Road to 100k?

[btc78]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

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[Oshosondy]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

Bitcoin reaches $72350. It is now at $71490

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Do not expect the price to just be going higher. You can see when it reached all-time-high, it fall to $59100. When it reached $70000, it fall to around $62000. The thing is just hold until it get to $100000 even if there is any decline, the increase will be more.

[BitMaxz]

It actually touched $72k as a new ATH just a few hours ago and suddenly dropped to $70k now it's recovering again.

$100k is too early I think we will see this price after the block halving not now maybe the next is going to break is $80k soon before the block halving.

[dimonstration]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

I really doubt that. There’s always traders that will take profit in every significant prices now that the current price is already the new ATH. This will be the real psychological battle since traders that still holds is watching the price carefully now for a possible market crash while those new traders that is just hype and FOMO are the that keeps buying on the current price.

It’s better to have a price correction every time Bitcoin will reach new record high rather than it will continue pumping then later on most of the trader sell off at the same time that will create panic and chain reaction. I don’t see the price will hit straight 100K but rather a volatile up and down then sideways to slowly print new ATH.

[Sim_card]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

This is good news to see that the price of bitcoin has touched 72k,which shows that we might see 80k before the halving, and for that after the halving, the price of bitcoin can reach 100k this year. Bitcoin price does not just keep on pumping, and that is why there will always be the rise and fall of the price. Don't panic, but keep hodling because if the price will come down, it will not go down that much, and after that we will have a higher pump than the correction. The price needs to come down for it to go more higher. I will start selling at 100k in badges.

[OcTradism]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Major decline now will be considered as small decline in future. 10% of price when Bitcoin was $2,000 is only $200, when it was $20,000 is only $2,000 but at $70,000 a decrease of $2,000 will be only 2.9%. This percent can be considered as small dip, not major one.

People usually look at percent of correction, not at its value in $.

If Bitcoin price is $20,000 and it has a correction with $10,000, it is terrible 50% correction.
If Bitcoin price is $100,000 and it has a correction with $10,000, it is only 10% correction and people will less be panic with that correction.

[Dr.Osh]

Well , I understand your excitement about bitcoin price rising so high and reaching a new ATH. However, it is still too early to target $100k. If you look at previous increases, resistance often occurs, and corrections from price increases also occur. So, it might be a little difficult to reach $100k in such a short time. However, I think this increase is slow but the potential is large. However, I also still hope to see a $100k price later this year or in 2025.

[franky1]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

last weeks touchings of $68.5k-$69.9k in my view were not real new ATH breaks

however now seeing the $7#k numbers is breaking of previous ATH(2021), breaks the pattern where new ATH didnt happen in halving years
so we are no longer in old patterns where new ATH happen a year after halvings..

that said with all ATH, the price can correct.. before next year.. where by after a correction this year, next year could again see a pattern of proper really high ATH
rather than this edging above last ATH..

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but due to pattern breaking we are in a truly no-one-knows land.. with:
.halving soon approaching, the current ATH of $7#k could sustain marginally and stagnate in the $7#k's for a year before next year jumps
.with officially breaking a new ATH prices can correct down thus attempting to stay in pattern with a marginal slip up due to ETF demand
..with etf demand ongoing we could see bigger rises before halving, before year end above $7#k's.

truly a no-one-knows period.. no pattern to follow to even make predictions this cycle

[Cryptomultiplier]

It is quite obvious that BTC is about to or should I say in the process of getting pumped to $100k price range since it has surpassed its all-time high (ATH) of $70k and crossed to about $71k for the first time ever and this happened during the Asian trading hours on Monday according to my findings.
All the changes ongoing around BTC, mostly as it regards the approval of the spot BTC ETF is one of the contributory reasons for the surge in the price of BTC now.
According to crypto Rover who happens to be a good BTC enthusiast, BTC will get to the predicted 1.618 Fibonacci extension, which is estimated to be around $102,134, within a span of 21 days and up to $120k before the halving event.

Read more at https://u.today/bitcoin-btc-to-hit-100k-in-21-days-predicts-top-analyst

[Kelward]

It actually touched $72k as a new ATH just a few hours ago and suddenly dropped to $70k now it's recovering again.

$100k is too early I think we will see this price after the block halving not now maybe the next is going to break is $80k soon before the block halving.

Bitcoin price pump is really gaining momentum before the halving, very few people predicted that this much pump will happen in this period, so I won't be too surprised if I see it reach $100k, but I'll just be modest and predict it to reach atleast $80k before the halving. But if we're talking about the peak price in this bull run, I'll take my chances and predict it to reach all the way to $200k, the ETF and increased awareness and adoption of Bitcoin, can make this happen.

[Wiwo]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

Bitcoin reaches $72350. It is now at $71490

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Do not expect the price to just be going higher. You can see when it reached all-time-high, it fall to $59100. When it reached $70000, it fall to around $62000. The thing is just hold until it get to $100000 even if there is any decline, the increase will be more.

This is the usual price movement pattern in bitcoin all through history,  when bitcoin reaches it all time high,  it will drop back significantly,  but what make Bitcoin all time high different this time os in the new trend that bitcoin is holding on to,  as in Bitcoin resistant level is so high that when it did the 72k ATH,  it fall back but not down below 70k which Bitcoin recover back quickly which indicates alot of buying pressure,  and also a tendency of continues up trend movement.

Just as a few other members have mentioned,  Bitcoin building up to 100k may not be speedy,  but that is where the price is heading to right now and for that, we may have to acknowledge the fact that,  even though there may be instances where the price may decline down a bit,  but achieving 100k on the long run is what we are close to at the moment and 100k may become the new all-time high.

[BitMaxz]

Bitcoin price pump is really gaining momentum before the halving, very few people predicted that this much pump will happen in this period, so I won't be too surprised if I see it reach $100k, but I'll just be modest and predict it to reach atleast $80k before the halving. But if we're talking about the peak price in this bull run, I'll take my chances and predict it to reach all the way to $200k, the ETF and increased awareness and adoption of Bitcoin, can make this happen.

$100k is possible but I don't think it would reach $200k even if there is increased awareness, visibility, and adoption of Bitcoin $200k is still impossible maybe after 5 years after another block halving there is a possibility it could reach $200k but right now around $100k is what I think possible after this event.

Just think of the price of Bitcoin with every block halving historically how it actually increase every time the block reward is half? Start on the 2017 ATH  to 2021 ATH as you can see it is more than 100% but not 200% or 300% so in my own prediction the possible price that bitcoin will be this year is around $150k.

[bettercrypto]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Well, in the few bull runs I've seen, Bitcoin is always like that—the one that always shows things to all the communities in this field of industry that will surprise most people. And another proof that the market is really unpredictable. No one thought that Bitcoin would immediately break the previous ATH so early that the bitcoin halving had not yet happened.

Though everyone knows that Bitcoin will surpass the previous one, it is not this early, right? But now, many expect that Bitcoin can reach more than 100k after halving for sure, and we don't know how far it will rise in the future.

[nimogsm]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

it is very difficult to predict what will happen next. Of course, there will still be price corrections; this is the rule of any growth. There is still time before the halving and we are already seeing increased interest in the media, which could potentially add new investors; everything is very reminiscent of the 2017 scenario, only now investors are choosing proven projects which have proven themselves and have stood the test of time.
It looks very likely that we will be approaching 100 thousand if nothing very negative happens on the market, for example, a hacking of a large exchange or something like that.

[AirtelBuzz]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It seems to me that the price of Bitcoin continues to rise. The price of Bitcoin surprised everyone by touching $70,000. Just like today Bitcoin touched $72,661 and set a new ATH record in Bitcoin history.Who knew Bitcoin would rise this much? We saw Bitcoin crash quite a bit a few days ago when its price dropped from $68k to $63k.

We may not be able to accurately predict the crypto currency market but we can predict that Bitcoin price may touch 100k dollars very soon. For as long as I've been involved with cryptocurrencies I've never seen the price of Bitcoin change as quickly as it did this year. Maybe it's Bitcoin's heyday for everyone.

[crwth]

I believe a lot of people would realize their gains in the $75k to $80k mark, it's because it's appealing to have that kind of profit at that level and maybe of course, a lot of people have their buy levels ready as well so it would just make the market. It will not be a straight line above but it would reach higher and then $100k and beyond.

[AmoreJaz]

Well, in the few bull runs I've seen, Bitcoin is always like that—the one that always shows things to all the communities in this field of industry that will surprise most people. And another proof that the market is really unpredictable. No one thought that Bitcoin would immediately break the previous ATH so early that the bitcoin halving had not yet happened.

Though everyone knows that Bitcoin will surpass the previous one, it is not this early, right? But now, many expect that Bitcoin can reach more than 100k after halving for sure, and we don't know how far it will rise in the future.

I am surprised as well that we now surpassed the previous recorded ATH of bitcoin. Well, this is good news, right? People are feeling bullish and positive sentiments is being seen in this market. This can attract more users, and it means, more demand of this currency. Hence, further increasing its price later on as we have fixed supply on this.

[Nrcewker]

Right now Bitcoins can go in any direction. Nothing can be predicted accurately. Many are saying Bitcoins might fall from now on, while many great traders have already predicted that 100k is the next target for the coins. As a trader if we want to get maximum profit then it’s better to accumulate the Bitcoins irrespective of the price. 100k is very close. So if we currently buy at 70k usd also, then definitely we can make 1.5x the profit. We just need to show trust in the coin.

[GxSTxV]

It's not that simple for Bitcoin to reach 100,000$ level in this short period as it won't also be a healthy bullish run, as we observe every time the price goes up very quick to some level anyone can observe in market chart, the price falls down quickly just as it went up.
The reason behind this in my opinion is people like tl take profit on every chance they get. Preferably, we continue to see the market on a slow healthy bullish run during a long period as it happened now from 20,000$ to this level we are now around 70,000$, this period of time you should only hold and believe in bitcoin, personally, I am very sure bitcoin will reach higher levels and beyond but it's a matter of time and being patient enough to take more profit.

[Sorryfor]

Bitcoin price has been relatively dynamic for a few days now. Currently, the price of Bitcoin has surpassed its all-time high. Now Bitcoin price is at 72000$. Which is currently more than all the records of Bitcoin. Bitcoin has an ATH. It seems natural for it to cross $100,000, with the halving still about 40 days away. But before that, we can see that the price of Bitcoin is currently at its best. But it is expected that within a few days it may be able to cross 100k $. But now it will be a little difficult to tell if Bitcoin will move from dynamic to stable. But since it's the time before the halving, we're more likely to expect this.

[famososMuertos]

I think that first of all we have to review our history of thoughts, review where we were in our idea of ​​what we believed was going to happen, then make the corrections as such.

In my case, it is there in another post, I mentioned that bitcoin would reach the ATH in June, and I definitely have to be cautious in my decisions that were oriented towards that projection, since given what we are experiencing we are dealing with unpublished data.

At first glance and given how things are going, the Halving may be signaling the correction to a 6-figure ATH.

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^{There is no editing in this post, it is a prediction so let's clarify: yeah! june, 2024}

[Republikcoin.com]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Now the price has even passed more than $72K, which may soon be $73K. Because during the beginning of this month I also did not see any signs of a decline in Bitcoin prices so it could be quite possible for Bitcoin to continue moving upwards without stopping before the halving occurs this year. Apart from that, I also don't expect a major correction to get to $100K, because that could also happen without a correction in the Bitcoin price first. This is completely new history on Bitcoin that was created before the halving.

[STT]

Its passed the last ATH and I was right thats really not a solid wall to prevent price rising.   However I'm wrong in expecting a giant jump upwards, today the movement is a very nice rise but its a steady gain is this the result of multiple ETF buying I wonder.

Iam always happier when the price action shows a pullback with support confirmed and a positive resolution, well this happened just a week ago so I cannot complain at this point that we are positive and have dealt with negatives and various seller imbalance before moving upwards.

78k is the last target up I heard, the best guide now we are into unseen prices would be Fibonacci extensions which will go past 100% is estimating movements possible.


https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fibonacciextensions.asp

[BABY SHOES]

Bitcoin price now = new ATH has become a milestone now.

Heading to $100K is a very possible expectation because before the halving alone bitcoin had reached an all-time high price, meaning hopefully we are not overdoing it in the prediction and it is still very possible to go to $150K.

About the decline we never know, but what we can do is take advantage of the discounted price because it has confidence by soaring so high it is not a problem if the price drops again and then strengthens again.

