What do you think? Selling all or not

[TelolettOm]

Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.

It will depend on your own strategy and situation at that time. Both holders who will sell entire Bitcoin or only part of their asset during the next bullrun will have their reasons and strategy.
But, even if selling all of entire Bitcoin, it doesn't mean that it will not let us have more Bitcoin again. Because, we can also have the money from the gains holding Bitcoin, using some of the gains to buy more Bitcoin during the dip market or bearish era later. But, this may be tricky because money is very sweet and sometimes we may lost control when holding cash money. that is why, it may be useful if holding some in stable coin to prepare for the next bearish, to do DCA again like the previous era. This can also be one of the strategies to do.

[qwertyup23]

Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

I would recommend selling the amount of your initial investment and re-invest the amount that profited.

Like any other investment, what you need is the assurance that your initial investment is recovered as secured as possible. If you invested BTC and you noticed that your initial investment has increased by 50% or more, then it is safe for you to sell the amount of your initial investment and retain the amount of what you have profited for future investments.

In this method, you have a guarantee that what you have initially invested on is already paid off by your investments.

[Assface16678]

It will depend on your strategy or prediction, but it is also good that you asked questions to gather different insights here in the forum. So for me, based on my view in this matter or my situation, I'd rather keep holding my bitcoin. Why? Well, because for me, the bitcoin price right now is higher if I'm correct in my prediction, but of course I do analysis and use indicators to support my predictions. But I'm just a normal citizen in need of money, so I partitioned my bitcoin asset; one portion is for long-term holding while the other portion is for trading. So I can still earn while waiting for the anticipated increase in bitcoin price. So it depends on how you manage your asset, how you will earn it, and what way you want to earn it: in the long term with high chances of big profit or in the short term and regretting selling early.

[doomloop]

I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.

It depends on everyone's personal investment goals and plans they have always had for their assets. Some might prefer selling all when they see that the price is good and they are getting enough profits as per their plan, and some might only sell a portion and keep some hoping for a higher price or maybe for the next bull run.

Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market

That's the basic idea; buy low and sell high. So, when the market is down, people tend to buy, and when the market goes back up, they tend to sell to get a profit and repeat the same in the next cycle.

when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

Again, it depends on what you have always had in mind. Everyone will have a different plan. If you ask about me, I prefer selling all in the bull run and then accumulating when the market goes down again because I believe it's better to secure the profits from the previous cycle.

[barisbilgili]

It will depend on your strategy or prediction, but it is also good that you asked questions to gather different insights here in the forum. So for me, based on my view in this matter or my situation, I'd rather keep holding my bitcoin. Why? Well, because for me, the bitcoin price right now is higher if I'm correct in my prediction, but of course I do analysis and use indicators to support my predictions. But I'm just a normal citizen in need of money, so I partitioned my bitcoin asset; one portion is for long-term holding while the other portion is for trading. So I can still earn while waiting for the anticipated increase in bitcoin price. So it depends on how you manage your asset, how you will earn it, and what way you want to earn it: in the long term with high chances of big profit or in the short term and regretting selling early.

Using the two methods as you mentioned will of course be very good because we can make a profit if what we predict is correct and of course you have a lot of experience in this field so you can do both of these things simultaneously. Yes, you are right, in collecting Bitcoin we really have to do it in a way that we have mastered in order to make a profit. If we haven't mastered both, it would be better if we just used one method until we understand both things well enough to be able to do them simultaneously.

[Fuso.hp]

I am always more interested in buying but not more interested in selling. Every time I hold my investments for a long period of time I have found something good so I don't sell my investments unless absolutely necessary. You can sell your investment in case of excess need but if you are selling your investment only considering market volatility or some price increase then it may not be a good decision for you. A few days after you sell your investment, when the value of the coin increases a lot, you will regret why you sold your investment and why you didn't wait a little longer. Need is a different matter but it is a good decision not to sell unnecessary investment without need.

[YUriy1991]

when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

Again, it depends on what you have always had in mind. Everyone will have a different plan. If you ask about me, I prefer selling all in the bull run and then accumulating when the market goes down again because I believe it's better to secure the profits from the previous cycle.

An investment management strategy is required. OK, in my opinion the reasons you give are very simple and make sense, but if someone still feels capable of navigating a market situation that is still vulnerable to what is called a market correction, there are always possibilities that will arise, for example whether BTC will be able to break through in the next 2 days. $30k figure or even a rejection back, But, I don't think it's a big deal for those who are familiar with the market.

There are many things that can still be done in this case (if you really want to survive), for example if they buy and hold their assets for the long term, regardless of current market fluctuations with the current Dollar-Cost Averaging trending pattern, then carry out Active Trading by taking advantage of the market atmosphere well.

[bayu7adi]

In the realm of investments, be a prudent individual who sets realistic targets. Let's not pretend otherwise; the primary aim of investing is to make money, nothing else. The simple principle here is to buy low and sell high. If a bullish trend has already materialized, your target has been met, and you're still holding on, it signifies a sense of greed.

