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Title: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Pablo-wood on September 25, 2023, 04:45:30 PM
We are all aware of Bitcoin halving that is predicted to happen by next year 2024. The first halving in November 2012 moved the price of bitcoin from $12 to $200 in one year. The second halving which took place in July 9, 2016, pushed the price of Bitcoin to $19,700 in one year. In the last halving in May 2020, Bitcoin’s price surged from $8,787 to nearly $69,000 in November 2021. It is usual for the price of Bitcoin to fall immediately after each bull run but the price of Bitcoin has kept appreciating above past bull runs.

During this events block rewards for miners get reduced by half as part of Bitcoin protocol design which happens every four years to manage the rate at which new Bitcoin are generated. As regards to this many predict a possible pump might accompany the next halving which is not a guarantee because the relationship between halving and price pump is really complicated.

The general assumption for so many bitcoiners is that the bull run is a time to sell and make a profit. There is nothing wrong with selling and making a profit but it is also important to have an after-the-bull run plan. The bull run shouldn't be the end of your Bitcoin investment, so there is no need to sell all your holdings. The future of Bitcoin is far beyond next year's bull run,  so it is time to plan ahead of the season. I have observed that most people who make money from Bitcoin don't just have a four-year investment plan. Some of them have kept their coins for a decade which means they have a long-term plan. If you don't have an after-the-bull-run plan, you might not have the opportunity to accumulate Bitcoin that you have sold.

If we pay close attention at the market moves we will notice a few principal factor have also contributed to how price have moved during this season:


Market Sentiment: If we watch how investors perceive the market during this season and how the go about with their sentimental investment approach we see how much it significantly affect market price. While we anticipate for the next halving let's not forget The crypto market can be full of hypes and optimism, which may lead to one of two things negligence or increased buying activity and price appreciation.

Historical Precedent: From past occurrences,  Bitcoin has experienced significant price rallies following previous halvings, which in itself is very logical. When the supply gets reduced more attention will be drawn to the asset which could load to higher prices but using past performance to predict future result might not be positive all the time.

Market Speculation: During this seasons we see traders and investors try to take advantage of the price movement around Bitcoin halving. Since this often leads to high speculative activities their is always chances of price volatility occurrence.

External Factors: We shouldn't also forget other external factors like regulatory development which has always been one of the key battle line for Bitcoin as well as global events, adoption trends and macroeconomic conditions.


Conclusion :
It is principal to note that in as much as Bitcoin halving has the potential of creating a very conducive market structure for price increase, It is never a guarantee. We all know the market is volatile and subject to speculative and rapid fluctuations. So a long-term plan in view could be one way to approach the market so that it don't take us unawares.

Lastly in all investments and trading decisions ensure to conduct thorough research and pay more attention to the volatility of the market that could also serve as guide in what direction to take during the halving.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: philipma1957 on September 25, 2023, 09:16:02 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Egii Nna on September 25, 2023, 09:28:19 PM

Op, Your thread is very educational and will help many members, especially beginners in bitcoin investment. Kudos for the remembrance and educating more and other beginners.

Conclusion :
It is principal to note that in as much as Bitcoin halving has the potential of creating a very conducive market structure for price increase, It is never a guarantee. We all know the market is volatile and subject to speculative and rapid fluctuations. So a long-term plan in view could be one way to approach the market so that it don't take us unawares.

In fact, holding bitcoin for a long time is the best because bitcoin is not something to invest in for a short time. That is why most people get used to this word when educating someone about bitcoin: "Invest what you can afford to lose." This sentence means a lot in the sense that if you invest the money you can afford to lose, you can also be patient and keep that money as an investment for a long period of time.

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Lastly in all investments and trading decisions ensure to conduct thorough research and pay more attention to the volatility of the market that could also serve as guide in what direction to take during the halving.


Actually, a wise man says, “He who asks questions will never fail.” That means if you engage in research, you will always prosper and never be a victim of failure.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Cryptomultiplier on September 25, 2023, 09:37:36 PM
After the bull run plan might come another bull run or bear run. It depends on the market trends and whale movement to get a hold of predictions that would make users be ready.
As a trader, the goal is to make more profits, and one best way this is done effectively is to accumulate until a specific time and then liquidate the asset to reinvest in other potential projects.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: lombok on September 25, 2023, 09:50:32 PM
It's no secret that halving is the trigger for a bull run. Less and less new BTC is being printed, automatically making the supply in circulation limited - of course if BTC users increase and many people or institutions also make purchases and this hodl causes the BTC in circulation to also increase, while many people need it.
Most of the time, if they have reached the target increase of either 3x or even 6x increase in value, individual or institutional hodlers will take action to sell to take profits or even get out.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: BitDane on September 25, 2023, 10:44:35 PM
Bitcoin is known to be cyclical so it is obvious that the market will go back to being bearish after the bull run.  So we should think of ways on how to take advantage of this cycle.  I believe selling during bull run and buying during the bear market is the simplest thing to do.  Due to the cycle repeating itself, we can just rinse and repeat this procedure increasing our portfolio and profit as the cycle repeats.



Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: AakZaki on September 25, 2023, 11:25:59 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.
The scheme is always the same, but there are some people who have wrong decisions and have to be patient for the next halving period. It is a little difficult to determine how big the increase will be after the halving later. But there will be many people who hold and release after exceeding the last ATH. 2 multiples of ATH are already very large and I hope the highest price at least is that. That I did before. I totally agree with you because of my principle of profit-seeking. Try to collect as many Bitcoins as possible.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: BALIK on September 25, 2023, 11:48:48 PM



Conclusion :
It is principal to note that in as much as Bitcoin halving has the potential of creating a very conducive market structure for price increase, It is never a guarantee. We all know the market is volatile and subject to speculative and rapid fluctuations. So a long-term plan in view could be one way to approach the market so that it don't take us unawares.

Lastly in all investments and trading decisions ensure to conduct thorough research and pay more attention to the volatility of the market that could also serve as guide in what direction to take during the halving.


I don't know about everyone else, but I also have a plan for this scenario. Although history has shown us that after halving bitcoin will almost certainly increase in price and create a new ATH, but I also do not rule out the possibility that history will not repeat itself and we will have a new cycle. In case history doesn't repeat itself, I will certainly be disappointed but that won't make me give up on bitcoin and leave the market.

In the long term, the potential of this market is still huge, so if history does not repeat itself, I will consider it a change in the bullish cycle, not the end of the market.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: tabas on September 25, 2023, 11:52:05 PM
It's a good reminder to those that used to sell all Bitcoins that they have and never bought back after the bull run. I think it is understandable why they don't do that because they're satisfied with how much they've made. And there's nothing wrong if they sell all that they have during the next bull run if it's the actual peak price that they'll sell it. They can use the profit they've made to anything they wish to. Like doing another investment of putting it into real estate and other assets outside Bitcoin so, they just decide to reinvest it somewhere else and that's not a wrong move either.
But as holders that has longer game plan for Bitcoin, we understand why there's a need for us to be patient and have an after bull run plan. Honestly, my plan is just very simple. If the price goes up during the next bull run and it has met my set price, I'd sell but not all. I may re-buy or not but I still have a certain quantity of Bitcoin that will be good for the long term. It may not be a lot but that's like it's gonna to sit there for years.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: hatshepsut93 on September 26, 2023, 12:05:19 AM
The general assumption for so many bitcoiners is that the bull run is a time to sell and make a profit. There is nothing wrong with selling and making a profit but it is also important to have an after-the-bull run plan. The bull run shouldn't be the end of your Bitcoin investment, so there is no need to sell all your holdings. The future of Bitcoin is far beyond next year's bull run,  so it is time to plan ahead of the season. I have observed that most people who make money from Bitcoin don't just have a four-year investment plan. Some of them have kept their coins for a decade which means they have a long-term plan. If you don't have an after-the-bull-run plan, you might not have the opportunity to accumulate Bitcoin that you have sold.


This is what I did in the previous bull run, sold a portion of my coins and kept the other for the future. A more optimal decision would have been to sell all coins and buy back at the bottom, but I didn't want to do trading, because trading is a risk. I think there's no single best advice here what to do with bull bear cycles, because everyone has a different investment style - some want to trade more often, some want to just hold for long term, perhaps even skipping the selling during bull markets altogether.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: joniboini on September 26, 2023, 01:03:42 AM
some want to just hold for long term, perhaps even skipping the selling during bull markets altogether.
I'd advise people not to do this. If my experience from two bull runs tells me anything, it is that holding your coins when the bull run is happening (especially near the end) is not a wise choice. I lose so many potential profits doing that. Sure, there is no way to exit at the perfect time, but making a plan to sell some of your cons when the bull run happens is better imo. Especially if you don't have that much capital to begin with.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: hd49728 on September 26, 2023, 01:52:07 AM
I'd advise people not to do this. If my experience from two bull runs tells me anything, it is that holding your coins when the bull run is happening (especially near the end) is not a wise choice. I lose so many potential profits doing that. Sure, there is no way to exit at the perfect time, but making a plan to sell some of your cons when the bull run happens is better imo. Especially if you don't have that much capital to begin with.
With Bitcoin, if you missed chances to take profit in a market cycle, a bull run, you still can have chances next times with future market cycles. I agree with you that missing a bull run is not good but I also agree with hathepsut that holding and waiting for a next bull run is not too bad.

With altcoins, if you lost chances to take profit, holding them can put your capital at risk of big losses or even completely losses of your initial capital. Altcoins are very risky because they are changing quickly with a market cycle, some months or years of bear market can kill altcoin projects. They are worse than Bitcoin in surviving through bear market.

How many cryptocurrencies have failed? (https://www.coingecko.com/research/publications/how-many-cryptocurrencies-failed)


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: GreatArkansas on September 26, 2023, 02:10:49 AM
Historical Precedent: From past occurrences,  Bitcoin has experienced significant price rallies following previous halvings, which in itself is very logical. When the supply gets reduced more attention will be drawn to the asset which could load to higher prices but using past performance to predict future result might not be positive all the time.
I am really expecting this. Because history is already the truth-teller, if you take a look in the past block halvings and price action of Bitcoin, you can see the pattern here, before block halving we see the price of Bitcoin rally.
But I am afraid this time that we need to consider a lot of things, like external factors, volume, traders, adoption, regulatory, etc.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Poker Player on September 26, 2023, 02:12:42 AM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

Not a bad plan. Personally I do similar but I do not plan to sell most of the coins but much less. I simply take the opportunity to accumulate at times like this, doing DCA and when we are above 69K I will sell but until I have an amount of Bitcoin with which I am calm the plan is to continue to accumulate through the cycles. Maybe in a couple or three cycles I'll have enough Bitcoin and I'll just hold it and sell or spend some of what I have.

You have to think that above $69K all the Bitcoin I have will be above the purchase price, so it is a good time to start making partial sales.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: bayu7adi on September 26, 2023, 02:40:56 AM
Maybe in a couple or three cycles I'll have enough Bitcoin and I'll just hold it and sell or spend some of what I have.
Cycle? Are you referring to the cycle of Bitcoin halving? If so, it's indeed a lengthy one, spanning more than 12 years from today.

