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The billionaires, the public companies, and the professional asset managers currently holds 12.3% of ALL Bitcoin. That's not including the supply that nation-states have started to HODL in their vaults.
Don't sell your Bitcoin at the current "cheap" price levels. Keep accumulating, if you want to see, then sell when it's at a seven digit valuation per coin OR when it's equal to or more than the total market value of Gold.
The billionaires, the public companies, and the professional asset managers currently holds 12.3% of ALL Bitcoin. That's not including the supply that nation-states have started to HODL in their vaults.
Don't sell your Bitcoin at the current "cheap" price levels. Keep accumulating, if you want to see, then sell when it's at a seven digit valuation per coin OR when it's equal to or more than the total market value of Gold.
You make a good point about accumulating bitcoin, yet I am not sure what you point about selling is?
What are you selling your bitcoin for?
From your perspective, Wind_FURY, what are you going to buy with your bitcoin when you sell it at those supra $1 million prices?
By the time bitcoin reaches $1 million, we probably won't have very high world adoption, and some guys are going to have had accumulated less than 0.1 BTC or maybe they were able to get up to somewhere between 0.25 BTC to 0.5 BTC, and you want them to sell?
Maybe we should focus on accumulating, first?
Did I say I want them to sell?
Although we encourage HODLing, we can't actually force people to be actual HODLers because life-conditions of each individual is different, OR, the plan of each individual is different. But the point is, if people are selling now - STOP. They're merely doing what the billionaires want them to do.
IF indeed an individual has a "take profit target", then in my personal OPINION, wait for a seven digit price valuation OR when Bitcoin surges above Gold's total market value.