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Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

We know. Just cause people are so excited about the bull run doesn't mean we'd be selling all our bitcoins and cryptocurrencies to cash out on the profits. That's not how it works. These people are talking about the bull run in the context of how much it would pump bitcoin's value and increase the worth of their cryptocurrencies. Sure there will be people who would cash out of the cryptocurrency hype train but that doesn't mean everyone will. That's stupid.

Everyone's going to be holding their bitcoins for dear life once the bull run comes in hopes of actually earning more by biding their time. That's how it has worked out in the past and that's how it will work out now. There won't be any reinventing of the wheel that will happen here.

People have different objectives and targets. Some people will sell all with the hope that it will pull back for them to buy again. While some people will sell just a fraction of their their portfolio to take their capital and some profits then leave the rest. However, there are many people that will not sell in the entire bull market... these are the people that have long term vision and will hodl against all odds. They are financially stable and have other ways of paying their bills.

In all, it is an individual thing and depends entirely on your plans.

hello dear OP in my point of view During a bull market, you don't have to sell all of your Bitcoin; many investors opt to take some profits while hanging onto part of their holdings for the long run. Dollar-cost averaging is another option for building up your Bitcoin holdings over time, independent of the state of the market. In the end the choice should be based on your particular financial condition and goals.

Those type of posts are mostly by those that have never experienced bitcoin halving before.

It’s never a good idea to go all out on your bitcoin because of a bull run, you could sell 20-50% of it (depending on how high the price goes and also how much bitcoin they have in their possession) but to most People that might be too much.

You can always buy back later for the next bull run. And looking at the past performance, the price difference between bull market and bear market is quite big, so in the past selling all coins wasn't a risky decision if you sell late during the bull run. The biggest risk in selling all coins is that the price will keep going up and never fall down below that level ever again. To avoid this it's better to not sell early in the bull market and wait for the bull market to mature.

Depends on your vision as an investor. But eitherway, investing is the best thing to do. You may sell during the bulltrend and buy on the dip; the market price won’t continuously increase in a consistent manner. However in such way, you’d stress out with every market price movement but will be able to maximize the profit. You may also just hold until satisfactory. Think of how early investors are at advantage right now problem only is waiting for years, but if you can manage to do so then that would be good. Creating partial selling and holding would also be an option however you would have feelings of regrets depending on the market price movement; if the market price continued to increase upon selling some of your asset and if the market price would suddenly fall which leaves you at the middle and without knowing when will recovery occur.

Trading strategy varies from one person to another and from the nature of your investment. Was it intended to double your money, is it a long-term investment, or are you planning to buy back again?
Personally, I prefer to bet on buying back again, and assuming that the bottom of the next cycle is $70,000 and the top is at $150,000, I will try to sell at $130,000 to $150,000, and then I will buy the same amount of Bitcoin at $70,000, and the price difference between them is free profits. I can use it to buy whatever I want.
Note that this strategy varies from person to person.

Well, I recommend you to sell most of your Bitcoin at $100k or above if next bull run crosses that mark. It's a good idea to sell your Bitcoin during bull run because after a bull market we will see another bear market. Who knows in the next bear market Bitcoin may go as low as $50k or $55k and if goes that low then you can buy more Bitcoin during the next bear market.

I think it's not worthy to hold your Bitcoin during the bull market as they can drop in value when bear market starts. At some time we will have to sell off some of our Bitcoin and if you really want to hold your Bitcoin for longer term then you really don't have to sell those Bitcoin during bull market.

Some investors are thinking about holding their Bitcoin for long term and those investors basically hold their Bitcoin for decades and they really don't care about the conditions of the market. Those investors think that Bitcoin could reach values as high as $5M to $10M and their belief is so firm that they will never sell below those values.

You do not need to sell all, but if you have made enough profit, sell it in a way that if bitcoin price decreased below $15000 again, you will still be making profit. It is good not to sell all but in a way you will not lose when the next bear market is very severe and reaching the lowest level.

Bitcoin will reach six digits and cross it. I am expecting over $150000.

It's up to you - whether you want to sell your entire bitcoin holding or sell half is up to you!

Then do you use what strategies and plans you want after the bull run? Of course you will sell but selling all is not a bad idea you sell all you will get a decent profit, and the bitcoin cycle will definitely be bearish again after the bullish time has passed, can you believe this? The decision is nothing wrong you can start again and accumulate again when the decline or bearish.

I - currently do not have a decision which one to take, but will do some variations that have been targeted before but now prefer accumulation rather than thinking about the bullish still long enough.

Everyone will definitely sell their Bitcoin when the market is bullish and when the price reaches its highest point with a very satisfying profit, likewise if you have plans to sell your Bitcoin when the market is bullish. It's best not to be too hasty and have to wait for the highest price or close to the highest price to sell your Bitcoin, and the most important thing is that you have made a profit of more than 50% from your holdings.
I talk like this because everyone has different plans and strategies, and the most important thing is that you don't sell in an unfavorable situation. And you can buy it back when the market is bearish, and the question is whether the price of Bitcoin will fall significantly because buying back Bitcoin below takes quite a long time. So everything requires strong patience to be able to do both.

Actually the answer lies in your own investment targets. If your target is just to get to the next bull market when Bitcoin reaches a new ATH or something. So selling at that time will indeed be quite good because you will definitely have a big profit. And then wait for the bear market to return to start accumulation again.

But if your investment target is much longer or you have a target price, then as long as the target price has not been reached then maybe holding on to it is not a problem. But that means we also have to be ready to experience market waves again, which of course will always be a correction after an increase. There is always a bearish after a bullish. I personally might sell some when a new ATH is formed. And start accumulating again when the market really becomes bearish again. Dwyor

It depends on whether an investor wants to sell or not because it is their asset. However, I agree with you that selling all bitcoin assets during a bull market is not a good idea considering that in the future the price of bitcoin will increase, and that is much more if an investor can hold some of their assets during a bull market. Selling gradually and not in a rush is a much better idea, while buying again continuously.

If you don't sell your Bitcoin in the bull market, when do you plan to sell your Bitcoin? I don't think anyone is advising you to sell all your Bitcoin in the bull market, you need to understand the market first and see if the market will go more bullish before selling your Bitcoin. Normally we might not know what the market will do in the next minutes and if we go and sell our Bitcoin immediately, this is going to affect us of either selling too early or sell too late. We need to grab every opportunity and sell when we are okay with the market because greed will look always come to make us feel guilty of ourselves if we don't take decisions that tend to help us in a long way.

Selling all Bitcoin is a good idea if you knew exactly what is the peak for the bull run because you can always buy back at lower price when price corrects which is inevitable. Next bull run cycle usually take a year or more before the price starts to recover again.

Your only concern when you sell all your coins is the possibility of FOMO when the price keeps going up. My selling strategy is usually through selling by batch like DCA sell so that I can average my sell price until the peak reach. There’s always a price correction which you can use to enter again if you to trade efficiently.

You don't should anything in terms of how exactly to deal with your assets during a bullish trend. This is purely your decision, which is best for you to make yourself. No one will give you the right answer until you find it yourself. You need to be guided by your behavior strategy. If your plans are to sell part or all of bitcoin during the hype, then do so. If you want to change your decision, if circumstances change, then change your decision. There are no clear boundaries or restrictions unless you create them yourself. You may not sell bitcoin at all during the next bull trend and sell much later. 1BTC still remains 1BTC, and intermediate price fluctuations are, of course, a good opportunity to speculate on the difference in rates and make money, but in the long term, if the hold is planned for many years, then the profit will still be noticeable even without these trading games on bullish and bearish trends.

Want to lament while others are enjoying profits with large returns due to patient endurance, please sell everything.
4.7% increase in 24h and 3.1% in 7d. The Bitcoin price graph when I visited the site in question looked like there was a tower rising upwards.
We need to remember people who talk about and suggest holding on and do it for good.
Bitcoin will not rot like shitcoins in a wallet if held. So, don't sell.

Your comment as quoted already told us your position on the question you're asking us to respond to. I don't also advise people to sell all of the coins/tokens they've whenever they're taking profit. That's my simple way of reducing my regret level. Selling off 70% to 80% is good enough. However, I won't advise that if I knew a dump was coming. I would rather sell off everything and then watch on the sidelines. If I may ask, OP, wouldn't you also sell off everything if you were hodling Bitcoin at $40k but peeped into the future to discover that Bitcoin would dump to $13k in a few days? Wouldn't you? Of course, any sensible person would do that, and that's the right thing to be done at a situation like that. Sell off and then rebuy

It depends on what an investor want to do in a bull market. If he feels that he will try to make money from Bitcoin by trading for a short period of time, it is entirely up to him. But as a holder I think there should be a specific destination. Bitcoin has been bearish for a long time and Bitcoin will start bullish from this position. Every investor should have a target for the long term. A holder's opinion cannot be found similar to those who have taken short-term targets. However, the recent rapid bullish trend is good news for all Bitcoiners as many will comment on its price and bullishness. But those who observe Bitcoin very carefully they never hold Bitcoin for small profits.

Once there is a bull market, sell all your BTC because you don't know how long it will take for another bull to come that will give you the same opportunity, and don't forget that anything can happen that will make you not to wait for another bull to come than to sell your BTC in bear market because, any incident can happen that will make you to sell at the moment. It is better to sell when there is a bull market and save the money to wait for another bear market to come before you can buy to hold for another bull market, and it will give you strong confidence to hold till you win your target from the bull market. Well, in this aspect you still have your choice not to sell all your BTC, but I just give you my own strategy I use to harvest profits from bull market which you can also apply the same too

Selling or not has to be on our personal end, we can choose to sell at anytime we want as long as we are contempted with the rate at which we are selling, why many investors always choose the period after Halving is because then the market rises and there is more of bull market than bear, there's no law that permits selling only at bullrun but i think most of us will always prefer taking the advantage of pump market than the bear market for selling.

The concept of selling all your bitcoin or holding some is based on the person concerned. Normally, everyone has one's own engagement, aim, and target. So it depends on what someone wants to do at that particular time, the convenience and the gain, that will  make one to decide whether to sell all one's bitcoin or some of it during the bull run. Though it is advisable to check the exact situation of things about bitcoin, you should check yourself completely, and make personal decision.

For long-time holders, the bull run is just another season for them, and it doesn't make much of a difference to them unless the joy that an increase in portfolio will bring comes with.
 
But for some individual, seasonal, and institutional investors, this bull period is their target time to take home some profit. They will have to sell their holdings during that bull season, taking advantage of the market hype and making some profit so that they can give a good account of how their investment was, and profit will be subtracted from the capital, and the amount to be reinvested will also be decided.
 
Most people also believe that after a bull run there is a great possibility of a market dump, which they will not want their investment to sink, so they sell when the market is high and wait for the bearish season to buy back. This strategy works for some, but for others it doesn't, as they always fall victim to miscalculating the market.

It is "tempting" to read that the wheel is not reinvented, the known techniques or theory are there, but they change according to the individuals idea of doing "x" or "y", so, in that process they reinvent themselves. their own way, that is, each individual does what they want, some movements are the trend, others go against the current and some "invent" new things, fortunately that is the case.