Not a bad plan. Personally I do similar but I do not plan to sell most of the coins but much less. I simply take the opportunity to accumulate at times like this, doing DCA and when we are above 69K I will sell but until I have an amount of Bitcoin with which I am calm the plan is to continue to accumulate through the cycles.
I've always respected someone's principles in investing or trading, but to be realistic, it's wise to take profits when the opportunity arises. Holding onto something in hopes of a higher price is no different from being greedy. Yes, greed can often yield substantial gains, but the truth is it can't guarantee luck will always be on your side.

Try setting targets, and we don't have to reach those targets in one go. It might take more time, and that's actually not a significant issue. After all, time is indeed money.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: yohananaomi on September 26, 2023, 01:04:21 PM
Bitcoin is known to be cyclical so it is obvious that the market will go back to being bearish after the bull run.  So we should think of ways on how to take advantage of this cycle.  I believe selling during bull run and buying during the bear market is the simplest thing to do.  Due to the cycle repeating itself, we can just rinse and repeat this procedure increasing our portfolio and profit as the cycle repeats.
Looking at what bitcoin has done in the past, I agree with your view that bitcoin will do it all over again. After the bull run, it will be corrected, so that if it does happen, as much as possible, we have been prepared to anticipate what will happen.The main thing, of course, is to buy when the price has been corrected according to the current situation and hold until you are sure that you have made the profit you want.I am as sure as you that this repetition will continue to be carried out continuously because past experience has proven that ATH has occurred several times.Always be able to prepare yourself when there is an opportunity to make a profit.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Hamza2424 on September 26, 2023, 03:20:37 PM
Most of the traders are cyclical here, as with Bitcoin we used to divide our trading zones as accumulation, Distribution, and Profit Booking. As per the current market situation, we've got an extended span of the accumulation zone. After the Bull Run, I plan to go for a short break in the Northern Areas of my country (Pakistan) to enjoy the moments of life with what I really have.

On my list, this is the first thing I want to do, next to it after booking most of the time I will prepare for the intermediate zone of the Profit Booking and accumulation where the market does offer some dip and recovery opportunities. A new cyclical journey will start. Remember the end of the Bull run prefer profit Booking in a smart way as taking an exit from the market is not a good approach as far as with the BTC, currently, there are two sort of positions with long timeframe as 2 to 3 Halvings even more and for the very next Halving. I want to test out my decisions in this Halving for the execution of the future (Personal Finance strategy).

What this market demands efficient decision-making. So Best of Luck.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: DeathAngel on September 26, 2023, 07:19:00 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

This is the exact strategy that should be implemented. Most people are just too impatient to wat through the long bear markets to see the green shoots of recovery & subsequent raging bull market. Buy during bear markets, sell some during bull markets, buy back cheaper in the next bear. It’s a simple, yet very effective strategy, it’s just most people are still incapable.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: OgNasty on September 26, 2023, 07:22:43 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

This is the exact strategy that should be implemented. Most people are just too impatient to wat through the long bear markets to see the green shoots of recovery & subsequent raging bull market. Buy during bear markets, sell some during bull markets, buy back cheaper in the next bear. It’s a simple, yet very effective strategy, it’s just most people are still incapable.

I never sell Bitcoin with the intention of buying it back for cheaper to earn a profit. If I did, I likely would have missed out on thousands of percent in gains. If you believe Bitcoin will remain the best investment in human history, why trade it? Is the best investment in the world not good enough for you that you need to risk missing out on the moon shot to try and make a few extra percent?


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: pixie85 on September 26, 2023, 07:49:07 PM
I'm a holder so the plan is to store as a backup and for future generations.
If bitcoin goes into a strong bull run I'll probably sell a little to keep on going but I'm planning to hold most of it to the next cycle of 2028.

What I sell depends on the price people offer me and how much I'll be able to buy for it because everything is relative and depends on a number of conditions. If you live in a country with 50% yearly inflation and they offer you a million of your local; currency, it's like nothing, you don't want that.

If the dollar goes into 10% inflation and they offer you 100k USD in 2 years, that's again nothing because if you account for 5% inflation in 2022 and 23 and then 10% in 2024 and 25, it's going to be the same value as the last ATH when bitcoin was trading for 68000 but the dollar was worth more.



Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Accardo on September 26, 2023, 08:11:53 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

This is the exact strategy that should be implemented. Most people are just too impatient to wat through the long bear markets to see the green shoots of recovery & subsequent raging bull market. Buy during bear markets, sell some during bull markets, buy back cheaper in the next bear. It’s a simple, yet very effective strategy, it’s just most people are still incapable.

I never sell Bitcoin with the intention of buying it back for cheaper to earn a profit. If I did, I likely would have missed out on thousands of percent in gains. If you believe Bitcoin will remain the best investment in human history, why trade it? Is the best investment in the world not good enough for you that you need to risk missing out on the moon shot to try and make a few extra percent?
They are two ways to almost every investment technique. In bitcoin, investors and traders play smart to make profits. While the holders don't bother about selling to buy cheaper, others sell to multiply their holding when the price gets smaller. With your technique of not selling, you're faced with long term profits. But if a person sold their coin and kept the fiat intact to buy double of their asset it can be more profitable than holding during the bull run and watch the price run low in bear market. In essence, the above idea of buying cheaper is also valid because the worth of bitcoin tagged to dollar, changes. The disadvantage of that like you pointed, lies on the outcome of bitcoin during the bull run. A trader might sell when the percentage is about to increase more and more. That's actually a huge loss for a person who sold at a specific high amount to buy cheaper. With Ognasty's method being for people who have accumulated a good number of bitcoin, the contrary method can be endorsed or utilized by those that wants to increase the number of bitcoin they're holding, then repeat and rinse during another bull run.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: spectre71 on September 26, 2023, 09:05:29 PM
Scarcity argument is a mute point now, it' close to all mined. Additionally the US economy at that point will be in the proverbial Bidenomic full shitter. Pretty much means the tech stocks will be down and will drag BTC with it. Inflation will be raging still and no one will have time for BTC as they pay $8.99 a gallon of milk or gas.

Sorry folks can't get on the rainbows and bulls, it looks like hell is coming. So far BTC hasn't done jack against an inflation hedge let alone a store of value (yet).

The bigger point is how many miners are going to be left after cutting narrow margins in half? Will Russia have the most compute power then? Unsecured network?


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: lalabotax on September 26, 2023, 09:31:31 PM
Conclusion :
It is principal to note that in as much as Bitcoin halving has the potential of creating a very conducive market structure for price increase, It is never a guarantee. We all know the market is volatile and subject to speculative and rapid fluctuations. So a long-term plan in view could be one way to approach the market so that it don't take us unawares.
Yes, halving is not the only factor that causes Bitcoin prices to experience a bullrun. But honestly, this is the main trigger. It's just how big the influence is, this may be different in each bullrun era. Basically, the better the market trend at that time, the better the opportunity for Bitcoin to skyrocket in price, according to what we want. However, we also have to be wise, smart and alert to all possibilities. We won't know what the ATH price will be, so we should have good plans for the bullrun. This should not be too greedy because it will actually make us lose the opportunity to get profits according to our wishes. Just like during the bearish era, we carry out a purchasing system with DCA. Well, during a bull run, it might be similar to this strategy by setting several price targets, so that at least we can feel the take profit at a certain rate and won't regret it if we don't reach the highest target.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: DaNNy001 on September 26, 2023, 10:02:53 PM
Well I think my own tactics after the bull is pretty simple because I will definitely sell off major parts of my coins when the price have started decreasing because I know after the bull Bitcoin will definitely not hold and maintain its core value price at it's highest mark because after the bull the circle then continues because the bear market will definitely come and I will specifically sell a major part of my coins during and wait for the price to be down so I can start hoarding ahead of another Bitcoin spike maybe somewhere and time in the future.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: lionheart78 on September 26, 2023, 10:12:59 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

This is the exact strategy that should be implemented. Most people are just too impatient to wat through the long bear markets to see the green shoots of recovery & subsequent raging bull market. Buy during bear markets, sell some during bull markets, buy back cheaper in the next bear. It’s a simple, yet very effective strategy, it’s just most people are still incapable.

I never sell Bitcoin with the intention of buying it back for cheaper to earn a profit. If I did, I likely would have missed out on thousands of percent in gains. If you believe Bitcoin will remain the best investment in human history, why trade it? Is the best investment in the world not good enough for you that you need to risk missing out on the moon shot to try and make a few extra percent?

If you didn't you probably will miss out on the additional thousands of percent gains :).  Selling at ATH and rebuying when the price dips simply means you are getting more BTC than when you sold it at peak.  Taking for the fact that you are one of the pioneers and assuming you get BTC at less than $100, selling it @ $800 then buying at $300, then selling at $18k  and buying at $10k, then selling it at $50k ang buying it at $30k, doesn't this increase your BTC holdings?

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I likely would have missed out on thousands of percent in gains.

This might be possible if Bitcoin fails to follow the 4-year cycle and the market continuously crashes and doesn't recover.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: yhiaali3 on September 27, 2023, 03:32:19 AM
Yes, investing does not mean selling at the rise. There must only be a specific strategy suitable for each person who adheres to it in the long term.

Some people prefer to sell everything they own at the first rise. It cannot be said that they are wrong because everyone has their own point of view, but it is better not to sell all of Bitcoin at once at the first rise.

For me, I prefer selling at different price levels and not at one price level, that is, selling part of my Bitcoin savings at every rise, and the opposite when falling, meaning buying at different price levels at every fall.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: jasonjm on September 27, 2023, 04:53:55 AM
Buy low, sell high is the ultimate strategy. Buy the Bitcoin when the price crashes ($15k to $20k) and sell when the price reaches ATH ($69k or above). And repeat the cycle.
Form profit, buy some more bitcoin when the price crashes after the pump, and invest the remaining in offline investments. Buy a property, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Oasisman on September 27, 2023, 05:26:57 AM
Yes, investing does not mean selling at the rise. There must only be a specific strategy suitable for each person who adheres to it in the long term.

Some people prefer to sell everything they own at the first rise. It cannot be said that they are wrong because everyone has their own point of view, but it is better not to sell all of Bitcoin at once at the first rise.

For me, I prefer selling at different price levels and not at one price level, that is, selling part of my Bitcoin savings at every rise, and the opposite when falling, meaning buying at different price levels at every fall.

This could be a perfect strategy if you know how to pull it off everytime bitcoin rises or falls.
I believe it's called scaling out of position, it's the process of selling your bitcoin in increments while the price is rising.
While the process of buying every time bitcoin falls is a dollar cost averaging.
This strategy is a bit challenging in terms on decision making of when to start buying and when to start selling.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: michellee on September 27, 2023, 05:46:14 AM
Yes, investing does not mean selling at the rise. There must only be a specific strategy suitable for each person who adheres to it in the long term.

Some people prefer to sell everything they own at the first rise. It cannot be said that they are wrong because everyone has their own point of view, but it is better not to sell all of Bitcoin at once at the first rise.

For me, I prefer selling at different price levels and not at one price level, that is, selling part of my Bitcoin savings at every rise, and the opposite when falling, meaning buying at different price levels at every fall.
An investor must already have a plan for when he sells his investment. In this case, he already knows at what price he will sell his Bitcoin. If he is a strong hand investor, he will not sell his Bitcoin if he has not made a big profit.

