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I think I have a hope in this thread, I want to see btc reach $200k and please wake me up.

Please don't do that... Don't sleep, otherwise you might not wake till 2030.

2030? I don't know I feel you think too low of Bitcoin price increase and potential this bull run.
If Bitcoin doesn't cross $200K next year I would be quite surprised.
The only thing worthy about $100K was that it was our first 6 digit mark in terms of dollars.
I think I saw someone stating Bitcoin could fall to $60K while reading
Well in my opinion, I don't see that happening next year or this year.
Is not that I'm been too optimistic
Just an historical fact.

Anyone proclaiming that bitcoin to drop below $60k ever might well be entering a bettable proposition, and sure the odds are greater than zero, yet I doubt that they are greater than 50%, which makes it bettable. I would take that bet on a 50/50 basis, and my side of the bet that bitcoin will never reach sub $60k again - yet I would make the bet date to be endable as of December 31, 2025.

Hmm interesting so you are saying that it's a 50% chance of Bitcoin reaching $60k again? Well I don't think I can make any argument to that as I haven't seen where the bull market will land the price of Bitcoin but for assumption sake the ATH we are all expecting gets to land at $120k then I think the price can slice up into half and get to that $60k and I make this assumption due to the last big Dip that Bitcoin experience of which it broke the barrier of going down more than half of it's new ATH which was around $67-68k during the last ATH as the price was Dip at close to even $16-17k which was more than half.

$60k or 50 or even on 30 then anything could happen when we do have that kind of correction and it did really happen in the past on which simply implies that there's that possibility to happen but of course there's no one will really be able to know on how deep it will really be able to go down.

Sure anything can happen, yet think of so many folks selling from $70k to $106k and expecting to be able to buy back 15% to 25% or even lower than their sales price, and then the BTC price does not even come close to their ability to buy back at their target price, and they may well end up whining like a little baby because they are trying to trade the best asset known to man...and they don't even have close to enough BTC, and they are fucking around trying to trade it.

Quote from: milewilda on Today at 02:15:45 AM

We are currently playing around 100-100+ price on reaching out a new all time high but im already anticipating for some correction considering that this market isnt really always talking about pumps.

Think about how many dumb twats (likely including you) who had sold around the $100k arena, and they are planning to buy back because they either think that $100k is a high price or they think that price drops are inevitable or they think that they know something about BTC price dynamics.

Do you think that the market wants to reward all those dumb twats who thought that they were smarter than everyone else and they were going to end up with more BTC because they had it all figured out, but instead hopefully they did not sell too much of their BTC and end up with diddly squat, when they may well did not have enough BTC in the first place.

Quote from: milewilda on Today at 02:15:45 AM

Somehow when it comes to various sentiments and events or news around then you can somewhat tell that it might not really be that seriously going down, but who knows?

Yes.. .we've been here many times in the past, and sorry for your loss (not) since you likely sold too much too soon, and you are expecting to buy back cheaper and you are praying to be able to buy back, yet the odds are likely quite against you .. at least way more against you than you previously had speculated that you would be able to make a killing... which is not playing out too well, and you should know better, especially since you have been registered here since 2015..

You should not be trying to sell and to buy back cheaper, even though surely you could sell some at various points along the way up and not have to worry whether the BTC price drops from your sales point or not.

Hopefully during your times in bitcoin you have been able to at least maintain returns on your BTC, and not be screwing around trading.

Just think about it. A guy who got into bitcoin 9 years ago like yourself, if he had invested $100 per week, he would have had invested $47k and he would have about 15.75 BTC, so he should not be needing to sell any BTC, and he would be in pretty good position with such a stack and such returns.

He would have a portfolio that is worth $665k according to the 200-WMA and $1.65 million according to spot price.

That would be a pretty good place to be, and I hope your performance has been at least as good as that with your seemingly ongoing desires to trade rather than to just buy BTC and HODL through volatile periods.

Quote from: milewilda on Today at 02:15:45 AM

For those who had been holding then these movements wont really be that much of an issue or could worry them.

That's true.. Holding is good, and perhaps even continuing to accumulate depending on how new a person is to the BTC market. Frequently it takes at least a whole cycle to build up a bitcoin stash, and perhaps even longer than that, depending on whether a person might have been able to frontload his investment at earlier times...which most people are not able to frontload their BTC investment.

Quote from: milewilda on Today at 02:15:45 AM

The important thing on here is that you do have some enough USDT or stable coin on which it is reserved for making up some buybacks on which this is the most ideal step to make.

You trying to trade this sounds dumb. have you been trading BTC over the past 9 years? How is it working out for you? Have you been able to beat a simple buy and hold strategy including a strategy that continues to buy and hold until getting enough or more than enough BTC.

Who are you suggesting to trade their BTC?

Do you realize that an overwhelming majority of the world's population does not have any coins or even close to enough BTC, so why should they be fucking around with trying to trade, rather than just buying regularly until they get enough or more than enough?

Quote from: milewilda on Today at 02:15:45 AM

We have already reached up 100k. So whats next? $150k price will be the next target on which we are already that heading on bull run period then its achievable or even more. So its not that a bad idea to make up some investment on this current price point but cant blame out people if they are holding up their positions on accumulating even more on which they are aiming for that correction but actually we dont really know on when it would happen. So it will be just that depending according into your risks management.

Sure, corrections might happen at any time, yet we might get in the $120k to $180k range prior to a correction happening, and it does not even meant that a correction would go lower than current prices, so I doubt that a waiting strategy is ideal for all people unless you are presuming that they have already accumulated a lot of BTC, yet most people are not in such position of having had accumulated a lot of BTC...so they still likely would be better to employ a buying strategy rather than a waiting for the dip strategy.

I see a lot of unwarranted presumptions in what you are suggesting.

How did you start your investment journey? Did you start in late 2015 or did you start at some other time? Did you know where the price was going to go at that time too? or in recent times, you just became supposedly smarter about figuring out where the BTC price is going to go?