so true .  this is prolly the strat of a common btc investor   .  while to some , they could have other strat too  . for me , im not really a long term goer but im still excited to see if what halving can do in the price of btc  .

 i sell btc when i need it the most but let say if i will not be really needing it , i will wait for more better oppurtinites  . i assume that after halving the price is still high , so id say i will be selling my coins during those times because im expecting a dump sooner or later

we all target the highest price after halving. if you feel you have benefited, you can sell it. maybe a suitable price is a range of $ 15k more. however, it all depends on the beginning you buy bitcoin or when you have it. Well, I suggest selling above $ 15k.

Even when it gets to 20k I dont think it'll be most and it doesn't have to be to tip the price, we only need to see the balance change so that sellers outweigh buyers and obviously as the price goes higher the possibility that people stop buying or reduce greatly does occur hence its more like a see-saw then a weighing scales and we can shift about quite dramatically.
   The only real thing to count is population of users for BTC rising then between them the differences are much smaller, only 0.01 in a wallet when its many millions begins to have great effect.  0.01 when I first used BTC was thrown away almost like copper change.

Frankly, I have no idea when to sell my holdings but as long as we are in the bearish trend I won't make any move. Everybody expects that Bitcoin will skyrocket after halving event this year because they reasoned out that it will be the same just like the past Bitcoin halving. Anyway, as I've said I had no idea when to sell, perhaps I will do it if I saw that my holding will earn such a reasonable profit. One thing I also anticipated that as Bitcoin hits 16k to 17k worth of BTC it will create a FOMO so everyone will sell their assets.

It depends on the set target selling price of the investor.

There is a chance that when Bitcoin reaches near 20k, most of the investors and whales will sell their Bitcoin that they are holding. On the other hand, if it reaches near 20k, there is also a chance that it will push more and will rise more than 20k. Nobody knows what can happen to Bitcoin after halving but many are expecting that it will rise after halving.

     Important support: $ 8500
  

I made this up myself:

Your rich next door neighbor owns a mansion.  One day he dies - the mansion is still there, he could not take it with him. 

Somewhere around 2021 to 2022 but the price will experience a boost in speculation before halvening.   This virus may have messed up that idea slightly but the effect is still there underneath in helping sentiment slightly, its just not going to boom with such a weight of news on top of it.
    If you are talking long term then you not so much a trader type speculator but the type who measures ingredients, makes a cake and is willing to wait for it to bake which is good because the biggest gains come this way.   BTC especially is extremely hard to judge in its volatility and in any case the trends over time are more certain and more easily observed by the lay person.


I like that you say after because the price I expect to be highest for 2020 in the first half and second half it will digest any gains, the news and protocol changes.   It all plays a part in future growth and block changes to the reward for mining is not immediate in altering the markets but the longer the distance from the change event the greater the difference in available BTC from that source is.   So I expect to see a larger move after more then 6 months then in this year itself, good things come to those who wait.     If people expect too much then I think the market as the beast bull or bear tries to make them jump, possibly even sell.
  The reason selling is important is it is a large source of BTC to the market, when its wrung dry and that source is greatly reduced and demand is continuing and good then the market mood will change again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkwy0scRXBU

All the more people believe in the possibilities of Bull run in the future, the demand increases. The future for Bitcoin is still great even when its price is down in the present. For me, people should expect the price of Bitcoin to increase more than the said limit of $20,000 because, the halving event is a new chance for Bitcoin to shoot up more than the halving from the earlier years. Halving of an already halved supply would really mean a great potential for Bitcoin to surpass the past Bull runs as a new set of increased demand for the coin will come as its supply would be decreased greatly in half more than the past years of halving. We could expect the highest price of Bitcoin from the past halving to be doubled in the future.

This could be indeed, a great opportunity for investors and other people who are interested in investing on Bitcoin. Sell Bitcoin when it sets a new all time high record of more than $20,000 value.

I know you are looking for the right time to sell and the answer will also matter if you gain already and been satisfied with it.

Just like;
If I buy Bitcoin at $9k, then I have to sell this when it reaches to $11k.
If I buy Bitcoin at $9.5k, then I have to wait for the price to reach $12k.

That's in me, we can sell our Bitcoin depending on our personal target. And I know that we are not having the same target/goal. If you want to sell it at $16k or more, then it's up to you. Everyone has the freedom and the fact that we are not holding your decision, you can make all thing as you think that is helping you and as long as you are already in the gaining situation, not a losing one.

It's normal that many people will start selling their Bitcoin if it hit a high price, but many will buy at that price because some people always believe the BTC price will keep growing. I haven't fixed a base price for selling because when I need money I start selling, even I sold my Bitcoin about 3 days ago! However, Personally, I believe halving won't impact much on Bitcoin price in this year, the BTC price may hit 15-16K, not greater than. So, If I have Bitcoin and if the price hits 15K-16K, I will sell and will buy again when the price goes for down.

It~s a very interesting question and I want to know about people´s opinion
I'm here for the long term, but I don't have an exact sell point, but I have some numbers in my head that I'll be confortable to sell, and obviously will depend on the trend
And I think, no matter what's your plan, ALWAYS leave some BTC in your wallet, never sell ALL your coins, even if you sell like at 20k USD, but leave some coins, maybe one day will worth a lot more

It depends on how long you plan on holding for after the halving. The current all time high was reached during the last quarter of 2017 which was over a year after the most recent halving. It is impossible to pick a best price to sell at after the halving as no one knows what the value would be after. I predict that the effect of the halving would kick in sometime during 2021.




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Sell price should be over $100k and not before end of 2021 or as it all looks like in 2022 or even a year latter.  Price of Bitcoin will not go over $20000 in 2020.