I have multiple cryptos in my portfolio, but I am not going to hold them through the upcoming Bear market. The reason for this is, that while they are in stable coins they will be earning a pretty good interest each month. I will apply the well-known policy, sell high and buy low. Literally, I will be exchanging them for USDT/USDC before the end of the Bull market and then re-invest in them again when they drop in price.
1) Litecoin
LTC has shown big resilience, it has made me already quite a good money. I bought at 30-40$ and I am looking to sell at about 250$. The reason for this is that I expect its price to drop below $100 when the Bear hits. And the money I have in it at better being multiplied by investment in Stable coins.
2) Basic Attention Token
Yea, Brave, and BAT are great. They made an amazing jump during the last 2 months, but I expect a significant dip in it's price, before the next period of growth in 2-3 years from now. Of course, I do not believe that for the moment this is the cap of its price, I am thinking it will make at least 2-2.5$ before the bull run ends.
3) Tezos
XTZ is one of those coins that seems to gain momentum at the same time when BTC does. This leads me to believe that selling it and cashing out is a good idea before it drops its price. I think this is one of the better projects on the crypto market, but still expect a significant dive in value from them.
4) VeChain
An awesome project that I truly believe in. I will only sell my coins at the price high to be able to afford to buy more of it when it drops.
5) Ethereum
I'm not a big ETH holder and this is why I put it in the last place, however, I expect a huge price jump a the moment their team manages a way out from the huge prices for transactions on the Blockchain. This is in my opinion the only reason that it's sitting around $1500-2000 and not going up. This will significantly affect also the price of all ERC-20 tokens.
Just to make sure you guys understand, I am not cashing out any cryptocurrency to FIAT, because for two main reasons - I will owe taxes on it, and because I don't simply need it. I like to look at it as my retirement fund.