And the investor will also not sell all his Bitcoin at one high price and will probably only sell a small portion of his Bitcoin. Meanwhile, he will still hold onto his other Bitcoins for even higher price increases in the future. He also won't panic if the price experiences a deep correction, and he will even buy more Bitcoin.

I'm behind you by using this strategy so you can get even bigger profits. And for now, I am still collecting more Bitcoin because the price is still low. Later, after a bull run, I will sell some Bitcoin and wait for the price to experience a deep correction so I can buy Bitcoin at a low price again.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Silberman on September 27, 2023, 06:58:43 AM
Buy low, sell high is the ultimate strategy. Buy the Bitcoin when the price crashes ($15k to $20k) and sell when the price reaches ATH ($69k or above). And repeat the cycle.
Form profit, buy some more bitcoin when the price crashes after the pump, and invest the remaining in offline investments. Buy a property, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.
Buying low and selling high is not really too much of a strategy rather than the goal of anyone that is looking to go long on this market, the question everyone has is how to achieve this? And that is where you are supposed to find a strategy to reach that goal, if you can then you can ultimately make a lot of money and invest in several other assets and diversify your portfolio, but until that day comes it is better to concentrate all your efforts in a single market, and bitcoin seems like the perfect asset to do this.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: BabyBandit on September 27, 2023, 09:10:13 AM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

This is the exact strategy that should be implemented. Most people are just too impatient to wat through the long bear markets to see the green shoots of recovery & subsequent raging bull market. Buy during bear markets, sell some during bull markets, buy back cheaper in the next bear. It’s a simple, yet very effective strategy, it’s just most people are still incapable.

I never sell Bitcoin with the intention of buying it back for cheaper to earn a profit. If I did, I likely would have missed out on thousands of percent in gains. If you believe Bitcoin will remain the best investment in human history, why trade it? Is the best investment in the world not good enough for you that you need to risk missing out on the moon shot to try and make a few extra percent?

Maybe to just increase it? Everyone maybe cannot afford to just buy a lot of Bitcoin and wait so they trade up a smaller amount.
It's quite easy to trade up your bitcoin to be honest.
Even that I agree with you that it's the best investment, but it's also easy to increase your bitcoins with trading.
Why settle down with 1BTC if you can trade it up to 2BTC?  ;)


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: irhact on September 27, 2023, 11:46:03 AM
Well I think my own tactics after the bull is pretty simple because I will definitely sell off major parts of my coins when the price have started decreasing because I know after the bull Bitcoin will definitely not hold and maintain its core value price at it's highest mark because after the bull the circle then continues because the bear market will definitely come and I will specifically sell a major part of my coins during and wait for the price to be down so I can start hoarding ahead of another Bitcoin spike maybe somewhere and time in the future.

This is a good strategy but how do you know when the price will start decreasing that'll lead to a bear market because the dip in price of Bitcoin might just be a correction that will later bounce back and the price will pass the previous peak it reach before the correction happened. You should have a specific price target that you set so when the price reach that amount you sell and wait for your targeted buy back price to reach before you buy again and start holding for the next bull market.

My selling target for Bitcoin is $150,000, when Bitcoin gets to that price I'll sell most of the Bitcoin I'm holding and my first buy back target is $70,000 and after that if the market dips further then I'll have more buy order at $50,000 and if the market falls further I'll buy at $30,000.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Yamane_Keto on September 27, 2023, 11:54:37 AM
If I had the possibility not to sell my bitcoins, I would not do but those who sell either need to spend that money or they are planning to buy again after a year or two when prices are very low. most of those who want to keep Bitcoin in the hope of selling it at the highest price end up with not sell it at a high price, and they may sometimes sell it at the bottom instead of the top.
Without a good strategy, the best thing you can do is to sell as much money as you need and leave the rest until you need the money. $17,000 was a dream in the past, and after four years, this has become a very low price for Bitcoin.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Dave1 on September 27, 2023, 12:18:28 PM
If I had the possibility not to sell my bitcoins, I would not do but those who sell either need to spend that money or they are planning to buy again after a year or two when prices are very low. most of those who want to keep Bitcoin in the hope of selling it at the highest price end up with not sell it at a high price, and they may sometimes sell it at the bottom instead of the top.

Sooner or later though, there will be point in time that we need to sell some of our bitcoin. At least you enjoy the fruits of your hardship if you hold on it for a long time and then sell it to make profits. And the best thing is that you can re-invest anytime you like.

Without a good strategy, the best thing you can do is to sell as much money as you need and leave the rest until you need the money. $17,000 was a dream in the past, and after four years, this has become a very low price for Bitcoin.

Yes, strategy is needed, well in the beginning you might just go with the flow and everything. But as you gain experience already, you can formulate your own strategy on how to accumulate and when to sell and I think that is a good sign of a good investor.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: bounceback on September 27, 2023, 01:19:40 PM
Bitcoin is known to be cyclical so it is obvious that the market will go back to being bearish after the bull run.  So we should think of ways on how to take advantage of this cycle.  I believe selling during bull run and buying during the bear market is the simplest thing to do.  Due to the cycle repeating itself, we can just rinse and repeat this procedure increasing our portfolio and profit as the cycle repeats.
Every time there is an increase, there must be a decrease, this is the market law that has been in force so far, the bull run season is the moment that bitcoin investors have been waiting for because in this season there is an opportunity for us to get large returns, but it is advisable to remain careful and don't be greedy when you are in a bull run season because a bear market can happen at any time, like last year's bull run season when the price of Bitcoin soared to its highest price making many greedy people try to make purchases at the peak price because they thought the price would continue to rise to an even higher area, but unfortunately after they bought a bear market came and the price of bitcoin fell slowly so they had to get out of the market with a loss.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Franctoshi on September 27, 2023, 02:24:24 PM
 I will Just Buy be patient and hodl until it's about time to sell, my portfolio will tell me it is damn time to sell because the purpose of every investment is to realize profit. I will immediately start taking profit, and I'm not going to hesitate, so I'm not gonna be greedy here and to never let the market cut me up or take my profit back. Furthermore, I'm going to DCA out the way I DCAed in once I'm good, let's say 20%, 50% 70%, and 100% depending on what suits you, don't sell at once because you might miss the real market move.
Lastly, prepare for the next cycle.




Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Tony116 on September 27, 2023, 03:03:02 PM
I will Just Buy be patient and hodl until it's about time to sell, my portfolio will tell me it is damn time to sell because the purpose of every investment is to realize profit. I will immediately start taking profit, and I'm not going to hesitate, so I'm not gonna be greedy here and to never let the market cut me up or take my profit back. Furthermore, I'm going to DCA out the way I DCAed in once I'm good, let's say 20%, 50% 70%, and 100% depending on what suits you, don't sell at once because you might miss the real market move.
Lastly, prepare for the next cycle.




Everyone claims to sell when profitable and not let greed kill them, but to be honest, not too many people can do that. Even many people have specific plans about when to buy and when to sell, but when they are in a bull market, greed will always be a barrier that prevents them from selling according to their set goals. It's easy to say but actually doing it is not easy. I myself sometimes fell into that situation because no one wanted more profits. Overcoming greed is really not easy.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Unbunplease on September 27, 2023, 03:10:51 PM
When a bull run is in progress, it is very important to determine the moment when it will be close to completion. If this moment is not determined, you may be left with a broken trough. And after the bull run is over, you should transfer the main part of your funds into stablecoins and operate 20-30% of your funds.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Davian144 on September 27, 2023, 03:14:45 PM
Buy low, sell high is the ultimate strategy. Buy the Bitcoin when the price crashes ($15k to $20k) and sell when the price reaches ATH ($69k or above). And repeat the cycle.
Form profit, buy some more bitcoin when the price crashes after the pump, and invest the remaining in offline investments. Buy a property, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.

The strategy you say is a very general strategy and applies to everything or all assets that have value, such as Bitcoin. But what we have to understand is that not everyone can get the lowest possible price and sell at the highest possible price, except for people who continue to monitor the market with sufficient capital preparation when they want to buy at a low price.

And for investments such as property, Gold, Silver and Platinum, things are slightly different from Bitcoin investments because investors usually choose investments such as property, Gold, Silver and Platinum to maintain the value of their money so that it does not experience more depreciation. Whereas in Bitcoin, it is more about investing for large profits with a fairly balanced level of risk so that every investor must have sufficient patience when placing their money into Bitcoin.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Nrcewker on September 27, 2023, 04:34:01 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

Yes many people set a target or plan to sell in 4 times the profit. But I believe we should completely think differently when it comes to Bitcoin investments. We need to permanently set a fact in our brain that Bitcoins are limited in number, hence it’s always not good to sell away these high priced and valuable coins. I would suggest not to keep any specific plan or target. Just think Bitcoins as long time investment, and only cashout/sell these coins when you need money in emergency. In this manner you can take out the maximum profit from the coins. So just accumulate whenever possible the coins and hold for long term.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: khiholangkang on September 27, 2023, 04:35:05 PM
Buy low, sell high is the ultimate strategy. Buy the Bitcoin when the price crashes ($15k to $20k) and sell when the price reaches ATH ($69k or above). And repeat the cycle.
Form profit, buy some more bitcoin when the price crashes after the pump, and invest the remaining in offline investments. Buy a property, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.
The strategy that people want is as you mentioned buying low and selling high, and repeating each cycle is everyone's hope. But in practice it is very difficult to do, because everyone will never know where the bottom point is and, maybe people who make profits on bitcoin in the final quarter of 2021 will think that for the next cycle the price of bitcoin will be around $30k- $40k in 2022, but as we saw that bitcoin's real bottom was at $15k, at the time of their sale at the end of 2021, no one had any expectations that the price could fall like that. Maybe some of us still have losses today.

If we don't buy a lot of bitcoin today, it will be quite difficult to get a decent profit in the bullrun later, diversifying afterwards I think will not be enough.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Ojima-ojo on September 27, 2023, 04:39:02 PM
We are certain that bitcoin halving will occur sometime around march or April 2024 but then also we are not certain if the bull market will occure within that same time frame and this is where you were right in you concluding statements about the possibilities of Bitcoin value increase and when ot will happen.


Although we can be cery sure that, Bitcoin price and value will increas because of the blockrewards reduction which is the primary aim of the Bitcoin halving.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on September 27, 2023, 05:40:07 PM
Every Bitcoin investor purchased their Bitcoin at a different price, and they also have plans on what price they want to sell. Some people have the opportunity to buy a significant fraction of Bitcoin when the price is $20k or less; they might decide to sell if the price gets to $50k or $100k. So, depending on the investor's target price they wish to sell, that's what they will sell and still make a profit. Although it's not certain what the price of Bitcoin will be in the next bull market, which could be before or after the halving, during the bull market, the price of Bitcoin definitely sees an uptrend. As such, we expect to see the Bitcoin price going up during the bull market, even though it will or will not see a new ATH, but the market will definitely see an uptrend.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Quidat on September 27, 2023, 07:22:49 PM
Buy low, sell high is the ultimate strategy. Buy the Bitcoin when the price crashes ($15k to $20k) and sell when the price reaches ATH ($69k or above). And repeat the cycle.
Form profit, buy some more bitcoin when the price crashes after the pump, and invest the remaining in offline investments. Buy a property, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.
The strategy that people want is as you mentioned buying low and selling high, and repeating each cycle is everyone's hope. But in practice it is very difficult to do, because everyone will never know where the bottom point is and, maybe people who make profits on bitcoin in the final quarter of 2021 will think that for the next cycle the price of bitcoin will be around $30k- $40k in 2022, but as we saw that bitcoin's real bottom was at $15k, at the time of their sale at the end of 2021, no one had any expectations that the price could fall like that. Maybe some of us still have losses today.

