Bear market behaviors

Since things are kind of quiet and apathetic right now, I guess it's a pretty good time to mentally prepare for worse things to come when the doom and gloom will hit peak form.

Now I won't go over how awesome building good habits is because I'm not some pseudo-inspirational fake motivational guru, I'm just a jaded and cynical old clown trying to be mildly entertaining. That being said, staring at the shitty prices or contemplating missed opportunities and potential losses as a part of the daily bear routine is definitely not the best idea for long term mental health, especially if you're stingy like me and don't want to spend all the bull run gains on going to therapy.

I think there are weeks where I kind of forget what the current bitcoin price is for example and I focus more and stacking whatever I can, in this case it's Hive and HBD. But once the coin prices goes down the shitter for real, Hive will become the only one easily stackable because HBD will be as rare as rocking horse shit, unless you're getting some ginormous votes.

Maybe the only time it makes sense to check the prices frequently is when you want to sell of buy crypto, and you aim on leveraging said prices. In meh markets like these prices are kind of irrelevant in my eyes because it's not worth it to either buy or sell. Even if you're dollar cost averaging I imagine meh prices don't matter, though I'm not the biggest fan of the concept.

So, buckle up buckaroos it's gonna be a long slog until the good times come back.