The crypto market is absolutely buzzing right now, hitting an exciting altseason! We're seeing spot ETH ETF inflows outpace even spot BTC ETFs, companies are stacking up ETH, and the buzz around ETH's role in the digital economy is growing louder by the day. The fact that tens of thousands of old BTC haven't dragged its price below 100K USD is a strong testament to the market's current strength.
Everyone's glued to their screens, dissecting trends and charts, hoping to catch the next big wave this altseason. Meanwhile, I've been consistently DCA into BTC and other top coins. I even locked in some profits on BTC at 100K USD, 110K USD, and 120K USD. This is exactly when I start strategizing my exit before the inevitable crypto winter sets in.
I don't buy into the idea that the 4-year crypto market cycle is dead, despite what some market CEOs are suggesting. I firmly believe the BTC halving still packs a punch for the crypto market, even if it's just from a sentiment perspective, especially since the broader economy also follows a roughly 4-year cycle. No asset can surge forever: a correction is healthy and necessary to cleanse the market and bring assets back to their true value. I learned this the hard way in the 2021 season, where I missed out on most of my potential gains because I held out for a "super cycle" that would push BTC to 100K USD.
Considering BTC peaked in November 2013, December 2017, and November 2021, I'm eyeing November 2025 as my window to exit the market. I'd rather not wait for a clear market collapse signal in Q1 2026. If clear signals aren't there, I'll plan to exit around November 15th or November 30th this year to safeguard my profits.
Knowing when you have enough usually brings a sense of peace. I'm mentally preparing myself to potentially miss out on further rallies, meaning I won't have any regrets if the market absolutely explodes after I take my profits. My plan is to hold USDT and patiently wait for the market bottom so I can start DCA into BTC again for the next cycle.
I'd like to get your opinion on this:
Everyone's glued to their screens, dissecting trends and charts, hoping to catch the next big wave this altseason. Meanwhile, I've been consistently DCA into BTC and other top coins. I even locked in some profits on BTC at 100K USD, 110K USD, and 120K USD. This is exactly when I start strategizing my exit before the inevitable crypto winter sets in.
I don't buy into the idea that the 4-year crypto market cycle is dead, despite what some market CEOs are suggesting. I firmly believe the BTC halving still packs a punch for the crypto market, even if it's just from a sentiment perspective, especially since the broader economy also follows a roughly 4-year cycle. No asset can surge forever: a correction is healthy and necessary to cleanse the market and bring assets back to their true value. I learned this the hard way in the 2021 season, where I missed out on most of my potential gains because I held out for a "super cycle" that would push BTC to 100K USD.
Considering BTC peaked in November 2013, December 2017, and November 2021, I'm eyeing November 2025 as my window to exit the market. I'd rather not wait for a clear market collapse signal in Q1 2026. If clear signals aren't there, I'll plan to exit around November 15th or November 30th this year to safeguard my profits.
Knowing when you have enough usually brings a sense of peace. I'm mentally preparing myself to potentially miss out on further rallies, meaning I won't have any regrets if the market absolutely explodes after I take my profits. My plan is to hold USDT and patiently wait for the market bottom so I can start DCA into BTC again for the next cycle.
I'd like to get your opinion on this:
- Are you in profit or loss in the crypto market?
- Do you plan to exit the market this season?
- What's your exit plan?