If we don't buy a lot of bitcoin today, it will be quite difficult to get a decent profit in the bullrun later, diversifying afterwards I think will not be enough.
If you are still in losses with your current Bitcoin holding then if you do see that $15k was the lowest then making some entry on 15-25k is still a sweet spot but thats if you had done such action on trying out to DCA and not really just keeping yourself believing that the price would hit up 10-12k on which i have seen this kind of assumptions and analysis with these numbers but actually it didnt really happen. This is why its not really that bad for other people whom do really considering on taking up some altcoin investment too on which on trying out to ease those losses. We cant say that it is a shit move on which chances on having more profit is possible rather than on holding bitcoin for long term but when it comes to security and potential then nothing beats out the king or father of all coins which is Bitcoin. Bull run plans then it would really be pertaining about selling out for profits and this is something that should really be put up in mind or with your main priority because if you do miss
out on selling while the price is on the peak then you would really be needing to wait up for another cycle for you to see another profit opportunity.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: ajiz138 on September 27, 2023, 08:26:13 PM
The strategy you say is a very general strategy and applies to everything or all assets that have value, such as Bitcoin. But what we have to understand is that not everyone can get the lowest possible price and sell at the highest possible price, except for people who continue to monitor the market with sufficient capital preparation when they want to buy at a low price.
It's easy to say but difficult to do, this strategy looks easy in reality it's not that easy, sometimes when the price while going down a lot of people are waiting to go down even more and vice versa when they are going to sell - It's not as easy as what is imagined.

And for investments such as property, Gold, Silver and Platinum, things are slightly different from Bitcoin investments because investors usually choose investments such as property, Gold, Silver and Platinum to maintain the value of their money so that it does not experience more depreciation. Whereas in Bitcoin, it is more about investing for large profits with a fairly balanced level of risk so that every investor must have sufficient patience when placing their money into Bitcoin.
The assets mentioned can be said to be stable, the annual profit can still be calculated at a maximum of 5-10% so only people who do not know bitcoin are usually the average of them choosing this property and assets.
Bitcoin - High risk - High return maybe you are quite familiar with it bitcoin also has many factors why prices go down or up there are many things associated including fomo and hype, so you have to understand a little stronger in the fundamentals.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: 2double0 on September 27, 2023, 08:52:11 PM
SNIP
Conclusion :
It is principal to note that in as much as Bitcoin halving has the potential of creating a very conducive market structure for price increase, It is never a guarantee. We all know the market is volatile and subject to speculative and rapid fluctuations. So a long-term plan in view could be one way to approach the market so that it don't take us unawares.

You have a very good understanding of the market and a great way to put it in front of traders. It is true that halving never guarantees anything and what had been witnessed since may change this time and the traders who were expecting a price hike may get trapped and instead see a fall. It is never too late to invest in crypto but anyone looking to invest in this sector or any other sectors should only use their excess money that they do not need in their life and will not feel remorse if it incurs loss.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: JoyMarsha on September 27, 2023, 09:19:58 PM
'OP What you don't realize is that each investor in bitcoin has a target price and an objective in mind. Additionally, they acknowledge that their aim has no deadline and that they are prepared to wait for that, even if it takes years. 
By that time, they can decide to sell their bitcoin at a high price during a bull run in the hopes that they will later purchase it back at a low price during a bearish market because the crypto market has two circles: a bull run and a bear market.

Bitcoin will not be held forever. Since the objective of investing in bitcoin is to generate income in the long run, there will still be a designated period for trading it, but the decision as to when to do so is now up to the investor. 


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: aoluain on September 27, 2023, 09:55:32 PM
I havent done so before but like a lot if others I will sell some Bitcoin to take profits
and buy back again when the markets correct.

I know there has been plenty of people doing this for the last halving and been able
to make gains.

I think the  key is to not try time the absolute top before the bear market.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Dimitri94 on September 27, 2023, 11:16:26 PM
Buy low, sell high is the ultimate strategy. Buy the Bitcoin when the price crashes ($15k to $20k) and sell when the price reaches ATH ($69k or above). And repeat the cycle.
Form profit, buy some more bitcoin when the price crashes after the pump, and invest the remaining in offline investments. Buy a property, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.
The strategy that people want is as you mentioned buying low and selling high, and repeating each cycle is everyone's hope. But in practice it is very difficult to do, because everyone will never know where the bottom point is and, maybe people who make profits on bitcoin in the final quarter of 2021 will think that for the next cycle the price of bitcoin will be around $30k- $40k in 2022, but as we saw that bitcoin's real bottom was at $15k, at the time of their sale at the end of 2021, no one had any expectations that the price could fall like that. Maybe some of us still have losses today.

If we don't buy a lot of bitcoin today, it will be quite difficult to get a decent profit in the bullrun later, diversifying afterwards I think will not be enough.
Yes, every investor dreams of buying low and selling high. But not everyone gets that chance. If someone bought bitcoins in late 2021 then they definitely come in losses which need time to recover. They can't buy bitcoins at low prices whenever they want. So it is true that buying low and selling high is not always possible. As luck would have it, they could have bought when Bitcoin was at its lowest price. Since not everyone gets this opportunity, this skill will not be very effective. But those who can predict the future well are the ones who are basically able to exploit the opportunities of this season. But in this case an investor must be wait for the opportunity.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: LogitechMouse on September 28, 2023, 01:03:21 AM
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Re: After the bull-run plan.
Wait for a few months. Wait for the bear market to happen again then re-buy those assets that you sold during the bull run.

If you bought a coin at near it's lowest, the choose to held unto it until the bull run, you can consider it as the easiest way to double or even triple your money or even more because you just bought, and held into it. It might take time, but it will not cause you any stress at all.

In investing, timing is very crucial. You might bought Bitcoin, but you bought at the top which is the problem, and vice-versa. Know how to time when it comes to buying, and selling, and have a strategy will help you as an investor. I already wasted an opportunity during the last bull run when I didn't sell all of my assets. I will not waste this opportunity again in the next bull run. After that, I will again wait for the bear market to happen then I will slowly accumulate more assets.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Sebas.tian on September 28, 2023, 03:21:55 AM
Quote from: DaNNy001
Well I think my own tactics after the bull is pretty simple because I will definitely sell off major parts of my coins when the price have started decreasing because I know after the bull Bitcoin will definitely not hold and maintain its core value price at it's highest mark because after the bull the circle then continues because the bear market will definitely come and I will specifically sell a major part of my coins during and wait for the price to be down so I can start hoarding ahead of another Bitcoin spike maybe somewhere and time in the future.

I think, that tactics has helped many holders to maintain consistent income from their investment because they hold their coins for bullish run so that they can release what they have been holding for some years to the market to make a passive income from the market. After bullish run, another bearish run will take over that will make both long term investors and short term investors to use that opportunity to buy potential coins at the moment to enable them have something good to achieve when another bullish run occur in the market. I believe, the bearish market is preparing to disappear from the market so that bullish market can take place for holders to smile again.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: crwth on September 28, 2023, 03:28:32 AM
For every result from the early days like the 1900s up to now, it's always been beneficial to have that "DCA" part of your portfolio. You are taking advantage of the ups and downs in the market by having multiple entries on a certain asset. I remember a video where he compared someone who DCA'd and someone who just traded continuously and based it on actual traders. Guess who won?

I believe DCA'ng would be beneficial in the long term and cashing out at certain times could be possible.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: jasonjm on September 28, 2023, 04:24:47 AM
Buy low, sell high is the ultimate strategy. Buy the Bitcoin when the price crashes ($15k to $20k) and sell when the price reaches ATH ($69k or above). And repeat the cycle.
Form profit, buy some more bitcoin when the price crashes after the pump, and invest the remaining in offline investments. Buy a property, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.

The strategy you say is a very general strategy and applies to everything or all assets that have value, such as Bitcoin. But what we have to understand is that not everyone can get the lowest possible price and sell at the highest possible price, except for people who continue to monitor the market with sufficient capital preparation when they want to buy at a low price.
I am talking about long-term investment. I am not saying that an investor should buy at the lowest price, what I am saying is that you can buy Bitcoin or other stocks somewhere close to the lowest price. For example, If you look at the price of BTC at the moment, predictions are that the price will dip to $20k or lower. In this scenario, buy somewhere around $20k when the dip happens and do not try to buy lower than this until you are good at trading or prediction. 

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And for investments such as property, Gold, Silver and Platinum, things are slightly different from Bitcoin investments because investors usually choose investments such as property, Gold, Silver and Platinum to maintain the value of their money so that it does not experience more depreciation.

This is the ultimate objective to have something offline. It is always better to invest your profit offline because BTC is volatile, and the above-mentioned assets are not volatile and can give you a good alternative to secure your investment and have liquid money at your disposal.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: livingfree on September 28, 2023, 08:42:50 AM
It's safe to say that there's no guarantee but if we're going to study the past when halving occurred, we can also conclude that there's really a rally after that happens.

Anyway, it's just a safe approach and expectation to say that it is not guaranteed when the halving comes.

But the hope is greater when it comes and we're all aware the effects of it based on the historical data that's being shown if you ever check them.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Ojima-ojo on September 28, 2023, 11:31:04 AM
It's safe to say that there's no guarantee but if we're going to study the past when halving occurred, we can also conclude that there's really a rally after that happens.
Yes the tendency of having a Bitcoin price bull run after the halving is extremely high reasons being that the block sieze have been reduced and that will build up into scarcity and ultimate break out of new market height, so this is the reason that many always speculates and anticipate bull run after halving so you cant blame them for that.


But we are also already aware of the possibility of not having a bull run after the halving , because there have been some cases when Bitcoin bull run comes before the Bitcoin halving so that is the volatility and the nature of Bitcoin no one can predict what the price will be, we can only speculates.
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Anyway, it's just a safe approach and expectation to say that it is not guaranteed when the halving comes.
I may likely not get you point in this statement, what is not guarantee when the halving come in your statement ?


Do you mean the bull run?
If yes then i will say you are right but if you mean the exact timing for Bitcoin networks halving then that have an estimated time frame which will be between march and April 2024.
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But the hope is greater when it comes and we're all aware the effects of it based on the historical data that's being shown if you ever check them.
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Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: AakZaki on September 28, 2023, 01:25:03 PM
I havent done so before but like a lot if others I will sell some Bitcoin to take profits
and buy back again when the markets correct.

I know there has been plenty of people doing this for the last halving and been able
to make gains.

