What plans do you have for your BTC stash?

[Maticul]

When I remember how much I sold  BTC at a price $ 4 ..... now I prefer to keep them.

You are pioneer of the bitcoin. You should keep the bitcoin. I sold most of my Ethrereum coin at below $1 price.

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[serjent05]

When I remember how much I sold  BTC at a price $ 4 ..... now I prefer to keep them.

You are pioneer of the bitcoin. You should keep the bitcoin. I sold most of my Ethrereum coin at below $1 price.

Hahaha well i sold my XEM at  47 satoshi last Dec. 2015.  Seems mystery loves company.  Now i feel better LOL just kiding,

Anyway about that BTC stash Plan,  i wish to roll them in some investment.  Local store perhaps that accept BTC  then if it become stable, will launch an online couterpart of that store. The plan to increase my stash price value without leaving my BTC IDLE on it. 

[expert4knowledge]

When I remember how much I sold  BTC at a price $ 4 ..... now I prefer to keep them.

I hope that you have not sold all of your bitcoins in that time! I am sure I cannot understand what you feel now!

[groll]

I was toying with emptying a crappy paying savings account and buying a handful coins a few months ago with the intention of offloading them after a short term rise without touching my original amount.

Now it's here, and this rise would've done me fine but of course I failed to get around to it, I'm wondering what everyone else's strategies are.

Do people have set price levels that they'll divest some or all either up or down from here, hold all of them until the concept of selling them becomes ludicrous or somewhere in the middle?

I see quite a few posts where people are waiting to offload the lot for what seem like very low amounts considering the future potential. Have your plans changed the more time you've spent learning about it? Have they become shorter or longer term?

As for myself, if it really does rise like a total bastard I'm not sure I'd be able to bring myself to sell at set limits. The initial outlay has already been written off in my mind but I know it's the sensible option just in case.

I'm interested to hear everyone's thoughts.

First and foremost when you are dealing with bitcoin trading pertaining to buy and sell you must have a target. You must target when to sell your bitcoins on what price on what increase. Do not target high target since that is risky to be safe small targets of btc increase is safe enough. But given the situation of btc today i suggest that you should hoard your bitcoins, the limited supply of bitcoins would mean another increase on btc monetary value.

[martinacar]

I'm planning to sell some items in my house that I don't use anymore and proceeds will be converted to BTC and I think like 30% of my pay this payday will be converted to BTC, looks like this climb will not stop till end of this year and I want to take advantage of this.

I do not have really big plans for my Bitcoin stash I am just holding on to them for the future because I really want to sell right now but I cannot.
If I am going to sell right now then I am going to make less money, so I wait for the price to be higher.

[serjent05]

I'm planning to sell some items in my house that I don't use anymore and proceeds will be converted to BTC and I think like 30% of my pay this payday will be converted to BTC, looks like this climb will not stop till end of this year and I want to take advantage of this.

I do not have really big plans for my Bitcoin stash I am just holding on to them for the future because I really want to sell right now but I cannot.
If I am going to sell right now then I am going to make less money, so I wait for the price to be higher.

I think you are speculating that bitcoin will at least reach one thousand US dollar, so you are hugging your Bitcoins that tight coz you are worried that selling them at this point will make you lose about 300USD if it hit 1k USD.  Why not roll it to investment?  If it is the legit one, it will at least multiply your holdings.

[cpfreeplz]

Why would your goal be to sell them in the end? That's really ass-backwards. If you just HODL your coins you wouldn't have to worry about the ups and downs.. just let it ride and someday you'll look back and think $1000/BTC was cheap.

[lister storm]

When I remember how much I sold  BTC at a price $ 4 ..... now I prefer to keep them.

yeah, i remember those times too, its a pity that i did not get into bitcoin back then and that i did not invest a lot of money into it when bitcoin was at a really low price

i dont have any big plans right now to be honest, i am going to hold only until bitcoin either reaches really huge prices or it replaces the money of the whole world we have right now

[martinacar]

I'm planning to sell some items in my house that I don't use anymore and proceeds will be converted to BTC and I think like 30% of my pay this payday will be converted to BTC, looks like this climb will not stop till end of this year and I want to take advantage of this.

I think that I am going to hold on to my Bitcoins and see what is going happen with the value of the Bitcoin, after that I am going to decide what I am going to with my stash.
So I do not know yet what I am going to do with my stash.

[Cyaren]

Why would your goal be to sell them in the end? That's really ass-backwards. If you just HODL your coins you wouldn't have to worry about the ups and downs.. just let it ride and someday you'll look back and think $1000/BTC was cheap.