That same essence is what makes everything tend towards a known state of the market, but it is those fluctuations of action and thoughts that make the market have the trend that corresponds and benefits (or not) that individual at a certain moment.

Sell up and buy down, is the cheap slogan of a "fish" investor.  It works, but the level is Shark.

Well investors would be investors and if you are also looking at it from an investor's perspective then you should not tell them what to do. I am a Bitcoin enthusiast and personally I don't save Bitcoin just to sell it off in the next bull run. But as an investor you don't know how long they have been holding their Bitcoin some can go far back as the previous bull run or the one before that, so if they have achieved their goal regardless of the fact that there would be another bull run, they can definitely sell off and most time they buy again at another higher price .

I don't understand the cycle of selling off only to start again. Well we all have our financial goals so if this works for them then it's fine.

I don't think my suggestion even work for you because you might have different vision about this kind of thing. You can sell some of your Bitcoin portion or just hold it, there is nothing wrong with that. But, if you are talking about selling it all? Then unless you have urgent stuff to pay and need emergency funds then I don't think you should sell all of your Bitcoin because it's solely bull market, if you want to get profit from this then you can sell some.

It's called holding, not keeping. People be lucky enough to sell their Bitcoins during bull market is a good idea and a strategy as well because they can always buy back when it changes it phase to bear market which obviously be a profit for them. We do have different strategy for buying and selling bitcoins, if you don't sell during a bull market then you losses the potential of gaining in the long run, perhaps you're holding for life and leave it to your grandchildren. As long as you don't need it, it is good as gold when you want to sell it.

In my opinion it's better not to sell whole lot of bitcoins because you should save as much as you can to meet your needs and because of that you will get big profit in future.

I think it's best not to sell anything left over after netting out your personal and family life expenses right now because if you sell, bitcoins will be deprived of profits.
If you want to make more profit with Bitcoin then you definitely need to keep people waiting for long term.

Everyone has a different strategy. There are those who when bullish sell everything and after going down buy it back or there are also those who sell half. But in my personal opinion yes... Bitcoin will rise after 6 months -1 year after the halving.... That's a fact that I believe... Halving in 2024 means buying in 2023 and selling in 2025. That's the logic of supply and diamond.

Totally depends on you since its your coins then it would really be your full control of it and whether you would really be selling all and accumulate again on cheaper coins on bear market or would really be simply holding up your position even if Bull run happens. It would really be that according into someones preference since not all does have the patience on doing such thing because even myself did make out some division of my portfolio
on which i do have a Bitcoin which is really that intended for long term hold or lets say a decade hold and there's a bitcoin balance which is really that intended for making some short term trades and the profits that
been made would really be that cycled out and would really be that be adding up into my capital on active trading and the rest would really be put up on long term stash. It is your money or balance then it would
really be always falls down into your preference and the capability that you do have since not all would really be just that good on doing that. This is why outcome and results wouldnt really be the same
on each person/investor. So its your choice to make in the end of the day.  ;)

If you have a clear understanding of how the bull market and bear market function, you would know for a fact that it is what you as the owner of the crypto intend to do that you will do. It has to be the best decision, because whether you HoDL or sell your BTC, what a real trader looks at is the profit to be made either short term or long term.

If you sell, you make some profit, even if it is not as much, but the demand for BTC is what determines the bull run or bearish seasons respectively.
At this point, people are looking to HoDL more BTC because of the halving expected to happen early next year. If I were you, I wouldn't rush off to sell all my BTC because soon it would become scarce and the demand for it will increase, that would be the best time to sell.
Am not a financial adviser though, just sharing my opinion.

I think it will be a wrong approach to sell all the bitcoins that you have struggled to accumulate for a long time. What is the point selling all your bitcoins if you do not need all the money.

The bull run will give you profit, it can be a time to take a break from strict hodling, take out some profit and get yourself some things or do what you have always wanted or make another investment asides from bitcoins. You were disciplined enough to accumulate bitcoins and then hodl well, I think some little leisure spending and gratifications should not be out of place.

It's always good to have Bitcoin on hand. Every investor always wants to get the highest profit. When they see that their investment, which they have been waiting for for years, has reached the level they want, some try to sell the entire investment, while others try to sell a certain amount. That's why I like Bitcoin to have cycles. In both methods, the investor achieves his goal. This is the most important point for me.

There is a point that everyone determines the price of Bitcoin, and when it reaches that price, they will sell their Bitcoins. Some will sell all of it, some will sell some of it. But they will continue to accumulate Bitcoin because the investor who keeps Bitcoin in his wallet for a certain period of time will be disturbed when there is no Bitcoin in his wallet and will start collecting Bitcoin.

The idea of selling all your coins after the bull season is not a good one. Now I would like you to imagine this. if it takes an investor 4 years to accumulate 2BTC and finally the bull season comes, then the investor sells all his coins, then what will be the fate of the investor again?

Although the investor has already made profits from the bear season to the bull season, I will say that the investor has lost more than he/she has gotten as a profit. Why? Because for that investor to accumulate the same amount or amount of Bitcoin that he has gotten from the bull, it would be very hard if the investor accumulated 2btc and after the bull he gets 10btc, then if he sold all it would be very hard for the investor to accumulate to such extents again.

It is hard to hold Bitcoin, but it is very easy to sell for some people, it is easier for them to accumulate and hold than selling. Some people who are disciplined when yet to achieve something find it so easy to keep on striving, but others who don't have patience and discipline find it difficult to accumulate and hold.
Lastly, if an investor has 10 BTC, it is better for the person to sell the amount that he/she can buy again.

This is not a fact, this is speculation.  Remember as long as an event does not happen, it cannot be considered as a fact.



You can always rinse and repeat.  Bitcoin market movement is known as a cycle, so when the Bitcoin price reaches its ATH, we can always wait for the correction and bear market to reaccumulate.  Selling all our stash when the price hits $100k, then buying during the bear market when the price hits $30k - $40k can give us more stash of Bitcoin than just selling the half and waiting for the half to be sold on the next bull run.

Just do what you think is right but for me, I sell them all and accumulate again when the bear season comes.
In fact, the reason why we are holding it is to wait for the bull season and sell them to make a profit, therefore, that is the thing we are supposed to do, right? And I will tell you that holding forever never makes you earn which is why there is selling activity happening in the market because people are making trade in order to get their money. Buy Low, Sell High - that is pretty simple.

You already know the answer to your own queries, so there is no need to ask them again as other people have already expressed their views on the subject. What is crucial is that we don't allow our inaction build up on the day of the upcoming bull run in the years 2024–2025.

If you are one of the holders who has assets in your wallet here in the bitcoin business sector, this is the really exciting part. To be honest, it can only be referred to be the finest if we own a significant amount of Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

This depends on the strategies and desires of each investor in his investment outlook, his rate of profits, and his ability to be patient and overcome FOMO. Some prefer to sell what they have when the bull market comes because they are satisfied with their profits and fear losing the opportunity in their belief that it will not happen again in the near future. They hope to seize another purchasing opportunity at a low price when the bear market returns. Some sell parts of the amount of Bitcoin they have at intervals during the bull market. They keep a part of the amount for the long term to continue accumulating and remain within the market without selling everything they have and waiting for a higher price to achieve more profits.

Therefore, I believe it is wise for every investor not to wait until the time of entering the bull market to determine his decisions. He must make plans for his investment decisions and rearrange them from now on to what is good and in his interest and meets his desires and goals.

It totally depends on you, whether you sell the full amount or not is up to you. If you can analyze the market correctly, if you think the price is unlikely to go up, you can sell the full amount if you want. But it is better to keep some money for future. Bitcoin is risky, when a bull market starts, after reaching a certain destination, the market can suddenly drop down a lot. I have heard of many people holding Bitcoin in 2021 hoping for higher profits. They still miss that bull market a lot. If you buy Bitcoin expecting a limited profit, you can sell the entire amount when the bull market starts. And if you want to get a lot of profit, then hold for a long time.

Depend on personal trader for selling their bitcoin or altcoin assets during bull market, every trader have difference trading way and some of them adopt with short term trading and not problem for selling when moment bull market due they have raise few percent of profitable. For long term holding they will hold with bull market and waiting until moment bearish coming for selling their bitcoin fund, its not only depend with kinds of trading way as short or long term but also depend with financial dependent or not. Some investor have good financial and not difficult with their fund when holding bitcoin in bull market, but many or trader adopt short term trading and try as possibilities earn profit in daily day and take opportunity with selling bitcoin assets on bull market.

During have profit with bitcoin investment its not problem have to sell on bull market or waiting when bearish arriving.

It's a good idea to keep a trading journal where you note down every relevant aspect of each trade, including your mood and if you ever come across market chatter that could change your behavior. influence your decision, stop following it.

When the market is bullish, it surges and ignores all the bad news. BTC is synonymous with long-term holding patterns. So, if you haven't entered a target selling offer at the price you have set.

I think, selling all is not perfect decision! but i hope, we are very near to bull market! I am just small crypto trader and its my personal opinion!

Sell if you're already happy with the profit you made when the bull run comes and then just buy back. Bull market is not permanent, it is always followed by bearish season (although it's not certain for how long) therefore you still have a chance to accumulate again. But if you don't want to let go all your Bitcoin during bull run for wanting a much higher price, it's up to you. Therefore it depends on what you think is more beneficial.

Anyway, regardless of you sell all or hold some, as long as you made profit, that's a good decision since you gained from your Bitcoin holdings.

You can sell a small part or a quarter of your total Bitcoin to take advantage and prepare for the next bear market. Usually, that's what people do. If the price of Bitcoin keeps rising, they can sell a small portion again. But if the difference in price increase is not too much, it is better to keep some of the other Bitcoins and wait for the next high increase.

But if the increase is over, you can wait for the bearish moment to buy Bitcoin again. But at least you determine your target selling price so you don't miss out on selling at that price.

It all depends on your plan. Don't just follow what other people suggest. And before the bull market comes, you already have a plan for what you should do.

When we sell it in a bullish market, maybe we leave it in case there is a rise again, but what usually happens is that when we sell it, we already have a profit from the sale and if we hold the remainder and the price goes up again, then that is a bonus. Any decision is good as long as we are in accordance with our personal intentions, of course we must remember not to be greedy or it will backfire on ourselves, and this is often experienced by many people.

That's a prudent move, especially if you have a knack for sensing bullish and bearish moments. At the very least, you'll continue to reap profits from your trading endeavors. Selling everything when the bullish market arrives is a wise choice, especially if you can sell at the peak price.

Always remember that a bearish market will come at some point, just as a bullish one will. So, we'll have other opportunities to turn our investments into further gains. After all, isn't everyone seeking to profit when venturing into Bitcoin investments? Is there any other way for traders to make money besides buying low and selling high?

There is nothing wrong with enjoying the accumulated results from a bearish market and harvesting them in a bullish market, people have different tastes in making their choices, I agree with you.they for example M. Saylor, by holding bitcoin for the long term they will definitely have sufficient income in their daily lives, for example, let's take the example of 4 years ago, at the beginning of January 2019 the price of bitcoin was around $5000. Of course, if one day we can no longer find that price, I personally will only sell it according to my needs. To become rich with Bitcoin, you need extra patience (example like Davinci Jaremie)

This is exact mindset I have... buying to hold for long and selling only base on needs. I have confidence in Bitcoin and I consider it a safer way to preserve my funds against inflation and risk. Even though many people will say Bitcoin is risky, I feel the greater part of that risk is for people planning to hold for short term and then sell for a profit. Bitcoin actually require more time and patience than many people are willing to give.

