It's very difficult to buy back after selling. If you sell now, you'll see the price rise slightly in a few days. When you decide to buy, the price will start to fall again, and as a result, you'll be the one losing money.
If you're considering selling now, I recommend not monitoring the price of Bitcoin for too long. You'll find that it rises after you sell, and you won't make a profit.
You can buy it back again in a few months, or even a year or two, and you could make a substantial profit doing so

If you are okay with the value of profits you have acquired as periodically you are a short term investor with Fomo, you can sell but you sounds well equipped to stil keep going for a longer time so I don't know about your financial background or state of emotions otherwise,  I will advice you don't have to sell just because you have feasibly made some profits.
Mind you, the bull run is not over yet meaning of you keep holding you will be chance to earn more profits.
But if at all whether you sold or not but you decide to buy bitcoin in the future, the market is always open for you to buy from traders who are 24/7 active to sell and buy at any given price.

Talk about possibilities to buy bitcoin in the next correction event, be known that out of the total 21M BTCs, 19.66M has been mined while we still have 1.34M are still unmined around the year 2140. Which means we have over a century for the total bitcoins to be mined.
So there is no need to be feared if you will still be chanced to buy after selling in the meantime. This is why we keep saying here that there Investors still have opportunities to buy and as it stances, there is no recognized late comers or deprivations of enthusiasts buying Bitcoin in the near future.

I remember back in 2017 some dumb news articles were saying how there wasn't enouogh BTC to go around once institutionals would hit it. Then again in 2021 the false idea came around again, this was around the time MicroS started buying big in the news.

I mean, until today I never heard an exchange say, oops guys sorry, no more BTC.

Price will 1 million $$$ before any exchange ever runs out

It can be a very smart move but don’t do it yet. Bitcoin is still at least 30% from its cycle top, I think. So sell maybe once we go over $140,000. It will probably go higher but I think that’s a good point to start DCA out. Then you can buy back cheaper in the bear market. Be aware of capital gains taxes if applicable in your country.

Unfortunately experienced and long-term investment minded people especially on this forum will not give you the advice to sell and buy back as you expect and I am quite sure of this.

Not without reason, a lot of people on this forum act as long-term investors, although they will not prohibit you from releasing the bitcoin you have but they will not suggest selling it and buying in the next correction because they have the same goal which is long-term as the goal to be achieved.

Keep in mind also in this case when you sell the assets you have it is possible that you will not get your bitcoin back because after all the situations and schemes involving technicals are actually still based on speculation. Maybe it would be great if the guess you did was right by selling and waiting for a correction in the future but if this misses and you have sold your bitcoin but bitcoin actually soars even more expensive in terms of value then the bitcoin you have spent will not be able to have you back so I'm pretty sure no one will suggest it even though if you have sold it no one will intervene either.

This is not just advice, but an opinion. Traders who buy Bitcoin (BTC) at a low price and then hope to sell it at a high price, repeating this process over and over again, essentially seeking to profit from price differences, should be aware that while there are quick profits to be made, there are also high risks involved, this is riskier than investing.


Is there a guarantee that the lowest price you mention is truly the lowest price? 
What if there is a further decline, even a significant one? This would undoubtedly impact your psychology. 

Therefore, it is more advisable to buy Bitcoin (BTC) with a long-term focus, using discretionary funds and employing the DCA method for purchases.

It's very difficult to buy back after selling. If you sell now, you'll see the price rise slightly in a few days. When you decide to buy, the price will start to fall again, and as a result, you'll be the one losing money.
If you're considering selling now, I recommend not monitoring the price of Bitcoin for too long. You'll find that it rises after you sell, and you won't make a profit.
You can buy it back again in a few months, or even a year or two, and you could make a substantial profit doing so

If you want to take profit and are satisfied with the profit you have made, you can sell at any time. But if you think you can optimize by selling high and waiting to buy low, you think you are smarter than the market and things will work out as you think. I want to say that you are wrong.

