{"content":"🔍 Do you expect it to go up? $BTC $ETH In the medium to long term (months or years): Yes, history shows that crypto (especially Bitcoin and Ethereum) tend to bounce back after a decline, especially after economic events. The prospect of a Bitcoin halving this year was already giving investors hope, but political factors (e.g. Trump's tariffs) and bank policies are affecting momentum. In the short term (days to weeks): It could fall further or have sudden changes ("volatility"). Many big investors are panicking and are withdrawing money, and large liquidity is adding to the pressure. 💸 Withdraw my money? Choose one of these based on your situation: 1. If you can't stand the drop any further or need money soon: Yes, it's safe to withdraw your money. See if you're in profit or loss — you can withdraw some and keep some as a "hedge". 2. If you're ready to hold for the long term (6+ months): Stay with your investment, or buy more (buy the dip), if you believe that crypto will bounce back. This is a “HODL” strategy that has helped many who endured short-term turmoil. 🧠 Alternative Strategies: Take Profit Only: If you were profitable before the dip, take profit and leave your capital. DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging): Buy small amounts over a long period of time instead of investing all at once. Set a stop-loss: If you don’t want to lose more than a certain amount, set a loss limit. 🧭 Conclusion: If you are in no hurry and believe in blockchain technology and crypto — stay. If you are unsure, or need your money soon — withdraw or reduce your positions. If I want you to use your personal situation to give me the advice that best suits you. Can you tell me: When did you get into crypto? How much did you invest? How long are you willing to wait? I am ready to help!","images":[],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["ETH/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}