It is up to you as both strategies have their merits, selling everything near the peak and buying once a bear market comes is a strategy that tries to maximize your profits as much as possible, something most traders and investors are looking for, however only selling a portion of your holdings and keep something in reserve is a safer approach as it protects you in the case you make a mistake and sell for a bad price, so which one you should pick? The one that makes the most sense to you when taking into account all the circumstances that surrounds you.

I would say that no matter what decision would be, with time, you will still be happy with result and disappointed simultaneously. The opportunity tomorrow will always be better than opportunity today. If you think you have earned enough from holding, then sell only if you already know how you will spend your fiat or what other cryptocurrency you would buy. Otherwise there will always be another price increase.

We can't always say that the opportunity tomorrow will be better today, not in the case with Bitcoin investment because of its volatility. Because might today it rise but we can't be sure tomorrow and in the following days. Like if we are already in bullish, I don't think we need to wait for it to dump before selling?
That is why I don't force someone to hold without a reason and of course, I don't force someone to sell without a reason as well. But with the current situation, selling is not the best option but accumulation and holding.

Those who hold the investment for a long time, hold the investment only when the bull market comes and sell it, because they hold the investment to get some profit from it. And to reinvest later, the bearish market waits for it. Long-term traders only sell in the bull market and wait to buy in a bearish market. This way they earn good money. But it doesn't work for everyone, this method works for those who research the market all the time, and it doesn't work for those who suffer from market miscalculations.

No one can predict the top, and that's why people get excited when the uptrend starts and don't know exactly what to do. Someone who is experiencing a bull market for the first time is likely to sell all their assets at the beginning of the upturn and think they are rich. If you are a real investor you have to look at your investment ten years from now or fifteen years from now.

So if you are investing in an asset, i would never be persuaded to sell it all. To me, that's the essence of investing. Not panicking and waiting. If you can do those two things, you can see how your investment can make you rich. Of course people will want to sell high and buy low, but what they forget is that the market works the other way around. The whales' goal is to get you excited and panicked so that you buy high and sell low. Remember, if we are patient and stick to the plan, it will lead to wealth. Don't sell all your assets.

I think it depends on your investment plans, it's difficult to give advice. But if you ask me, I would sell all my crypto assets and stay away from the market for a while. The reason is simple because if we continue to monitor the market after selling, we will easily fall into the trap if the market continues to increase in price and cause us to make wrong decisions. So I will sell when the price reaches the target and I will only come back when the bear season returns.

Selling all your BTC's and converting it to fiat is not a good idea in my honest opinion, fiat suffers from inflation, so selling all your BTC's and converting it to fiat is not a good idea to me. You can probably sell all your coins if you have plans of diversifying into other investments like gold, real estate, etc. But if you are selling it, only to hold it in your fiat bank account, where it will be affected by inflation, then it is better you sell only 50% of your coins and leave the other 50% in BTC.

I also disagree that tomorrow's opportunities will be better than today's. Just like investing in bitcoin 10 years ago and investing now, there will be a huge difference in returns. Therefore, it cannot be said that opportunities in the future will be better than today, it's best to seize every opportunity, don't let it pass and regret it.
Bitcoin or any investment, those who invest early will take on more risk but will always receive greater rewards. So don't miss any opportunity if it comes to us.

I sell based on my needs, not on the price, and I think that it's also a reasonable choice, at least for people who can benefit from what they have in BTC during some moments in their lives. Strategy-wise, if we consider Bitcoin purely as an investment, it does make sense to sell near an ATH and then wait for the bear market to hit hard, and then buy lower and wait for the next run. However, that also depends on how long a person's willing to wait and at what price most of BTC were acquired. If it's a price that's unlikely to be reached again after the bull market, and a person has time to wait for another time period of around 3 years, then it makes sense to keep hodling till the next one. But the risk of just hodling indefinitely is never actually benefiting from those funds over the course of a pretty short human life.

Yes, I recommend not to sell everything anyway the increase in bitcoin does not stop here maybe it could be that bitcoin will experience another increase in the future, and right with what you said it's better to keep it back if the price difference is not too big, wait for a higher moment.

However, some people cannot wait for a long time, of course it is not easy to wait for a long time like this, but the possibility of bitcoin will increase again in the future. If it's already at the highest price, don't sell everything at least we have to have more savings for the future, all of that goes back to each of us the choices we choose we ourselves will run it so don't get too hung up on other people's opinions, advice and input from others just make hints if it's a matter of choosing it you yourself determine it.

if you have a target you are not supposed and if the target is met then you can sell, but not everybody has the patience to wait for when the target is met, and always waiting for the price to come low is not always the best, what if the price does not come down, it will not be favorable if you buy high and still sell high that is a very poor business mentality. I can sell during bull and the only thing I will be selling is my profit and not my capital

and even during bull and not selling I just wonder what else the person is looking for after making a profit is there anything again, but everybody has their own decision over their assets? 


that is the purpose of investing when the bear market is over then after a very long wait you can enjoy the fruit of your labor, yeah since it is a free world people have the right to decide the faith of what happens in their investment. the profit can sustain the investor for some time, and once the profit is made it should be wisely used because these days it is very difficult to keep money these days you can even re-invest the money.

People who have steady incomes don't bother much about their investment, since they have another means of earning which makes the investors more financially stable in a way, In 2019 a lot of people cashed out buying at 5000 and bitcoin hit 60k a lot of profits. some investment should not be underestimated.

Looking at the past trends, the BTC price -after- hitting an ATH, dropped significantly in the bear market, so you will always have the chance to buy back more Bitcoin than you previously had, but this whole process will take 3 to 5 years to complete, and you have to be patient. The price has always revisited certain targets in the bear market. It is important to note that one should not sell their Bitcoins at the very start of a bull run and try to sell a small amount of BTC at a time (targeted price). The biggest risk, I think, is if the price won't drop to your selling level. I am of the opinion that you should hold some Bitcoin for the long term, sell the remaining during a bull run, and buy back at the dip.

Everyone has their own price target, even if the market is in a bull run if the price target is not reached then they will not sell.
This is more of a long-term investment, not a short-term trade where the price will eventually be reached.

A long-term investment with a target price may be at the next ATH.
So when they don't sell during the bull run, it means they haven't reached their target.

In addition, some effective risk management is also needed to maximize profits and avoid big losses when the market is bad.

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Well, it is true that it is not correct to sell all bitcoins in a bull market. But in fact, if it is seen that you have bought bitcoin in the bear market and when the bull market comes, then you have to earn profit by selling bitcoin instead of your investment. So under this theory, if someone sells all the bitcoins, then there is no hesitation.
Yes, but the obligation is that when you sell your Bitcoin in the bull market and book profit, it is important for you to wait for the opportunity in the next bear market and buy Bitcoin again at a low price. Because Bitcoin will be beneficial in a bull market when you have bought it at a low price in a bear market and then sell it in a bull market, take the profit to the side, and prepare to enter again in a bear market.

So the meaning of the saying is that you will not sell Bitcoin in the bull market and will sell it for profit. The terms of profit are that you buy Bitcoin at a low price and sell it at its peak, i.e., the new ATH, by booking profit.

All of crypto relies on speculation, anxiety, and emotions. Holding onto bitcoin during a bad market shows faith in its potential. Selling in bull market? Short-term gains generate that emotional play. Lets explore market behavior's complexities. Bull and bear markets dont guarantee peak or bottom pricing.

Your point about keeping some bitcoin for accumulation is valid. Balance matters. Selling everything during a bull wave may be tempting, but bitcoin's true value is its long-term adoption. Investors are distracted by market timing claims. Consider bitcoin's future and make judgments using intuition, analysis, and foresight.

Actually your strategy is fine, it is normal that everyone's strategy will be different. Anyway it totally depends on the person what his strategy is. But the main point here is that no one can tell when the bull run will come and when Bitcoin will touch its new all-time high price. But yes it can be guessed by looking at the past history. So in this case, I think it would be a good idea not to sell the entire fund during the bull run.
However, as a long-term bitcoin holder, when you should sell, you should also keep an eye on these aspects or have knowledge about this. Because I think the best strategy is buy in dip and then hold and hold and then sell on bull. In this way if long term investment can be done with proper knowledge then I think it will be better to sell in bull season. Because when Bitcoin goes to dip, it will not be bad if you can buy it. Even then, as we are holding bitcoin for long term using DCA method, in the case of selling, even if you sell in your strategy, I think the possibility of risk will be less.

Time in the markets > timing the markets

You should never do all-in or all-out when you are entering or leaving the markets. Always sell/buy some and observe the situation before you make your next move. There is always a chance that you are making the wrong move and if you get out of the markets completely you may miss an opportunity. What if the prices go even higher after you get out? You shouldn’t take a risk like that. Timing the markets is not a good idea usually anyway. Waiting it out is a lot less stressful. Staying in the markets will also make you wiser and the longer you stay in the game the better choices you will make in the future.

If the ultimate goal is to make a profit, isn't it reasonable for someone to sell BTC during a bullish market? Investment is all about how to make money from buying and holding activities. If you keep buying and holding, even when the market is bullish, you'll never reap the rewards of what you've sown. Have you not prepared for your retirement? Or are you investing for future generations, willing to endure hardships for your children who may not necessarily use your assets wisely?

For me, accumulation will continue before selling BTC at a bullish price. We wait for the market to turn bearish again to start accumulating once more. At least there's a cycle for us to enjoy the fruits of our savings, even if it's just a little. I call it self-reward.

I'm not going to sell my bitcoin in the bull market, but I'm not going to tell you what to do. We all have our own understanding of bitcoin and our own goals.

My goal is to have bitcoin as a backup money and spend what I earn in fiat money and what I have in the bank.
Over the years I reduced the amount held in fiat money from around 50k EUR to around 3-4k, while maintaining my bitcoin. Unfortunately (or fortunately) i received an inheritance that boosted my fiat reserves, so I can continue reducing fiat holdings for another couple years until I get down to a satisfying amount and let my bitcoin grow.

Some of you will be in a different situation, some might need fiat money right now or next year with no ways of getting it. In such case you might be forced to sell some bitcoin.

How do you figure out the exact ATH? If you sell too early you will regret your decision and there won't be any point in buying back the asset. What I think is that you should make a long term target that you will keep accumulating bitcoin for the next two bear seasons. When the market rally up you won't do anything if it makes a correction you will keep accumulating. After 8 to 10 years you will see that you are a wealthy person.

Everyone has different approaches to this and this depends on the information available to them. I had always said that I will not sell all my bitcoin if the bull run happens but then I am also having double thoughts about this. Maybe if I should remain, it should be about 20% of my portfolio. Why I am no longer a fan of leaving large portion of my bitcoin even after the bull run is that I have discovered that I could still rebuy during the bear market.

For instance, the last bull run took us to a height of about $69k and the bear came to the region of 15k. This means whoever sold at 60 and re-bought at 20 made a good decision. No matter how high the bull run will take us, the bear must surely present us an opportunity to buy again.

