What to expect this bull run?

[JamesDaniel90]

First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?

Looking at the last bull run, Bitcoin hit $61k in March 2021 then crashed back down to $31k 4 months later and then hit all time high in November 2021.

Is the crash down to $31k normal during a bull run or did something happen?

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

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[criptoevangelista]

If we follow the standards, there will be 3 years of rising prices, we have already passed 1.. 2023... so we still have 2 years to take advantage of the price appreciation. I'm going to think about selling some when I get to the $100,000 region.

Enjoy the bull run, don't leave before the party ends

[Plaguedeath]

There's no way to predict the top and bottom in the upcoming bull run, you can't assume next 18 months it's the highest Bitcoin's price and 4 months later it's the bottom. No one know when it will happen, although we always know Bitcoin will achieve new milestones after a year of halving event, there's a chance if the top price will be achieved in this year or next 2 years.

[hd49728]

If we follow the standards, there will be 3 years of rising prices, we have already passed 1.. 2023... so we still have 2 years to take advantage of the price appreciation. I'm going to think about selling some when I get to the $100,000 region.

Enjoy the bull run, don't leave before the party ends

2023 belong to 2020 - 2024 market cycle and 2023 till Q1 2024 is warm up time for a big bull run in 2024 after halving in April.

After a Bitcoin halving, Bitcoin usually has one year and a half for bull run, the rest time of 4 year cycle is for bear market and rally, warm up before another bull run in 2028.

I believe in 2024 and 2025 bull run, people will expect too much on impacts of Bitcoin Spot ETFs but I am realistic and don't believe Bitcoin Spot ETFs will make new history for Bitcoin such as breaking its 4-year cycle.

[ultrloa]

First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?

Looking at the last bull run, Bitcoin hit $61k in March 2021 then crashed back down to $31k 4 months later and then hit all time high in November 2021.

Is the crash down to $31k normal during a bull run or did something happen?

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

If you are not here to hodl then don't expect a lot more to come from bitcoin since it will be risky in your side if you are hoping for more huge profit to get. And since this is your first bull run participation then I guess you should invest first the amount that you can afford to lose then try to feel the sentiment of people about where we are possible headings since maybe for that you can get an idea if there's more to come or you should start selling your coins then take your profit.

But you ask certain opinion regarding on the accurate price that bitcoin could possibly reach then I guess no one can give you the exact prediction since so far no people which is good in trading can exactly determine the accurate price to come when this event will happen. So then I guess the only thing you could do is to prepare for the pump also with the incoming dump since this is normally happen on this coin.

[Sim_card]

It is expected that you have a price target in which if bitcoin reaches that price, you can sell those fraction of coins that you intend to sell. If you want to wait for the top price of bitcoin which is unpredictable, you might miss out, because we are expecting to see bitcoin hits a new ATH. Some investors will be carried away by anxiety, and they will not sell because of greed, they will be waiting for more higher price, and before they know it, the bear market will play out, and they panic and sell in loss.

[m2017]

First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?

An exciting attraction jumping between the delight of the increase in the cost of bitcoin and the disappointment of the fall. It will be another roller coaster with its ups and downs. That's just the way this cryptomarket is.

Looking at the last bull run, Bitcoin hit $61k in March 2021 then crashed back down to $31k 4 months later and then hit all time high in November 2021.

And this bullrun will most likely not be linear. There will definitely be temporary setbacks.

Is the crash down to $31k normal during a bull run or did something happen?

I would say it's normal during a bull run for something to happen.

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

Your sales plan must contain the bitcoin price at which you will sell. There is no need to set temporary milestones, but rather price ones. And it’s even better to do it in several stages. Sell part when the N1-price is reached, part at the N2-price, and the remainder at the N3 price.

[EarnOnVictor]

First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?

Looking at the last bull run, Bitcoin hit $61k in March 2021 then crashed back down to $31k 4 months later and then hit all time high in November 2021.

Is the crash down to $31k normal during a bull run or did something happen?

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

Nothing is bad in asking questions, and personally, I know that you seek more understanding, which is normal and I believe is the best, but be wise to refine the answers you get so that they will not contradict or cause you to make mistakes. Left to me alone, Bitcoin will buy, and for it to have bottomed around $38,500 means that it will probably not move lower than that level this year again. You can take my word for it.

Also, be careful of using the past behaviour of Bitcoin to totally indicate what it would do in the future, such can't be tallying forever, you need a better guiding means. And as you have narrated in the past though, it shows that there are bullish and bearish seasons, so enjoy it on the buying side when it is in its bullish season, just like what we experience now. But liquidate your asset when the bearish season comes into play.

This is what I call a smart move. Then repeat the process again in the future. Good luck!

[Charles-Tim]

Looking at the last bull run, Bitcoin hit $61k in March 2021 then crashed back down to $31k 4 months later and then hit all time high in November 2021.

Is the crash down to $31k normal during a bull run or did something happen?

Elon Musk manipulative tweet that Tesla is no longer supporting bitcoin for paying first crashed bitcoin price. Later the Chinese crackdown on bitcoin mining later crashed the price to less than $30000 before increasing to all-time-high. Something like this can also happen in the next bullrun, there are some negative news that can significantly crash bitcoin price in some minutes to hours. But the later long-term outcome is still all-time-high and bullrun.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?

The halving is not what is coming in the next 18 months neither the bullrun, we are to however set our mind toward the investment we are making between now and next month till the day the that halving will begin by April if am not mistaking.

Looking at the last bull run, Bitcoin hit $61k in March 2021 then crashed back down to $31k 4 months later and then hit all time high in November 2021.

that was the current all time high we have till date which is 69k dollars, we are looking forward to seeing more of this after this coming halving when the market shall rise up to its all time high again and this time, above 100k usd

[stompix]

I love how people expectation and predictions change each day depending on what they want to force themselves to think!