[Woodie]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

Price now playing above $72K and now everyone that was watching from a distance will be interested to buy.. which could actually trigger panic buying as everyone likes to see an open road to see where they are going with such an investment!!

I guess we really needed the Spot ETF approval to happen, which has brought some  serious momentum into the markets, despite a slow start which saw price dipping slightly...

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Unless we have some old time whales that haven't sold yet and plan on selling a tonne of coins around this price , otherwise the bullish pressure is overwhelming to entertain a decline in price even after a major sell.

[Adbitco]

If you watch carefully you would understand that when bitcoin touches 50k it took some days to cross that price level meaning there was a resistance and even when it touches 60k we still observed same thing 72k won't be different, therefore in my speculation I am saying that bitcoin will witness a great decline within 65k to 70k for almost 20 days before hitting $100k and that would be under probability since halving is very next. The next I will love to say is that we shouldn't rely on the bitcoin sometimes it gives us heart attack if you don't hold any bitcoin or you are giving yourself much hope concerning the price so expect to see anything in price of bitcoin.

[MFahad]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It's unrealistic to think that there won't be declines or corrections in the market and it will keep going up continuously, however, we can't be sure about any major declines from this point onwards. To be honest, I was expecting Bitcoin to correct itself before reaching a new all-time high and I was expecting it to dip below $60k for at least once before it does it, but to my surprise, that didn't happen and here we are, at a new all-time high above $70k.

One this is for sure, there is no stopping for Bitcoin this time and though previously I wasn't optimistic about this, I would say that $100k sounds like a low target at this point and as it seems, Bitcoin is going to go way above that mark in this bull run.

[yhiaali3]

Of course, it is not realistic that the price of Bitcoin will rise continuously from 70,000$ without any corrections. There will be a lot of corrections and it is normal to see a correction after every rise.

In my opinion, as I mentioned several times before, the correction is healthy and even necessary for the strong growth of Bitcoin. Without a correction occurring at every stage, this could be dangerous and cause a strong decline in Bitcoin. However, with continuous corrections, this will give greater strength to each new rise.

Also, do not expect Bitcoin's rise to continue forever. It must reach a peak and then begin to decline.

[Obim34]

Of course, it is not realistic that the price of Bitcoin will rise continuously from 70,000$ without any corrections. There will be a lot of corrections and it is normal to see a correction after every rise.

In my opinion, as I mentioned several times before, the correction is healthy and even necessary for the strong growth of Bitcoin. Without a correction occurring at every stage, this could be dangerous and cause a strong decline in Bitcoin. However, with continuous corrections, this will give greater strength to each new rise.

Also, do not expect Bitcoin's rise to continue forever. It must reach a peak and then begin to decline.

You not far from the truth, corrections are needed in the market, it happens to become the laid foundation to help strengthen Bitcoin price when touching new all time high. We can relate to how it all started and here we are making new price mark.
We may not see Bitcoin get exactly straight towards $100k just before the halving, we may get to $80k plus and that becomes the pick before the halving commences then few months into it, I believe we can then touch the price, in as much, we ought to espect market correction at any level.

[OcTradism]

I believe a lot of people would realize their gains in the $75k to $80k mark, it's because it's appealing to have that kind of profit at that level and maybe of course, a lot of people have their buy levels ready as well so it would just make the market. It will not be a straight line above but it would reach higher and then $100k and beyond.

People who bought Bitcoin in the past years, days, have profit, 100%.
https://www.lookintobitcoin.com/charts/bitcoin-profitable-days/

It makes sense for people who bought Bitcoin in 2022, 2023 or previous years to take profit because they surely get good profit but for people who only bought Bitcoin in February to March, they will wait for bigger profit.

The party is only at its beginning.

Bitcoin will double its price soon.
https://casebitcoin.com/charts#doubling_time

[lepbagong]

Bitcoin price has been relatively dynamic for a few days now. Currently, the price of Bitcoin has surpassed its all-time high. Now Bitcoin price is at 72000$. Which is currently more than all the records of Bitcoin. Bitcoin has an ATH. It seems natural for it to cross $100,000, with the halving still about 40 days away. But before that, we can see that the price of Bitcoin is currently at its best. But it is expected that within a few days it may be able to cross 100k $. But now it will be a little difficult to tell if Bitcoin will move from dynamic to stable. But since it's the time before the halving, we're more likely to expect this.

36 days left to enter the halving period, but Bitcoin has done something out of the ordinary, which usually happens after the halving period There is now it's early, what makes this happen?
I agree that the current condition of Bitcoin is the best and the trend continues to increase. Is it possible, as you say, that it could reach $100K before the halving period? There is always a long enough time available, and it is possible that Bitcoin will do this, but there will always be other possibilities, and it is also difficult to predict whether it will really be in a stable situation by waiting for an increase after the halving occurs.

Just enjoy the movement of Bitcoin, but the most surprising thing is that meme coins have an important role in a situation like this with a sharp increase.

[kotajikikox]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

like what said above me ,its 72k and nearing 73k before it fell down again and now trying to break that 73-75k bitcoin price and like your excitement majority of us having
this same thoughts and waiting but don't  engage yourself thoroughly because changes may come any time as halving is still on the going.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

WRONG , Never EXPECT TOO MUCH because it will hurt you when failure comes mate, always consider sideways and also if  you are investor then you know that this will come and happen.

[yohananaomi]

Right now Bitcoins can go in any direction. Nothing can be predicted accurately. Many are saying Bitcoins might fall from now on, while many great traders have already predicted that 100k is the next target for the coins. As a trader if we want to get maximum profit then it’s better to accumulate the Bitcoins irrespective of the price. 100k is very close. So if we currently buy at 70k usd also, then definitely we can make 1.5x the profit. We just need to show trust in the coin.

It's hard to predict. This is outside what Bitcoin has done. Currently the trend is still continuing to increase, even though the halving period has just occurred more than a month ago, it is beyond what is usually done. I agree that measuring the accuracy of Bitcoin's current movement will be difficult, although some might say that it is inversely proportional to having a prediction that by the end of March it will reach $100K.

I think there are still many people speculating about continuing to buy and hoping to make a profit before the halving period is over, and that's natural because the increase is quite good.
But actually, the ones with the highest increase are coins that don't have potential and that's what's strange about crypto.

[Essential10]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Frankly, before the halving, Bitcoin would rise in value so much that it would break its past all-time high and spawn a new ATH. Bitcoin future is very hard to predict at the moment. Over the past two months, there have been many changes in the Bitcoin price differential. I think bitcoin will reach $100k but I don't think it will reach $100k before bitcoin halving. Could probably go between $80k and $85k without a drop before the halving. But I am optimistic that it will definitely reach $100k in the next bull run after bitcoin halving. Of course we should hold on to our bitcoins, I hold on to mine.

[retreat]

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I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It would be very possible for Bitcoin to reach $100k USD, but without a major price decline this would be quite difficult, considering that usually before or after a halving there will be a correction for Bitcoin before it can finally increase more. So it is very likely that we will experience a correction first before Bitcoin finally reaches that point.

[pinggoki]

The halving hasn't happened yet so make sure that you're all prepared to do something that's in the realm of logic, it's going to be crazy for the market once it hits the 100k USD mark but we have to understand that there's no corrections that has happened yet which means that it's not good to do some kind of all in right now, DCA is still the best thing to do, don't want to end up putting all your money in fears of missing out and then the correction happens which would cause some if not all to panic and those panics most of the time translates to panic selling leading to a lot of losses. My point is that despite the positivity in the market that's happening and evident right now, it's imperative that we keep a cool head no matter what happens.

[BALIK]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

No one knows what will happen next but even if there is a big drop, the $100k target will not change and what's more, bitcoin will surpass $100k to reach higher levels. Most of us rely on history to predict bitcoin price but this time history has been broken so what we can do now is continue to wait and hope. In addition, you also need to be careful not to be too subjective and too fomo. Bitcoin has been steadily rising to $70k, that doesn't mean it will rise to $100k without any hitches.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

In my opinion (and take it for what it's worth; I've been wrong so many times it's unbelievable) there's going to be a dip, and probably a big one, well before $100k is reached.  But as I've been writing over and over, bitcoin's recent rise might evoke a feeling of euphoria in a lot of folks, but to me it's ominous.  Can you imagine if it actually hit the $100k milestone within a month?  There's no way in hell there wouldn't be a huge selloff and maybe even a crash worse than the last three or so since 2017.

Look, I'm rooting for bitcoin to arrive at the moon and do a little low-gravity dance, but what I'm seeing is price appreciation that's too much, too fast.

[Hallroom]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Currently Bitcoin price reaches 72k but it will never touch 100 before halving. Because if the price of Bitcoin rises rapidly before the halving, investors will not have an opportunity to invest, since we have a post-halving bull run waiting. So in 2025 the bull run Bitcoin price will reach the highest point that the past halving has seen. 2021 has proved that the price of Bitcoin has increased several times more than its past price. So I think the peak bitcoin price will reach in 2025.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

Well , I understand your excitement about bitcoin price rising so high and reaching a new ATH. However, it is still too early to target $100k. If you look at previous increases, resistance often occurs, and corrections from price increases also occur. So, it might be a little difficult to reach $100k in such a short time. However, I think this increase is slow but the potential is large. However, I also still hope to see a $100k price later this year or in 2025.

I think your correct because small obstacle as the ATH occur there is little slowdown that has not speed up though we strongly hope before the halving it may but the prediction is high for this year, if not achieve 2025 as you said can't escape the speculative figure of $100000 but if throughly it get to that this 2024, joy go increase because I will increase my holding.

[kro55]

but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

In my opinion (and take it for what it's worth; I've been wrong so many times it's unbelievable) there's going to be a dip, and probably a big one, well before $100k is reached.  But as I've been writing over and over, bitcoin's recent rise might evoke a feeling of euphoria in a lot of folks, but to me it's ominous.  Can you imagine if it actually hit the $100k milestone within a month?  There's no way in hell there wouldn't be a huge selloff and maybe even a crash worse than the last three or so since 2017.

Look, I'm rooting for bitcoin to arrive at the moon and do a little low-gravity dance, but what I'm seeing is price appreciation that's too much, too fast.

Not only you but most experienced investors are very cautious with bitcoin at the moment, most think there will be a big price drop that will cause bitcoin to fall to the 40k area before rising again and set new ATH. But have you ever thought that when everyone has that thought, bitcoin will continue to increase in price amid everyone's skepticism? The scenario is: bitcoin will continue to skyrocket to $100k and everyone will let their guard down and think that bull season has truly arrived. But that is when there will be a major price drop to bring bitcoin back to the $50k region.

A lot of people are worried because bitcoin is growing so fast, but I think it might be the opposite of what people think.

[Dailyscript]

but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

In my opinion (and take it for what it's worth; I've been wrong so many times it's unbelievable) there's going to be a dip, and probably a big one, well before $100k is reached.  But as I've been writing over and over, bitcoin's recent rise might evoke a feeling of euphoria in a lot of folks, but to me it's ominous.  Can you imagine if it actually hit the $100k milestone within a month?  There's no way in hell there wouldn't be a huge selloff and maybe even a crash worse than the last three or so since 2017.

Look, I'm rooting for bitcoin to arrive at the moon and do a little low-gravity dance, but what I'm seeing is price appreciation that's too much, too fast.

Not only you but most experienced investors are very cautious with bitcoin at the moment, most think there will be a big price drop that will cause bitcoin to fall to the 40k area before rising again and set new ATH. But have you ever thought that when everyone has that thought, bitcoin will continue to increase in price amid everyone's skepticism? The scenario is: bitcoin will continue to skyrocket to $100k and everyone will let their guard down and think that bull season has truly arrived. But that is when there will be a major price drop to bring bitcoin back to the $50k region.

A lot of people are worried because bitcoin is growing so fast, but I think it might be the opposite of what people think.

He should speak for himself. You meant experienced traders, not investors. Any experienced investor understands that so much will go on this year for bitcoin, the halving process, and achieving new ATH. That means for them to  buy bitcoin, they are ready that the price might drop at any point in time, but they are more concerned that the price will break $100k before the end of the year. This investor understands that there are better benefits that await them in the future. If you have been holding your coin for a long time, you don't want to bother about the pricing dropping next week or that. By 2025, bitcoin would be in another level.

