I chuckle a little when I see things like that. Time to sell was about a year ago at their heights. At this point, you may as well hold and see what happens.
Let's say I bought $1000 worth of Bitcoins before, thinking "it can go up, or it can go down, I can lose this money without an large impact on my day-to-day financials", why would I sell it now when it has gone down a bit?
It's not until you sell it, that you actually lose anything. Let it go down to $0, you shouldn't care, because you're only playing with money you know you could lose.
What do you stand to gain by others selling their cryptocurrencies by the way? Seems to be an odd position to hold.
Sunk cost fallacy. A better way to look at it is “given I have $700 cash would I buy $700 worth of Bitcoin today?”. If no, cut the losses on your $1000 and at least walk away with $700.
They are worth what the market decides they are worth. Plenty of stocks are doing terribly this year Atlassian, Lucid, PayPal, Okta all down over 50%, Netflix down 69%, AMD, eBay, Cisco, Tesla, Zoom, NVidia are all down 30%-40% as a few examples.
Some are rubbish and will end up worthless, others won't be.