One week ago we had a topic about :
Bitcoin has never pass ATH before halving but it has always dip don't panic.

Now suddenly we forgot this rule and we're having a bull run instead of a dip and everyone forgets that we're breaking the rules here and the cycles 
Can't wait for all those that were screaming how ETF are bad for the markets and that the whales are lowering the price to start praising Blackrock once again.

[Nrcewker]

Don’t keep any high expectations. Just accept it how is it. You should keep slow target for the bull run. In the bull run we see always bitcoins go up 3 times the price. We might also see new ATH price from the coin. Last time, the price was around 60k usd. This time many are speculating that the price will go up very high and will touch 100k atleast. Let’s hope for the best and see where bitcoin stops in the bull run.

[YOSHIE]

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

We all have long-term plans for the future of Bitcoin, everyone knows the halving will happen in the future, there is a lot of speculation that we are seeing at the moment, From the experience that has occurred, hopes and plans to sell are certainly in the minds of every Bitcoin user and investor, we all hope for the best for ourselves.

I think the problem of falling Bitcoin prices is a normal thing, we will see the future process of Bitcoin development, of course this will show something that is best for us, I am sure and believe in the existing speculation, where we will see where everything will come true, the point is: don't be rash in acting, wait for the time when we find a good price to consider.

[ivankoh]

that was the current all time high we have till date which is 69k dollars, we are looking forward to seeing more of this after this coming halving when the market shall rise up to its all time high again and this time, above 100k usd

Yes, You're right. I have high expectations of seeing bitcoin at >100k$, It won't come soon. I think there will be an ATH this year after bitcoin halving, maybe later this year, $78k before we see $100k. What I want to see is what consolidation there will be in institutional ETFs and what kind of breakout/reaction it creates when bitcoin is at $100k

I believe in 2024 and 2025 bull run, people will expect too much on impacts of Bitcoin Spot ETFs but I am realistic and don't believe Bitcoin Spot ETFs will make new history for Bitcoin such as breaking its 4-year cycle.

Maybe, I think there will be more great things to happen. When it arrives and syncs with the bitcoin ETF. that is the bitcoin breakthrough that will be created. Regardless of whether what is going to happen is positive or objective, before the halving happens, there will be an adjustment... I wait to see where that adjustment will be

[alankasman]

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

If you don't want to regret it, at the current price increase, please sell even if you don't intend to sell everything.
This is not advice that you need to listen to, but you should know that there are still friends out there who have the same plans as you when the price increase is taking place.

Btcoin price history can be searched in the search space as to which actions can bring profits and which result in disappointment.
If it is true that the halving occurs in a few months, refrain from selling it now or when the price spike occurs because then there will be a large amount of profit to be made.

[STT]

Some would argue its not fully bullish while we are just recovering the prior prices lost in 2022 and that ATH.   Its a good recovery, bullish relative to the lows we saw but still some people are sellers having held BTC and seen no gains as it fell then recovered.     Its all about momentum to me, so long as that stays intact then be optimistic overall even during a pullback so watch 200 day average mostly.

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First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?
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Is the crash down to $31k normal during a bull run or did something happen?

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

What I'm expecting from the upcoming bull run is excitement, even though I know it's very unpredictable. Sometimes, you get confused about whether you want to stick to the goal and plan, or just go with the flow of the decision. If you base it on historical data, it does tend to rise significantly when the next halving is approaching, but its subsequent decline is not uncommon. However, it doesn't mean that what happened before will happen again now. The crash is just normal because of its volatility, and many factors can contribute to it, such as correction, taking profits, and others.

[Davian144]

First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?

Looking at the last bull run, Bitcoin hit $61k in March 2021 then crashed back down to $31k 4 months later and then hit all time high in November 2021.

Is the crash down to $31k normal during a bull run or did something happen?

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

If you don't want to sell too much or too quickly in the current conditions, you still have the opportunity to hold your own Bitcoin for a longer time. Because what is seen now is likely to be much better than a one-time increase that moves straight up, so I think an increase that occurs slowly and slowly like now will have more power in the long term than an increase that moves straight up at a percentage level. much larger correction. Apart from that, I also consider it to be a very normal thing so that everyone can develop their own strategy in terms of selling or holding it for a certain period of time.

[bangjoe]

First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?

Looking at the last bull run, Bitcoin hit $61k in March 2021 then crashed back down to $31k 4 months later and then hit all time high in November 2021.

Is the crash down to $31k normal during a bull run or did something happen?

I am just trying to put my plan together when it comes to selling and don't want to sell too much too soon.

There the market will be tested, and maybe bad things will happen that affect the price of bitcoin to experience a correction, in the sane thinking that some people who have collected bitcoin will also sell their bitcoin first to make a profit, the usual cycle will repeat and after the pump will experience a correction and go back up again.

Whatever the indicator someday it will definitely happen, whether because of genesis, or Mt.gox or there is a big case that makes the price of bitcoin plummet so that a price drop in bitcoin will occur which technically and market mechanisms are commonplace.

[Lucius]

First bull run coming up for me and I am just wondering what we should all realistically be expecting over the next 18 months or so?
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Considering that you have stated several times that you only invested in altcoins, the only thing you can hope for is that the Bitcoin bull run will have an impact on altcoins. If you look at the top 20 coins, none of them have grown more than Bitcoin in the last 7 days, but if you are greedy and want x100 profit, then you have no choice but to gamble with projects that have no purpose or sense.

I expect that the Bitcoin price will reach a new ATH in the next two years, and whether it will be x2 or x5 compared to the last ATH is nothing but something we can only speculate about. Your problem is that through all this time on the forum and all the answers you've received, you haven't really learned much - I suggest you start reading your post history from the beginning.