[Dave1]

but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

In my opinion (and take it for what it's worth; I've been wrong so many times it's unbelievable) there's going to be a dip, and probably a big one, well before $100k is reached.  But as I've been writing over and over, bitcoin's recent rise might evoke a feeling of euphoria in a lot of folks, but to me it's ominous.  Can you imagine if it actually hit the $100k milestone within a month?  There's no way in hell there wouldn't be a huge selloff and maybe even a crash worse than the last three or so since 2017.

Look, I'm rooting for bitcoin to arrive at the moon and do a little low-gravity dance, but what I'm seeing is price appreciation that's too much, too fast.

Not only you but most experienced investors are very cautious with bitcoin at the moment, most think there will be a big price drop that will cause bitcoin to fall to the 40k area before rising again and set new ATH. But have you ever thought that when everyone has that thought, bitcoin will continue to increase in price amid everyone's skepticism? The scenario is: bitcoin will continue to skyrocket to $100k and everyone will let their guard down and think that bull season has truly arrived. But that is when there will be a major price drop to bring bitcoin back to the $50k region.

For me it's better to just observed the market and be ready for any fall in price and then re-buy and continue to invest even if we enter the bull run or after the halving run. Market price is very volatile, there is no assurance that we might not see any correction. And this is the first time that we have seen new ath pre-halving, so it could be scary for some investors.

A lot of people are worried because bitcoin is growing so fast, but I think it might be the opposite of what people think.

Again, just be wary of what is happening and prepared for the worst. But don't take it negatively, look at the bright side, buy the dip and continue to accumulate. And then wait if we will reach $100k or not till 2025.

[GeorgeJohn]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

the speed of increment of Bitcoin in 2024 it is something high that we have never experienced in cryptocurrency, so it has happened like this in 2017 and The Letter the price of Bitcoin retrace where it started to increase at this moment that the price got to seventy thousand [70k] in value, I believe that cryptocurrency especially Bitcoin is having another shape since this year 2024, so we cannot think otherwise any longer concerning the increment of Bitcoin reaching one hundred thousand [100k] there is every tendency that the price might reach to the point of view of op, and we will not be surprised any longer for the price hits hundred thousand

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Do not expect the price to just be going higher. You can see when it reached all-time-high, it fall to $59100. When it reached $70000, it fall to around $62000. The thing is just hold until it get to $100000 even if there is any decline, the increase will be more.

everyone knows that the price of Bitcoin is unpredictable and what will normally do is assumption and the prediction into cryptocurrency especially Bitcoin so therefore it is obvious that we have never experienced bearish market or a barely season since this year started and what way have you been experiencing is a bullish market so it is possible that the market may reach to what op narrated or figures out.

It actually touched $72k as a new ATH just a few hours ago and suddenly dropped to $70k now it's recovering again.

$100k is too early I think we will see this price after the block halving not now maybe the next is going to break is $80k soon before the block halving.

eighty thousand and seventy thousand [80k/70k] even the one hundred thousand [100k] have something in common, provided that the price is not drop that much in value before it recover, that means their is every tendency or possibility that the price might hits hundred thousand [100k]  before December, because it seems that the price of bitcoin get to this point of value because of the adoption and if the adoption continues to be massive the price may hits to hundred thousand.

I believe a lot of people would realize their gains in the $75k to $80k mark, it's because it's appealing to have that kind of profit at that level and maybe of course, a lot of people have their buy levels ready as well so it would just make the market. It will not be a straight line above but it would reach higher and then $100k and beyond.

I'm in support that price of bitcoin might be above hundred thousand, and my objective is that the price continue to accelerate and since it kickoff to accelerate it has not drop below three dollars and that is while I believe that price may reach op point of view, I know quite well that cryptocurrency Market and mostly bitcoin is unpredictable but the price of bitcoin this time astonished every investor for fast approach of its market increment.

[jaberwock]

For me it's better to just observed the market and be ready for any fall in price and then re-buy and continue to invest even if we enter the bull run or after the halving run. Market price is very volatile, there is no assurance that we might not see any correction. And this is the first time that we have seen new ath pre-halving, so it could be scary for some investors.

Yeah, at the same time buying the dip is the most important part but we are not at the dip anymore, so all you can do is constantly keep buying whenever you get some money, that's how you should approach this in the end.

I believe that we are going to end up with a good return here and there, which should be the most important part. I get that people are not approaching things like they are the most valuable things, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with a great increase right away, so we still have time to buy some bitcoins. If we do that, from 70k to 100k means nearly 50% profit, and that is great for half a year time, and in half a year that could happen. This is why we should be considering investing even at this price.

[EarnOnVictor]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Even yesterday when you made this post, Bitcoin still almost hit $73,000. This is the level I know it would hit before the end of this week and before the end of this month in extension, it might have hit $80,000 which is very close to the $100,000 that everyone is now expecting. However, contrary to your remark that history is happening again, you are wrong, no history is happening but Bitcoin has performed beyond the expectations of people. If you look at the history, you would realise that Bitcoin is doing entirely something else now than what it did in the past.

No one ever believed that Bitcoin would have breached its all-time high before the halving so no history is repeating in any form, but more surprises are happening and will happen more as Bitcoin ages more. One thing that is sure going forward is that Bitcoin is in its bullish season and it will maximise it as much as possible. I expect it to hit the much-expected $100,000 pretty soon and from there, it can launch higher. But I do not see it moving above $150,000 this season no matter how much it tries. What is helping it now is the strong FOMO sentiment, this was made possible before the halving expectation that couples with the ETF saga of the last half of last year. The ETF itself is not yielding fruit yet, but as the market psychology would have it, the FOMO it brought due to the huge long-term bullish trend caused by it will always attract more investors.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We have seen Bitcoin reach an all-time high of $73k. Bitcoin continues to make new highs, breaking the analysis of many in many ways. The way Bitcoin is starting to grow, it looks like Bitcoin will stay in the $80,000 range very soon. However, Bitcoin is expected to go higher from here without any major decline. If Bitcoin price goes to $100k before the bull season then I think Bitcoin price can go above $100k to $200k in a bull market. So hold on those who invested you will surely get more success.

[Kemarit]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We have seen Bitcoin reach an all-time high of $73k. Bitcoin continues to make new highs, breaking the analysis of many in many ways. The way Bitcoin is starting to grow, it looks like Bitcoin will stay in the $80,000 range very soon. However, Bitcoin is expected to go higher from here without any major decline. If Bitcoin price goes to $100k before the bull season then I think Bitcoin price can go above $100k to $200k in a bull market. So hold on those who invested you will surely get more success.

It was a surprised in the beginning when we reaches new all time high before the halving. And then there was the speculation that after that, we might see a huge correction. Unfortunately, those who have predicted it could be wrong though as we continue to march into the $70,000 range and still going up to this time.

But we will have to wait and see, let's say we will cross the bridge when we get there. So $100,000 is the next conservative estimates this year. But we're still very far from it. Although halving is coming next month, we should not get excited, this bull run will at least take us to next year 2025 and that's where the fun begins, everyone holding their breathe and continue to accumulate to get profits for our all time high in 6 figure.

[STT]

Great pullback occuring today, if that were to hold its very bullish in a similar fashion to what has happened previously.   A pullback is quite ironic, its improvement that looks like a worse price the point being that volume testing supporting resolved to continue upwards is far stronger then it would be untested.  Think of it as hammering a steel sword, better to test in the process then go ahead without ever resolving weakness and sellers in the price.  

Now we have seen support tested, if daily and weekly bar closes in a positive resolution then remain optimistic for further gains like 78k price target stated overhead.

[BALIK]

but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

In my opinion (and take it for what it's worth; I've been wrong so many times it's unbelievable) there's going to be a dip, and probably a big one, well before $100k is reached.  But as I've been writing over and over, bitcoin's recent rise might evoke a feeling of euphoria in a lot of folks, but to me it's ominous.  Can you imagine if it actually hit the $100k milestone within a month?  There's no way in hell there wouldn't be a huge selloff and maybe even a crash worse than the last three or so since 2017.

Look, I'm rooting for bitcoin to arrive at the moon and do a little low-gravity dance, but what I'm seeing is price appreciation that's too much, too fast.

Not only you but most experienced investors are very cautious with bitcoin at the moment, most think there will be a big price drop that will cause bitcoin to fall to the 40k area before rising again and set new ATH. But have you ever thought that when everyone has that thought, bitcoin will continue to increase in price amid everyone's skepticism? The scenario is: bitcoin will continue to skyrocket to $100k and everyone will let their guard down and think that bull season has truly arrived. But that is when there will be a major price drop to bring bitcoin back to the $50k region.

For me it's better to just observed the market and be ready for any fall in price and then re-buy and continue to invest even if we enter the bull run or after the halving run. Market price is very volatile, there is no assurance that we might not see any correction. And this is the first time that we have seen new ath pre-halving, so it could be scary for some investors.

A lot of people are worried because bitcoin is growing so fast, but I think it might be the opposite of what people think.

Again, just be wary of what is happening and prepared for the worst. But don't take it negatively, look at the bright side, buy the dip and continue to accumulate. And then wait if we will reach $100k or not till 2025.

In investing, each person will have a different view and opinion about the market, we are all just giving our opinion about the market. And we all have no guarantee that our view of the market will be 100% correct. As investors, I think we should prepare for every possible situation. We still maintain our opinion, but that doesn't mean we will be subjective or not think about the opposite scenario. I think the hardest bear season is over and we have overcome it and the bull season is here, why do we continue to be afraid now?

[Sexylizzy2813]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

[Obim34]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

I will not say or admit if the road towards Bitcoin hitting a $100k price value is or would be rough, rather it has ever been a smooth one, little corrections and in no time we are getting a new all time high. Many believed to see Bitcoin price increase getting towards the halving but not to this extent of setting a new price mark. We should be more confident to seeing Bitcoin increase above $75k up to $80k before the halving and we should aswell get more realistic to see the market experiencing deep corrections, taking more advantage of adding to our portfolio.

[Sexylizzy2813]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

I will not say or admit if the road towards Bitcoin hitting a $100k price value is or would be rough, rather it has ever been a smooth one, little corrections and in no time we are getting a new all time high. Many believed to see Bitcoin price increase getting towards the halving but not to this extent of setting a new price mark. We should be more confident to seeing Bitcoin increase above $75k up to $80k before the halving and we should aswell get more realistic to see the market experiencing deep corrections, taking more advantage of adding to our portfolio.

I believe that with or without any corrections as how we are getting a positive signal that's we're going to get a new ATH, $70k or $72k is not it yet, before the halving period a new record would be set. The market price is making a positive movement to a greater height in no time. Traders and investors as the case maybe are definitely going to make more profit in this halving more than the previous one and is only those who are willing to hodl that can have more profit but let's take it 1 step at a time to get to that $100k.

[Dailyscript]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

I will not say or admit if the road towards Bitcoin hitting a $100k price value is or would be rough, rather it has ever been a smooth one, little corrections and in no time we are getting a new all time high. Many believed to see Bitcoin price increase getting towards the halving but not to this extent of setting a new price mark. We should be more confident to seeing Bitcoin increase above $75k up to $80k before the halving and we should aswell get more realistic to see the market experiencing deep corrections, taking more advantage of adding to our portfolio.

It isn't smooth, buddy. The fact that the price is rising significantly doesn't mean there won't be any bottom movement. Trust me, it has always happened in bitcoin history. Volatility is what happens every time. Sometimes you just see the price of bitcoin going up so fast and consistently, and you think nothing else will happen. Price will fall, and price will rise. If nothing like this ever happens, just know that there is something wrong.

[Franctoshi]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

There have been numerous expectations on Bitcoin reaching to $100k per coin, sure if history repeats itself completely just as it has started already, $100k is a very achievable price for Bitcoin in the immediate short term, But I'm thinking that the smart money guys will tend to play around that zone because we will have so many sell pressure coming into play at that point, either it will not reach exactly and get a major correction just as we saw what happened when got to the previous ATH, if we are very close to the price before Halving, we'll not pass 100k and get a pullback.

[kawetsriyanto]

We have seen Bitcoin reach an all-time high of $73k. Bitcoin continues to make new highs, breaking the analysis of many in many ways. The way Bitcoin is starting to grow, it looks like Bitcoin will stay in the $80,000 range very soon.