I think the  key is to not try time the absolute top before the bear market.
Selling first and taking some profits when the market is bullish is a pretty good decision, depending on how the initial strategy is implemented.
Then buy when the market is corrected to get a cheaper price. You have to pay attention to whether the price is really below or not because there are many traps which in the end continue to be bearish. Therefore, also carry out financial management to buy in stages. Halving is a good opportunity to double profits. Of course buying regularly from now on can be said to be a good opportunity.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Odohu on September 28, 2023, 03:30:05 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

This is the exact strategy that should be implemented. Most people are just too impatient to wat through the long bear markets to see the green shoots of recovery & subsequent raging bull market. Buy during bear markets, sell some during bull markets, buy back cheaper in the next bear. It’s a simple, yet very effective strategy, it’s just most people are still incapable.

I never sell Bitcoin with the intention of buying it back for cheaper to earn a profit. If I did, I likely would have missed out on thousands of percent in gains. If you believe Bitcoin will remain the best investment in human history, why trade it? Is the best investment in the world not good enough for you that you need to risk missing out on the moon shot to try and make a few extra percent?
This is the mistake many people normally make when they see some profits. I remember some people that sold during the peak of 2021, they never bought Bitcoin back and are out of Bitcoin now. Many of them have even been gambling with altcoins thinking they could catch something that can give them multiple of their investment as profits and as you know, they often get wrecked. So, just like you have rightly said, it is never a wise thing to sell Bitcoin with the hope of buying it back... The chances of not getting back in is high and most times, you might not find something so reliable like Bitcoin to put the money in... it will just turn to another perennial regret. 

Bitcoin is an asset that will always appreciate in value so the best is to ensure that seeing reasonable profits will not make someone sell when there is no urgent need for the money. To me it is HODL till we pass it to the next generation.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on September 28, 2023, 03:37:02 PM
After the bull market comes in more other opportunities, you can engage in trading, you can as well buy and hold after the bullrun and there comes in a bear market within a short period, having the insight of seing an opportunity in every conditions that we find ourse in with the bitcoin market price is what advantage we should be seeking after, because even while at dip, some are making it and seing their profits regardless of the season.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Asuspawer09 on September 28, 2023, 05:40:18 PM
The market is just a big cycle so after the Bull run the bear market is going to hit again for sure after that and then the cycle is just gonna continue, bear market is a good opportunity again for investment so investors that doesnt get lucky on the past Bullrun is going to get another opportunity to make a profit, or people who already have profit can reinvest there investment again, there were just some exceptions since there are investors that doesnt really want to sell at all at any point, They believed on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency that overtime is just gonna continue to increase its market which in my opinion is a risky move and possibly would not make sense because if your investing that just means that you want to make a profit and if you're not going to sell at a higher market price it wouldn't make sense since your not going to make a profit at all, I mean you could possible just hold for years until you reach a certain goal like for example 1million dollars, my point is we need to aim a plan so that we could make a profit.

personally, If I make a good amount of profit I would transfer it to a much safer investment like for example business, real states, passive income, etc then after the bull run would accumulate again so that I can repeat what I did and make a profit again in the next bull run.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: ShowOff on September 28, 2023, 06:07:11 PM
We are certain that bitcoin halving will occur sometime around march or April 2024 but then also we are not certain if the bull market will occure within that same time frame and this is where you were right in you concluding statements about the possibilities of Bitcoin value increase and when ot will happen.


Although we can be cery sure that, Bitcoin price and value will increas because of the blockrewards reduction which is the primary aim of the Bitcoin halving.

Most people certainly agree that the halving will drive up the price of bitcoin. I agree with that assumption, of course because I believe that is what should be the result of the halving so that miners get income worth it with the costs they spend.

If in fact the halving does not increase prices, then I am sure many miners will go bankrupt because they are unable to cover their high operational costs. The expected price increase is not just about people taking advantage of the halving to make a profit, but also about the security of the network from the miner side. I don't know how convincing this assumption is, but I care if it's actually expected by the average miner.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: livingfree on September 28, 2023, 08:05:36 PM
It's safe to say that there's no guarantee but if we're going to study the past when halving occurred, we can also conclude that there's really a rally after that happens.
Yes the tendency of having a Bitcoin price bull run after the halving is extremely high reasons being that the block sieze have been reduced and that will build up into scarcity and ultimate break out of new market height, so this is the reason that many always speculates and anticipate bull run after halving so you cant blame them for that.


But we are also already aware of the possibility of not having a bull run after the halving
The chances that there won't be a bull run after the halving is pretty low. And we're all just basing it on the history and how it happened in the past.

because there have been some cases when Bitcoin bull run comes before the Bitcoin halving so that is the volatility and the nature of Bitcoin no one can predict what the price will be, we can only speculates.
When was it? But yeah, no one can predict what exactly will happen.

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Anyway, it's just a safe approach and expectation to say that it is not guaranteed when the halving comes.
I may likely not get you point in this statement, what is not guarantee when the halving come in your statement ?


Do you mean the bull run?
If yes then i will say you are right but if you mean the exact timing for Bitcoin networks halving then that have an estimated time frame which will be between march and April 2024.
Yes, I was talking about the bull run and just as you've said no one can predict what can happen in the future, while I am optimistic about the bull run coming soon.

But it's better to have that two expectation, one is the bull run and the second is nothing.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: bitgolden on September 28, 2023, 08:15:49 PM
I havent done so before but like a lot if others I will sell some Bitcoin to take profits
and buy back again when the markets correct.

I know there has been plenty of people doing this for the last halving and been able
to make gains.

I think the  key is to not try time the absolute top before the bear market.
Selling first and taking some profits when the market is bullish is a pretty good decision, depending on how the initial strategy is implemented.
Then buy when the market is corrected to get a cheaper price. You have to pay attention to whether the price is really below or not because there are many traps which in the end continue to be bearish. Therefore, also carry out financial management to buy in stages. Halving is a good opportunity to double profits. Of course buying regularly from now on can be said to be a good opportunity.
Buying regularly is also called accumulation in bitcoin (or investment) world and that is exactly the time to do that right now. I have been trying to accumulate since 40k and down, started my first buy at 40k, bought some at 15k as well and all the prices in between.

I had some other issues which emptied my investments a bit, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with anything, it is just not going to end up with anything that would be dangerous if we keep on accumulating right now. You can do that until halving easily, but if you really want to do more then you can try to do more as well. I believe that we are going to end up with something that would change it on the long run and not really end up anything else.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Baofeng on September 28, 2023, 10:17:42 PM
I havent done so before but like a lot if others I will sell some Bitcoin to take profits
and buy back again when the markets correct.

I know there has been plenty of people doing this for the last halving and been able
to make gains.

I think the  key is to not try time the absolute top before the bear market.
Selling first and taking some profits when the market is bullish is a pretty good decision, depending on how the initial strategy is implemented.
Then buy when the market is corrected to get a cheaper price. You have to pay attention to whether the price is really below or not because there are many traps which in the end continue to be bearish. Therefore, also carry out financial management to buy in stages. Halving is a good opportunity to double profits. Of course buying regularly from now on can be said to be a good opportunity.
Buying regularly is also called accumulation in bitcoin (or investment) world and that is exactly the time to do that right now. I have been trying to accumulate since 40k and down, started my first buy at 40k, bought some at 15k as well and all the prices in between.

I had some other issues which emptied my investments a bit, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with anything, it is just not going to end up with anything that would be dangerous if we keep on accumulating right now. You can do that until halving easily, but if you really want to do more then you can try to do more as well. I believe that we are going to end up with something that would change it on the long run and not really end up anything else.

Yeah, I think that should be the mindset, continue to accumulate as much as you can. Even at the start of the bull run, you can still do that and not think of stopping or selling you stash just before the bull run has started.

That's how I did the last time, specially that the block halving occured during the pandemic, and so you have nothing to do outside but instead focus on your crypto and build it as long as you can. Although we are done with pandemic already, but still it is a effective method to just continue regardless of what cycle we are. In short save and save for the the rainy days as you really don't know what the future holds.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Gallar on September 29, 2023, 08:05:57 AM
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The general assumption for so many bitcoiners is that the bull run is a time to sell and make a profit. There is nothing wrong with selling and making a profit but it is also important to have an after-the-bull run plan. The bull run shouldn't be the end of your Bitcoin investment, so there is no need to sell all your holdings.
Every bitcoin investor must have their own plan. Likewise with the bitcoin halving plan and the bullish market that will occur. Perhaps one of the plans of some bitcoin investors is the long-term plan you outlined and I admit it is indeed a very good plan. But even so I have a different plan to face the upcoming bull market. I personally prefer to sell all the bitcoin assets I own at the price I have determined. then after I make a profit from the sale, I will set aside my initial capital, to be used as capital to invest in bitcoin again. I will buy it again when the price of bitcoin has decreased.

Indeed, what I did was a bit risky, because as you explained, Bitcoin has the potential to continue to rise again. But if that happens, maybe it will be a risk that I have to bear. But even so, I have analysis and have confidence that after the bullish market is over the price of bitcoin will definitely fall again.

Conclusion :
It is principal to note that in as much as Bitcoin halving has the potential of creating a very conducive market structure for price increase, It is never a guarantee.
It is true that Bitcoin halving does not necessarily guarantee that the market will be bullish. Because this is just a cycle that has happened several times and has indeed made the price of bitcoin expensive. So basically everything that happened in the bull market after the bitcoin halving was just the habits of investors, but these habits included a large scale that was able to move the market price of bitcoin up drastically. So I think the chances of a repeat bull market will be very high. Because in the last few years, bitcoin users have increased in number. Given such facts, the possibility of an upcoming bull market becomes even greater.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: TheSpiral on September 29, 2023, 11:05:05 AM
We are certain that bitcoin halving will occur sometime around march or April 2024 but then also we are not certain if the bull market will occure within that same time frame and this is where you were right in you concluding statements about the possibilities of Bitcoin value increase and when ot will happen.


Although we can be cery sure that, Bitcoin price and value will increas because of the blockrewards reduction which is the primary aim of the Bitcoin halving.

There is no surety about the results of halving but if you have bitcoin and suddenly the price become so higher to reach the value above 100k$ then you can easily take advantage of it but if you don't have any bitcoin them during halving every other investors will he happy as they will get the reward but you will sorrow for your extra patience and little trust on bitcoin.

certainty comes when you spend at least four years as bitcoin holder because four year will be enough to point out inconsistent occasion which will be suitable for you to officially accept the market volatility and take knowledge from it. We all heard from experts about halving but what will be the set up after halving is not investigated so we hope that set up build according to our wishes.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Bitcoin_people on September 29, 2023, 01:23:38 PM


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Market Speculation: During this seasons we see traders and investors try to take advantage of the price movement around Bitcoin halving. Since this often leads to high speculative activities their is always chances of price volatility occurrence.


