Hold your coins, don't sell:

 If cryptocurrency prices dip to historic lows, consider these strategies based on your investment goals and risk tolerance:

 Hold (for long-term investors):

 If you believe in cryptocurrency's long-term potential and are comfortable waiting for market recovery, holding is a solid strategy. Historically, major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum have rebounded from crashes.

 Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA):

 For long-term investors with spare cash, DCA is worth considering. Invest a fixed amount regularly, regardless of price fluctuations. This can help average your purchase price over time and benefit from current lower prices.

 Increase Investment (for high-risk investors):

This aggressive strategy is for those with high risk tolerance and long-term horizon. Add more to your holdings at a discount, potentially amplifying gains when the market bounces back. But be cautious – the market could drop further.

Sell and Rebalance (if needed):

 If you've invested beyond your risk tolerance or need money short-term, selling some or all holdings might be necessary. Rebalance toward more stable assets to manage risk.

 Stay Informed and Research:

 Regardless of strategy, stay informed about market and project developments. Research reasons for price drops and assess if your investment thesis holds.

 Additional tips:

 Avoid Panic Selling: Emotional decisions during downturns can lock in losses.

 Focus on Fundamentals: Consider project development, team, and long-term goals beyond price.