'll just wait for prices to bounce and then I will get out when my portfolio value hits xxx, the amount that it was before. It will be a double top and that is ok!' The bounce never comes You see your portfolio bleeding and you continue to wait longer and longer. The shitcoins you got killer entries on are now getting back to the area that you bought them at. You continue to wait for this bounce but by now, it's the full on bear market, and both $btc & $eth are bleeding heavily. Then you eventually capitulate at the bottom, swearing off crypto and saying it's all a scam. This was 2022 in a nutshell, a dark time. Don't be this person. Don't be the guy who continues to wait and be greedy and hope to get back to that former all time high number. There's a reason why so few people make it out each year and why each bull/bear cycle kills so many participants. The human brain isn't wired to taking losses. Am I saying you need to sell now? Probably not. I'm still of the opinion that BTC is going to go much higher later this year. But I would view this current experience as a test run as to how you are going to play the future upcoming bear market. Think about your emotions and your plans and your overall ideas on how you plan to scale out. Maybe it's different this time. Maybe we see infinite bid from ETF and we just see prolonged fun. I'm still doubtful but I'd love to be wrong. Either way, once btc does hit all time highs and altcoins are doing several x from where we are now, you will have to learn to sell and scale out. Don't be extremely greedy and anchor yourself to that former number that you had before. Scale out in chunks on the way out and be happy with the $ that you put into your bank and the $ that you keep.