Maybe what you said is quite correct because if they are long-term Bitcoin investors they don't need any tactics in chart analysis strategies to make Bitcoin purchases because they can buy gradually with DCA at each stage. Another thing like what Saylor has done is where he doesn't care about the price because he buys and accumulates BTC in his portfolio. Apart from that, the most profitable purchase is of course to wait for the price to dip and hold for the long term as in the main discussion of this thread.
Every Bitcoin investor, whether they play in the long term or short term, definitely wants to achieve big profits on the investments they have made so far. I think basically those who bought at the $15K dip of course they have made quite a big profit from this rising moment. Maybe the big dream is $100k in the next few years and all of that will be a big win if the holders are able to hold BTC until BTC reaches $100k.
You still seem to be assuming some kind of need to sell your BTC, and sure i have no problem with members who develop strategies to sell some of their BTC at various points as the BTC price rises, but stil does not necessarily mean that there is a need to consider any kind of a target BTC price as if that would be triggering some kind of larger level sales of BTC rather than just merely shaving off BTC from time to time, whether the price is at $100k or 5$50k or whatever, and probably at some point if BTC prices keep going up the $100k will end up being a floor rather than a ceiling.
My entry-level fuck you status chart may well not be exactly accurate but it projects $100k becoming a kind of floor price for bitcoin in late 2026 to early 2027, so it is not really that far away to be thinking about $100k as a point in which anyone should really be wanting to sell his/her coins unless s/he has largely reached some kind of a status in which s/he believes himself/her self to have more than a sufficient amount of coins and can therefore shave off BTC at any point that s/he wants to.. but not necessarily selling the whole stash but instead just selling some small amounts that might be needed from time to time..
You could interpret my post in the direction of selling BTC, which in fact I don't assume that's the case. Yes, at this stage, perhaps my opinion is that the investment we make will of course have a target of achieving success in long-term planning. Especially in the long term, of course we have the desire to be able to generate a greater ROI and the $100k benchmark is mostly targeted by them, even though they won't selling later. But the achievements they have made are certainly a benchmark for success in holding in the long term.
In holding in the long term there are certainly many difficult trials that we have to face and I think you have felt it when the dump and went up drastically but you were able to hold on to your BTC holdings. Of course that is a big achievement that you have had in planning in the long term. That's the point I might have assumed in the previous post.
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.. so I fixed it in the earlier post.. and it mostly seems that we are agreeing.. just phrasing some of the topics differently... and so sometimes things do become more concrete after time has passed, but at the same time, it can be good to have a plan too.. so that we may well be in a better place if the BTC price ends up playing out in a positive direction, then it will make more sense to look at what we might want to do, based on where we are at, and if anyone is ongoingly accumulating bitcoin, then there can be a lot of test of the resolve if the BTC price goes up 3x, 5x, 10x or some higher amount and then comes back down with a correction that might be more than 50% or maybe even in the 60% to 80% levels... so how to manage that cannot necessarily be easy.. and we cannot even be sure how closely future cycles will look in comparison to our past cycles.