Bitcoin halving event will definitely start next season. Various investors and traders will certainly benefit a lot when the Bitcoin market moves upwards at high speed in the new year. Moreover, investors are waiting for the time until the price of Bitcoin goes higher and a bull market is seen. Although the price of Bitcoin has not increased much at present, a bull market will be seen next year after the Bitcoin halving. But currently investors are buying a lot of Bitcoin and holding it for a long time due to volatility in the Bitcoin market. Investors aim to make a lot of money from their Bitcoin investment and we will definitely see that very soon when Bitcoin turns into a bull market.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: danherbias07 on September 29, 2023, 02:28:25 PM
IMO, hoarding as much as you can will be the key ingredient to making more profits. We don't really know what could happen once the halving comes. There are pre-bull runs that could happen because of the fear of missing out. Then, there's a post-bull run because of the market fluctuation that could happen.
To my friends outside this forum, I always suggest to them to buy what they can afford. It doesn't need to be 1 Bitcoin. Just a fraction of it will suffice as long as they are doing it consistently with the money after savings. That means the residue of their salary instead of going to their bad habits, it could be invested in Bitcoin and just wait if they can make some once the bull comes.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: kingvirtus09 on September 29, 2023, 02:43:29 PM
Many people cycle trade btc.   They buy the dip and hold till they make 4x or better profit.

So if you grabbed coin at 15 or 16 k you may want to sell most of your coins at 69k and up.  Then buy at the next crash.

It's true what you say about what community investors do. The simple cycle they do is just like that; but, because everyone has a different idea of when and what would be its ATH, they are constantly disputing over it.

And this is just illustrating how unpredictable the market is in the sense that no one can truly predict it. For this reason, it's critical for us as investors to have a target price in mind when we sell our holdings because it can be difficult to do so without ultimately regretting our decision as to why we chose not to sell.




Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Silberman on September 30, 2023, 06:52:31 AM
IMO, hoarding as much as you can will be the key ingredient to making more profits. We don't really know what could happen once the halving comes. There are pre-bull runs that could happen because of the fear of missing out. Then, there's a post-bull run because of the market fluctuation that could happen.
To my friends outside this forum, I always suggest to them to buy what they can afford. It doesn't need to be 1 Bitcoin. Just a fraction of it will suffice as long as they are doing it consistently with the money after savings. That means the residue of their salary instead of going to their bad habits, it could be invested in Bitcoin and just wait if they can make some once the bull comes.
This is the right way to do this, when the average person imagines how an investor buys assets they think they call their broker and buy a lot of stocks in a single move, but that is something a trader would do, an investor takes a long term approach and simply use whatever money they have available at the time to buy the assets they want, early on the amount of the assets you like will not be very impressive, but after a few years you will have way more than what you imagined, and once you finally sell your profits will be very high, unluckily very few people have the discipline to invest in this way and they will never get to enjoy the benefits that comes with it.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: justdimin on September 30, 2023, 11:55:43 AM
Bitcoin is known to be cyclical so it is obvious that the market will go back to being bearish after the bull run.  So we should think of ways on how to take advantage of this cycle.  I believe selling during bull run and buying during the bear market is the simplest thing to do.  Due to the cycle repeating itself, we can just rinse and repeat this procedure increasing our portfolio and profit as the cycle repeats.
Every time there is an increase, there must be a decrease, this is the market law that has been in force so far, the bull run season is the moment that bitcoin investors have been waiting for because in this season there is an opportunity for us to get large returns, but it is advisable to remain careful and don't be greedy when you are in a bull run season because a bear market can happen at any time, like last year's bull run season when the price of Bitcoin soared to its highest price making many greedy people try to make purchases at the peak price because they thought the price would continue to rise to an even higher area, but unfortunately after they bought a bear market came and the price of bitcoin fell slowly so they had to get out of the market with a loss.
The ups and downs of the market is something we need to get used to by now, and unfortunately not a lot of people got used to it so far. I think it's quite important to realize that it is going to be a tough one, but we could make it work one way or another. I think it Is quite important to realize that we are going to end up with some return if we are smart about it, but that Is not going to be all that possible if we ignore it.

I believe that we are going to end up with something that will make it due eventually and should be important. Greedy is another way of just going all in but if we do that to something that is low cap that would be also a stupid greedy move, but if we do that to bitcoin that's actually a smart move.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Pierre 2 on September 30, 2023, 02:19:21 PM
I tend to stay as hodler until bull run hits deep. At that point market sentiment will always get very very crazy. I sometimes feel like markets give at least 3-4 chances to you to dump and rebuy Bitcoin to increase the amount you own. Altcoins are always rollercoaster... I think it can be very risky but beneficial to capture those moments/turning points so money you can make can go like 10-15x so quickly even through Bitcoin trading.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on September 30, 2023, 02:45:26 PM
After every successful bullrun market, the bitcoin price tries to go dip and if we can speculate well during this period, there's a lot of opportunities to get because there will be steady volatility leading to gradual dips i the market while some may be preparing for the market to rise higher the more, instead it keeps going dip that those that could also grab the opportunity will make their own fortune through that, it may not be a prolonged one but closely study will indicate the opportunity for doing that for the sake of those who already missed out the bullrun or are still interested to invest in bitcoin.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: fullhdpixel on September 30, 2023, 03:53:59 PM
Buy low, sell high is the ultimate strategy. Buy the Bitcoin when the price crashes ($15k to $20k) and sell when the price reaches ATH ($69k or above). And repeat the cycle.
Most investors do that, they buy when the market is down and sell when it goes up, but some tend to keep holding onto some of their assets even when the market reaches a new all-time high, maybe because they hope for a better price but that's not a wise thing to do, especially if the market starts coming down again.

Form profit, buy some more bitcoin when the price crashes after the pump, and invest the remaining in offline investments. Buy a property, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.
Making offline investments will only be possible if someone has made a very big investment and the profits they've earned are huge that they can use to buy a property or invest in Gold or Silver, but if the profit isn't that much, I think it's better if they buy more Bitcoin with it when the time is right.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: serjent05 on September 30, 2023, 11:31:51 PM
After every successful bullrun market, the bitcoin price tries to go dip and if we can speculate well during this period, there's a lot of opportunities to get because there will be steady volatility leading to gradual dips i the market while some may be preparing for the market to rise higher the more, instead it keeps going dip that those that could also grab the opportunity will make their own fortune through that, it may not be a prolonged one but closely study will indicate the opportunity for doing that for the sake of those who already missed out the bullrun or are still interested to invest in bitcoin.

If a trader sells during the bull run then it is wise to accumulate when the market transitions bear market.  It is quite heavy to our finances if we failed to sell during the bull run and start accumulating when the bear market enters since we need a new fund for this accumulation activity.  Unlike when we sold during the bear market, we have the funds plus profit needed for our reentry.  Wise traders do this kind of strategy in order to strenthen their position as cycles repeats itself.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: arabspaceship123 on October 01, 2023, 11:20:56 AM
Millions of ppl own cryptos so what's the final result if each of them followed advice about buying or selling because of halving? I've seen videos and read posts. Advice about when to buy or sell isn't good. There isn't a trusted trading format so you shouldn't accept what ppl say. It's about doing your own research before taking risks.

Lastly in all investments and trading decisions ensure to conduct thorough research and pay more attention to the volatility of the market that could also serve as guide in what direction to take during the halving.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: bestcoins1 on October 01, 2023, 02:08:45 PM
If a trader sells during the bull run then it is wise to accumulate when the market transitions bear market.  It is quite heavy to our finances if we failed to sell during the bull run and start accumulating when the bear market enters since we need a new fund for this accumulation activity.  Unlike when we sold during the bear market, we have the funds plus profit needed for our reentry.  Wise traders do this kind of strategy in order to strenthen their position as cycles repeats itself.
Traders who do this kind of thing usually have more experience in various market conditions so they will always sell during bullruns and will also be very disappointed if they just pass through this moment. Because in general traders who pass through this precious moment actually have to use new capital again to buy at low prices if they don't have time to sell during the bull run, so this will actually make it a little difficult for them to maintain the capital they use so that they don't experience losses when the cycle repeats itself.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: gunhell16 on October 03, 2023, 11:01:12 PM
When the bull run comes and you know that you made a lot of money because you achieved the target goals in the holdings that you saved, that is, you got profits no matter how you are able to invest in properties, it is good to do this when you notice or feel that you are back in the bear market again.

Because, of course, the heat of the rise of Bitcoin or altcoins is over, it is time for you to harvest and take advantage of the assets that have given us good savings or profit so that we can buy assets that can also help us. And also allocate a budget for cryptos that will fall hard during the bear season.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Silberman on October 04, 2023, 06:40:04 AM
After every successful bullrun market, the bitcoin price tries to go dip and if we can speculate well during this period, there's a lot of opportunities to get because there will be steady volatility leading to gradual dips i the market while some may be preparing for the market to rise higher the more, instead it keeps going dip that those that could also grab the opportunity will make their own fortune through that, it may not be a prolonged one but closely study will indicate the opportunity for doing that for the sake of those who already missed out the bullrun or are still interested to invest in bitcoin.

If a trader sells during the bull run then it is wise to accumulate when the market transitions bear market.  It is quite heavy to our finances if we failed to sell during the bull run and start accumulating when the bear market enters since we need a new fund for this accumulation activity.  Unlike when we sold during the bear market, we have the funds plus profit needed for our reentry.  Wise traders do this kind of strategy in order to strenthen their position as cycles repeats itself.
This is how massive profits can be made even when an asset by itself is not as volatile as before, during the last bull run bitcoin made a 22x from its lowest point to its all time high, however even if someone just got 10x back then, if they invested all their capital back in bitcoin then if they could get 3x they could get 30x in total profits, and if they could get 2x during the bull run caused by the 2028 halving then that would mean 60x in profits, and this means that as long as someone is willing to wait for a few years then they can get results like what you could get with new altcoins, except that your risk you will be minimal compared to what you need to endure with those coins.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Sophokles on October 04, 2023, 12:25:33 PM
If a trader sells during the bull run then it is wise to accumulate when the market transitions bear market.  It is quite heavy to our finances if we failed to sell during the bull run and start accumulating when the bear market enters since we need a new fund for this accumulation activity.  Unlike when we sold during the bear market, we have the funds plus profit needed for our reentry.  Wise traders do this kind of strategy in order to strenthen their position as cycles repeats itself.
Traders who do this kind of thing usually have more experience in various market conditions so they will always sell during bullruns and will also be very disappointed if they just pass through this moment. Because in general traders who pass through this precious moment actually have to use new capital again to buy at low prices if they don't have time to sell during the bull run, so this will actually make it a little difficult for them to maintain the capital they use so that they don't experience losses when the cycle repeats itself.

Taking a profit and reinvesting in the dip is a wise course of action that can increase an investor's portfolio significantly. Although it is hard to predict the exact market peak but if you are planning on taking a profit along the way towards a new ATH then wait for the price to surge above the $100,000 level. Sentiment about breking this level in the next bull run is significantly higher and if we compare bitcoins previous ROI in every bull cycle then the feasible ATH is higher than $100,000. So it's worth holding until bitcoin surpasses that level.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: AakZaki on October 04, 2023, 08:30:41 PM
Yeah, I think that should be the mindset, continue to accumulate as much as you can. Even at the start of the bull run, you can still do that and not think of stopping or selling you stash just before the bull run has started.