I would not sell at this time, I know that the price is not bad, but it could be much better and unless it is an emergency I recommend that you wait, because things may change in these months, we are almost at the end of the year, the Things can be for the better, it is not because the price is going to a better side, but I do not recommend that you sell, on the contrary if you can buy a little from opco and forget about that investment it is much better, otherwise if you Selling will stop winning and that is sad, it has happened to me that I have sometimes had to sell bitcoin, and then the price goes up, then it is better to do other things and save.

Either ways it's up to you, depending on the situation of the investors, if they choose to sell all their Bitcoin it's not bad at all, assuming you buy 1 BTC for 28,000 in this bear market and you hold till Bitcoin reach 120,000 and you start taking profits, and you maintain your patience into the next bear market, maybe by 2026 then Bitcoin makes a new low around 20 or 30k and you buy back Bitcoin, you will have more Bitcoin than those that refuse to sell theirs.

Like I've said it's not a bad idea at all, which ever ways you decide to go is fine, profit making is profit making, not getting  any profits in return is the only bad part I see as an investor, I choose to sell all mine and wait for the next bear market, everyone is free to do whatever they want with their Bitcoin.

So far the past histories of Bitcoin bear market shows that Bitcoin always makes a new higher low, in 2020 it was 3,800 or less, I can't recall again, and this time it's 15k so far, maybe by match of 2024 Bitcoin finally make it down to 12k nobody knows.

I think trying to find the peak is not an easy thing, but also not selling at all is not a smart move neither. I think we should realize that the best thing we could do at this point would be just having a ladder type of selling. That way, if it goes up then you keep it holding but if it goes down then you keep on selling, that way you end up selling it all before it reaches under ATH again. The logic is that if you reach 68k, and then the price goes above 68k for example lets say 100k, then it starts to go down that means you are going to end up with under 90k and sell it, and then sell it like that and all that we should be something that would be smart, and before it reaches 70k, you end up profiting.

Some people do not sell all their coins because of bullrun, it only the freshers in bitcoin can sell all what they generate in bitcoin  base on the profits they make for the investment, but each of the investment have methods
So it's good for you to watch your investment and have a target of when to sell out you bitcoin during a bullrun, so I believe that investors who knows tye conditions of investment doesn't sell out all their coins at giving point in time.

For me personally unless I do need something to buy or want to get profit for now and buy it again when the price dumps if I have the accurate info then I would love to do it. But I guess people mostly will just hold it if it's on bull market and if people sells their stuff then probably they just follow whatever people are currently doing or following the influencers for most of the cases, otherwise they will most likely do what I said earlier.

If selling all of your Bitcoin during the bull run will make you happy and satisfied, no one can take that away from you. But as usual, we still want to hold Bitcoin after that because we know that every cycle, the higher price of Bitcoin comes. And if you decided to sell everything then you have to make sure that you don't regret it or if you do, you'll have to wait for another bear market and then just acquire some of it from that profit you've made. It's also a cycle where many just repeats what they do like buying again when it's cheaper then taking some profits during the bull run, rinse and repeat that's it. Another one is that you can sell in a DCA mode. Just like how we accumulate in DCA, you can sell some portions of it for every price you think is good to sell so you still have some BTC remaining on your portfolio.

I cannot say everyone but obviously, most investors prefer to hold their bitcoins right now since the crypto market is not doing well and the price of bitcoins is not high. Therefore, it is obvious that they will just simply wait for the next bull runs since most of them have multiple sources of income, they don't really need to rush and sell their BTC. while others might be not interested anymore because they need quick money due to certain problems that they have personally. nevertheless, right now is not good to sell rather you just need to be patiently waiting for bull runs probably next year.

That's for you to decide. For me, there's no wrong if you decide to sell all your bitcoin when bull run comes in exchange for significant amount, because you have all the chances to buy back again and maximize your purchase at a very affordable price when the market turns bearish. Remember that there's no such word as hodling forever, because the main purpose why you invest is to reap maximum profits and now that the opportunity to do that is right in front on you, then savor that moment. Don't be scared to sell, as it's the only way that your hardwork and patience from long term hodling will finally get paid off.

On the second thought, if you wish to sell only some portion of your bitcoin and leave some of them for future profits, then that's also a good choice. At least, you are preparing yourself for the next bull run, and rest assured that if you just continue being unbothered by its price fluctuations and remain patient and understanding on the market volatility, then expect that you will still reap maximum profits in the next bull run.

In theory it looks easy, we only need to hold bitcoin until the price of bitcoin rises and buy again when the price of bitcoin is cheap but in practice it is very difficult. We don't know whether the current price is low or high, we don't know what the lowest and highest bitcoin prices are. So deciding when to buy and when to sell is also difficult. However, many people use the DCA method to buy bitcoin and the DCA method can also be used to sell bitcoin

I'm a bit confused by these two statements, they are somewhat contradictory. So what does the OP think in essence? Is that the best way or not a good idea?


It's actually an individual preference. Because after all, sometimes everyone has different targets. However, in my personal opinion, I do plan to sell my Bitcoin assets, all during the bullish era. However, this does not rule out the possibility that I will do it in several stages of price increases. so that I won't regret it anymore or miss a moment. In this way, the hope of taking profits can at least be fulfilled.

However, the next highlight or concern is that there is a certain portion or percentage to be prepared for when it is bearish. And buy or accumulate Bitcoin again. You could say it's like planting when it's bearish and harvesting when it's bullish. And of course both have their own risks.

People have different trading perspective though. Some would sell all their coin to gain and wait for price to retrace so  they could accumulate more because the lower the price the higher the volume while some will likewise collect their profit or their capital and leave the rest to appreciate high than it is so they could gain more profit which i think is not a bad idea. It is good one collects profit so as to balance the equation of investment and profit collection so as not to lose out.

I'd you tell you one thing what many holders have been regretting whenever the market transits from bullish into bearish. All they are selling is that they should have sold already during the peak so they're in profit. This is a matter of your personal decision and it should lie on someone's shoulder for you to sell or keep holding. Because you are on your own on this market and every decision you make is vital and will result and impact your future feelings. Just like those that have missed selling at the top and those that have missed buying at the lowest. There's always that impact that we see emotionally and that's why all we need to do is to plan our time of selling and at what price is not gonna make us regret. Going with that plan, you'll only need to wait and listen to the good tips to you but even with that you are still the captain of your own boat which is your stash including Bitcoins that you're holding.

Bull market is not the time for selling your investment, it's simply because the potential profit would lose if we do. We can't predict the exact price of Bitcoin in the next days but we can forecast what would be the possible outcome of Bitcoin's price in the near future base on the previous data and the news. However, if we have knowledge about analysis it would help as to do a better decision when is the right time to sell. If you know enough the 4 phases of the market cycle of Bitcoin, you will agree that the best time to sell is the distribution phase.

Everyone has a different strategy and there is no right answer simply because no one knows what is going to happen. Personally I prefer to set a goal, and by goal I mean a value, and then if it reaches that number I am going to sell because I am happy with it, if it doesn't then I'm simply going to hold. For some people $10k could be a lot of money just like for others $200k could be considered a small amount.

We know that it is not the right time to sell our Bitcoin holdings right now. That's even more exciting when we see each bitcoin make $100,000. As long as it is important to the holders, you should set the year, month, and price you will sell.

This goal is important, and at least it makes sense for us to accumulate Bitcoin. Then we have witnessed several bull runs that have ended since 2017 and 2021. I am hoping that we will all succeed if we believe that we can get good profit savings from the bull run itself.

The answer will be very varies for each person, really depends on when they enter market and what their target profit is. However, I don't think many people think of selling all of their Bitcoin at once, they will just send part of it to take some profit. So for people who enter the market last year or so, and they have reach the target profit, I think it won't be a problem to sell some of their portfolio and take some profit and enjoy it.

You must have a strategy in investing and you must also determine at what price the Bitcoin you own will be sold. We may see a bullish market at almost any time, but it doesn't necessarily match the price we expect because the level of bullishness varies.

It depends on the investment concept you apply because different people may have different steps they choose. If you intend to sell according to the percentage of bitcoins you own, nothing is prohibited. Did you know that the halving is very close? If you have a large amount of bitcoin holdings, it will be quite profitable if you sell it when market conditions are bullish, but if the asset you own is small the profit will not be too big if you sell it at the current price.

The decision is in your hands and if you apply a short-term strategy, perhaps you need to consider the selling percentage, but if you have a long-term investment concept, it may not be the right time to sell Bitcoin for now because we will see the halving getting closer which will make your assets more valuable.

One thing is extremely clear at each step of the Bitcoin journey: the importance of individual choices. Every enthusiast, trader, or holder has a story about "wishing I had" or "if only I knew." Isnt it an infinite circle? The market sometimes even torments, but it also teases and tempts. The emotional strain? Thats real, almost palpable, with every shift, every dip, every peak. A mixture of potential regret and ecstasy is created by the unpredictable nature of the Bitcoin environment combined with the inexorable pull of human emotion.

Heres something to consider though: where does one's own voice fit in among the clamor of recommendations, counsel, and "pro tips"? Muted? Exhausted? Lost? No. Its time to separate out from the crowd and find one's own path. Its possible to take in advise, but always remember that you are the captain of this enormous Bitcoin trading vessel. Furthermore, a captain always knows where they are in relation to the true north.

Exactly, it would literally depends on your target selling price as long as you profit. There's nothing wrong with selling early cause it might be consider as trading than investment. That's the common technique in taking profit, like take how much funds you've invested then the rest hodl it. Even for people that doing DCA for long, they could already sell and take profits if they want to, but some would just prefer to have diamond hands and aim for the highest profit they could take. I think they just taking their time and waiting  for a while for the best time to sell.

Why don't you read everything he said? He said that he will sell all crypto assets when the price reaches the target and will return when bear season arrives. Meaning he has no intention of stopping holding bitcoin forever and will continue to hold fiat currency forever. Furthermore, the bull season lasts no more than a year, and do you think that in that one year, the value of fiat currencies like USD will lose 50% of its value? We always talk about inflation, the devaluation of fiat currency, but the reality is that it does not depreciate as quickly as crypto assets. USD does not lose 30% or 50% of its value in a few months or a year. So, don't always talk about losing the value of fiat currency in inappropriate situations.

Frankly, everyone wants to sell during the upcoming bull season to make a profit because that is the ultimate goal of investing in bitcoin, but I also will not sell if bitcoin does not achieve the goal I set. There will be some regrets after the bull season ends but this is not my only source of income and my life is stable even without it. Therefore, I will not rush to sell but accept to hold and wait for a few more years. We need to have a long-term vision to achieve bigger goals and not be too hasty. Because life is not just 5 or 10 years, we must think about the future of our children and family. But in the end, everyone has different life circumstances so they will have different goals.

Well if you are 20 or 25 you dont need to sell all at say 80k If we get there.

but if you are 65 and have 4 btc selling all if we get to 80k is not terribly stupid.

Logic is 260k sale at the age of 65  is enough to help you enjoy your senior years.

I am 66 I sold a decent amount each day we went over 60k in 2021 .

did not sell it all. as I like being in btc.

He probably do not understood the intention when he saw the word "sell all my crypto and stay away from the market."