Yep. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin crossed $73k today. The highest price of Bitcoin today was $73,637. Currently, Bitcoin can survive around $73,100 - $73,300. I think we may have another pump to try crossing $75k if Bitcoin can survive above $73,000 in the next few hours. No doubt that Bitcoin price trend is very strong to continue growing quickly. I'm not sure if we will have $80k very soon, I still assume it should the price of Bitcoin when the halving will be happening.

However, Bitcoin is expected to go higher from here without any major decline. If Bitcoin price goes to $100k before the bull season then I think Bitcoin price can go above $100k to $200k in a bull market. So hold on those who invested you will surely get more success.

There should be a major decline in the next few weeks or months. I'm sure there will be a big dump if many people sell their Bitcoin during the halving. It is not very surprising if people will try to take profits as many as possible when the price can cross $80k. People who bought their Bitcoin at the price $20k - $30k may take profits earlier because they already feel satisfied with the profits.

By the way, we are already in the bullish season. Why do you think it is still not in the bull season yet? 

[Obim34]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

I will not say or admit if the road towards Bitcoin hitting a $100k price value is or would be rough, rather it has ever been a smooth one, little corrections and in no time we are getting a new all time high. Many believed to see Bitcoin price increase getting towards the halving but not to this extent of setting a new price mark. We should be more confident to seeing Bitcoin increase above $75k up to $80k before the halving and we should aswell get more realistic to see the market experiencing deep corrections, taking more advantage of adding to our portfolio.

I believe that with or without any corrections as how we are getting a positive signal that's we're going to get a new ATH, $70k or $72k is not it yet, before the halving period a new record would be set. The market price is making a positive movement to a greater height in no time. Traders and investors as the case maybe are definitely going to make more profit in this halving more than the previous one and is only those who are willing to hodl that can have more profit but let's take it 1 step at a time to get to that $100k.

It's compulsory to experience correction, it has always been that way and aswell makes the growth of Bitcoin more stable and probably able to withstand any form of resistance to reach a new price. The market now flows in a manner at which after every correction, we often get to hit new price mark. Already at $73k no much difference getting close to $80k and above, probably to $100k before or after the halving.

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

I will not say or admit if the road towards Bitcoin hitting a $100k price value is or would be rough, rather it has ever been a smooth one, little corrections and in no time we are getting a new all time high. Many believed to see Bitcoin price increase getting towards the halving but not to this extent of setting a new price mark. We should be more confident to seeing Bitcoin increase above $75k up to $80k before the halving and we should aswell get more realistic to see the market experiencing deep corrections, taking more advantage of adding to our portfolio.

It isn't smooth, buddy. The fact that the price is rising significantly doesn't mean there won't be any bottom movement. Trust me, it has always happened in bitcoin history. Volatility is what happens every time. Sometimes you just see the price of bitcoin going up so fast and consistently, and you think nothing else will happen. Price will fall, and price will rise. If nothing like this ever happens, just know that there is something wrong.

I know for sure we are going to see one big correction that may send more people into doubt but not undermining, would result to another great opportunity to accumulate even more Bitcoin.

[Sexylizzy2813]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

I will not say or admit if the road towards Bitcoin hitting a $100k price value is or would be rough, rather it has ever been a smooth one, little corrections and in no time we are getting a new all time high. Many believed to see Bitcoin price increase getting towards the halving but not to this extent of setting a new price mark. We should be more confident to seeing Bitcoin increase above $75k up to $80k before the halving and we should aswell get more realistic to see the market experiencing deep corrections, taking more advantage of adding to our portfolio.

I believe that with or without any corrections as how we are getting a positive signal that's we're going to get a new ATH, $70k or $72k is not it yet, before the halving period a new record would be set. The market price is making a positive movement to a greater height in no time. Traders and investors as the case maybe are definitely going to make more profit in this halving more than the previous one and is only those who are willing to hodl that can have more profit but let's take it 1 step at a time to get to that $100k.

It's compulsory to experience correction, it has always been that way and aswell makes the growth of Bitcoin more stable and probably able to withstand any form of resistance to reach a new price. The market now flows in a manner at which after every correction, we often get to hit new price mark. Already at $73k no much difference getting close to $80k and above, probably to $100k before or after the halving.

Which means it has to be done as quick as possible for us to get a new figure because we all have a target, an expectation on the market price. For almost 5 days if I'm not mistaken, we have been seeing the price running from $70-72k and currently we have Bitcoin price at $73k and it seems is going to be at that amount for the reminder part of this week before some how making a change and I don't think we should be bothered when we get this delay before moving to a new price. So $73k is going to be the amount we get to see for maybe 2 days or more before $74-77k comes in, but $80k+ must be achieved before end of the month.

[Alpha Marine]

Bitcoin is at 73k. That's a new ATH before the next halving and we're still approximately 36 days away from the next halving. In 36 days bitcoin might get to $80k. If it's such bullish before the halving, how do you think it would be in after the halving?
Right now bitcoin getting to $100k is almost certain.
I was doubtful about bitcoin getting to a $100k before the bull run, but now I am more than convinced. In fact, I even saw people that believed it would get to $200k as overreaching, but now I can see that there's a chance of bitcoin getting to $200k during this bull run or somewhere close to that number.
If the bull seasons continue till the end of the year, it would get to $200k.

[justdimin]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

I am not sure if it will be before the halving, but I am sure that it will do fine. I get that it is not going to be easy, and I get that it will take some time, but at this point I think it's quite clear that we are going to be not really looking at it all that carefully.

I hope to see something changing, and for that to happen we are going to end up with a much larger situation. I know that we are going to have some trouble with corrections along the way as well so we need to be careful about it. Many things could go very wrong and this is why we believe that we are going to just assume things will change. I think the best thing to do in this case right now would be considering how to grow stronger eventually and be better.

[Obim34]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We're going to see Bitcoin price getting to $100k before the halving period but it all depends on the movement of Bitcoin price, I always use that to judge if Bitcoin price will get to an expected amount. Nobody believed it will get to $70k and now we're having Bitcoin price at $72k and is going up and down, at this early stage of this month of March it has been positive and I'm expecting $75k soon before getting to $80k and when that happens I see $100k+ coming up.

I will not say or admit if the road towards Bitcoin hitting a $100k price value is or would be rough, rather it has ever been a smooth one, little corrections and in no time we are getting a new all time high. Many believed to see Bitcoin price increase getting towards the halving but not to this extent of setting a new price mark. We should be more confident to seeing Bitcoin increase above $75k up to $80k before the halving and we should aswell get more realistic to see the market experiencing deep corrections, taking more advantage of adding to our portfolio.

I believe that with or without any corrections as how we are getting a positive signal that's we're going to get a new ATH, $70k or $72k is not it yet, before the halving period a new record would be set. The market price is making a positive movement to a greater height in no time. Traders and investors as the case maybe are definitely going to make more profit in this halving more than the previous one and is only those who are willing to hodl that can have more profit but let's take it 1 step at a time to get to that $100k.

It's compulsory to experience correction, it has always been that way and aswell makes the growth of Bitcoin more stable and probably able to withstand any form of resistance to reach a new price. The market now flows in a manner at which after every correction, we often get to hit new price mark. Already at $73k no much difference getting close to $80k and above, probably to $100k before or after the halving.

Which means it has to be done as quick as possible for us to get a new figure because we all have a target, an expectation on the market price. For almost 5 days if I'm not mistaken, we have been seeing the price running from $70-72k and currently we have Bitcoin price at $73k and it seems is going to be at that amount for the reminder part of this week before some how making a change and I don't think we should be bothered when we get this delay before moving to a new price. So $73k is going to be the amount we get to see for maybe 2 days or more before $74-77k comes in, but $80k+ must be achieved before end of the month.

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

[ShowOff]

Which means it has to be done as quick as possible for us to get a new figure because we all have a target, an expectation on the market price. For almost 5 days if I'm not mistaken, we have been seeing the price running from $70-72k and currently we have Bitcoin price at $73k and it seems is going to be at that amount for the reminder part of this week before some how making a change and I don't think we should be bothered when we get this delay before moving to a new price. So $73k is going to be the amount we get to see for maybe 2 days or more before $74-77k comes in, but $80k+ must be achieved before end of the month.

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

If that were true, then people really wouldn't sell them but would buy a lot. The problem is that no one knows whether this is a correction that will continue or just a short correction before the price finally tests new resistance above $73k. All possibilities will exist and you have to consider them wisely, but you definitely don't need to worry if you have long-term targets with bitcoin right now. The current correction is an opportunity for accumulation, it is hoped that it will provide many returns in the long term.

I don't think $80k will be touched before the halving because now we are already too high compared to previous halving history. A correction is much more likely than reaching a higher ATH, but I could be wrong as the current market sentiment is very positive making the price even more difficult to predict.

[DaNNy001]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We have seen Bitcoin reach an all-time high of $73k. Bitcoin continues to make new highs, breaking the analysis of many in many ways. The way Bitcoin is starting to grow, it looks like Bitcoin will stay in the $80,000 range very soon. However, Bitcoin is expected to go higher from here without any major decline. If Bitcoin price goes to $100k before the bull season then I think Bitcoin price can go above $100k to $200k in a bull market. So hold on those who invested you will surely get more success.

I don't understand what you mean by Bitcoin reaching 100k before the bull season, I mean what season will you then classify this now. I like to believe that we are already in the bull market and thats why the price is making massive progress and it's very clear also because other coins too have all started pushing up. Although I think I understand the reason why you feel this isn't yet a bull season, is it because the halving isn't here yet? Well one thing about Bitcoin price movement is that it's volatile and completely understanding it is almost impossible.

[ajiz138]

We have seen Bitcoin reach an all-time high of $73k. Bitcoin continues to make new highs, breaking the analysis of many in many ways. The way Bitcoin is starting to grow, it looks like Bitcoin will stay in the $80,000 range very soon. However, Bitcoin is expected to go higher from here without any major decline. If Bitcoin price goes to $100k before the bull season then I think Bitcoin price can go above $100k to $200k in a bull market. So hold on those who invested you will surely get more success.

I don't understand what you mean by Bitcoin reaching 100k before the bull season, I mean what season will you then classify this now. I like to believe that we are already in the bull market and thats why the price is making massive progress and it's very clear also because other coins too have all started pushing up. Although I think I understand the reason why you feel this isn't yet a bull season, is it because the halving isn't here yet? Well one thing about Bitcoin price movement is that it's volatile and completely understanding it is almost impossible.

Maybe he meant that before the halving it was not fully bullish.
Yes we are at the beginning of a bull market that continues to increase especially this is not yet a halving event so bullish has entered earlier that we even bitcoin has a new ATH.
But by doing technical analysis can help see the price movement of bitcoin even though it will not be entirely correct, but we know as long as it is in a bull market the price of bitcoin will definitely continue to rise and grow rapidly.

[LogitechMouse]

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I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Just a few hours ago, we've seen a major drop in the crypto market. We've seen Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 and currently at $69,731.83 based on Coingecko.
TBH, I expected for a correction after we've seen consecutive price increases on the price of Bitcoin.

We all have high expectations that Bitcoin will reach $100,000 anytime during the bull run, but don't expect that it will be a smooth ride. Expect some price corrections. Maybe not major decline in prices like a double-digit percentage drop, but at we will see some market corrections along the way. I don't think that Bitcoin will stay below $70,000 for quite some time since I see that price as a psychological support already, but if it does happen then at least the market is giving those investors another opportunity to buy Bitcoin again at a lower price.

Take note that dips = opportunities. Market corrections = opportunities for investors to buy even more in preparation for the bull run.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

It actually touched $72k as a new ATH just a few hours ago and suddenly dropped to $70k now it's recovering again.

$100k is too early I think we will see this price after the block halving not now maybe the next is going to break is $80k soon before the block halving.

Yes I so believe on this your too early though the move is  significant one but have seen the force to move it as to attain $100000 though all speculation may work before the halven but for those who rely much $100000 should monitor the movement well.

[dunfida]

Which means it has to be done as quick as possible for us to get a new figure because we all have a target, an expectation on the market price. For almost 5 days if I'm not mistaken, we have been seeing the price running from $70-72k and currently we have Bitcoin price at $73k and it seems is going to be at that amount for the reminder part of this week before some how making a change and I don't think we should be bothered when we get this delay before moving to a new price. So $73k is going to be the amount we get to see for maybe 2 days or more before $74-77k comes in, but $80k+ must be achieved before end of the month.

