Bitcoin is for Holders!

[Wipeout2097]

I accept Bitcoin is opportunity, so whoever possesses it is free to do anything and concurring to his abilities and propensities since it isn't controlled by anyone. and in case it is possessed by a long-term holder it'll create colossal benefits, and it all depends on person needs so that whoever holds it in the event that utilized appropriately will get good benefits and be valuable for a distant better life.I think Bitcoin is extraordinary opportunity for individuals of this time.

[bobyhodob]

bitcoin this year really amazes me because making new events continuously is where the point bitcoin holders get where the time to enjoy profits

[Mr.007]

congratulations to those of you who are true holders of bitcoin, finally bitcoin makes a new ath after the effects of the pandemic last year, I feel where it is sad when bitcoin is really cheap because of the pandemic because my assets are minus a lot

[BuNga_cute]

You say Bitcoin is for holders, this means for people who use Bitcoin as an asset. Because only investors and traders care about Bitcoin price
movements, but for people who do adopt Bitcoin as payment. It doesn't really matter if Bitcoin goes up or down, what they are worried about is
the volatile Bitcoin price. So in this case if we talk Bitcoin from the point of view of investors and traders, I agree Bitcoin is for holders,
not for weak hands. Because it is very profitable for holders who can be patient not to sell their Bitcoin in the long run.

[Sanugarid]

BITCOIN is for Hodlers
Not for weak hands (I had read it somewhere, can't remember right now)

I agree with you but it still depends on your investment goals whether it's for a long or short time period. For investors who is into long term goal, achieving new ATH is the main goal whether the price drops/increase for a day or even a month it does not really concern them. Before engaging yourself in bitcoin, get rid of your emotions first so things such as price drops won't affect your decision-making.

[AndySt]

You say Bitcoin is for holders, this means for people who use Bitcoin as an asset. Because only investors and traders care about Bitcoin price
movements, but for people who do adopt Bitcoin as payment. It doesn't really matter if Bitcoin goes up or down, what they are worried about is
the volatile Bitcoin price. So in this case if we talk Bitcoin from the point of view of investors and traders, I agree Bitcoin is for holders,
not for weak hands. Because it is very profitable for holders who can be patient not to sell their Bitcoin in the long run.

I would like to make some clarifications. Investors may have different goals in buying and storing bitcoins, depending on this, and the strategy is chosen. Therefore, for long-term storage measured in years, the really large volatility of the bitcoin price is not so significant. But for investors operating for months, all this volatility is exciting and they are closer to traders, because it is not always possible to get out of owning an asset without losses.

[Mpamaegbu]

BITCOIN is for Hodlers
Not for weak hands (I had read it somewhere, can't remember right now)

Not everyone who believes in Bitcoin will be Hodlers. There is another group called Traders. Basically, the traders are the ones who give Bitcoin  (any other cryptos too) the value they have. If you don't trade an asset it won't have value. This is also why the 10,000btc for Pizza story is much relevant in today's world. It isn't necessarily for the perceived stupidity of the dude who did the exchange but for the fact that it kick started the Bitcoin transaction on the blockchain. It's the same way that new projects make airdrops so that their tokens can be readily traded.

Technically, those who hodl Bitcoin are also traders but on a long term. At some point, they must also sell, isn't it? There is never a perfect time to sell Bitcoin too because after hodling for a few years and then selling and realizing that price continues to soar what does that make you feel like — a weak hand? So, hodling isn't enough to guarantee maximum profit or benefit too just like trading isn't.

[BuNga_cute]

You say Bitcoin is for holders, this means for people who use Bitcoin as an asset. Because only investors and traders care about Bitcoin price
movements, but for people who do adopt Bitcoin as payment. It doesn't really matter if Bitcoin goes up or down, what they are worried about is
the volatile Bitcoin price. So in this case if we talk Bitcoin from the point of view of investors and traders, I agree Bitcoin is for holders,
not for weak hands. Because it is very profitable for holders who can be patient not to sell their Bitcoin in the long run.

I would like to make some clarifications. Investors may have different goals in buying and storing bitcoins, depending on this, and the strategy is chosen. Therefore, for long-term storage measured in years, the really large volatility of the bitcoin price is not so significant. But for investors operating for months, all this volatility is exciting and they are closer to traders, because it is not always possible to get out of owning an asset without losses.

I agree that every investor must have different targets, depending on the strategy. For investors who have been holding Bitcoin for several years,
seems safer. Because the price of Bitcoin must have gone up very high and it will be easier to make profits. However, if investors only plan to hold
Bitcoin for a few months, it is indeed more risky. Due to the volatile price of Bitcoin, investors may experience losses. As you said for investors
whose holding lasts less than one year, they are like traders. What must be careful in determining the purchase price, do not buy Bitcoin when
the price is at its peak. So when there is a bearish trend for several months, it can create panic and eventually force investors to cut losses.
Even if we are in a losing position, don't rush to sell it. Because as we all know Bitcoin is a very fast recovery.

[bosede1]

Bitcoin is for holders, strong-minded and willed person, for instance I know there will be a lot of people who would have sold their bitcoin after the fall of bitcoin after the rise of Bitcoin in 2017, and this action is humanly maybe because they fear to lose their money in the long run. Just imagine someone who had held bitcoin from 2009 till the present.