The strategy of selling high and waiting to buy low is not a secret or new, but as you can see, not many people dare to do this, especially long-term holders. They must have had their reasons and they knew for sure that things wouldn't be that easy.

There are many people who think like you, but most of them have to buy bitcoins back at high prices because there is no guarantee after selling, price will decrease. So as a long term investor, optimizing is a bad idea. As a long term holder, continue DCA if you have the money, otherwise just hold.

With every increase, there's bound to be a correction. Currently, Bitcoin's daily rate is around $116,000-$119,000. So, do you want to do it short-term, daily, or something else? But the bottom line is, everything has its own risks. If you want to trade Bitcoin short-term, you can also take advantage of its ups and downs.

And in my opinion, stick to the spot market, don't play the futures market with leverage. So, even if the price doesn't match your expectations, you can still hold your Bitcoin until it rises again. But make sure you do your own research; everyone's strategy may be different. So, there's no one-size-fits-all financial advice.

I won't give you advice, however I will mention two things. 1) Dollar cost average is the most sensible way to invest in bitcoin. If you are not familiar with it, look it up, you will find plenty of information on it and 2) Time in the market > (is greater than)  timing the market. Make what you will of those two things.

I won’t agree with the type of mindset you have because you are only compromising your future profits with bitcoin. The fact that none of us knows when will bitcoin drop its price, or maybe this time bitcoin price will skyrocket and reach another peak price, so that makes you selling at a loss then. You will lose those excellent profits you will gain later on.

However, the final decision is still within you. Just think of it a thousand times before you proceed to an action that may end up a source of regret in the future.

There is always an opportunity to buy back at any time you please. But the question is, will Bitcoin decline to the price you have in mind to buy back? If you trust it will and you have already made some good profits from your Bitcoin investment, you can go ahead to sell your Bitcoin without giving anyone an explanation or permission for that.

We are all investing in Bitcoin on our own accord and at our own risk, with target price in mind. Any future profits or losses are on each other's heads. Do what you feel is okay for you. If you feel like selling now, sell. If you want to postpone selling now, fine and good. But don't blame anyone for whatever decision you take. The decision is all yours.

You may get lucky at market timing or you may not.  Given the long term trajectory of bitcoin, selling in order to buy back lower has worked sometimes, but many times not.  People are still waiting to get back in when it gets below $1.  Or $30.  Or $100 or $1000.

Not the right time to sell right now, this looks like just a minor correction. Bitcoin will likely rise again and might even break its current ATH. If you’re not a day trader, don’t focus too much on the short term. Think long term.

Just my advice.. when Bitcoin is in a bullish phase, it’s not the time to sell unless you’ve already hit your profit target. As for me, I’m holding until the end of the year. I’ve got a feeling the market will stay bullish. Best time to sell is when the bear market starts showing signs, not now.

I don't think it's a financial advise to sell your Bitcoin, maybe there would be possible draw back but the market can be unpredictable and maybe even go higher than expected. I think the best decision to make right now is investing more Bitcoin without the mindset of making immediate profits.

Bitcoin investments always get better with its potentiality and liquidity and Bitcoin's availability is limited and would be mined off in a couple years....who knows??
Accumulating more of Bitcoin's would always be the best option.

I don’t understand why you have to sell your btc just to buy back again btc? Maybe if you sell your altcoins so you can purchase bitcoin, that would be a very smart idea. But selling off your bitcoin so you can buy bitcoin again, not actually a good idea for me. Instead, just do the DCA or wait for a price correction and accumulate more bitcoin to add on your portfolio, that way you will have massive profits with bitcoin in time.

There will always be a chance for you to buy BTC again... The market will not forever remain bullish... My advice for you, if you feel you want to sell, take a some portion and sell, and be ready to buy back if there's a chance of market becoming bearish... Don't take this as a financial advice though...

Or you can continue to accumulate using the dollar cost average.. that way you won't miss out on any market move and if the market eventually becomes bearish, you would still be able to acquire bitcoin from your still available capital....