Quote from: summonerrk on December 05, 2024, 02:12:38 PM

Quote from: Plaguedeath on November 20, 2024, 03:26:05 PM

I still haven't sell any of my coins, but I think I will start to sell some when the price cross $100K. I realized it's way more profitable to sell at the peak and then accumulate during bear season instead of 100% hold.

If you think you can double your money in the next halving simply by holding, you can actually make 3-5x if you sell at ATH, buy at the bottom and hold until the next bull run.

Quote from: Coin_trader on November 20, 2024, 02:37:48 PM

I’m skeptical if there’s user out here that doesn’t spend even a single satoshi on their holdings despite the current price which is the ATH.

It's me.

Then I am sure that now your position in relation to selling is under consideration) Because last night we all saw Bitcoin at 103,000 and apparently this is not the limit. As for me, I have almost no Bitcoins, because I did not believe in growth and wanted to buy at 44,000. But unfortunately the price at one time stopped at 50,000 and then grew up and only up. No big deal, I will find a way to make money. And I congratulate everyone who still keeps their entire portfolio in Bitcoin)

It is true that Bitcoin has broken all past records and on March 14 this year gave us its highest ($73,750) ATH. However, since then Bitcoin has been below 70,000, which has led many to comment that another Bitcoin bull season may not come. But the rate at which Bitcoin has been gaining momentum since the US elections and the current record of 103,000, we are seeing. I think if we had continued the investment strategy in phases, we would have enjoyed a big return today.

Bitcoin price has increased in the last two months, centered around the American elections. Bitcoin ETFs have seen over $4 million inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds since last October. When it comes to Bitcoin investing, we must develop a mindset and build our portfolio through investing as usual.