That's how I did the last time, specially that the block halving occured during the pandemic, and so you have nothing to do outside but instead focus on your crypto and build it as long as you can. Although we are done with pandemic already, but still it is a effective method to just continue regardless of what cycle we are. In short save and save for the the rainy days as you really don't know what the future holds.
The bull run at the last ATH may have been the peak price that I used to take profits, but believe me I bought again at a cheaper price when the bearish occurred a few months ago.
Under $20k is the best entry price for me right now.
This time the block halving will occur without a pandemic and this is of course also an opportunity that cannot be ignored.
If during the pandemic people focused on crypto, now we also have to be more focused because this ATH will be bigger and make new history. Practice trading psychology, make the best investment plan for the long term.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: dunfida on October 04, 2023, 08:36:57 PM
Bitcoin is known to be cyclical so it is obvious that the market will go back to being bearish after the bull run.  So we should think of ways on how to take advantage of this cycle.  I believe selling during bull run and buying during the bear market is the simplest thing to do.  Due to the cycle repeating itself, we can just rinse and repeat this procedure increasing our portfolio and profit as the cycle repeats.
Every time there is an increase, there must be a decrease, this is the market law that has been in force so far, the bull run season is the moment that bitcoin investors have been waiting for because in this season there is an opportunity for us to get large returns, but it is advisable to remain careful and don't be greedy when you are in a bull run season because a bear market can happen at any time, like last year's bull run season when the price of Bitcoin soared to its highest price making many greedy people try to make purchases at the peak price because they thought the price would continue to rise to an even higher area, but unfortunately after they bought a bear market came and the price of bitcoin fell slowly so they had to get out of the market with a loss.
The ups and downs of the market is something we need to get used to by now, and unfortunately not a lot of people got used to it so far. I think it's quite important to realize that it is going to be a tough one, but we could make it work one way or another. I think it Is quite important to realize that we are going to end up with some return if we are smart about it, but that Is not going to be all that possible if we ignore it.

I believe that we are going to end up with something that will make it due eventually and should be important. Greedy is another way of just going all in but if we do that to something that is low cap that would be also a stupid greedy move, but if we do that to bitcoin that's actually a smart move.
For those old timers who had been able to witness and experience this volatile market then they are already get used into this market and on what are the things that should really be done but for those who had just recently

jumped in into this space then they would really be having those normal reactions and impressions and mostly done mistakes just because they do really lack that kind of knowledge but sooner or late on the time that they had gained that experience then they would become that experienced or old timers too and the cycle continues. It would really be a non-stop kind of adoption and recognition specially on this crypto space.
It would really be always relevant that taking profits or making gains would really be our main priority on which it would really be just that so normal that that you would really be needing to set goals and
plans on when you would sell.

Speaking about bull run? Then if you dont tend to long term hold then selling out your bag on those possible peak would be ideal but the question is, whats the peak price? And this is something
that everyone would really be boggling up their minds. No one can predict the peak or the bottom and this is where experience and knowledge would differ on each person.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Onyeeze on October 04, 2023, 10:19:44 PM
Bitcoin is known to be cyclical so it is obvious that the market will go back to being bearish after the bull run.  So we should think of ways on how to take advantage of this cycle.  I believe selling during bull run and buying during the bear market is the simplest thing to do.  Due to the cycle repeating itself, we can just rinse and repeat this procedure increasing our portfolio and profit as the cycle repeats.
When you said the market will go back to bearish you  are not saying anything bad concerning bitcoin but what matters in  bitcoin is that the price is not constant the price of bitcoin always fluctuates and when the price fluctuates that means it will either go to bearish or bullrun,  the price of bitcoin have only two steps and the two steps is both increasing factors and decreasing factors in cryptocurrency, so i wish that let good information should hit bitcoin so that the price will increase more than going down as people do talks about bitcoin


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: JoyMarsha on October 11, 2023, 09:45:33 PM
Bitcoin is known to be cyclical so it is obvious that the market will go back to being bearish after the bull run.  So we should think of ways on how to take advantage of this cycle.  I believe selling during bull run and buying during the bear market is the simplest thing to do.  Due to the cycle repeating itself, we can just rinse and repeat this procedure increasing our portfolio and profit as the cycle repeats.
Those who understand how the crypto market functions, will choose to buy bitcoin in the bear market and sell it back in the bull run. That has been how many have been carrying out their crypto investment for long. Since they do know that there is a 4-year cycles of the halving season in the crypto space. That 4 year cycle is made up of 2 years of a bearish market and 2 years of a bull market. And In those times, someone can choose to buy and sell their crypto asset at the price they feel like.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Fara Chan on October 13, 2023, 01:28:58 PM
Those who understand how the crypto market functions, will choose to buy bitcoin in the bear market and sell it back in the bull run. That has been how many have been carrying out their crypto investment for long. Since they do know that there is a 4-year cycles of the halving season in the crypto space. That 4 year cycle is made up of 2 years of a bearish market and 2 years of a bull market. And In those times, someone can choose to buy and sell their crypto asset at the price they feel like.
Investors who have been in the crypto space for a long time probably almost all of them already know about the four-year cycle in crypto, so they will always not hesitate to buy and sell when the bulls come. Then repeat the purchase again when the market returns to bearish conditions, only the levels of bullishness and bearishness that occur in each market cycle are always at very different numbers so this is still a consideration for all investors even though their doubts about buying and selling are very minimal.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: gunhell16 on October 13, 2023, 11:08:25 PM
It is also difficult to tell whether or not the ATH has ended. When I witness a decline in the cryptomarket that lasts more than a month, I know we're back in the bear market season. And if that occurs, I will first let market prices to fall, and then, once the market has calmed down, I may begin buying in small increments.

We'll do the same thing again and again. This is a cycle that certain traders who have seen multiple bull runs and witnessed various scenarios in this business frequently do. There is no difficulty as long as you have a purchase.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: bitterguy28 on October 14, 2023, 02:38:03 AM



Market Sentiment: If we watch how investors perceive the market during this season and how the go about with their sentimental investment approach we see how much it significantly affect market price.
but that is also the reason why we can see how healthy the market is , with those investors perceiving that market .
and of course some investors also.
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Historical Precedent: From past occurrences,  Bitcoin has experienced significant price rallies following previous halvings, which in itself is very logical. When the supply gets reduced more attention will be drawn to the asset which could load to higher prices but using past performance to predict future result might not be positive all the time.

no consistency about the market mate , because that will fall into manipulation if it is predictable.

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Market Speculation: During this seasons we see traders and investors try to take advantage of the price movement around Bitcoin halving. Since this often leads to high speculative activities their is always chances of price volatility occurrence.

the only thing that I wanted in this pre season is to accumulate as much as I can afford.
this will bring me more opportunity to take my investments into next level.

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External Factors: We shouldn't also forget other external factors like regulatory development which has always been one of the key battle line for Bitcoin as well as global events, adoption trends and macroeconomic conditions.

never look into something that we knew wont come , regulatory will always be our opponent in this market battle.
and yes Government hates us earning instead they only wanted to take the favor.

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Conclusion :
It is principal to note that in as much as Bitcoin halving has the potential of creating a very conducive market structure for price increase, It is never a guarantee. We all know the market is volatile and subject to speculative and rapid fluctuations. So a long-term plan in view could be one way to approach the market so that it don't take us unawares.

Lastly in all investments and trading decisions ensure to conduct thorough research and pay more attention to the volatility of the market that could also serve as guide in what direction to take during the halving.

there is no Guarantee but we can expect better outcome if we know how to HODL.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Oasisman on October 14, 2023, 11:27:31 AM
Those who understand how the crypto market functions, will choose to buy bitcoin in the bear market and sell it back in the bull run. That has been how many have been carrying out their crypto investment for long. Since they do know that there is a 4-year cycles of the halving season in the crypto space. That 4 year cycle is made up of 2 years of a bearish market and 2 years of a bull market. And In those times, someone can choose to buy and sell their crypto asset at the price they feel like.
Investors who have been in the crypto space for a long time probably almost all of them already know about the four-year cycle in crypto, so they will always not hesitate to buy and sell when the bulls come. Then repeat the purchase again when the market returns to bearish conditions, only the levels of bullishness and bearishness that occur in each market cycle are always at very different numbers so this is still a consideration for all investors even though their doubts about buying and selling are very minimal.

Those who has been in crypto for quite a long time probably going to take advantage of the very volatile nature of bitcoin and other alts. They could always do some short trading, buy at a lower price and sell when it pumps. 4 year cycle might be too long to wait. After the ATH, there will be a lot of opportunities to purchase at a lower price then sell when it pumps. The next 2 years after the ATH is completely unpredictable, stacking more fragments might be a little boring as the 4 year cycle is quite too long so it's better to make an alternative how to make profit in crypto.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: bayu7adi on October 14, 2023, 08:00:12 PM
Those who has been in crypto for quite a long time probably going to take advantage of the very volatile nature of bitcoin and other alts. They could always do some short trading, buy at a lower price and sell when it pumps. 4 year cycle might be too long to wait. After the ATH, there will be a lot of opportunities to purchase at a lower price then sell when it pumps. The next 2 years after the ATH is completely unpredictable, stacking more fragments might be a little boring as the 4 year cycle is quite too long so it's better to make an alternative how to make profit in crypto.
You can divide these 4 years into 2 or 3 segments. This means that if you split it into 2 parts, you can dedicate 2 years to other business activities that you can focus on. For instance, you might venture into a different realm, starting a business from scratch with the capital accumulated from the 4-year BTC cycle. Or, if 2 years seems too lengthy, you could break it down into 3 parts, such that with each Bitcoin income, you initiate 2 new businesses within a 3-year time frame. The opportunities for establishing businesses are abundant, aren't they? All of this can be harnessed effectively if you can maximize the gains from the 4-year cycle.

I understand that waiting for 4 years can indeed be monotonous. That's why it's important to redirect a significant amount of time toward other endeavors that hold the potential for greater returns than the 4-year Bitcoin halving cycle. If you discover a successful business niche, you could potentially retire early and face your old age without anxiety.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: bitgolden on October 15, 2023, 04:23:52 PM
Those who has been in crypto for quite a long time probably going to take advantage of the very volatile nature of bitcoin and other alts. They could always do some short trading, buy at a lower price and sell when it pumps. 4 year cycle might be too long to wait. After the ATH, there will be a lot of opportunities to purchase at a lower price then sell when it pumps. The next 2 years after the ATH is completely unpredictable, stacking more fragments might be a little boring as the 4 year cycle is quite too long so it's better to make an alternative how to make profit in crypto.
That is true, I know like next 10 years of my life, I am going to end up waiting, I bought some and waiting, after it peaks I will sell, then I know that it will crash and I will buy some, and wait for it to peak again.

You may not hit exactly right, maybe you will sell and it will continue to go up a bit more meaning you didn't sell at peak, and I could have that too, but I will certainly make a good profit, there is almost a guarantee for 5x return on the next bull run, and that means if I can keep doing that, then I could get very rich by the time I want to retire and I am old. That is why I believe that we are going to end up with something that should be doing a lot better and could be profitable and experience in this market matters so much.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: arabspaceship123 on October 15, 2023, 10:17:41 PM
It isn't desired when investors lose after waiting cycles so there's ppl who don't follow them. Investors want returns they don't care if it's bitcoin or altcoins it doesn't matter. What they're worried about is making losses so they'll get impatient. If they sell quick or hold long they'll lose possible profits.