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

If that were true, then people really wouldn't sell them but would buy a lot. The problem is that no one knows whether this is a correction that will continue or just a short correction before the price finally tests new resistance above $73k. All possibilities will exist and you have to consider them wisely, but you definitely don't need to worry if you have long-term targets with bitcoin right now. The current correction is an opportunity for accumulation, it is hoped that it will provide many returns in the long term.

I don't think $80k will be touched before the halving because now we are already too high compared to previous halving history. A correction is much more likely than reaching a higher ATH, but I could be wrong as the current market sentiment is very positive making the price even more difficult to predict.

One of the things that people would really be having in mind is on that correction on which we know that this is something that cant really be determined on when it would happen and this is the main thing on where
investors or traders would really be trying out to consider before making that all in invest or DCA on which we know that we are still on pre-halving period on which we cant really be able to tell on when it would happen.

Pretty sure that people are really that be skeptical on buying on the current prices considering that new ATH's have been made through but not really that too far off with the previous ones on which it would really be normal that there would really be some sort of those questions in mind on when the correction do happen? We've seen the price had made out some rally and bullish movement quite a while now on which it would really be that normal that giving out that kind of vibes that correction is really that next in line.

$100k? I should say that it is really that inevitable but we should be minding first about +10k increments breaking out resistances like 80k-90k-100k.
For sure this wont really be a smooth ride.

[Sexylizzy2813]

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

I never saw Bitcoin going back down to $69k all the way from $73k and if the correction has been made why going back to an amount we have left few weeks ago? Is some how not approaching the expected amount to me. But I still hope to witness a surprising amount like you said, if we get to see the market price still at $73k till tomorrow and not going back down to $72k or $71k then it would be a step up to either $74-75k or even above that, but for now the market price is a bit slow.

[lienfaye]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

$100k is possible to reach, but too early to say for now. As the price after reaching the new ath had a correction (though it's just moving in range of $70k - $72k). Many of us are bullish that the price can go higher than what it was currently and it might happen after bull run. Well, only time can tell because anything is still possible.

Anyway, it's better to be prepared and focus on how you can take advantage the price for your own benefit.

[Chibit01]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

$100k is possible to reach, but too early to say for now. As the price after reaching the new ath had a correction (though it's just moving in range of $70k - $72k). Many of us are bullish that the price can go higher than what it was currently and it might happen after bull run. Well, only time can tell because anything is still possible.

Anyway, it's better to be prepared and focus on how you can take advantage the price for your own benefit.

I believe so sure when it is already $72k today's  chart how much more days to come definitely we are heading to $100k already we are running higher and higher every day BTC all the way ....

[ScamViruS]

I believe so sure when it is already $72k today's  chart how much more days to come definitely we are heading to $100k already we are running higher and higher every day BTC all the way ....

Bitcoin has that potential to go to 100k and we expect Bitcoin to go to this price one day and turn our expectations into reality. And we have come a long way to see that, which can be understood by looking at the Bitcoin market. However, as everyone in the Bitcoin market now expects Bitcoin to go to this level quickly, it occurs to me that when the majority thinks in one direction, the market reacts in the opposite direction. So in the short term we may see high volatility in the market so that Bitcoin gets a base for its next move.

[lepbagong]

I think your correct because small obstacle as the ATH occur there is little slowdown that has not speed up though we strongly hope before the halving it may but the prediction is high for this year, if not achieve 2025 as you said can't escape the speculative figure of $100000 but if throughly it get to that this 2024, joy go increase because I will increase my holding.

Actually, bitcoin does that continuously and has nothing to do with when it reaches ATH. Every time bitcoin increases and is corrected, it will continue to stagnate for a while at a price that cannot yet be passed, but once it has passed it will increase quite sharply, the same as now. This is difficult for Bitcoin to reach $74K, this is a crucial figure that must be passed, so Bitcoin will move up to $80K.

It's still quite a long time into the halving period, and there will always be surprises that occur, whether it will continue to increase or whether there will be a correction. If it continues to increase, then $100K will be reached quickly, but it could also result in an accelerated renewable ATH being formed this year, not next year. We'll see.

[laijsica]

I think your correct because small obstacle as the ATH occur there is little slowdown that has not speed up though we strongly hope before the halving it may but the prediction is high for this year, if not achieve 2025 as you said can't escape the speculative figure of $100000 but if throughly it get to that this 2024, joy go increase because I will increase my holding.

It's still quite a long time into the halving period, and there will always be surprises that occur, whether it will continue to increase or whether there will be a correction. If it continues to increase, then $100K will be reached quickly, but it could also result in an accelerated renewable ATH being formed this year, not next year. We'll see.

Predicting the price of Bitcoin is actually a bit difficult. But maybe a slight drop for correction...it won't last, the red bull running is unstoppable. We may see many more ATH this year. It's time to buy the DIP.

[rodskee]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Lets share the status of Bitcoin now https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/ while I
believe bitcoin will hitting 100k , but the question here is when this will take place or happen, because
the more we expect is the more we fail mate.and as you are asking about decline ?seems that we are
having it now.

[Ayers]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Lets share the status of Bitcoin now https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/ while I
believe bitcoin will hitting 100k , but the question here is when this will take place or happen, because
the more we expect is the more we fail mate.and as you are asking about decline ?seems that we are
having it now.

Today bitcoin fell from $73k to $65k and my estimate is 8%-10%, is that considered major decline? To me, bitcoin can increase 10%-20% in 1 day, so if it drops 10% it's not too terrible for us to panic. We cannot expect bitcoin to go from $70k$ to $100k$ without any minor correction, no financial market or asset can do that and bitcoin is no exception. When bitcoin drops 30-50%, those are really significant corrections for us to pay more attention to, IMO.

[FanEagle]

I believe that during the summer people will probably take a break. Think of it like summer vacation, which is not really unreal because many people do take vacations, money markets are not usually as crowded during summer as it is during winter and spring. So, I am assuming that 100k will not happen during the summer.

But, people who realize they spent a lot during the summer will come back during September (maybe late august) to realize that what they did was actually not a good idea and they will end up with something much worse. I think it is going to be a lot better and a lot more higher than 100k during those periods. Maybe it won't be September, but it will start to go up there, and peak at October or November. That could be a possibility.

[Moreno233]

Lets share the status of Bitcoin now https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/ while I
believe bitcoin will hitting 100k , but the question here is when this will take place or happen, because
the more we expect is the more we fail mate.and as you are asking about decline ?seems that we are
having it now.

Today bitcoin fell from $73k to $65k and my estimate is 8%-10%, is that considered major decline? To me, bitcoin can increase 10%-20% in 1 day, so if it drops 10% it's not too terrible for us to panic. We cannot expect bitcoin to go from $70k$ to $100k$ without any minor correction, no financial market or asset can do that and bitcoin is no exception. When bitcoin drops 30-50%, those are really significant corrections for us to pay more attention to, IMO.

Anyone who panics for the retracement we are seeing in the market does not really understand how the Bitcoin price moves. In every bull market, there will always be some minor corrections such as we have now where price has now corrected up to 8%. This is too insignificant to make us panic or conclude that we have now entered bear market. A volatile asset like Bitcoin can correct as much as 20% to 30% and still recover quickly to continue the predominant movement. Understanding this reality will help give the investor the much needed peace of mind while Bitcoin to do its thing. There is halving happening soon, a huge positive news that is expected to make Bitcoin price rise higher. Anyone panicking now because of the little retracement have to understand that the bull market is far from being over.

[Republikcoin.com]

It's still quite a long time into the halving period, and there will always be surprises that occur, whether it will continue to increase or whether there will be a correction. If it continues to increase, then $100K will be reached quickly, but it could also result in an accelerated renewable ATH being formed this year, not next year. We'll see.

A new ATH has indeed been formed this year before the halving, but for the next price increase in Bitcoin, I think it is certainly difficult to predict. Although the potential for a general increase in price is still possible, judging from the amount of demand which is still quite high in Bitcoin at the moment and now Bitcoin's journey to get to $100K seems to be a reality even though Bitcoin still has to cross several unusual price levels to get there.

Predicting the price of Bitcoin is actually a bit difficult. But maybe a slight drop for correction...it won't last, the red bull running is unstoppable. We may see many more ATH this year. It's time to buy the DIP.

The opportunity is still very wide open and now it must be utilized very well because today there is a slight price correction that has been seen in the Bitcoin market. I also think that this will not last long with Bitcoin because the potential price increase will continue for the next price level such as $75K to $100K. But I also don't know whether that will happen before the halving.

[aylabadia05]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Expecting continued improvement without any decline is rare to my knowledge. The increase that we have felt so far has stopped. The rate of increase graph may have been interrupted today which can be expected until the halving.

Bitcoin price is now $68k. It could be that the previous ATH of $69k will be the latest support price for the next increase which will reach $100k.
This decline will be a new hope for investors to put more Bitcoin into savings.
If the price continues to decline to below $60k but we don't try to have more than the current amount, when it re-enters the rise, the hope of enjoying big profits is a thing of the past.

[ShowOff]

If that were true, then people really wouldn't sell them but would buy a lot. The problem is that no one knows whether this is a correction that will continue or just a short correction before the price finally tests new resistance above $73k. All possibilities will exist and you have to consider them wisely, but you definitely don't need to worry if you have long-term targets with bitcoin right now. The current correction is an opportunity for accumulation, it is hoped that it will provide many returns in the long term.

I don't think $80k will be touched before the halving because now we are already too high compared to previous halving history. A correction is much more likely than reaching a higher ATH, but I could be wrong as the current market sentiment is very positive making the price even more difficult to predict.

One of the things that people would really be having in mind is on that correction on which we know that this is something that cant really be determined on when it would happen and this is the main thing on where
investors or traders would really be trying out to consider before making that all in invest or DCA on which we know that we are still on pre-halving period on which we cant really be able to tell on when it would happen.

Pretty sure that people are really that be skeptical on buying on the current prices considering that new ATH's have been made through but not really that too far off with the previous ones on which it would really be normal that there would really be some sort of those questions in mind on when the correction do happen? We've seen the price had made out some rally and bullish movement quite a while now on which it would really be that normal that giving out that kind of vibes that correction is really that next in line.

$100k? I should say that it is really that inevitable but we should be minding first about +10k increments breaking out resistances like 80k-90k-100k.
For sure this wont really be a smooth ride.

It is reasonable to be skeptical that people will not buy around the ATH even if they want to accumulate. Personally I probably won't, but it's more likely to wait for a correction before I accumulate. The opportunity will come to buy at a price below the ATH, even today the opportunity is there if I want to do it.

Today Bitcoin experienced very high volatility where the price was corrected to $65k then recovered to $70k and fell again to $67k. Obviously this will affect some people's emotions and plans for the assets they hold, but the best thing right now is accumulation rather than panicking to get out and sell assets. We'll get strong hands holding, while weak ones will sell in panic.

[MFahad]

However, as everyone in the Bitcoin market now expects Bitcoin to go to this level quickly, it occurs to me that when the majority thinks in one direction, the market reacts in the opposite direction. So in the short term we may see high volatility in the market so that Bitcoin gets a base for its next move.

There is no doubt about that because we can't expect the market to keep going up straight without any dips or corrections because that is now how a volatile market works and we should expect both ups and downs in the prices of different cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin has surprised the whole market with its current run to almost $74k because most people weren't expecting it to even get to $60k before the halving event which is yet to come but it managed to cross $74k which makes it more evident that the market in this cycle will probably go way higher than the previous bull run.

[freedomgo]

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

I never saw Bitcoin going back down to $69k all the way from $73k and if the correction has been made why going back to an amount we have left few weeks ago? Is some how not approaching the expected amount to me. But I still hope to witness a surprising amount like you said, if we get to see the market price still at $73k till tomorrow and not going back down to $72k or $71k then it would be a step up to either $74-75k or even above that, but for now the market price is a bit slow.

Bitcoin is currently priced at &69k and I have this feeling that it will drop again but most likely won’t never go below &60k. This is a sign that we are heading for a bigger price and a new all time high after this, so we should get ready with it. However, instead of worrying about the price getting low, why not grab the opportunity of buying low and maximize the purchase. This won’t take too long and we will see bitcoin price skyrocketing again.