Anyways, taking a break after reaching the target price on Bitcoin is a good idea. Correction in the value of Bitcoin after reaching its peak always come. No one have the idea of when it will happen but the sudden dump in price is possible. It will take time, but who knows how many months/years for it to happen.

However, this kind of strategy may often fail for some people. It may lead to being unneasy and agitated to make an investment again after seeing the sudden dump in price. I know some people who do this kind of mistake, and the price of bitcoin continue to decrease after their investment.

While it would not be a good idea to sell all bitcoins in a bull market, some bitcoins should be kept in the fund.  There are many investors who are anxious to see a bull market, and they think that if there is a good profit, they should sell everything. However, the trading strategy may differ from one person to another.  I agree it can be a good idea to sell your bitcoins during a bull run, but sell 50% without selling all the bitcoins.  Because there is no guarantee when the next bear market will occur.  If Bitcoin really go to moon if the price goes above 100k then you can consider it.

OP really thought that everyone will be literally selling all of their bitcoin and that they won't leave a bitcoin in case the price gets higher. Definitely that's what's going to happen when bitcoin pumps again, people getting out and people not getting out of the pump. I think that your second statement is not the best thing to do too especially if we already have an idea that if the new ATH hits and the price starts to stabilize to create a new price floor then we're probably going to wait for another 5 or 6 years before another pump happens, sure it worked in the past but the price of bitcoin at that time is something that's not as big as it is now which at that time you can easily justify that you don't want to complicate your hodling by getting out and then getting back when the bull run's over but it wouldn't work now and it's just plain stupid to not take a profit out of what you're hodling, as the saying goes, don't marry the bag.
It is not a good idea but if you have a target price to when you're going to sell them all, then you really needn't worry about leaving some bitcoin behind so you can maximize your profit. Anxious isn't the right word although I can see why that can be the case, there are other investors that aren't satisfied with the amount of bitcoin that they're currently hodling and no one really knows when will the pump happen but I like to believe that those anxiety aren't present in the general market population.

investment decisions should be made based on an investor's personal analysis and belief in their strategy. some people think that selling all assets during a bull run is quite good because with the profits they get they can buy at the lower price later. and there are also those who say that selling part of it is good because in the future they can get more profit with the assets they hold in part.

whatever the strategy is, it is good based on the analysis and experience of an investor. what you think is good may not necessarily be what other people think is good and vice versa. so whatever you want to choose, choose it based on your analysis and beliefs.

That's why we need to have appropriate plans and goals for buying and selling. We should not follow the flow of the market because we will never know where is the bottom and where is the highest peak of the market.

I will sell 50% of my bitcoins when bitcoin reaches its 1st target of $100k, and I will hold the remaining 50% until bitcoin reaches its 2nd target of $150k. If the market then continues to reach a higher ATH, I will accept my profits because I have achieved my target. But if the market suddenly drops later and I can't achieve my second goal, I won't regret it too much because my plan is 50% complete. In investing, everything is very unpredictable so we should have a specific plan, don't invest based on emotions.

Isnt it just typical? A lot of the time, people make rash choices without thinking them through because they sense something. Just the fact that the original purpose was misunderstood shows how unpredictable people can be when it comes to money. But yes, retreating post hitting a target seems logical. It is inevitable that bitcoin will experience highs and lows, just like any other volatile asset. People always say that timing is key.

But lets look a little deeper. This plan to "take a break" is full of problems. Watching the market fall after investing can be very upsetting and have a negative effect on a person's mental health. A lot of people get stuck in this mental mess, and unfortunately, for some, it gets worse when Bitcoin's price keeps going down after they buy in. A self-fulfilling prophecy of bad things happening.

I think our main goal is to make a profit from investing in Bitcoin. So anyone who has as much capital, or as much capital as they can invest, invests in Bitcoin. So, I slightly disagree with you. In the bull season we should sell all our Bitcoin whenever we feel that the market is giving us a good profit, because no one knows the complete top, you can sell your Bitcoin step by step during the same bull season.

As far as I am concerned, buying again when the market is down will be the best strategy in the next bear season. The crypto market continues to fluctuate, so the most successful people are those who buy at the bottom and sell at the top. You can guess when the price of Bitcoin reached 67 thousand dollars, If someone didn't sell all of their Bitcoin, after that Bitcoin fell to $15,000.

If you hold your Bitcoin in a bull market just know that you will ride the train down into another bear market, Bitcoin is good for a long term holding but you could double your number easily if you take profit in the bull market and buy back in the bear market.

I don't encourage quick profit taking because you can miss out on better ROI as time goes on in a bull market, its better to take profit in a gradual manner, if Bitcoin reach $80,000 you should take some profits and wait for 90 or even 100k, it is possible to reach this target when measured with the last ATH of 2021.

If you take profits all in one swipe, what happens if Bitcoin make a new all time high at maybe 150k? Ain't gonna be fun for you anymore, it's also the same way to invest, gradually DCA into the assets as you don't know what the real Bottom will look like, if you invest everything you have at once and the asset makes a new lows you won't be able to take that the advantage of the new price, because you don't have any dollars left.

It depends on your preference because others sell all of it because anytime they can buy back when its already bear market as it is not always a bull market, but others also sell off Bitcoin only what they need. But for myself I do prefer not selling all and keep holding some of it until I can because I could possibly gain more profit from it incase and I do still buy on bear market to accumulate. Your mindset should always be getting back your capital first and after that is the time you decide if you sell it off or not.

More than 70% of the assets I hold I will sell — I will most likely do so if the price reaches more than the previous ATH. If the market is only bullish and does not reach the previous ATH price, I will cancel my planned selling plan to continue accumulation and wait for the new ATH.
For me, selling bitcoins is too easy for me to do but accumulating bitcoins is quite difficult, just like resisting the temptation to hold in a market full of FUD.

When I was able to hold on strongly until the price reached a new ATH, I felt I had received an award certificate of extraordinary value because the target to get to the final goal was full of challenges, unlike how other people see someone's success, meaning people might see the path taken as very smooth. but it is not.

Some of them might have experienced the halving, but they are not holders, so they never have the holders version of experience.
 
So one time or the first time that they are opportuned to join the holder club, they mostly believe the raise is to gather whatever you can buy based on the money you have at your disposal and use and save them till the hacking time, and the halving time is supposed to be their tame profit time. Those that have that kind of mindset can't hold for a long period of time, and most of them always end up getting disappointed because the halving might not bring in the positive market as they expect or that instant.
 
It's only those who bought Bitcoin for holdings who have a specific amount that they want to hold before a given period that won't even get bothered by the bull run; they might just sell a few of their holdings in order not to be left behind and continue with their holding and accumulation journey.

That was your decision as well and the others probably have different insights. Honestly, it is an individual decision while some are selling off their coins, some are also continuing to hold.

Selling the entire investment during the bull season is not unusual, in fact, I have done it before but I have no regrets as I double my money which I can use to buy more Bitcoin when the bull season is over. That is my strategy and I know a lot of people are doing the same. Whether it was right or wrong but as long as I make some profit during that time, I consider it a right decision.

I have no problem with the plan to sell all bitcoin in a bull market because that is what I would do as well. But I think those who do not intend to sell all their bitcoins will also have a reason, maybe they expect a higher price and they achieved their profit target without selling all their bitcoins. And if bitcoin doesn't go higher like they expected, continuing to hold it won't hurt them. It's a trade-off they've considered and are willing to accept. Moreover, if they didn't sell when bitcoin hit $100k and it dropped to $15k, but if they still haven't sold then that means they haven't lost money yet. Each person will have a different investment plan.

I have read comments of people regretting of not selling during the previous Bull run. Some persons sold and still bought expecting the price to go more up for more gains because of greed they could not sell again because instead it dipped and they were left holding their Bitcoins till now. (If they haven't sold it because of fear of more dip). Perhaps most Bitcoin holders have had a good plan or strategize their actions they will implement when the next Bitcoin bull run comes. Even a lot of people still buy more Bitcoin using the DCA method so they can sell high in the next Bull run.

I don't see selling all of your Bitcoin as a good idea. People talk a lot about Dcaing in but they do not talk about Dcaing out. If you have the intention of selling during the next bull run then selling gradually like weekly till you sold the amount you want to.

If the question was asked only to me as an investor, I would say that I would never sell my investment given the current market conditions.  To catch the market condition is good now but when the market turned very bad even then I didn't get disappointed with my investment because I had enough confidence in the market. Since the market has been able to move from such a bad state to around $30K it is not impossible for this market to reach $60K. I have invested in a long term plan there my plan is if the market goes between $50K to $60K then I will sell all my investments otherwise I will be patient and wait for better market times but I will not sell my investment at this time.

All of us here already know and see, the things that say about Bitcoin's current or future development, there are a myriad of reasons, halvings, factors, analysis, predictions for the development of Bitcoin, but none of that has happened yet, the question: is it possible that everything that is being talked about can happen...! Of course, time will determine all that.

Back to ourselves, how to think and consider selling Bitcoin during a bullish market or not, honestly if I consider the current market conditions it is not in a bullish position, this is more directed at a simulated market, meaning that Bitcoin is not currently being thought about for sale, maybe I'll wait for some of the things that have been talked about to happen, then I'll consider selling and make sure the bull market really happens.

Selling bitcoin in the bull market is a personal decision,  which one can decides to sell of the bitcoin or part of it and still keep hodling some to make more profit. The bul market is a season to make profit from every investment, whoever is satisfied with the profit made so far in the bull market have right to sell any amount of the investment. The target of investing  bitcoin is to hodl till the bull season which can be said to be a successful investment, at this point it is left for anybody to do whatever anyone wishes to do with his/ her money.

The bull Season is also a time investors needs to be vgiliant with their investment to always take profit, no one can predict when the bull market is going to be over, investors don't need to hodl their coin forever because the bull season will definitely end for the bear market to take place.

It totally depends on you. You can keep it longer if you want. Again in your real life if you need money to invest then you have to sell your invested money. However, not everyone is waiting for a bull market to sell all their money in cryptocurrencies. They try to last longer. If you don't have any personal problems, invest for a long time without selling the whole bitcoin. Then you too can become rich in future.

My thought is not to sell Bitcoins because they can serve as your store of value. As for other altcoins, yes, they can be traded.

As I've said many times, I wish people were more concerned about how bitcoin is doing in terms of it's technological advancements, it's adoption by the mainstream etc.  Making "profits" is good and great and all, but lets focus on what really matters.

As an advisor I'll say this about whether you should sell or hold...it completely depends on your entire financial situation, and NO ONE can give you good advice if they don't know that whole situation.  That said, it also depends on your income needs and faith in bitcoins future.

It’s everyone's choice to either sell all their bitcoin in the next bull run or just sell some parts. I am a bitcoin holder, and I have the amount I am planning to sell during the next bull run, then I will leave some parts of the remaining bitcoin. Some people think everything about bitcoin ends in the current bull run, but after the bull run, everything about bitcoin continues, and sure, bitcoin is going to pump more. If you are holding bitcoin, then you can just decide to sell some percentage in the next bull run and keep the rest.


That’s just what most people are planning to do, but bitcoin might not dump to the price at which they bought it previously. I know it’s good to always take profits, but that does not mean all their bitcoin should be sold when the bull run starts. We all know bitcoin will continue to grow even after the bull run. Some people think maybe after a bull run, the bitcoin price will stop growing, which is wrong, even after a bull run, we are going to see an increase in the bitcoin price.

