Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on November 10, 2023, 07:55:42 PM

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It could be that we are not even going to get to $150k this bull run, but let investors just take the best decision before investing so that they don't get disappointed at the end, like those that bought at $68k with a very high hope that it will get to $100k. I know that I did not buy my Bitcoin at a very high price like $60k, so even if I see $80k, I can sell some fractions and hold on to see if the surge will continue, and if it does, I will sell too at $100k and so on.

Still lucky you can buy Bitcoin at a cheap price and of course those who buy at $68k which is the previous ATH price will put enough pressure when the price is bearish and now still reaches half of it.
Imagine how long they have to hold on to keep making profits when the price has risen or reached the new ATH.

There are many targets to be taken and adjusted to the initial purchase price.
Even if it doesn't reach $100k++ we can still profit at the current price when we buy Bitcoin below $20k.
But for me for the long term, the main target I have to achieve is $100k, that's an optimistic target for me personally.

Quote from: posi on Today at 09:11:23 AM

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It took Bitcoin 14 years to reach $69k, so we need to give bitcoin more time if we want bitcoin to reach $1 million. But many people are too stubborn and too greedy to set that goal in a short time.

Those who are too quick to set the price to $1 million are just too hasty, even though the increase to ATH is a gradual increase.
We are still at the $30k level and Bitcoin is still trying to continue to rise and reach the nearest ATH.
Their minds are too FOMO with crazy price speculators.