How many people are considering selling after the halving?

[CryptoBjorn]

Well we dont know how much will considering selling after block halving and i think almost member here are considering it but some of them are waiting more months or hold more and wait that the price will hit into 1k value..

If I sell it will before the halving. Not after it. And looking today at the charts I don't see myself selling anything. It would not make sense to sell now. Especially if you don't need the coins on the long term. No bills, no debts, so why sell? To hope it goes down and buy cheaper? No not me. Rather I would play it safe and wait for 2/3 years.

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[yenxz]

I have concerns about lots of people exiting bitcoin once they reach a target before or after the halving,  what price will you cash out or will you hold strong?

The major risk of cashing out is that the train doesnt stop and you get left behind.

I think only people who have some bitcoins that planning to sell bitcoin when halving come,not for people who have so many bitcoins,they rather to hold and keep it as currency and pay something.

[pooya87]

I have concerns about lots of people exiting bitcoin once they reach a target before or after the halving,  what price will you cash out or will you hold strong?

The major risk of cashing out is that the train doesnt stop and you get left behind.

investors aren't going to announce their exit point and mostly you don't know it before seeing the market after the halving. but right after it is not the time to exit it is time to get in especially if there is a dip because if there is a rise because of halving, that rise will come after it.

[helloeverybody]

I have concerns about lots of people exiting bitcoin once they reach a target before or after the halving,  what price will you cash out or will you hold strong?

The major risk of cashing out is that the train doesnt stop and you get left behind.

investors aren't going to announce their exit point and mostly you don't know it before seeing the market after the halving. but right after it is not the time to exit it is time to get in especially if there is a dip because if there is a rise because of halving, that rise will come after it.

I agree that investors are going to keep quiet on when they exit especially if those investors are whales but personally i think the majority are going to be below 1000 dollars sue to this being the price that a lot of people bought at and got locked in at. Large investors wont want to risk other people taking out the money first before they can dump which is why im expecting masive dumps before 1k. Im holding for the long term and hoping that anyone who does sell at  or around 1k wont be able to buy back in and will realise their mistake once its too late. For this to happen bitcoin would have to continue being successful though.

[Sanguintan]

I think the bitcoin price will rise a lot in the future. So the halving does not affect my decision to sell it or not.

[Pursuer]

this topic is a bit old and there has been a (short) while since halving, and so far nobody doesn't seems to be selling and/or exiting bitcoin at these prices. instead it seems like they are all accumulating more and more bitcoin with the current stable price of $650±10 and the bottom has already been established.

and as for the sell I think majority will sell near $1000 not exactly after it but it can even be below $1000 maybe because of panic.

[OrangeII]

I think almost everyone to consider and prepare bitcoin they have for sale. because I think they were waiting for the price of bitcoin be really high to be sold, so many people are hoping that after halving the price of bitcoin could reach $ 1,000 or more, and by the time it arrived, I think a lot of people who will sell bitcoin, even I am waiting that matter

[MFahad]

I have concerns about lots of people exiting bitcoin once they reach a target before or after the halving,  what price will you cash out or will you hold strong?

The major risk of cashing out is that the train doesnt stop and you get left behind.

Now i have sell my bitcoins already on the halving day, because i thought that may be after the halving price suddenly done, but it never happen, so i have total 4 btcs, and 2 bitcoins i sell it on the halving day and the other i am selling it day to day.

[BitcoinHodler]

I have concerns about lots of people exiting bitcoin once they reach a target before or after the halving,  what price will you cash out or will you hold strong?

The major risk of cashing out is that the train doesnt stop and you get left behind.

i think many of investors were considering to sell after the halving because of the fear of crash and the amount of FUD that is always being spread at these key moments in the market.

but those who were wise waited to see how things shape out to be like after halving so now i think they are all waiting to see which way we go and then decide to sell or hold.

[universe_]

I have concerns about lots of people exiting bitcoin once they reach a target before or after the halving,  what price will you cash out or will you hold strong?

The major risk of cashing out is that the train doesnt stop and you get left behind.

Now i have sell my bitcoins already on the halving day, because i thought that may be after the halving price suddenly done, but it never happen, so i have total 4 btcs, and 2 bitcoins i sell it on the halving day and the other i am selling it day to day.

though i doubt that it was such a good idea to sell all your bitcoins before the halving because you will not have a great chance to make some money later

[TrueCryptonaire]

Never sell, just buy and hodl and see how the supple vs. demand will work hard for you. 

[panju1]

Never sell, just buy and hodl and see how the supple vs. demand will work hard for you. 

Yes, by trading you might make small gains once in a while. But there is always a possibility that you will miss out on that bull run. True holders won't

[JogerMax]

My primary target was to sell at the price of $800 but now I don't think that it will happen soon, so even if it touches the price of $750 I will sell my coins.

I wonder if it will be the majority of hero and Legendary members that will cash out at these level as most may have bought at high ammounts and even more might own at least 100 or maybe 1000 and think it's a good amount to cash out to.

Good answer brother.  People need to consider all the variables before doing anything.

[maydna]

half will be sell and half will be hold, while watch the chart and news and will see whats going happen with demand and supply.

[Sniper44]

i don't know about others but i plan to hold my bitcoins in my cold storage wallet for at least a couple of years. and in the meantime i only spend what i need with bitcoin, like what i do in my investments and gamblings but in general i don't have a price in mind to sell at but instead i am looking for the time when bitcoin is most popular so i can actually spend it everywhere.

[arwin100]

half will be sell and half will be hold, while watch the chart and news and will see whats going happen with demand and supply.

Some of people really already sold their btc for those past months thats why we see sudden price down even though halving is  still on the way and i can say that happening is good since we can still see the price is high and not be dump after the halving is done,  and for seeing the chart really now price might be stable since the bitcoins are flowing back to its original shape in the markets.

[Wind_FURY]

I have concerns about lots of people exiting bitcoin once they reach a target before or after the halving,  what price will you cash out or will you hold strong?

The major risk of cashing out is that the train doesnt stop and you get left behind.

I read an article where an economist said that 1 btc could reach $100,000. I don't know about you but I will hold all my bitcoins for now. The only reason I will spend my coins is if I really need the money but otherwise this is my savings.

[Amph]

Never sell, just buy and hodl and see how the supple vs. demand will work hard for you. 

i'm using the "generate and use, instead of buying and hodl" but i'm using my coin only to generate more than what i have, it working good so far

this is the time for accumulation because when bitcoin will reach mainstream status, it will be very hard to get even 0.1

[TrueCryptonaire]

Never sell, just buy and hodl and see how the supple vs. demand will work hard for you. 

i'm using the "generate and use, instead of buying and hodl" but i'm using my coin only to generate more than what i have, it working good so far

this is the time for accumulation because when bitcoin will reach mainstream status, it will be very hard to get even 0.1

I was lucky enough today to get 0.80 btc for 675 usd range in addition to my stack.
I am not generating more coins (except lending in Poloniex a few bitcoins on interest). By trading, as someone mentioned earlier, the chances of loss are real.
Selling causes only tax consequences, so better not to sell but waite until bitcoin is mainstream and the legislators and regulators will understand bitcoin and make more reasonable tax laws, for instance, you need to pay capital gain tax if you spend bitcoins in my country (which is crazy and causes a lot of headache if I used bitcoins in everyday live).
I agree with the fact that not 22 million person on planet earth can own 1 btc simultaneously since the coins are very limited in issuance.

[Sanguintan]

I do not see any reason to sell at the moment. The price of the bitcoin is still very low compared to the future price.