[shinratensei_]

Bitcoin is currently priced at &69k and I have this feeling that it will drop again but most likely won’t never go below &60k. This is a sign that we are heading for a bigger price and a new all time high after this, so we should get ready with it. However, instead of worrying about the price getting low, why not grab the opportunity of buying low and maximize the purchase. This won’t take too long and we will see bitcoin price skyrocketing again.

agreed with this probably gonna be dropping a bit but I know for a fact that the drop won't be that much either, its probably only drop to $50k worst case scenario for accumulation it probably gonna take few weeks before starting taking off again you know the price needs to consolidate at some point and thats right as you said instead of focused on the price itself since its already dropping a little bit anyway it might be better chance for investing since i've seen many thread talking about whether they are too late.

talking from the past experiences is, its only too late when the price is already going up too high that people are dumping their coin but then again even those people that are buying at all time high with just waiting could escape from their loss and instead made quite the profit, crypto is a game of timing and waiting.
but if anyone worried about investing when price already went above $60k thats up to them.

[YUriy1991]

Even though after the release of the US inflation data it caused the market to waver, the average market was dumping because they were worried that their assets would fall again, but the selling pressure was still normal, but in general the F&G Index was still good and at its peak level.

Yes. The enthusiasm Road to 100K will no longer waver in the future and it is likely that the market will continue to rise, coupled with more and more coming to the market, especially with the opening of the Spot ETF which is another entry point so that the prospect of BTC prices will be further pushed upwards.

[Obim34]

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

I never saw Bitcoin going back down to $69k all the way from $73k and if the correction has been made why going back to an amount we have left few weeks ago? Is some how not approaching the expected amount to me. But I still hope to witness a surprising amount like you said, if we get to see the market price still at $73k till tomorrow and not going back down to $72k or $71k then it would be a step up to either $74-75k or even above that, but for now the market price is a bit slow.

Seeing Bitcoin at $67k, most people are already scared and wondering how DIP the market has gone from $73k to what it is now, which it doesn't call for becoming worried, likely we should have expected something much like this to happen, the road to $100k is smooth but aswell not that much smoother than we expected. Market corrections like this are bound to happen, to help strengthen the price movement during the pump to making all time high.

[8rch7]

Last two days correction after dropping under $67k bitcoin have slowly recovery and back to $69k, its close with bitcoin road to $100k before few weeks later halving moment. Little shocked last day when bitcoin price dropping drastically after raising new all time high above $73k and dropping drastically.
Usually after correction moment bitcoin will back to the higher price and waiting few moment awhile break out more than the last all time high price, I think if bitcoin can't break out to $100k before halving seems very difficult to raise that price after halving.
Almost investors already for selling their bitcoin when halving moment over and waiting bitcoin correction after halving time, this my speculation based on last several halving edition and bitcoin crash after halving moment.

[Baofeng]

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

I never saw Bitcoin going back down to $69k all the way from $73k and if the correction has been made why going back to an amount we have left few weeks ago? Is some how not approaching the expected amount to me. But I still hope to witness a surprising amount like you said, if we get to see the market price still at $73k till tomorrow and not going back down to $72k or $71k then it would be a step up to either $74-75k or even above that, but for now the market price is a bit slow.

Seeing Bitcoin at $67k, most people are already scared and wondering how DIP the market has gone from $73k to what it is now, which it doesn't call for becoming worried, likely we should have expected something much like this to happen, the road to $100k is smooth but aswell not that much smoother than we expected. Market corrections like this are bound to happen, to help strengthen the price movement during the pump to making all time high.

Nah, I don't think we need to be scared of this dip, $67k is still big pre-halving price though, although we have reach $73k but what we are seeing is just another correction. It is bound to happen and it's good though so that we can get back in the market at this dip.

So far it has bounce back, I wouldn't be surprised that by Monday or next week we will be back to $70k and then the bulls going to push it as high as they can. Institutional money and obviously retail as the one pouring everything. We just had to take a break this weekend, that's it.

[Oasisman]

Usually after correction moment bitcoin will back to the higher price and waiting few moment awhile break out more than the last all time high price, I think if bitcoin can't break out to $100k before halving seems very difficult to raise that price after halving.
Almost investors already for selling their bitcoin when halving moment over and waiting bitcoin correction after halving time, this my speculation based on last several halving edition and bitcoin crash after halving moment.

Seems really difficult for bitcoin to reach $100k before halving, we only have a few weeks more left before the halving takes place and yes a lot of people are taking advantage of bitcoin's most recent surge to a new ATH. Well, that's kind of expected everytime bitcoin reach new heights. However, I am quite positive that bitcoin may reach that milestone in the next several months after the halving. The post halving is the usual trend where bitcoin will make an unprecedented bullrun. Could be in the last quarter of 2024 or early in 2025. More and more people are starting to believe it will happen sooner after witnessing bitcoin breaking a new ATH just before the halving.

[Ayers]

Lets share the status of Bitcoin now https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/ while I
believe bitcoin will hitting 100k , but the question here is when this will take place or happen, because
the more we expect is the more we fail mate.and as you are asking about decline ?seems that we are
having it now.

Today bitcoin fell from $73k to $65k and my estimate is 8%-10%, is that considered major decline? To me, bitcoin can increase 10%-20% in 1 day, so if it drops 10% it's not too terrible for us to panic. We cannot expect bitcoin to go from $70k$ to $100k$ without any minor correction, no financial market or asset can do that and bitcoin is no exception. When bitcoin drops 30-50%, those are really significant corrections for us to pay more attention to, IMO.

Anyone who panics for the retracement we are seeing in the market does not really understand how the Bitcoin price moves. In every bull market, there will always be some minor corrections such as we have now where price has now corrected up to 8%. This is too insignificant to make us panic or conclude that we have now entered bear market. A volatile asset like Bitcoin can correct as much as 20% to 30% and still recover quickly to continue the predominant movement. Understanding this reality will help give the investor the much needed peace of mind while Bitcoin to do its thing. There is halving happening soon, a huge positive news that is expected to make Bitcoin price rise higher. Anyone panicking now because of the little retracement have to understand that the bull market is far from being over.

I think most understand how bitcoin moves but people are making the mistake that they are expecting bitcoin to increase in price every day and they are constantly checking bitcoin price every hour. So, every time bitcoin corrects slightly, their account goes down, they start to feel insecure about bitcoin and think that bitcoin is about to fall even further.

The bull market is starting and many people are starting to lose patience to take profits. During the bear season, many of my friends hardly bothered to check bitcoin prices, but now they do the opposite. They check prices every hour and they are experienced investors, not newbies, LOL.

[bots1]

Basically, no one can accurately predict how far Bitcoin prices will rise in the future. But if you look at the market recently, it seems that the potential for an increase towards $100k is very possible, especially since the Halving hasn't happened yet. I am optimistic that the price of Bitcoin has the potential to reach $100k this year, although before it reaches there there may be a correction and after that, Bitcoin will continue to experience price increases until it sets a new ATH record.

[bitterguy28]

well the market slowed a bit recently as the  price of bitcoin is not doing well now and of course following by all altcoins so the market is not a good showing this day

https://coinmarketcap.com/

and also the road to 100k seems not to be in the table but I will be enjoying 80k at least enough to bring me profit.

[Nrcewker]

Market didn’t slow, rather it’s going down I can see. 72 hours before Bitcoins were at around 72k usd, but sadly now Bitcoins are at 67k usd. But this doesn’t mean that 100k is not near. This might be just the price correction for some time. Bitcoins will definitely touch 100k usd before the bull run. We just need to show some support. Right now I will consider this as another opportunity and will buy the coins.

[moneystery]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

no one can predict that bitcoin can reach 100k without a major price decline, it may or may not happen. but if we look back, maybe we will experience a major price decline before the halving or after the halving, and that will probably drag the price of bitcoin to a fairly low point. because it will not be possible for the price of bitcoin to continue to rise to 100k without a major price decline, but the question is when that will happen, because when that happens there will probably be many people who will experience losses.

[kentrolla]

Market didn’t slow, rather it’s going down I can see. 72 hours before Bitcoins were at around 72k usd, but sadly now Bitcoins are at 67k usd. But this doesn’t mean that 100k is not near. This might be just the price correction for some time. Bitcoins will definitely touch 100k usd before the bull run. We just need to show some support. Right now I will consider this as another opportunity and will buy the coins.

Yes even I would consider this as a buy time and $100k is inevitable but the only problem is it might be delayed and this price dip may further push newbies to panic sell if this trend continues for some more time which may push Bitcoin's value further down but we have already seen this in the 5 months as whenever the dip occur people accumulate more and then it bounces back much higher than the previous value. I hope same thing is gonna happen again.

[Republikcoin.com]

well the market slowed a bit recently as the  price of bitcoin is not doing well now and of course following by all altcoins so the market is not a good showing this day

https://coinmarketcap.com/

and also the road to 100k seems not to be in the table but I will be enjoying 80k at least enough to bring me profit.

Bitcoin prices are still at a good level even though they are experiencing a slight correction now, causing all altcoins to also slow down in increasing their prices. But this condition is not a bad condition because if you hope Bitcoin can go to the $80K level this year, that means market conditions must be better than now and it is also possible that it will not be impossible to go to $100K. Being slow moving doesn't mean it's bad for Bitcoin, but it will create an opportunity for many people to return to making purchases with their new capital at this time.

[AnonBitCoiner]

The new ATH created by bitcoin is 73k$ which it has never attain before but now it is not at such price but it turn down to 68k$. If before halving it has created new ATH then halving will move the price to more than 80k$ if investors does not change their mind from accumulating to selling.

I don't think that without any decline it will reach to 100k$ as in crypto market there is no possibility for happening such thing. Bitcoin will not continue created new ATH but at some points it will show a correction in price.

[Wiwo]

The party to 100k was a bit delayed at the moment with the recent market correction it obvious that we may likely rely long in the under 100k region for a while may be we may likely have a slow climb back to that price in the second quarter of the year, but for now I think we may likely be in a the same region for a while and best time to accumulate more bitcoin as we await the halving effects to come along slowly and with time.

Bitcoin have made ever positive marks that it intended and those that  have made use of the top to take profits may likely be in a good position right for a while, but for now, it is all wait wait for the discount price to be touched to at least buy back.

[ScamViruS]

However, as everyone in the Bitcoin market now expects Bitcoin to go to this level quickly, it occurs to me that when the majority thinks in one direction, the market reacts in the opposite direction. So in the short term we may see high volatility in the market so that Bitcoin gets a base for its next move.

There is no doubt about that because we can't expect the market to keep going up straight without any dips or corrections because that is now how a volatile market works and we should expect both ups and downs in the prices of different cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin has surprised the whole market with its current run to almost $74k because most people weren't expecting it to even get to $60k before the halving event which is yet to come but it managed to cross $74k which makes it more evident that the market in this cycle will probably go way higher than the previous bull run.

We are already seeing a correction in Bitcoin and expect this correction to be further to provide a strong base for the next uptrend. When the market is in an uptrend, there is not as much talk as when the market corrects, because now we see negativity everywhere because the market is correcting. Bitcoin will go to 100k for sure but it will take time it may even take months or years it all depends on the market. So try to take your position in the market in a strong way, so that you don't have to take the same wrong decision every time.

[erep]

We are already seeing a correction in Bitcoin and expect this correction to be further to provide a strong base for the next uptrend. When the market is in an uptrend, there is not as much talk as when the market corrects, because now we see negativity everywhere because the market is correcting. Bitcoin will go to 100k for sure but it will take time it may even take months or years it all depends on the market. So try to take your position in the market in a strong way, so that you don't have to take the same wrong decision every time.

We have been wary of a market correction after a significant market increase, this is very normal for the market after experiencing bullishness but we must be careful to enter at a price target that is still high because we don't know the lowest price point during the market correction period, make sure we prioritize market analysis and regulate DCA investment patterns to avoid higher losses. Of course, we don't have to speculate too much when the market falls because the market will form a new movement pattern to rise higher and my prediction is that the price will potentially reach $100k this year, we just need to wait because the price prediction will definitely be realized in the future.

[stadus]

However, as everyone in the Bitcoin market now expects Bitcoin to go to this level quickly, it occurs to me that when the majority thinks in one direction, the market reacts in the opposite direction. So in the short term we may see high volatility in the market so that Bitcoin gets a base for its next move.

There is no doubt about that because we can't expect the market to keep going up straight without any dips or corrections because that is now how a volatile market works and we should expect both ups and downs in the prices of different cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin has surprised the whole market with its current run to almost $74k because most people weren't expecting it to even get to $60k before the halving event which is yet to come but it managed to cross $74k which makes it more evident that the market in this cycle will probably go way higher than the previous bull run.