[oktana]

We have long term and short term hodlers. Not everyone wants to hodl for long (not because they don't believe in Bitcoin) but maybe because the are contented with the profit they've made off. So, don't look at short term hodlers as weak hands

[BaeSuzy]

Very good start in Q1 2021 and i believe $60k is very easy to reach, my goal for this year is hit $150k  and i believe it will happen in this year. We gonna see more and more big company will join the GANG to buy and support bitcoin.

[Cryptohacker92]

I agree. If you are looking to invest in a cryptocurrency with the purpose of HODL it, there is no better option than Bitcoin. Experts suggest that Bitcoin will go as high as $100,000 by the end of this year or the next year.

Even if you buy bitcoin at the current price, you may end up making a lot of money by waiting for about a year or so. In my opinion, the best way to buy Bitcoin today is via a P2P crypto exchange like Shiftal that can guarantee the lowest trade fee with complete security of privacy.

[proTECH77]

Yes, bitcoin is for holders based on what we saw during the pandemic that caused so many investors to made  huge profit from their Investment. Many investors are still doubting if the price of bitcoin will hit $70k before the end of this month of April, for them to release their coins to market to make a good profit from this season of profit making.

[agustafocena]

yes thats true, bitcoin is not for all, bitcoin is for holders. the price down that not a disaster, in holders hand that will be a goodnews.

[maye5104]

Bitcoin is for those who really believe in it. If you aren't ready to hold for ages, why did you invest in it?

[Kamarah]

The pandemic is not blessing for us but we have seen a huge change of Bitcoin price and broke all the records before. In this time of a year ago with compared to the present time, we can see a huge change and Bitcoin is up almost 1400%. Isn't it huge?

The next short term target is $60000. For now, next target is new ATH.

BITCOIN is for Hodlers
Not for weak hands (I had read it somewhere, can't remember right now)

True. However, bitcoin is big ocean and I don't think everyone is bound to hodl all the time. I mean if I even get a scoop from this ocean then it is huge profit for the low trader like me. Yes, hodling can get you to bigger side of the bitcoin. May be profits in millions or something. However, if I am setting my goals for shorter period with small profits at each trough and crests then that is completely fine I guess!

The phrase is wide spread on the forum and othere articles too. Moreover, if I am benefiting from those small scoops then I should just keep doing it and stay in the profits all the time.

Phrase here:

This phrase is used to describe cryptocurrency newbies who, instead of hodling, nervously panic-sell their coins in response to market jitters or negative headlines that wouldn’t faze experienced traders.

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Holding Bitcoin will give you profits. Profits are small or large, it is still valuable. Small profits but steadily you will feel safer. Free star investment, holding Bitcoin has a good word. Large profits always bring great risks. Many times you have to trade. I did not hold my Bitcoin when it dropped to now the price bitcoin rise I'm sorry. So you want to hold or sell a strategy.

[polar.bear824]

I think that Bitcoin will overcome the pandemic and continue its way to the Moon. BTC will always be here for holders

[Ziskinberg]

Yes, bitcoin is for holders based on what we saw during the pandemic that caused so many investors to made  huge profit from their Investment. Many investors are still doubting if the price of bitcoin will hit $70k before the end of this month of April, for them to release their coins to market to make a good profit from this season of profit making.

There are two types of holders
1. Short-term holder
2. Long-term holder

But it was very fortunate that long-term holders receive the biggest rewards than the others. But, I think also that those who sell their Bitcoin earlier at $20k as the start of the bullish season make some money as well. However, it might get to some point of regrets, surely we can't deny that but that is a life of an investor, we are not right all the time.
 

[mezzaluna]

We have long term and short term hodlers. Not everyone wants to hodl for long (not because they don't believe in Bitcoin) but maybe because the are contented with the profit they've made off. So, don't look at short term hodlers as weak hands

That is quite true. Some people only buys Bitcoin for gaining small profit since they have no other way to let their money grow. The Cryptocurrency Industry can present a lot of ways to earn idle income or even great income but you need to study hard if you want to earn more. Nothing is gained easily within this industry unless you can find a loop hole that would greatly benefit yourself. Hodling a lot of Cryptocurrencies is a good thing but there would be timings in which selling them would be greatly profitable for you so keeping an eye into its value is another things that can help you earn.

[South Park]

BITCOIN is for Hodlers
Not for weak hands (I had read it somewhere, can't remember right now)

Not everyone who believes in Bitcoin will be Hodlers. There is another group called Traders. Basically, the traders are the ones who give Bitcoin  (any other cryptos too) the value they have. If you don't trade an asset it won't have value. This is also why the 10,000btc for Pizza story is much relevant in today's world. It isn't necessarily for the perceived stupidity of the dude who did the exchange but for the fact that it kick started the Bitcoin transaction on the blockchain. It's the same way that new projects make airdrops so that their tokens can be readily traded.

Technically, those who hodl Bitcoin are also traders but on a long term. At some point, they must also sell, isn't it? There is never a perfect time to sell Bitcoin too because after hodling for a few years and then selling and realizing that price continues to soar what does that make you feel like — a weak hand? So, hodling isn't enough to guarantee maximum profit or benefit too just like trading isn't.

And there is yet another group that is not mentioned often enough but there are people that just want to use bitcoin to buy stuff, they do not want to be investors and they don't want to be traders the only thing that they want is for bitcoin to give them the freedom to buy whatever they want without the government find out and snooping in every single transaction that they make, and I have the feeling that group is going to be a lot bigger than the other two in the future.