yes I agree it's better to forget about shitcoin and focus more on popular altcoin. if you still have shitcoin I think it will stress your mind because of their prices, so you should just forget it. and if you still can sell shitcoin, you should exchange it with a more popular form of coin to invest

well, this person might feel that the potential of bitcoin will be better than altcoin in the future, so by selling altcoin and tokens that he has, it might be able to save him from the frustration that occurs due to the decline in altcoin prices. cryptocurrency cannot be predicted, even when you use bitcoin. if you want to save yourself from the frustration of falling prices, it's better to exchange in fiat form.

I will sell now if bitcoin and altcoin price still go down, very risk moment for holding altcoin assets where many people try to make altcoin and bitcoin price dump, last days bitcoin have down trend and allowed by altcoin, the most lower trend price is today where bitcoin from $8,2k become $7,5k and many altcoin following with bitcoin trend become very lower price.

Then a few months later the coin moons 
Honestly, you shouldn't own shitcoin in the first place and it is your own fault for being in that situation. Why do you hold shitcoin anyway? Why did you buy it? Invest in the ICO or do the bounty? You missing the whole point and that is the fact that you have the shitcoin.

I spent eth on some website scripts, web hosting and some software and a few physical items with eth within the last few months. You need to know where to look.

I wager there will come a period soon when altcoins will be the better decision and the most discussion about on the web and this will make more financial specialists start mulling over putting resources into altcoins, the truth of the matter is there are some boss altcoins and on the off chance that you can do examine you will know them, they merit holding regardless of whether market ain't reasonable recently

While your points are correct some of those that are holding ethereum and litecoin could argue that since they are holding some of the most recognized altcoins in the market there is a possibility however small those coins will begin to present profits against bitcoin and that is when they plan to sell, they do not really care about those coins they care only about obtaining more bitcoin in return and if it works then it could be argued that what they did was better than just holding their coins.

it is a principle carried out by some bounty hunters and indeed it shows the truth for the current situation. once the tokens obtained are sold there will be a decrease. it does not happen in all cases, but most of the new altcoin like that. even after the decline will take a long time to increase or restore the initial price. if an investor is late in selling, he has to wait a long time to get their money back.

Warning: its never a loss until you pull your money out, even if your coin once worth hundreds of dollars and they now worth ten dollars the ball is in your court, you should sell only if the project is a bad one or the development has worsen, altcoin season will return do not be in haste

Although I agree that in some cases taking the loss is the right move, I'm not sure it's a situation where we say some of the alts have lost 90% of their value. However we can say pretty much ALL alts have lost 90% of their value. So in that situation, it's not an issue of a specific coin crashing 90% in a short amount of time and then hoping for a rebound. It's an issue of nearly the entire market and if you feel it will recover at all. Odds are some coins will recover, perhaps not to their ATH, but at least better than their current situation. Of course determining if your coin is one of the recoverable ones is the tricky part.

If we are talking about dinky bounty coins or coins in danger of being delisted, yeah, if they just crashed like 90% on top of whatever losses the market has caused to nearly every coin, it might be time to bail. Then again, if it's nearly worthless sometimes it doesn't even matter if you sell or not, especially for bounty coins.

For those in profit, either from trading or other investments, remember losses can be useful during tax time too.

And I'm not recommending folks sell their alts into btc, like the OP suggested -- in fact I argued against that point. Or to be exact, against listening to random folks here who act like experts and stating they know where markets will go. But if anyone decides to sell, remember the tax thing, it's at least somewhat useful. And losses can carry over to future years, so its one way to recoup at least a little bit if you eventually make a profit down the road.