This is my third #Halving I have learned a lot from the mistakes I made on the other two.
So, here goes what not to do.
1 - After the Halving we all know that, at some moment, the prices will go up; this is true for $BTC as to any other Alcoins, Meme, etc. But no one really knows when.
2 - For that reason, we should not trade using any stablecoin because the moment that the market goes up, we will stay with $USDT or any other stablecoin, and the prices of all other coins will move up, but our wallet not.
3 - The solutions are:
a) You choose the coins you want to #HOLD and you don't sell until November 2025 (in another post, I will explain why this date).
b) You trade, but never using a stablecoin, but BTC as the base coin (BNB/BTC, SOL/BTC, etc.). This way you are always in the market and not out of the market. What I usually do in times like this is trade BNB/BTC because #Binance offers a lot of #Airdrops for $BNB holders.
So, my strategy is to have BNB get the Aidrops, and when it goes up against the BTC, I sell to rebuy when it comes down.
In a previous Halving I lost about 1 BTC at the time, because, I was trading on highs and lows with BTC/USDT, just because every time I was selling on a high, it kept breaking up and making new ATH, and I was with USDT on my wallet, instead of keeping the BTC.
And I was thinking, ok, I don't buy now because the price will break and make a retracement, and the more I waited, the more the price was going up.
In the end, my losses were 1 BTC.
