Anyone who has been in crypto in the last few months has experienced a market correction. Corrections are natural market occurrences and are to be expected after a long sustained rise, but still provide a gut punch when they happen. So how does one avoid getting ensnared in this proverbial web? Well there are many ways, and these are few I use

Over buy and Sell up: When I purchase alt coins I consider mid to long-term holds, I buy more then what I plan to hold long term. This allows me the opportunity to take profits on the way up and not jeopardize my overall stack. Also as the market begins to cool off a bit, you are now granted the opportunity to either hold onto profits or reinvest at no extra cost. Bitcoin on the sideline: When Bitcoin goes for a dip the overall fiat price of coins can go haywire, but that is irrelevant if the Satoshi price doesn't drop as well. If the Satoshi price tanks well now you have a nice opportunity to increase your alt holding at a cheaper rate even though bitcoin is in flux. So I always keep a stash of BTC o the ​ sideline ready to scoop satoshi wrecked alts. Fiat on Sideline: So this one should be a no-brainer but is commonly overlooked. I always keep​ fiat ready to convert into BTC/ETH instantly if we​ experience a flash crash. I am never 100% invested in crypto and 20% of all profits I earn gets immediately​ converted to Fiat and placed on the ​sideline just in case disaster strikes. This method works well with Gdax and Bitstamp which are the ones I use, ​if you have one you prefer go for it. This method may not allow you to maximize on market rises, but you will be golden when it comes back down.

I follow these little principles and they help keep me level​, as it is easy to get lost in profits and lose focus on the main goal. Is it perfect? No, but it does balance things enough that I am able to sleep at night :)

If you have any questions I am always here to help just message me.

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