There is no guaranteed advice here, you make the decision and it should be in the core of the initial plan. Apart from that, you should also have an optional plan to deal with your doubts.
It is clear that Bitcoin will experience several more bear-bull market phases in the future, the question is whether you are in a profitable position or not.

It is very important for us to make decisions on our own not seeking for other people's advise to follow because we all are simply different from each other. If you anyone thinks that selling is the best decision for them now that the market is down, if there is a good reason to back that decision, that could be absolutely better than just taking a step of selling just because we feel like selling our holdings. There are big investors that might decide to sell part of there Bitcoin holdings for business reasons and that do not mean that are will be in loses. There are people that had been holding Bitcoin for long when the price was $8k and selling now is still profitable.

Crypto Market is volatile and we don't know about the market movement next minute. As said different users have varied thinking and the same could cause difference with the earning out of the market. If an user had followed the suggestions from a person and if that hadn't profited him, then this could be hurting the user. If the same decision is made of his own, then this could be a learning. Over the last few days there is good rise in the price of bitcoin and we can't be judgemental whether it is pure bull market or not.

Everyone holding bitcoins and altcoins for bull run , so the wise trader is the one who buy at dip and sell at pump. Simple rule is that buy as much coins as you can at dip and then wait for the market to turn green and then sell and again wait for the dip. And if you buy a bitcoin for a long term then wait for that time !

Bullish and bearish continue to come alternately. It's just that we don't know where this bullish market will end. And from what price the market will experience another long decline. It is difficult to determine which level the bearish market will end at and which level the bullish market will end at. This is what makes it difficult for us to make a choice when is the right time to sell everything and start accumulating again. But yes, as long as we are satisfied with the profits we have obtained. Then it doesn't matter from which level we sell. But in accumulating we also have to be patient by waiting for the market to actually fall back to its lowest level in the future. And it is possible that the lowest level in the future will be the level close to ATH in the last halving. And the price of 16k-30k will probably be difficult for us to find again.

As far as my understanding of the crypto market goes, it will be preferable for someone to sell all of their bitcoin at once during a bull run and then buy back during a bear market.

For instance, suppose you sold all of your bitcoin assets at $100k (a speculative price) during the bull run and waited for the bear market to begin, which would endure for at least two years. There is no way the price of bitcoin won't drop to $15k–$20k between that period.

During the previous bull run, the price of bitcoin was $69k, but during the bear market, it went down to $15k. Wouldn't you regret why you didn't sell at a high price during the previous bull run and buy back at a low price? Although the opportunity is there to buy again at a discount price

Thus, the best line of action is to sell all of your bitcoin at once during the bull run and then buy it back at a discounted price.

well, it is easy to say such but how do you really know if it is bull or bear run? and also, it depends on your financial targets here or your capability to hold long term. we can't say this to all crypto users because they have their own financial needs. maybe, people are associating the bull run to the ATH that we have experienced. but so far, if we refer on this, we are still on the bearish season. so depending on your goals here, and your financial situation, it is on you how you decide on this matter and not anyone else.

You don't need to sell everything especially that bitcoin's value will continue to appreciate in the following years. Of course, you should take part in selling your coins when bullish market comes, but only sell a portion of your bitcoin portfolio so can still make more profits when the next bull run comes. That is if you really want to balance your bitcoin portfolio and benefit on it later on.

However, there's always an exception. If you think that this could be the best way to achieve maximum profits because you are up to something big project,  then go for it. Never hesitate to sell all your bitcoin because you are the only one responsible of your own investment, and you are the only one to benefit on it. But never forget to buy back again when the bearish market starts. You can start all over again and be successful later on, as long as you hold your bitcoin for long term without setting definite time when to sell. And as long as patience and market understanding is there, then that will create higher probability to be successful on your investment.

In fact, you could sell all or almost all your coins, but only to buy back later, during the bear market. So far, Bitcoin cycles have been quite predictable, so it shouldn't be too complicated to choose the right timing for this. If it's so easy, why not everybody is doing this? The biggest issue is that most people who wanted to sell have sold already, or bought back much less than they converted to fiat and so they don't have coins to earn enough to become filthy rich. 

You can't say for sure when the Bitcoin bull market will start but if you are a trader and a short term investor then you can sell your Bitcoin and wait for the dumping market again. However, if the predictions that many people make on the price of Bitcoin do not materialize now, then the market will definitely increase after the fourth halving in the future, if you want to invest and hold it, then hold it for the next halving period. Most likely you will get a lot of profit during that time but you must invest for the long term to hold on for that long.

Crypto market is very unpredictable, People can't say when the bull run will start. My advise is you don't have to sell all your holdings, just set a proportion like 50-50 if you're unsure on what will going to happen right after you've sold your bitcoins. If you think short term investment, then sell it all and buy back later when bear market hit and for those Investors with long term plan, They're going to sell 50% and keep the remaining half because they are aware that the value of bitcoin will rise even more as it is continuously growing.

It solely depends on what your reason for investing in bitcoin is. Let's say you buy to sell it off at bull season, you can sell off and make some gains which is actually your target reason for buying it but if you are buying for store of value then you have no business selling it at all. Whether bull or bear, until your said time of giving away the value. That's just my take on it though.

Whatever the reason that we have whether we are selling or not during the bull season was not a problem. The most important is that we are selling for a profit, not losses. I admit that I was planning to sell my Bitcoin when the price went high again and I can't even wait for the ATH. Perhaps, it is an individual decision, we can do whatever we want. Holding for many years seems not even a good idea for me and why? That is because I think that I already miss the opportunity.

Market conditions will tell when to sell/sell or when to hold Bitcoin. But one important thing is that you don't sell all your bitcoins at once but in parts. If you sell all your bitcoins at once, you will have nothing to do in the future when the market bullruns in bitcoins. Based on the DCA of your investment you should choose whether to sell or hold your bitcoins. But one plan to keep in mind is never to sell your entire balance.

The idea of selling 50% and keeping 50% is also a good idea because we will not be able to predict what will be the highest increase of bitcoin during the bull season. But if you have set your sell target and the bitcoins have reached the sell target then you can also sell all your bitcoins. Sometimes we should not be too greedy because our greed can easily pay the price. Many investors in 2021 made the same mistake when bitcoin hit $69k but they wanted more and in the end they paid the price for their greed.

If you want to sell the Bitcoin you have when the market is in a bull trend, you have to accumulate the profits you get. especially if you invest not at one purchase price.
because some investors have become more experienced when they see the market situation which will definitely go down again after the bull trend. maybe more will sell when the target price is reached. and then prepare initial capital again when the market is in a bear trend.
either selling them all or leaving some, it's just a way to anticipate if the price will increase again after we sell most of the Bitcoins we have. so we will have a chance to get a good price.
This requires good planning to make decisions. and most importantly, never regret the decisions you take yourself.

Yeah you have a point but perhaps it may not even be greedy for them not to have sold there Bitcoin when the price was $69k because irrespective of the profit they may have gotten then but perhaps there intentions may have been just hold for a very long and never to be influenced by the price movement because unlike most people that invest and keep watching the Bitcoin price to sell if it comes up, however there also who has a lot of money and decided to invest most of it on Bitcoin for twenty years so somebody like that should not be expected to have sold when the price was up.

So however in another perspective just like you said if they most sold is adviceable to sell 50% or less of your accumulated Bitcoin so that whatever happens you may not completely lose out, the other 50% will be your back up plans so that which ever way the market turns you will not be affected that much.

It depends on the well and choice of the holder what he can do to his Bitcoin but asked for suggestions I am going to give my two opinions and both are the best just pick one and use it. The first one is as you mentioned in your post to not sell your all bitcoin in one bull run there must be another one that comes after this and when you keep your bitcoin then you do not need to buy bitcoin for the next bull run and its price will increase definitely from the last one. The second one is to sell your bitcoin in a bull run and the reason behind it is when you sell your bitcoin in ATH it will give you a high profit and you can easily do something on that profit we know the price of bitcoin is volatile it goes up and down and let say if you need money and market is down then you will definitely selling it on loss. But when you sell it in ATH and grab the money for the next bull, you will buy it in the bearish market and sell it on the bullish market it will give you more profit than keeping it safe for the next bull run.

How much do you have now? We have seen a lot of users who have not even bought bitcoins yet and they wanted to take an entry at this stage which is not a wise solution as at this stage we can't say clearly what will happen next. So, that also depends upon your portfolio how much percentage of your portfolio has bitcoin?

If you have 100% of the bitcoin in the portfolio then I think it better to sell 50% at this stage, that will decrease your risk and I think you should also buy it at a lower price than now. So, you will be in profit with that 50% you are selling it now. And if you have 50% bitcoin already then I think it would be better to hold on all these.

Crypto is too volatile as we expect Bitcoin to move forward and give us a good profit in the coming year as there will be Bitcoin Halving. Thinking of buying more if it goes to the dip.

Getting back your invested capital with a little bit of profit isn't a bad strategy at all during the peak of the market, because no one can actually be sure if the market will move further or not after reaching a certain point, so one should simply sell enough of their holdings that will be a little bit higher than what they spent on buying those assets and they should keep holding the remaining stack so that if the market moves up further, they can get more profit with it.

I personally like this strategy because it basically makes you safe from everything, even if the market dips after you sold, you won't be worried because no matter how low the market goes, you have taken your initial investment out with some profit and you can invest that back again just to increase your holdings in case the market goes into bull mode again.

When we are talking about bull markets and trading there is a world of difference between expert, veteran traders with years of experience in their belts and everyone else. For 99% of people, trading will not bring you any significant profits and hodling is the most profitable option. This has been again and again proven by people on this Bitcoin forum. Even mathematically. So unless you can predict the future market with a large certainty, it would be much better to simply hodl.

Furthermore, hodl implies that you hold your coins long term. There is no selling. If you sell, all you are doing is trading, not hodling.

Indeed, some people have their own take profit targets, as well as their own financial management. In this case, financial management is very necessary. There are several patterns for long term holders when facing the next bullish era.

Some of them are those who only take part of their profits, so they can use the other part for longer term investments. And use the other part to take profits, which can then be used to ash out certain needs and also some for buybacks.

The next is a condition where someone sells all their Bitcoin assets during the bullish era and then divides a certain percentage to cash out for certain needs and certain plans. And the other part is used to buy Bitcoin again during the bearish period.

In this case, because I only have a few Bitcoins, I will choose the second method. Or even sometimes there are several other methods if we experience urgency.

We're quite a long way before we can start discussing whether we'll sell all our coins or not. I believe that the majority of long-term holders aren't planning to sell before seeing a new ATH, which is reasonable. If Bitcoin is capable of surpassing $70,000, then it's capable of climbing even further; the most recent ATH isn't the limit. Moreover, at this point, it's unlikely you'll sell because the momentum during the bull market is susceptible to raising the price even further.

Personally, I don't know how I'd react. Supposing Bitcoin reaches a new ATH, that would mean an average of 3x yield, which is pretty extravagant if you carefully consider it. Some prefer to sell 50-50, splitting the sale into two or more different times; it only depends on personal preference. If I were to sell in two years, during the bull market, I'd prefer to keep some Bitcoin in hand rather than sell everything at once.