Well, obviously it is. The rapid price increase has made us surprised that there were no major correction prior to that. But we are now starting to see price correction in the market. Bitcoin price has decline slightly and we don’t know as to how far this price decline will stop. However, one thing is certain, bitcoin needs to make a correction in preparation for its new all time high. The market is highly volatile, so expect the unexpected. After all, bull run is fast approaching so most likely bitcoin price will eventually recover prior to that bull run event.

[FinePoine0]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

If Bitcoin wants to make a new record again, it is definitely more likely to go up to 100. Because this March is the most positive month for Bitcoin to set new records. Those who are already knowledgeable about Bitcoin have interpreted that the Bitcoin name will be in the normal range during the halving period. As if this is the time investors can invest in Bitcoin to stay through the big bull run of 2025. At that time the price of Bitcoin is very likely to be 150K as Bitcoin will set record highs in 2024 and 2025.

[STT]

Price action is drawing near to a point of note, 63.2k is just early March and a place of possible support but its 8 days of relevance in that area so we should not ignore those who traded there.    We can judge the reaction to this area for some measure of strength, I'd say 58k is about a more normal place to find support because its a longer term Fibonacci level also.
  However in the last year we've traded 58k on 3 days only, we ran over it care free pretty much and it was not shown as great significance on that first encounter.  March 6th sell off sharp and brief was near there on its low, most we could say about it near term wise.

As always we must observe, learn and conclude from what actually is occurring not stand in the way of a freight train stout in our belief or underneath a falling rock if BTC wants to go lower; only doubt trends when the pace deviates from a trajectory or respects some levels of support or volume traded prior.
   I think 63k might show us more then 58k for the moment, also I want to see BTC in the next working week.  I'm not sure if the emphasis upwards is greater during the week perhaps then weekends where we fall back with sellers who just want to use up the BTC not accumulate for higher with patience of some unknown period required in that venture.

[AirtelBuzz]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Everyone had high expectations that the price of Bitcoin would continue to rise without any major drop in the market but that was no longer possible due to the fall in the price of Bitcoin.

Maybe that's when the bullrun starts after the bitcoin halving, when the bitcoin price hits $100k. Currently the price of Bitcoin is starting to fall again, maybe the market is correcting before the Bitcoin Halving takes place. As the price of Bitcoin rose to a high, many imagined that Bitcoin might set another new ATH record this month, but to everyone's surprise, the price of Bitcoin is falling again.

[Obim34]

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

I never saw Bitcoin going back down to $69k all the way from $73k and if the correction has been made why going back to an amount we have left few weeks ago? Is some how not approaching the expected amount to me. But I still hope to witness a surprising amount like you said, if we get to see the market price still at $73k till tomorrow and not going back down to $72k or $71k then it would be a step up to either $74-75k or even above that, but for now the market price is a bit slow.

Seeing Bitcoin at $67k, most people are already scared and wondering how DIP the market has gone from $73k to what it is now, which it doesn't call for becoming worried, likely we should have expected something much like this to happen, the road to $100k is smooth but aswell not that much smoother than we expected. Market corrections like this are bound to happen, to help strengthen the price movement during the pump to making all time high.

Nah, I don't think we need to be scared of this dip, $67k is still big pre-halving price though, although we have reach $73k but what we are seeing is just another correction. It is bound to happen and it's good though so that we can get back in the market at this dip.

So far it has bounce back, I wouldn't be surprised that by Monday or next week we will be back to $70k and then the bulls going to push it as high as they can. Institutional money and obviously retail as the one pouring everything. We just had to take a break this weekend, that's it.

Same, I wouldn't be scared even seeing the current price at $65k is not enough to send fear up my spine, it's something common to the Bitcoin market. I would not mind the level of correction the market may take, down to $50k still okay, not enough to panick.

Probably, we may get back so quickly, I hope it happens very soon cause I have a target for Bitcoin getting up to $80k before the halving, just a cheeky thing I would love to see happen 

[Sebas.tian]

I think, the price will decrease before it will start increasing to hit $100,000 before the end of december, because the bullish season is still on in the market which many holders has testified the huge income they have received when the price of Bitcoin hit $71,984 few days ago. Even though the price want to decrease in this month of march it will not decrease below $50,000 before it will lead to the road where all those holders that is waiting for such price to come before they can sell to get ready to make a huge amount of income. The correction was massive in this year, because many investors doubted it based on the level the price ended last bullish season but the price cross above $73,000 in this year bullish which is the highest price investors have ever experience from the market.

[kotajikikox]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Everyone had high expectations that the price of Bitcoin would continue to rise without any major drop in the market but that was no longer possible due to the fall in the price of Bitcoin.

lol it is impossible to have a continues growth without major decline , look at the market couple days ago and look at the market now , can't you consider that a major decline dumping 7k in 24 hrs?
Idon't think it isn't decline.

Maybe that's when the bullrun starts after the bitcoin halving, when the bitcoin price hits $100k. Currently the price of Bitcoin is starting to fall again, maybe the market is correcting before the Bitcoin Halving takes place. As the price of Bitcoin rose to a high, many imagined that Bitcoin might set another new ATH record this month, but to everyone's surprise, the price of Bitcoin is falling again.

Hope this is just  a correction but I doubt , because the halving is near to happen and we know that when there is halving there will always a dumping.

[xiamin]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

no one can predict that bitcoin can reach 100k without a major price decline, it may or may not happen. but if we look back, maybe we will experience a major price decline before the halving or after the halving, and that will probably drag the price of bitcoin to a fairly low point. because it will not be possible for the price of bitcoin to continue to rise to 100k without a major price decline, but the question is when that will happen, because when that happens there will probably be many people who will experience losses.

It is true that it is difficult to predict the price of BTC, but it is not right to comment, that many people may panic in this price drop. There is some volatility before and after halving but this is normal. In this case you can keep buying the DIP but it will not better decisions to sell.
If you want to cover your loss, you can invest BTC by using DCA into weekly or monthly basis.

[ScamViruS]

However, as everyone in the Bitcoin market now expects Bitcoin to go to this level quickly, it occurs to me that when the majority thinks in one direction, the market reacts in the opposite direction. So in the short term we may see high volatility in the market so that Bitcoin gets a base for its next move.

There is no doubt about that because we can't expect the market to keep going up straight without any dips or corrections because that is now how a volatile market works and we should expect both ups and downs in the prices of different cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin has surprised the whole market with its current run to almost $74k because most people weren't expecting it to even get to $60k before the halving event which is yet to come but it managed to cross $74k which makes it more evident that the market in this cycle will probably go way higher than the previous bull run.

Well, obviously it is. The rapid price increase has made us surprised that there were no major correction prior to that. But we are now starting to see price correction in the market. Bitcoin price has decline slightly and we don’t know as to how far this price decline will stop. However, one thing is certain, bitcoin needs to make a correction in preparation for its new all time high. The market is highly volatile, so expect the unexpected. After all, bull run is fast approaching so most likely bitcoin price will eventually recover prior to that bull run event.

Those who have been in the Bitcoin market for a long time know about the character of Bitcoin, how Bitcoin reacts in a bull market. Now the way the market is reacting and there is a correction and after every correction the bulls are taking control of the market again. But this time bull market is very different from other bull market, now many more strong institutional players have entered the market so that it is very difficult for bears to take control of the market. The current market correction will fuel the market to push Bitcoin even higher and turn the unexpected into the expected.

[AprilioMP]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

Without reading how friends pour out their thoughts for this, I think it is achieved or not very dependent on the market mechanism. When guided by the purpose of fluctuating prices, then from there we can conclude that the determination lies in the amount of demand and supply including other factors that I cannot afford.

Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Actually the same as what I have described. If the market situation is higher demand, then from the price of $ 70K it can continue to rise. In fact at this time the price is no longer in a state that continues to increase in accordance with the expectations of people who have collected a lot of bitcoin, but the current situation has actually come down and is below the price of ATH a few years ago as expected by many people who have not yet collected much Bitcoin.

[Wiwo]

I think, the price will decrease before it will start increasing to hit $100,000 before the end of december, because the bullish season is still on in the market which many holders has testified the huge income they have received when the price of Bitcoin hit $71,984 few days ago. Even though the price want to decrease in this month of march it will not decrease below $50,000 before it will lead to the road where all those holders that is waiting for such price to come before they can sell to get ready to make a huge amount of income. The correction was massive in this year, because many investors doubted it based on the level the price ended last bullish season but the price cross above $73,000 in this year bullish which is the highest price investors have ever experience from the market.

For some reasons,  I believe bitcoin have already hard it Routh market time, and the last dip that we witnessed in the market may likely be the last before the taking off of the main bull market which is expected anytime after the bitcoin halving which may occur in this month or early April,  and in the last week we saw a sharp decline in bitcoin price, and that took alot from most weak hand who thought the party is over for bitcoin and then sold up they holding for panic of more dump, bit now we can see that bitcoin is gradually recovering back and in no time it will cross it previus all time high which was barley a week ago.

Anyone who missed the last chances to buy bitcoin at discounted below the all time high may likely have a hard time to jump on going forward,  because there is alot of positive outlook for bitcoin market already and there won't be much chances to get on from here going forward.

[GeorgeJohn]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

If Bitcoin wants to make a new record again, it is definitely more likely to go up to 100. Because this March is the most positive month for Bitcoin to set new records. Those who are already knowledgeable about Bitcoin have interpreted that the Bitcoin name will be in the normal range during the halving period. As if this is the time investors can invest in Bitcoin to stay through the big bull run of 2025. At that time the price of Bitcoin is very likely to be 150K as Bitcoin will set record highs in 2024 and 2025.

no quite well that the price of Bitcoin will fall and that is what makes me whenever I'm predicting the futuristics of Bitcoin I does not be much desperate for the prediction so many people today who says that bitcoin price based on it has reach to the extent of 70,000 it will also clamp immediately to hundred thousand, I think that the price has reduced from the normal price

[Chibit01]

If that were true, then people really wouldn't sell them but would buy a lot. The problem is that no one knows whether this is a correction that will continue or just a short correction before the price finally tests new resistance above $73k. All possibilities will exist and you have to consider them wisely, but you definitely don't need to worry if you have long-term targets with bitcoin right now. The current correction is an opportunity for accumulation, it is hoped that it will provide many returns in the long term.

I don't think $80k will be touched before the halving because now we are already too high compared to previous halving history. A correction is much more likely than reaching a higher ATH, but I could be wrong as the current market sentiment is very positive making the price even more difficult to predict.

One of the things that people would really be having in mind is on that correction on which we know that this is something that cant really be determined on when it would happen and this is the main thing on where
investors or traders would really be trying out to consider before making that all in invest or DCA on which we know that we are still on pre-halving period on which we cant really be able to tell on when it would happen.

Pretty sure that people are really that be skeptical on buying on the current prices considering that new ATH's have been made through but not really that too far off with the previous ones on which it would really be normal that there would really be some sort of those questions in mind on when the correction do happen? We've seen the price had made out some rally and bullish movement quite a while now on which it would really be that normal that giving out that kind of vibes that correction is really that next in line.

$100k? I should say that it is really that inevitable but we should be minding first about +10k increments breaking out resistances like 80k-90k-100k.
For sure this wont really be a smooth ride.

It is reasonable to be skeptical that people will not buy around the ATH even if they want to accumulate. Personally I probably won't, but it's more likely to wait for a correction before I accumulate. The opportunity will come to buy at a price below the ATH, even today the opportunity is there if I want to do it.

Today Bitcoin experienced very high volatility where the price was corrected to $65k then recovered to $70k and fell again to $67k. Obviously this will affect some people's emotions and plans for the assets they hold, but the best thing right now is accumulation rather than panicking to get out and sell assets. We'll get strong hands holding, while weak ones will sell in panic.

If you are not actually a real investor you will never understand the market it is not set to be running up all the time the bull run will come and stagnant and with time drop also continues those who knows the game also knows how to play it without panicking...

I think this is time to draw your investment and wait for the bull running again because bitcoin it has come to show it validity and strength to other crypto currencies.......

Nobody should panic about the downtrend this is just the rise of the beauty of bitcoin........

[bestcoins1]

It is true that it is difficult to predict the price of BTC, but it is not right to comment, that many people may panic in this price drop. There is some volatility before and after halving but this is normal. In this case you can keep buying the DIP but it will not better decisions to sell.
If you want to cover your loss, you can invest BTC by using DCA into weekly or monthly basis.