Those who has been in crypto for quite a long time probably going to take advantage of the very volatile nature of bitcoin and other alts. They could always do some short trading, buy at a lower price and sell when it pumps. 4 year cycle might be too long to wait. After the ATH, there will be a lot of opportunities to purchase at a lower price then sell when it pumps. The next 2 years after the ATH is completely unpredictable, stacking more fragments might be a little boring as the 4 year cycle is quite too long so it's better to make an alternative how to make profit in crypto.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: Reid on October 16, 2023, 01:57:01 AM
Looking for the entry point after the bull run is difficult because we might regret it if we take a bad turn. Sure, it should be where we have profits but what if the next bull run will be so long after we enter the entry point?
This is why many have failed to come back after selling because they tend to get stuck at the perspective of being stuck between bull and bear that sometimes it could've better if we don't sell at all.
I do that now I don't want to sell anymore because I had my share of regrets in the past and I cannot go in anymore because I am too scared that after a fall it would continually go down and I wasted a lot of money buying at an expensive price.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: arabspaceship123 on October 16, 2023, 03:13:23 AM
Looking for the entry point after the bull run is difficult because we might regret it if we take a bad turn. Sure, it should be where we have profits but what if the next bull run will be so long after we enter the entry point?
This is why many have failed to come back after selling because they tend to get stuck at the perspective of being stuck between bull and bear that sometimes it could've better if we don't sell at all.
We don't know when to buy-sell so we're trading at risk if we're trying to profit from short selling. If we knew the best entry point for bull we'd be rich but ppl lose money every day because they've made wrong choices when they've invested. That's why they're scared in to not selling.

I do that now I don't want to sell anymore because I had my share of regrets in the past and I cannot go in anymore because I am too scared that after a fall it would continually go down and I wasted a lot of money buying at an expensive price.
You can't hodl indefinitely you'll have to make decisions about when to sell. It's always going to evoke emotions because we don't want to buy when it's expensive or sell when it's cheap. We don't want to lose money so we're focused on it.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: YUriy1991 on October 16, 2023, 04:04:35 AM
the only thing that I wanted in this pre season is to accumulate as much as I can afford.
this will bring me more opportunity to take my investments into next level.

and this must be done to the maximum because the market still provides opportunities for everyone who has not collected enough and of course currently BTC is still in a very decent price range. We know that BTC rises without special news and sometimes beyond our reason. If prices return to normal in the future and ATH is created again, don't we be happy that even young couples who have just got married if using Bitcoin will really help them save a lot of money for their honeymoon trip throughout Europe.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: peter0425 on October 16, 2023, 08:22:14 AM
It is also difficult to tell whether or not the ATH has ended. When I witness a decline in the cryptomarket that lasts more than a month, I know we're back in the bear market season. And if that occurs, I will first let market prices to fall, and then, once the market has calmed down, I may begin buying in small increments.
ATH ends when the climbed stopped .
that indicates another market movement towards before Bullrun . this happened in the past and coming also this year. I believe that we are looking for another months of lowering market before the Bull finally comes and of course when this finally make us to ATH.
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We'll do the same thing again and again. This is a cycle that certain traders who have seen multiple bull runs and witnessed various scenarios in this business frequently do. There is no difficulty as long as you have a purchase.

and this is the thing that majority of us are looking towards when the market sends us time to have opportunity to gain more and more again.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: dezoel on October 16, 2023, 11:38:11 AM
IMO, hoarding as much as you can will be the key ingredient to making more profits.
We don't really know what could happen once the halving comes. There are pre-bull runs that could happen because of the fear of missing out. Then, there's a post-bull run because of the market fluctuation that could happen.
When you hoard more, you won't also sell easily. So yeah but if you will only say to buy a Bitcoin, that isn't enough. It should be teamed up with HODLing. When I say HODLing, I guess everyone will automatically know that it means long-term.

We don't really know what could happen once the halving comes. There are pre-bull runs that could happen because of the fear of missing out. Then, there's a post-bull run because of the market fluctuation that could happen.
That's right, the market is unpredictable but still, everyone keeps on insisting that there will be a bull run after it. Maybe it's also true because of the effect of the halving in the supply of the coin. Apart from FOMO in regards to the upcoming halving, there are still other reasons on why we can see a pre-bull run or even a regular bull run. Market fluctuations are already there. It's staple. It's just that we are feeling a little of it lately.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: GeorgeJohn on October 16, 2023, 01:27:16 PM
Looking for the entry point after the bull run is difficult because we might regret it if we take a bad turn. Sure, it should be where we have profits but what if the next bull run will be so long after we enter the entry point?
This is why many have failed to come back after selling because they tend to get stuck at the perspective of being stuck between bull and bear that sometimes it could've better if we don't sell at all.
I do that now I don't want to sell anymore because I had my share of regrets in the past and I cannot go in anymore because I am too scared that after a fall it would continually go down and I wasted a lot of money buying at an expensive price.
The market of bitcoin is in two favourable way, either the market of bitcoin increased or it falls and this is the two things that is involve in cryptocurrency and in particularly bitcoin,

So when bitcoin price increases some people make advantages of it, and it's applicable when bitcoin price falls and some people also get advantages of it.

The advantages of people more especially investors of bitcoin when the price of bitcoin falls above our expectations, is that Bitcoin price is something when it falls investors who knows the advantages or the rudiments of investment utilise the periods bitcoin fall's and buy more of bitcoin.

And when bitcoin rises or increased in prices everyone benefits from it


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: bestcoins1 on October 16, 2023, 01:35:13 PM
and this must be done to the maximum because the market still provides opportunities for everyone who has not collected enough and of course currently BTC is still in a very decent price range. We know that BTC rises without special news and sometimes beyond our reason. If prices return to normal in the future and ATH is created again, don't we be happy that even young couples who have just got married if using Bitcoin will really help them save a lot of money for their honeymoon trip throughout Europe.
Today there is a slight price movement which has started to increase again until it reaches $29K and I also hope that the Bitcoin price will no longer return to its lower position so that there will be slight price changes this month and also in the next month. This is quite a good thing for Bitcoin as well as for everyone who still holds Bitcoin intact, because an increase in prices like this will usually have a greater effect on market changes which will get better this year. And we really hope that next year will be even better.

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Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: KingsDen on October 16, 2023, 02:00:38 PM
After the bull run plan might come another bull run or bear run. It depends on the market trends and whale movement to get a hold of predictions that would make users be ready.
As a trader, the goal is to make more profits, and one best way this is done effectively is to accumulate until a specific time and then liquidate the asset to reinvest in other potential projects.
There was when I gave a good thought about the topic you raised but recently I do not think much about this anymore as everyone has their holding plans as it favours them. Some persons are long term hodlers and these set of people might not pay regards to the bitcoin price because they have no plans with the bitcoin they have. Some are just holding incase bitcoin will one day value 1million dollars while some are holding for bitcoin to move from 28k to 30k.

But I have my target which is to exit the market at the new ATH and re-enter the market during the next bear market. I will be doing this as often as bull run and halving I witness.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: kotajikikox on October 21, 2023, 10:35:47 AM
It is also difficult to tell whether or not the ATH has ended. When I witness a decline in the cryptomarket that lasts more than a month, I know we're back in the bear market season. And if that occurs, I will first let market prices to fall, and then, once the market has calmed down, I may begin buying in small increments.

We'll do the same thing again and again. This is a cycle that certain traders who have seen multiple bull runs and witnessed various scenarios in this business frequently do. There is no difficulty as long as you have a purchase.


that is the perfect process of accumulating , starting from a little when the market seems to be in the lowest , then starts making it big when we are completely in bear market.
that is how we have to gather much of our asset for the time being and till the market comes to bulling .
we have seen this happened for how many times? mine is 2 times and I know there is something big coming next year.
so the more i can purchase now is the better positioning , though we also knew that there are  variations to consider about the longevity of waiting before it finally happens.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: terrific on October 21, 2023, 11:30:47 AM
that is the perfect process of accumulating , starting from a little when the market seems to be in the lowest , then starts making it big when we are completely in bear market.
that is how we have to gather much of our asset for the time being and till the market comes to bulling .
we have seen this happened for how many times? mine is 2 times and I know there is something big coming next year.
so the more i can purchase now is the better positioning , though we also knew that there are  variations to consider about the longevity of waiting before it finally happens.
Accumulate while there's still some opportunity and time. We'd say the same thing in the future but the price might be bigger than of it is today.
Just as you said, we've seen it before and those that have witnessed it shouldn't waste the moment to accumulate while there's ample time for your desired price.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: South Park on October 28, 2023, 07:16:59 PM
that is the perfect process of accumulating , starting from a little when the market seems to be in the lowest , then starts making it big when we are completely in bear market.
that is how we have to gather much of our asset for the time being and till the market comes to bulling .
we have seen this happened for how many times? mine is 2 times and I know there is something big coming next year.
so the more i can purchase now is the better positioning , though we also knew that there are  variations to consider about the longevity of waiting before it finally happens.
Accumulate while there's still some opportunity and time. We'd say the same thing in the future but the price might be bigger than of it is today.
Just as you said, we've seen it before and those that have witnessed it shouldn't waste the moment to accumulate while there's ample time for your desired price.
Even someone that had no bitcoin at all right now still has the time to accumulate a decent amount if they put their mind into it, and this is because as we know the bull run does not really start immediately after the halving, and it takes a few months for the market to feel the reduction on the coins the miners are getting as a block reward, however time is running out, if people do not want to be left out they need to start investing in bitcoin now, since doing so once the bull market is already raging is a huge mistake.


Title: Re: After the bull-run plan.
Post by: stomachgrowls on October 28, 2023, 07:33:28 PM
that is the perfect process of accumulating , starting from a little when the market seems to be in the lowest , then starts making it big when we are completely in bear market.
that is how we have to gather much of our asset for the time being and till the market comes to bulling .
we have seen this happened for how many times? mine is 2 times and I know there is something big coming next year.
so the more i can purchase now is the better positioning , though we also knew that there are  variations to consider about the longevity of waiting before it finally happens.
Accumulate while there's still some opportunity and time. We'd say the same thing in the future but the price might be bigger than of it is today.
Just as you said, we've seen it before and those that have witnessed it shouldn't waste the moment to accumulate while there's ample time for your desired price.
Even someone that had no bitcoin at all right now still has the time to accumulate a decent amount if they put their mind into it, and this is because as we know the bull run does not really start immediately after the halving, and it takes a few months for the market to feel the reduction on the coins the miners are getting as a block reward, however time is running out, if people do not want to be left out they need to start investing in bitcoin now, since doing so once the bull market is already raging is a huge mistake.
If we do tend to check out on history then bull run do usually kick on after halving event which to usually happens after some couple of months after such event but we know that we cant really be able to assure that it would really be that the same for this cycle on which there's no way that we could really be able to tell on when it would be starting to kick and this what makes interesting and mind boggling at the same time.
You wont really be that so dumb on not to notice and able to see on what are the things that you would really be able to do which is to buy cheap or while the price as of this moment which is considered to be low
but we know that there are people who are really that waiting for that last dump or correction before they would really be making such move.

On the time that you do make money on bull run then you should always save up money for you to make investment on the next cycle. Dont make yourself be able to miss up to secure profit
on the time that bull run happens thats if you have been able to invest into something which do make out some huge pumps on BR. It is situational because there are really
people who are really that able to miss some securing profits into their investment or had just missed out a certain project and didnt make money much.