Profit making or securing out profits will really be that ending up with preference if bull run time comes then it would really be that ideal that you to sell rather than on making yourself wait again for another cycle for you to do so. This is why it would really be just depending whether you are going for long term or short term as long it could make you profits then this what matter the most.
Securing profits should really be your priority because if you do miss out on doing such act on selling then it would really be needing a long time again for you to have that kind of opportunity.
Market is unpredictable and its really that always hard to make assumptions on what are the peak prices and what are the bottom prices and this what makes it hard to make out decisions
whether you should hold or sell on a certain price point.

Sell all or not? It would really be depending on you on which you would really be that selling 50% of your bag and 50% for moon hold.Its not bad.
It would really be basing up into your own preference because each one of us does have that different targets or goals when it comes to our
investment.

If you think it's not a good idea to sell your entire holdings, just sell 50% of it and keep the another part for the future. However, I must say it's almost sure it's a good idea to sell all your Bitcoins on a new ATH moment, because if we analyze the history of charts, the price has always retreated a lot always a new ATH has been hit, what means you could acquire the same amount of BTCs you had before the sale, and still keep some profit in fiat.

Personally, I regret a lot for not having sold my BTCs in previous ATHs and I don't expect to commit the same mistake again in a future scenario.

To sell or not to sell the bitcoin you have, you shouldn't ask everyone, that is your own decision, the point is you have to understand what your real goal is for selling, do you really intend to do that? if you really don't need money then you can refrain from selling the bitcoin you have even though the market is bullish, now have you got the answer to your question? hopefully it can help you a little.

I agree with you. That it would be better not to immediately sell everything at once. Because even when a bullish market comes we never know where the price will rise. Just like we are doing DCA in accumulating bitcoin gradually. So selling it can be done in the same way, namely selling in stages. But as long as it makes us profit then it is still a good decision. The thing that must be avoided is that after selling everything then we see the market going up further and we instead enter again because we are afraid of being left behind. So, this is something that should be avoided. Because if we want to buy back then it is better for us to be patient and wait for the market to become bearish again.

It will depend on your own strategy and situation at that time. Both holders who will sell entire Bitcoin or only part of their asset during the next bullrun will have their reasons and strategy.
But, even if selling all of entire Bitcoin, it doesn't mean that it will not let us have more Bitcoin again. Because, we can also have the money from the gains holding Bitcoin, using some of the gains to buy more Bitcoin during the dip market or bearish era later. But, this may be tricky because money is very sweet and sometimes we may lost control when holding cash money. that is why, it may be useful if holding some in stable coin to prepare for the next bearish, to do DCA again like the previous era. This can also be one of the strategies to do.

I would recommend selling the amount of your initial investment and re-invest the amount that profited.

Like any other investment, what you need is the assurance that your initial investment is recovered as secured as possible. If you invested BTC and you noticed that your initial investment has increased by 50% or more, then it is safe for you to sell the amount of your initial investment and retain the amount of what you have profited for future investments.

In this method, you have a guarantee that what you have initially invested on is already paid off by your investments.

It will depend on your strategy or prediction, but it is also good that you asked questions to gather different insights here in the forum. So for me, based on my view in this matter or my situation, I'd rather keep holding my bitcoin. Why? Well, because for me, the bitcoin price right now is higher if I'm correct in my prediction, but of course I do analysis and use indicators to support my predictions. But I'm just a normal citizen in need of money, so I partitioned my bitcoin asset; one portion is for long-term holding while the other portion is for trading. So I can still earn while waiting for the anticipated increase in bitcoin price. So it depends on how you manage your asset, how you will earn it, and what way you want to earn it: in the long term with high chances of big profit or in the short term and regretting selling early.

It depends on everyone's personal investment goals and plans they have always had for their assets. Some might prefer selling all when they see that the price is good and they are getting enough profits as per their plan, and some might only sell a portion and keep some hoping for a higher price or maybe for the next bull run.

That's the basic idea; buy low and sell high. So, when the market is down, people tend to buy, and when the market goes back up, they tend to sell to get a profit and repeat the same in the next cycle.

Again, it depends on what you have always had in mind. Everyone will have a different plan. If you ask about me, I prefer selling all in the bull run and then accumulating when the market goes down again because I believe it's better to secure the profits from the previous cycle.

Using the two methods as you mentioned will of course be very good because we can make a profit if what we predict is correct and of course you have a lot of experience in this field so you can do both of these things simultaneously. Yes, you are right, in collecting Bitcoin we really have to do it in a way that we have mastered in order to make a profit. If we haven't mastered both, it would be better if we just used one method until we understand both things well enough to be able to do them simultaneously.

I am always more interested in buying but not more interested in selling. Every time I hold my investments for a long period of time I have found something good so I don't sell my investments unless absolutely necessary. You can sell your investment in case of excess need but if you are selling your investment only considering market volatility or some price increase then it may not be a good decision for you. A few days after you sell your investment, when the value of the coin increases a lot, you will regret why you sold your investment and why you didn't wait a little longer. Need is a different matter but it is a good decision not to sell unnecessary investment without need.

An investment management strategy is required. OK, in my opinion the reasons you give are very simple and make sense, but if someone still feels capable of navigating a market situation that is still vulnerable to what is called a market correction, there are always possibilities that will arise, for example whether BTC will be able to break through in the next 2 days. $30k figure or even a rejection back, But, I don't think it's a big deal for those who are familiar with the market.

There are many things that can still be done in this case (if you really want to survive), for example if they buy and hold their assets for the long term, regardless of current market fluctuations with the current Dollar-Cost Averaging trending pattern, then carry out Active Trading by taking advantage of the market atmosphere well.

In the realm of investments, be a prudent individual who sets realistic targets. Let's not pretend otherwise; the primary aim of investing is to make money, nothing else. The simple principle here is to buy low and sell high. If a bullish trend has already materialized, your target has been met, and you're still holding on, it signifies a sense of greed.

Indeed, seeking maximum profit is essential, but try to honor the goals you established from the outset. Even when faced with a bearish market, you persist and believe in the impending bullish phase. Isn't that a form of resilience? And if someone truly succumbs to greed, rest assured that a day will come when you'll sink along with your avarice.

Let's exercise wisdom in our investment endeavors.

So what is your investment goal when you say you are not interested in selling? I don't believe what you say because the ultimate goal of anyone participating in this market is profit. It's illogical to say you just want to buy more but don't want to sell, if you don't intend to make more profit then why are you trying to buy as much as possible?

We all know that bitcoin is unpredictable, you will feel regretful if after selling and the price increases. So have you thought about the fact that after you sell bitcoin, the price will start to decrease? In investing, you need to have a specific buying and selling plan to bring the best profit, and should not buy or sell based on emotions.

Great, Instead of selling bitcoins, it is always better to buy if you can afford it. And they should be sold only when there is at least 2x profit from it.  Otherwise, selling at 20-50% during low profit and buying back later is also a good strategy to make high profit while remaining low risk. However, it is not possible for everyone to do this because not everyone has the ability to hold the investment in Bitcoin for a long time and meet other expenses for a long time and that is why many people cannot hold for a long time.  But since you only buy and not sell you can expect some high quality returns in the future.  I try to do the same.

Everyone understands that selling in a bull market can benefit them when they can buy again in the next bear market, but there is one big challenge:

Not everyone has enough ability to analyze the market to correctly determine the time when to sell Bitcoin, because of this they can sell too early or too late and lose a large part of the profit. In the end, it won't even be clear whether they will be able to get any benefit, because they will still need to buy in a bear market, and they may make the same mistake and buy too early...

Investment isnt purely about the immediate desire for profit. For many, its about holding assets as a hedge against modern economic instability. The fact that you assert everyone's ultimate goal in the market is profit simplifies the complex nature of financial motives. Consider the ever-shifting sands of our modern economy. With inflation rates, fluctuating currencies, and geopolitical tensions, many individuals see Bitcoin as a haven.

Now, about your point on Bitcoin's unpredictability. Yes, I absolutely agree. Emotions have no room in investing, and you're right in highlighting the danger of regret tied to rapid price changes. But here's a question for you: isnt the very essence of unpredictability what draws people to assets like Bitcoin? It isnt always about the buy-sell profit cycle. Sometimes, its the thrill of participating in a revolutionary financial era. Regardless, having a clear buying and selling plan, as you rightly pointed out, is paramount to successful investing. You buy, you hold, you observe.

Well, it really depends on the person! Everyone has their own choices to make. Some Bitcoin enthusiasts, known as "maxis," hold onto their Bitcoin even during a bull run because they have a long-term vision and commitment to BTC. On the other hand, there are "profit maxis" who buy Bitcoin with the intention of selling at the peak of a bull run and then buying back when the market turns bearish. Personally, I believe it's not necessary to sell all your holdings. Since it's hard to predict the exact top or bottom of the market, it's better to take out your initial investment and a good amount of profit, and let the rest continue to grow. Whatever happens in the future is, well, for the future!

Indeed, it really depends on each investor's strategy and plans.  some people will sell all their bitcoin and try to buy it back when the bear market comes, some people will not sell or only sell a little because they have not reached their set goal.  personally, I would sell everything rather than keep it because I have my own plans, I think it would be unwise to hold on to some during the bull season when we can buy it back cheaply during the bear season.  so selling half or selling all is really up to each person.

I agree that it depends on each person's particular situation, but I personally don't like your plan to sell everything because you will never know for sure when the bull market starts and ends. When will you sell? When the price passes $69,000? $100,000? What if it goes to $250,000? The most logical thing to do if you want to sell is to make partial sales, it's like DCA but selling. And the same with buying back in bear market. Many were waiting to buy at $10,000 when the price dropped to $17,000.

Just because are so excited about Bitcoin bulls don't ant mean they will all successfully hold their Bitcoin, everything depends on situations in the coming days or months, don't you know that while you plan for the future it's better to pray for no unexpected incidents and bad situations, we as human plans, but it's the heaven that accepts.

I think it's better to just have some money saved for any unexpected emergencies, I remember introducing someone to Bitcoin in the early 2018 and this person shows some interest to start buying Bitcoin but unexpectedly he lost his job, that's where the desire to accumulate Bitcoiin was cleaned off his mind.

It took him two years before he get another good job and he told me how many of his properties he sold to sustain himself and his family, imagine if he is investing into Bitcoin before he lost his job, what do you think will happen next? Many people that have sudden turn in life like this always end up selling their Bitcoin just to survive.

No one's going to sell all their shit especially when the market's at an all time high. That's some massive recipe for failure if I do say so myself. Most people here will switch and find other cryptocurrencies to invest in to maximize their profit potentials, but no one's going to sell all of their crypto holdings just like that. I bet you that no one's even going to sell their bitcoin or any other crypto holding for that matter even if the bear market happens. It's just a matter of knowing the market's pulse, most of us here's on their third or fourth bitcoin halving and we've pretty much known by heart how the market behaves during situations like this so it's not like we're at a loss with what to do.

Right now, honestly speaking, if you have started to sell cryptos that you believe will increase when the halving or bull run comes, it is very difficult to sell in these times when, for example, you go through an emergency situation. But as much as possible, if you can find a way that is better than selling the crypto assets you are holding out of time.