Indeed, seeking maximum profit is essential, but try to honor the goals you established from the outset. Even when faced with a bearish market, you persist and believe in the impending bullish phase. Isn't that a form of resilience? And if someone truly succumbs to greed, rest assured that a day will come when you'll sink along with your avarice.

Let's exercise wisdom in our investment endeavors.

[Tony116]

I am always more interested in buying but not more interested in selling. Every time I hold my investments for a long period of time I have found something good so I don't sell my investments unless absolutely necessary. You can sell your investment in case of excess need but if you are selling your investment only considering market volatility or some price increase then it may not be a good decision for you. A few days after you sell your investment, when the value of the coin increases a lot, you will regret why you sold your investment and why you didn't wait a little longer. Need is a different matter but it is a good decision not to sell unnecessary investment without need.

So what is your investment goal when you say you are not interested in selling? I don't believe what you say because the ultimate goal of anyone participating in this market is profit. It's illogical to say you just want to buy more but don't want to sell, if you don't intend to make more profit then why are you trying to buy as much as possible?

We all know that bitcoin is unpredictable, you will feel regretful if after selling and the price increases. So have you thought about the fact that after you sell bitcoin, the price will start to decrease? In investing, you need to have a specific buying and selling plan to bring the best profit, and should not buy or sell based on emotions.

[leonair]

I am always more interested in buying but not more interested in selling. Every time I hold my investments for a long period of time I have found something good so I don't sell my investments unless absolutely necessary. You can sell your investment in case of excess need but if you are selling your investment only considering market volatility or some price increase then it may not be a good decision for you. A few days after you sell your investment, when the value of the coin increases a lot, you will regret why you sold your investment and why you didn't wait a little longer. Need is a different matter but it is a good decision not to sell unnecessary investment without need.

Great, Instead of selling bitcoins, it is always better to buy if you can afford it. And they should be sold only when there is at least 2x profit from it.  Otherwise, selling at 20-50% during low profit and buying back later is also a good strategy to make high profit while remaining low risk. However, it is not possible for everyone to do this because not everyone has the ability to hold the investment in Bitcoin for a long time and meet other expenses for a long time and that is why many people cannot hold for a long time.  But since you only buy and not sell you can expect some high quality returns in the future.  I try to do the same.

[Cryptmuster]

Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

Everyone understands that selling in a bull market can benefit them when they can buy again in the next bear market, but there is one big challenge:

Not everyone has enough ability to analyze the market to correctly determine the time when to sell Bitcoin, because of this they can sell too early or too late and lose a large part of the profit. In the end, it won't even be clear whether they will be able to get any benefit, because they will still need to buy in a bear market, and they may make the same mistake and buy too early...

[Blitzboy]

I am always more interested in buying but not more interested in selling. Every time I hold my investments for a long period of time I have found something good so I don't sell my investments unless absolutely necessary. You can sell your investment in case of excess need but if you are selling your investment only considering market volatility or some price increase then it may not be a good decision for you. A few days after you sell your investment, when the value of the coin increases a lot, you will regret why you sold your investment and why you didn't wait a little longer. Need is a different matter but it is a good decision not to sell unnecessary investment without need.

So what is your investment goal when you say you are not interested in selling? I don't believe what you say because the ultimate goal of anyone participating in this market is profit. It's illogical to say you just want to buy more but don't want to sell, if you don't intend to make more profit then why are you trying to buy as much as possible?

We all know that bitcoin is unpredictable, you will feel regretful if after selling and the price increases. So have you thought about the fact that after you sell bitcoin, the price will start to decrease? In investing, you need to have a specific buying and selling plan to bring the best profit, and should not buy or sell based on emotions.

Investment isnt purely about the immediate desire for profit. For many, its about holding assets as a hedge against modern economic instability. The fact that you assert everyone's ultimate goal in the market is profit simplifies the complex nature of financial motives. Consider the ever-shifting sands of our modern economy. With inflation rates, fluctuating currencies, and geopolitical tensions, many individuals see Bitcoin as a haven.

Now, about your point on Bitcoin's unpredictability. Yes, I absolutely agree. Emotions have no room in investing, and you're right in highlighting the danger of regret tied to rapid price changes. But here's a question for you: isnt the very essence of unpredictability what draws people to assets like Bitcoin? It isnt always about the buy-sell profit cycle. Sometimes, its the thrill of participating in a revolutionary financial era. Regardless, having a clear buying and selling plan, as you rightly pointed out, is paramount to successful investing. You buy, you hold, you observe.

[Traderbtcc]

Well, it really depends on the person! Everyone has their own choices to make. Some Bitcoin enthusiasts, known as "maxis," hold onto their Bitcoin even during a bull run because they have a long-term vision and commitment to BTC. On the other hand, there are "profit maxis" who buy Bitcoin with the intention of selling at the peak of a bull run and then buying back when the market turns bearish. Personally, I believe it's not necessary to sell all your holdings. Since it's hard to predict the exact top or bottom of the market, it's better to take out your initial investment and a good amount of profit, and let the rest continue to grow. Whatever happens in the future is, well, for the future!