Yeah but getting it sold and bought back can make you bigger profit.If you do it smart,i would prefer it than just waiting
for BTC go to moon.Maybe it will happen maybe it will not.
For me its better to predict the price and get money on fluctuations.

[outatime1]

In order to increase my bitcoins, I will sell some when we have a price increase and then buy back when it drops again. It's not easy to catch the highs and lows and you never know if it will just go up and never come back down, so there are risks to doing this.

[Iceborn]

In order to increase my bitcoins, I will sell some when we have a price increase and then buy back when it drops again. It's not easy to catch the highs and lows and you never know if it will just go up and never come back down, so there are risks to doing this.

I do not have a real good plan for my bitcoin stash but what I'm doing now is holding it for a while and wait on a good price.
I really hope with the halving that is coming this year I can make some good money but of course we will see if this is possible.

[Maticul]

In order to increase my bitcoins, I will sell some when we have a price increase and then buy back when it drops again. It's not easy to catch the highs and lows and you never know if it will just go up and never come back down, so there are risks to doing this.

I do not have a real good plan for my bitcoin stash but what I'm doing now is holding it for a while and wait on a good price.
I really hope with the halving that is coming this year I can make some good money but of course we will see if this is possible.

I use some bitcoin to pay for some service. Otherwise, I have no use. So I will save them. The price will rise any way.

[Hazir]

I strongly believe that if you are no a pro investor or speculator then the best option for you is just forget about your bitcoin stash for a moment.
You can occasional add coins to it, but don't sell. Wake up in - say - 4 or 5 years around 2020 and see what happened to the price.

Important part is NOT to believe in any FUD stories about supposed bitcoin collapse. It won't collapse even if superior coins will emerge in the future.

[Yakamoto]

I strongly believe that if you are no a pro investor or speculator then the best option for you is just forget about your bitcoin stash for a moment.
You can occasional add coins to it, but don't sell. Wake up in - say - 4 or 5 years around 2020 and see what happened to the price.

Important part is NOT to believe in any FUD stories about supposed bitcoin collapse. It won't collapse even if superior coins will emerge in the future.

I think that long-term holding strategies could work, potentially speaking, but you should also check the value of Bitcoin at least once every week if you're doing that, to make sure your investment isn't losing more than you want in the event that it does go down.

Bitcoin will more than likely never be surpassed, even if superior coins emerge, because no-one will know about them or really care about them.

[bitlancr]

When I remember how much I sold  BTC at a price $ 4 ..... now I prefer to keep them.

I do not have any plans with my stash at the moment, I am just going to wait for the moment that I can sell some coins.
Spending them is not an option at the moment because I do not really need anything that I can buy with Bitcoin.

[Hazir]

I strongly believe that if you are no a pro investor or speculator then the best option for you is just forget about your bitcoin stash for a moment.
You can occasional add coins to it, but don't sell. Wake up in - say - 4 or 5 years around 2020 and see what happened to the price.

Important part is NOT to believe in any FUD stories about supposed bitcoin collapse. It won't collapse even if superior coins will emerge in the future.

I think that long-term holding strategies could work, potentially speaking, but you should also check the value of Bitcoin at least once every week if you're doing that, to make sure your investment isn't losing more than you want in the event that it does go down.

Bitcoin will more than likely never be surpassed, even if superior coins emerge, because no-one will know about them or really care about them.

What I meant is that altcoins will never match Bitcoin because the distribution of bitcoin is considered to be perfect only because at some point Bitcoin had absolutely no value.
There can be technically advanced coins created with better properties that bitcoin, faster confirmation times, more anonymous or with anti scam safeguard.
But there will be no coin which manifest this particular characteristic of Bitcoin - near perfect initial distribution.

[fravia]

When I remember how much I sold  BTC at a price $ 4 ..... now I prefer to keep them.

well yeah, it is definitely not worth selling at those low prices right now in my opinion, thats why i never sell my bitcoins and wait for huge pumps in the future

[phreaky]

For now, hold. I see this one as a new bubble starting. It could still stop before it gets crazy but if it does, I'll sell maybe 10% of my stack around the 1000-1200$ mark and than see how I feel the rest.

Next bubble could climb around 4-5k. Stabilize down to 1000$ after. I'm guessing this looking at how the first bubbles happened

I plan on holding on to that until a price comes by that I want to sell my coins for, I think that I will sell when the price is $1000.
I will not sell them all because there is always a chance that the price is going to be higher after I sold.

[bitlancr]

I plan on holding onto the because spending is really no option for me, I think that spending Bitcoin is a waist if you use them as an investment.
You should then only hold on to them and sell them when you can make a profit.