As long as we have started accumulating assets, we will continue until the right time and season. To take full advantage of what we are doing in crypto assets, or Bitcoin, right?

In my opinion, this is not the time to sell but to buy. We have major activities next year and it is expected that Bitcoin will rise significantly. Anyone planning to see now may be making a mistake because that will be selling too cheap.

Personally, buying now is the right thing to do and not selling.

That's why we have diversification. You see when I talk about using Dual Investment it also leads to this. I can buy BTC using the strategy when is low and sell when it gets high also in my other portfolio I have BTC stacked that I not selling. That's the beauty of all this bull and bear market. We earn why we still hold BTC firmly

I think it's fair to say that everyone has their own market fears or tolerance in regards to long term holding, if you can't take a simple red candle then I don't think holding for a long time is your style and taking profits at the first bull run is okay...then there those that can buy the dip and just say Bitcoin see you after 5 years and look away these will block out all noise and hodl without any fear and these usually are the big boys(whale's)…

But at the end of the day everyone is entitled to what works for them without the need to have panic attacks.

Bull market is where you get your profit if you are a hodler. Bear market is the best time to buy so if you wait for the next next bull run you will surely miss the opportunity to reap the profit in the current uptrend or peak. If you are a long term hodler just don't mind the trend. If you want to sell I think you need to diversify your assets so you can sell on the desired price you wanted.

If everyone is hodling in the bears and we have those that are busy buying in the bear market as well, it brings to mind who are those selling in this periods?
It’s practically impossible for everyone to hold at the same time. Neither will you be able to have people just selling in the bull market with no active buyers to enable you realize these profits.

There is a concept to take profit I feel has been misunderstood. Take profit doesn’t mean you have to liquidate your capital in the process as well but. It involves you taking the increase on your invested capital, the net of that.

By all means, never sell but even at that, I would propose you stay in the game, reinvesting your profit as well to make more off it if you can endure and sort out your needs from other streams to your income.

Investing is always the best course of action, as market prices don't rise steadily over time. You can sell during a bulltrend and buy on a decline, but this would increase earnings anxiety. You could wait until you're satisfied, considering the advantages early investors have. Creating a partial selling and holding strategy may be beneficial, but it may cause regret if the market moves in the opposite direction after selling.

What you want to do is entirely up to you, but you should first decide what your personal plan is. There are many people in life who don't want to sell everything in bull market or their plan is long term they will work for long term so they don't want to sell completely in bull market. When you invest it is entirely your responsibility to hold it as the market value continues to rise and how long you hold it is entirely up to you.

It's important to remember that every individual's investment strategy is unique and should align with their personal financial goals. However, completely selling all your bitcoins in the bull market may not be the best idea. Keeping a portion of your coins for long-term accumulation may pay off in the future as Bitcoin continues to grow in value. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide what works best for your investment strategy.

Don’t sell all your Bitcoins, this was my biggest trading mistake in over 10 years and I am never going to do it again. Just because the majority of people believe the bear market is around the corner doesn’t make them right. It's true that the majority of traders could easily influence prices if they all work together, but this is only going to be a short term price movements and the should recover quickly again. The main problem of selling all your coins is that you are completely out of the market, you took your profit and you are not going to participate from any future price increases. Do you really think that you are a 100% right about the next bear market, what if it doesn't come and prices rally even higher? As long as you don't need the money there is no reason to sell the majority of your coins. So, my recommendation to you is to never sell all of your coins ever. Take some profit if you need the money, but always keep some coins in case prices are rising quickly again.

The decision is a personal decision that only the investor can decide on what to do with his/her bitcoins. Everyone has his plans and before investing you should also have your plan on how to do with your bitcoin whenever the market is going upwards or downwards or did you just invest in bitcoin because you see everyone investing or did you invest for a different reason? Only you can decide on what to do with it. We are all aware that bitcoin has the potential to keep growing especially after it’s halving so you would want to be careful not to end up selling all your bitcoins because buying back might cost you more. You just need to understand and make plans for yourself, set a certain price for yourself that when bitcoin eventually hits it you will sell a certain percentage of your assets and hodl the remainder. You can repeat this strategy if bitcoins price keep multiplying your asset.

Come to think of it, when the bull run finally arrives and you sell off all your bitcoins and made a reasonable profit and bitcoins price keep going up you rae going to miss out on the continuous opportunity to realize more profit from the market and you can not think of buying back yet because the price keeps increasing and it would be risky to buy at an high price because you don’t know how far the price will keep going. So it would be wise not to sell all of your bitcoin so you can keep realizing profit from the market.

It is quite possible to buy back later but will bitcoin price fall back below the price he initially got his bitcoins? I doubt it but it is possible though, the best thing is to avoid costly mistakes when the bull run arrives. I advise not to sell all but if he must he should until the bull run matures just as you said before selling them. Selling all your bitcoin too early will make one regret his decision and buying back might be challenging because of the cost of buying back.

I'm not included because I don't want to hold my bitcoins for life because after all I also have to enjoy life and the returns from the investments I make so I'm not going to hold bitcoins for life with what I invest in. But on the other hand in this case it does not mean that I will also sell all bitcoins just because bullish hype is happening because this is too hasty if it is immediately forced to sell in the current conditions.
I have a strategy and goals for what I will do in bitcoin and that goal is not for life but the profit target I want to achieve. As long as I still can't touch the profit target, why do I sell bitcoin but on the other hand when the target has been exceeded I will clearly sell my bitcoin because it is a form of appreciation to myself for the investment I made.

If you ever achieve your retirement plan by the time you have to sell all of your Bitcoin, why not? You don't have to wait for any other bull runs and bear markets to experience if you can do it soon. But that's just the other thought when you are looking for reasons why you have to sell all that you have got. Because the majority of us won't really have to sell at all with as much as they can. We all know that there's a huge future and potential for Bitcoin and that's making us not want to sell at any moment. With all of the markets that we've been in and the experiences added together. We don't want to miss the better opportunity that's coming in the future. But even with that reasoning, you can always sell and buy at the same time but you only need to make sure that you sell at high and you buy at low, not the opposite of it because that's what many holders and investors are doing, they're doing it the opposite way and there's FOMO with that thought of theirs of not missing what's currently hot in the market.

If you don't have confidence in the asset you're holding, don't waste time prolonging it; you should sell it now. It's that simple to do. If you are just holding your crypto or bitcoin assets long-term without knowing the reason because you just heard from your acquaintances, I think you should sell them.

But if you believe that it can provide you with the time or during the bull run or halving, there is no reason for you to sell it now; continue believing that it will provide you with a good profit in the future. Good luck...

It depends on your plan before investing in bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency. However, some investors have the plan of accumulating bitcoin just to hodl till the bull market comes and then sell because you know everybody is doing business to get profit, not to lose, so some people get excited when the bull market arrives and then sell all their accumulated coins at that time.  So I think it will be based on what you decide for yourself. As an investor, you know what will favour you. You are not expecting another person to come and advise or guide you on how you will get profit from your investment. You need to know since you are the one who knows how much you use when buying bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency, so obviously you will be the one to decide whether to sell all your investments or leave them small.

It seems to me that it makes sense to take at least part of the profit in a bull market in order to diversify your investments. It is possible that you will be hard pressed to find a more attractive investment than Bitcoin and that will be fine, but even so, taking profits in a bull market will give you the opportunity to buy even more Bitcoin in a bear market.

I assume that there will be those who will not want to sell Bitcoin but will simply continue to hold it further, and they will be ready to wait for another bear and bull market no matter what.

Everyone comes with the goal of making a profit albeit in different ways but overall their goal is the same only one is profit. As you said, if indeed the market is bulish or in the sense that it is in our favor then I agree there is nothing wrong for us to sell some of the bitcoins we have as an act of diversification, the key is as long as you sell when the price is far above your purchase, it's not bad and the rest for the bitcoins that you still hold you can wait until the target you have set before is reached. And also yes, the profit from the sale can be turned back by the way you wait for the next bearish moment and buy with the proceeds of the sale at the previous time, then surely future profits will multiply.

I think all methods look quite good if we stick to our plans, if indeed you or they prefer to continue to hold it because they are very confident about something in the future, then go ahead as long as you think it is good enough to do.

That is your choice but saying disferivization especially it is still within the scope of crypto I also will not do that because for me the best investment in cryptocurrency remains bitcoin so why force a big risk in altcoin or shitcoin if in the end it will only make a headache and I will still be in bitcoin as the only investment.
For a bull market as long as it becomes my profit target then I will exit but if in the end my target has not been met I will still hold because my goal is not at this price to stop so I will not do anything to try to sell my portopolio.
I have tasted the sweetness of selling bitcoin at $60k after my long investment a few years earlier so for now obviously the target is higher than that so the current price in my opinion is not too suitable for myself to exit because my target is not at $30k but greater than $60k.
Even though it's definitely a longer wait but I'm quite comfortable with holding that so I don't want to bother with taking temporary profits because I have a longer target than this.

Everything now depends on how you plan for it, because you are the one who takes the decision to buy Bitcoin, therefore you can do whatever you want now that the Bitcoin market is bull. Some people who buy Bitcoin do not intend to keep it for a long period. When they notice that the market has turned bullish, they will sell all of their bitcoin, which is not smart move.
In my opinion, it is not advisable to sell all of your Bitcoin at current price since you might regret it if you sell it now and want to build it up again later. What if, after selling all of your Bitcoin, the market remains bullish? How will you accumulate? That is why it is very important to have better plans for yourself when it comes to investing, because you won't do so if you lack of confidence. Any business in this life may yield a bigger profit at times and a lower profit at others. Sometimes, you must sometimes take risks in order to succeed.

Taking partial profit when the market is bullish is good choice. This will help us have a compensated profit making access as the market keeps varying. It is always good to keep hold of bitcoin, but there needs to be some target fixed so that it will be easier for maintaining the portfolio.

Whenever the market moves high we tend to sell and buy when the market turns bearish. This is common, however we don't know the to what extent will the price increase happens. As an average bitcoin hodler my choice of selling is not in connection with the price, but based on the requirement.

The question is whether you should sell or hold during the bull run because many people sell everything they have during the bull run but some prefer to hold some of their assets for the future just in case the prices keep going up or even if they don't, there will be another bull run after some years and one can sell them then. I personally think that not selling your assets when you are getting a good price and getting very good profits isn't a wise decision.

The reason for that is the market is highly unpredictable and we all know that. So, what if you don't sell them and the market crashes within a month or so? That's when you will regret your decision because if you had sold them all, you could buy cheaper now when the market is down. However, there can be positives of holding too, like if the market goes higher than where you might sell them, you would get more profits if you keep holding them.

I take a methodical approach using cost averaging to steadily accumulate assets. This strategy allows for a gradual profit-taking process, ensuring that I sell at a favorable price, thereby maximizing profits and minimizing the impact of market fluctuations. My goal is to practice patience and discipline, ultimately making wise investment decisions while minimizing potential risks.

Actually for now selling is not the best option. The bull is yet to come but you use the opportunity to trade and make more profits. If you don’t have much knowledge of the volatile market you can use exchange like Bitget to copy trade from elite traders.