[Texac]

Well, it really depends on the person! Everyone has their own choices to make. Some Bitcoin enthusiasts, known as "maxis," hold onto their Bitcoin even during a bull run because they have a long-term vision and commitment to BTC. On the other hand, there are "profit maxis" who buy Bitcoin with the intention of selling at the peak of a bull run and then buying back when the market turns bearish. Personally, I believe it's not necessary to sell all your holdings. Since it's hard to predict the exact top or bottom of the market, it's better to take out your initial investment and a good amount of profit, and let the rest continue to grow. Whatever happens in the future is, well, for the future!

Indeed, it really depends on each investor's strategy and plans.  some people will sell all their bitcoin and try to buy it back when the bear market comes, some people will not sell or only sell a little because they have not reached their set goal.  personally, I would sell everything rather than keep it because I have my own plans, I think it would be unwise to hold on to some during the bull season when we can buy it back cheaply during the bear season.  so selling half or selling all is really up to each person.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Indeed, it really depends on each investor's strategy and plans.  some people will sell all their bitcoin and try to buy it back when the bear market comes, some people will not sell or only sell a little because they have not reached their set goal.  personally, I would sell everything rather than keep it because I have my own plans, I think it would be unwise to hold on to some during the bull season when we can buy it back cheaply during the bear season.  so selling half or selling all is really up to each person.

I agree that it depends on each person's particular situation, but I personally don't like your plan to sell everything because you will never know for sure when the bull market starts and ends. When will you sell? When the price passes $69,000? $100,000? What if it goes to $250,000? The most logical thing to do if you want to sell is to make partial sales, it's like DCA but selling. And the same with buying back in bear market. Many were waiting to buy at $10,000 when the price dropped to $17,000.

[Z390]

Just because are so excited about Bitcoin bulls don't ant mean they will all successfully hold their Bitcoin, everything depends on situations in the coming days or months, don't you know that while you plan for the future it's better to pray for no unexpected incidents and bad situations, we as human plans, but it's the heaven that accepts.

I think it's better to just have some money saved for any unexpected emergencies, I remember introducing someone to Bitcoin in the early 2018 and this person shows some interest to start buying Bitcoin but unexpectedly he lost his job, that's where the desire to accumulate Bitcoiin was cleaned off his mind.

It took him two years before he get another good job and he told me how many of his properties he sold to sustain himself and his family, imagine if he is investing into Bitcoin before he lost his job, what do you think will happen next? Many people that have sudden turn in life like this always end up selling their Bitcoin just to survive.

[panganib999]

No one's going to sell all their shit especially when the market's at an all time high. That's some massive recipe for failure if I do say so myself. Most people here will switch and find other cryptocurrencies to invest in to maximize their profit potentials, but no one's going to sell all of their crypto holdings just like that. I bet you that no one's even going to sell their bitcoin or any other crypto holding for that matter even if the bear market happens. It's just a matter of knowing the market's pulse, most of us here's on their third or fourth bitcoin halving and we've pretty much known by heart how the market behaves during situations like this so it's not like we're at a loss with what to do.

[gunhell16]

Market conditions will tell when to sell/sell or when to hold Bitcoin. But one important thing is that you don't sell all your bitcoins at once but in parts. If you sell all your bitcoins at once, you will have nothing to do in the future when the market bullruns in bitcoins. Based on the DCA of your investment you should choose whether to sell or hold your bitcoins. But one plan to keep in mind is never to sell your entire balance.

I agree with you. That it would be better not to immediately sell everything at once. Because even when a bullish market comes we never know where the price will rise. Just like we are doing DCA in accumulating bitcoin gradually. So selling it can be done in the same way, namely selling in stages. But as long as it makes us profit then it is still a good decision. The thing that must be avoided is that after selling everything then we see the market going up further and we instead enter again because we are afraid of being left behind. So, this is something that should be avoided. Because if we want to buy back then it is better for us to be patient and wait for the market to become bearish again.

Right now, honestly speaking, if you have started to sell cryptos that you believe will increase when the halving or bull run comes, it is very difficult to sell in these times when, for example, you go through an emergency situation. But as much as possible, if you can find a way that is better than selling the crypto assets you are holding out of time.

As long as we have started accumulating assets, we will continue until the right time and season. To take full advantage of what we are doing in crypto assets, or Bitcoin, right?

[adultcrypto]

In my opinion, this is not the time to sell but to buy. We have major activities next year and it is expected that Bitcoin will rise significantly. Anyone planning to see now may be making a mistake because that will be selling too cheap.

Personally, buying now is the right thing to do and not selling.

[Best-mary]

Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

That's why we have diversification. You see when I talk about using Dual Investment it also leads to this. I can buy BTC using the strategy when is low and sell when it gets high also in my other portfolio I have BTC stacked that I not selling. That's the beauty of all this bull and bear market. We earn why we still hold BTC firmly