If taking advantage is the issue, then it is definitely relative, in my opinion. Because while each bitcoin investor has a different goal in mind when making their investment, at their core, all investors want to earn. However, in my view, there are two methods to benefit from bitcoin investments. The first method entails making a brief investment in bitcoin. When using this strategy, most bitcoin investors usually sell their holdings when there is a profit, even if the profit is modest. The second option is to make long-term investments in bitcoin. Those who use this approach to invest in bitcoin often sell their holdings every four years, when the price of one bitcoin is halved. Because a halving typically results in a significant price increase. There have undoubtedly been cycles in bitcoin's price history where there have been significant price gains. especially though there is a modest profit, I personally don't like selling bitcoins, especially if there isn't much immediate demand. In essence, I am investing in bitcoin for the long run and eagerly anticipating the impending price halving.

If you already have those bitcoins, I suggest you buy them again while the price is still low and keep them for a while. Don't sell it when the price is low because your profit is not big.

You have to be patient for a while especially since the current market situation is still in a state of correction so we all have to keep holding bitcoins. But that's just a suggestion because if you want to sell the bitcoins now, that's up to you.

And as long as you don't have an urgent need that must be met immediately because you don't have much money, you can just sell the bitcoins to meet that need. Each person has their reasons for holding their bitcoins and you are free to want to keep holding or selling them and take the profits.

it's better to buy at the bigger dips and hold, wait until it pumps up again this might work if you're thinking for long term investments but if you're after in short or you buy at the high price then it dumps and try to sell then because you're afraid that it's a loss then probably it's a dumbass idea. if you're planning investing in short term then you should be prepared about the outcomes since it's risky and you should invest what you can afford to lose.

Yesterday there was a drop as you said. So it is a good time to buy bitcoins. I suggest not waiting for the price to pump up because the profit isn't big yet and you should keep holding the bitcoins until they touch the last ATH price. That would give him a huge advantage.

The sum isn't very big, at least in my understanding. So, in such a case, I would treat it more as an experiment or a starting point (to invest more in the future), and thus wouldn't bother selling right now. But that's not financial advice, as the op should do their own research, think about the context and priorities. If you're ready to wait for years, perhaps it's better to wait. If you might need the money in summer or autumn, there's of course a risk that Bitcoin will fall once again. Another approach could be to sell occasionally small bits of profit that's being made, but if the total is a bit over $50, I don't think selling the bits will be an easy or reasonable task.

Yes, of course, it's in our discretion what we do in our coin because in the first place, that is our coin.

Now if the OP chose to sell it then we can't really blame her because she has her own reasons and needs as a young mother who probably got an infant to feed at this point. As she mentioned, she might have already regretted that she's still holding it until now as there are some risks that the price will fall in the next few weeks.

But looking at the market right now, the price has increased 11 percent since last month and this might be an early sign that the bull is coming. Although, there's still no guarantee about it as what we can only do is to speculate to about it.

Madam, 33k NGN is approximately $70-$75, correct? Your decision to invest it in Bitcoin is deserving of appreciation. However, if your goal is to use Bitcoin as a daily source of income to meet your needs, it's challenging but achievable by becoming a daily trader. You must study market trends and possess strong analysis skills to determine the appropriate timing for entering the market each day. Set your daily targets without being influenced by greed, to maintain discipline while trading.

If you decide to become a daily trader, you can use the profits you have just earned to purchase food. But if you want to enjoy life as a long-term investor, then hold onto your investment and withdraw the money only in times of emergency.

Hopefully, your husband will soon find a good job that can provide more financial support for your family.

Okay, I understand sir but I don't really say he doesn't give me(us) money. We do have our monthly allocation for food and expenses as you must know there are lots of loads and lots of things man being the father of the house do think and whenever you tried calling back on them after the monthly allocation is like extra billing to them and i don't want to be dependent rather an independent wife putting my little money over here (bitcoin) to see what i could be able to generates from bitcoin. I know how I felt for him couple with the kind of country we are from it's very hard to cope, if you are married and have kids you should have understand what I meant by that mate!

It’s not easy to raise a family in a third world country where the minimum wage cannot afford you the basic things you need to survive. I understand your predicament, it’s commendable that you have been to accumulate some bitcoins to your portfolio but do not expect huge profits in such a short time. The bitcoin market is unpredictable and is volatile, we can speculate the price we expect bitcoin to reach but we can’t know for sure when that’s going to happen, you will have to hodl for at least six months to a year to see green results.

Good decision.

But then soon, you don't have to be influenced by anyone on what you should do with your investments like your bitcoin holdings. It's best for you to decide for yourself and have it not relied on other people because they think that they know better than you.

Still, that's a good thinking that you'll hold what you currently have. As much as I want to follow what I'm saying, since we're already here, if you happen to have some spare money do not forget to DCA.