If there are still some people who create barriers for themselves through the panic that arises in their minds about buying Bitcoin. Maybe some people don't see how happy the people who bought Bitcoin on the Dip were at the beginning of last year until now, so these people are still haunted by panic. Meanwhile, people who have experienced greater profits through Bitcoin will never feel panicked again and will even continue to take advantage of every dip when they want to buy Bitcoin.

[lixer]

Market didn’t slow, rather it’s going down I can see. 72 hours before Bitcoins were at around 72k usd, but sadly now Bitcoins are at 67k usd. But this doesn’t mean that 100k is not near. This might be just the price correction for some time. Bitcoins will definitely touch 100k usd before the bull run. We just need to show some support. Right now I will consider this as another opportunity and will buy the coins.

The pattern I see isn't pleasing to my eyes, to be honest, and even though I don't want the market to react this way, I believe this correction can go much deeper than we might be expecting. Some are optimistic that the market wouldn't go lower than $65k, and some are saying $60k will be the lowest price, but I'm saying that it can go lower than that if we see a lot of negativity in the market in terms of people buying Bitcoin and those selling.

A high selling pressure can push the price lower once it goes around $60k because a lot of retail investors will start selling and taking profit when they see the price declining because they would think it will go very low and they wouldn't get the same price again very soon.

[BABY SHOES]

It is true that it is difficult to predict the price of BTC, but it is not right to comment, that many people may panic in this price drop. There is some volatility before and after halving but this is normal. In this case you can keep buying the DIP but it will not better decisions to sell.
If you want to cover your loss, you can invest BTC by using DCA into weekly or monthly basis.

If there are still some people who create barriers for themselves through the panic that arises in their minds about buying Bitcoin. Maybe some people don't see how happy the people who bought Bitcoin on the Dip were at the beginning of last year until now, so these people are still haunted by panic. Meanwhile, people who have experienced greater profits through Bitcoin will never feel panicked again and will even continue to take advantage of every dip when they want to buy Bitcoin.

The usual sense of panic often sees prices in the market but this cannot be denied especially every day our work is in trading or other kinds related to the market so the sense of panic will always be there.

People who are just starting out now will certainly be a little nervous, is now the time to enter? Or wait for a correction? While we know bitcoin cannot be predicted completely and only relying on analysis is not enough even with other issues strengthening bitcoin will be high.

Take advantage of every moment where you are ready to start whether it's now or later maybe? Make sure this is long-term then you don't need to panic when the price drops to experience losses then consider this a normal thing.

[Oasisman]

It is true that it is difficult to predict the price of BTC, but it is not right to comment, that many people may panic in this price drop. There is some volatility before and after halving but this is normal. In this case you can keep buying the DIP but it will not better decisions to sell.
If you want to cover your loss, you can invest BTC by using DCA into weekly or monthly basis.

If there are still some people who create barriers for themselves through the panic that arises in their minds about buying Bitcoin. Maybe some people don't see how happy the people who bought Bitcoin on the Dip were at the beginning of last year until now, so these people are still haunted by panic. Meanwhile, people who have experienced greater profits through Bitcoin will never feel panicked again and will even continue to take advantage of every dip when they want to buy Bitcoin.

The simple description to that kind of people is that, they just don't belong in crypto space. Those who constantly panic and sell whenever they get to see bitcoin collapsing might only do nothing but constantly going to lose. They will lose something financially while those who understand how bitcoin works will continue to profit out of this people. I really feel pity for these kind of people sometimes, but it's they're lack of due diligences that are pushing them to be on the kind of situation.
Crypto is just some kind of game where those who are weak are not gonna survive it's very volatile nature. The news and articles we see in the internet whether it's a good or bad article, there were always a purpose behind that. Sometimes they spread FUD and sometimes they encourage FOMO, neither of these there are always gonna be a purpose for their own personal gain. Those were actually created to take advantage of the weak hands and  casual investors who thinks bitcoin is a way to get rich real quick.

[beerlover]

It is true that it is difficult to predict the price of BTC, but it is not right to comment, that many people may panic in this price drop. There is some volatility before and after halving but this is normal. In this case you can keep buying the DIP but it will not better decisions to sell.
If you want to cover your loss, you can invest BTC by using DCA into weekly or monthly basis.

If there are still some people who create barriers for themselves through the panic that arises in their minds about buying Bitcoin. Maybe some people don't see how happy the people who bought Bitcoin on the Dip were at the beginning of last year until now, so these people are still haunted by panic. Meanwhile, people who have experienced greater profits through Bitcoin will never feel panicked again and will even continue to take advantage of every dip when they want to buy Bitcoin.

I just can't see why there would be any doubt about bitcoin at this point, that always makes me a little surprised. I mean we have seen it prove it time and time after again, that it does very well and doesn't do all that badly, so why would we worry about anything?

I think we should consider that it is going to be quite well enough and not going to cause a lot of trouble, so instead of doubting bitcoin, I just look at it historically and see that it recovers all the time and it would again this time too, that's simple. So if you still have doubts, that's your own thing and you have the right to doubt it, but I will never doubt it and I will let it be as long as possible, it's just that much of a simple thing for me.

[peter0425]

It actually touched $72k as a new ATH just a few hours ago and suddenly dropped to $70k now it's recovering again.

$100k is too early I think we will see this price after the block halving not now maybe the next is going to break is $80k soon before the block halving.

Yes I so believe on this your too early though the move is  significant one but have seen the force to move it as to attain $100000 though all speculation may work before the halven but for those who rely much $100000 should monitor the movement well.

agreed also, not because we have reached more than ATH price this year meaning 100k is near the corner because that
is too high to expect just because of the presence of ETF, there is a movement that applied each increase
and for me like what said , Halving is what I do believe to give us more increase and to break that 6 digits in finalization .

Look at how much market is falling now? that is warning to never expect too much in this market.

[CryptoBuds]

It actually touched $72k as a new ATH just a few hours ago and suddenly dropped to $70k now it's recovering again.

$100k is too early I think we will see this price after the block halving not now maybe the next is going to break is $80k soon before the block halving.

Yes I so believe on this your too early though the move is  significant one but have seen the force to move it as to attain $100000 though all speculation may work before the halven but for those who rely much $100000 should monitor the movement well.

agreed also, not because we have reached more than ATH price this year meaning 100k is near the corner because that
is too high to expect just because of the presence of ETF, there is a movement that applied each increase
and for me like what said , Halving is what I do believe to give us more increase and to break that 6 digits in finalization .

Look at how much market is falling now? that is warning to never expect too much in this market.

There's nothing wrong with having a lot of faith and hope in bitcoin, but we should always have a backup plan if things don't go as we planned. Today bitcoin fell below $64k but that doesn't mean bitcoin's path to $100k will stop or that we should change our plans. The market is correcting and it is a necessary correction because there is no market that only increases vertically. The correction is necessary and in order to have stronger price increase momentum in the near future, I have nothing to worry about.

[EarnOnVictor]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

If Bitcoin wants to make a new record again, it is definitely more likely to go up to 100. Because this March is the most positive month for Bitcoin to set new records. Those who are already knowledgeable about Bitcoin have interpreted that the Bitcoin name will be in the normal range during the halving period. As if this is the time investors can invest in Bitcoin to stay through the big bull run of 2025. At that time the price of Bitcoin is very likely to be 150K as Bitcoin will set record highs in 2024 and 2025.

Don't tell me you want to be a blind follower. You do not totally approve of all that you hear people who are being termed professionals say about Bitcoin. We are all speculating, and speculation may either be right or wrong. What happened in the last bull run when these co-called professionals were busy calling huge figures of the price where Bitcoin would reach should have taught you a lesson that no one knows it all, unless the person is a seer, which I believe they are not. Bitcoin silenced them at about $69,000 and reversed hugely. Most are only using instincts and guesses. Mind you, the price Bitcoin has never reached on a higher level, if reached, will not allow for further speculations upward. In a plain term, no analysis can be made further on the bullish path after the ATHs are reached.

You may know this if you are a good trader. If an asset reaches a level it has never reached before, one may only speculate rightly on the downside but can't accurately predict the upward price but will only use instinct, a round figure or something that just comes to their heads. That's what is happening with Bitcoin now, and thankfully, the coin has hit almost $74,000 so far, it has tried enough, but I doubt it can reach the $150,000 you called. It will take a miracle in my thought for it to ever reach that level. But of course, it would reach a $100,000 psychological level, and it would be a very good record for the coin to do that.

[martinex]

Hope this is just  a correction but I doubt , because the halving is near to happen and we know that when there is halving there will always a dumping.

If we look at market conditions in recent days, there has been a downtrend where the halving moment is not far away in 32 days and this can be seen from BTC, which previously had risen strongly to 73K, is now in position 63K with a correction percentage of 7.17% (1d) in just one hour. .

Of course, every important moment like a halving always has the worst possibility of dumping, but if it goes up, there's no need to be wary. If we sell Bitcoin whales are very ready to buy in preparation for the halving.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

[Smartvirus]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

You call this performance of recent poor? You must have a very high ratings for what is considered a good price pump for Bitcoin or as a yardstick for just any commodity. I think Bitcoin has done so well for itself given the fact that, it has successfully broken its trend in history and brought to light a whole different trend of its own. Where its ATH is been broken even before the halving. Having a price range that revolves about the formal ATH and not quite far from the current ATH, that’s maintaining a good momentum for me.
You will understand and appreciate this once you start hodling for long and the little dumps you see now will prove valuable if your actually buying because, we are going to see a push towards creating yet another high again with its next momentum.

[justdimin]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

I do agree that the road forward seems like it could be like that, nobody says that it is going to be easy, we all know that it will be pretty hard to get there, we require nearly 40%+ increase and that's important increase, but not like something we haven't done already so we could definitely get there.

It is only a thought because it has never reached there, if I asked you when we were at 40k or 50k if we could break over 70k+ then people would be uncertain about it as well, at least for it to be reached this quickly, but then we did and that's the important part. I think we should let it be and not really focus on anything that would be too marginal, just assume that it would be normal and nothing too crazy going on as well.

[Obim34]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

I one time said the road to $100k was smooth until this heavy correction came and everything began to seem heading back towards the DIP, but it isn't the end of the bullish season we all are anticipating, it's like we may not get to see $100k before the halving but then after it's rest assured.
You saying we may see something positive in the next 3 days it's just speculating, the market may decide to do on its and we become left just to watch and hope for a good recovery.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

You call this performance of recent poor? You must have a very high ratings for what is considered a good price pump for Bitcoin or as a yardstick for just any commodity. I think Bitcoin has done so well for itself given the fact that, it has successfully broken its trend in history and brought to light a whole different trend of its own. Where its ATH is been broken even before the halving. Having a price range that revolves about the formal ATH and not quite far from the current ATH, that’s maintaining a good momentum for me.
You will understand and appreciate this once you start hodling for long and the little dumps you see now will prove valuable if your actually buying because, we are going to see a push towards creating yet another high again with its next momentum.

Honestly I have to call it a poor performance because all what I have seen compare to this, is nowhere near a good performance, I was expecting something higher but with how it has been going back down till this very moment is not encouraging at all with the fact that expectations are high when it was trying to get to $70k and now we're seeing the market price at $64k.
We are going to see a new ATH and $73k is not going to be the new record and from the past month Bitcoin price was heading to the point that I thought we would have it at $70k, that was in February but it ended at $67k+. So if it follows that pattern I believe we might be seeing the price at $80k, but with all these, is not that positive. You'd agree with me that those ones who are new to crypto world would be scared of hodling for long (like myself) coupled with the fact that this is the first halving we're experiencing.

[ShowOff]

Hope this is just  a correction but I doubt , because the halving is near to happen and we know that when there is halving there will always a dumping.

If we look at market conditions in recent days, there has been a downtrend where the halving moment is not far away in 32 days and this can be seen from BTC, which previously had risen strongly to 73K, is now in position 63K with a correction percentage of 7.17% (1d) in just one hour. .

Of course, every important moment like a halving always has the worst possibility of dumping, but if it goes up, there's no need to be wary. If we sell Bitcoin whales are very ready to buy in preparation for the halving.

This is the phase where the market is testing your mentality as a long-term holder or investor. Prices have fallen drastically in the last few days and of course this has caused all holders to experience a decrease in the value of their investment assets, but market conditions will soon recover and anyone who sells will most likely regret it when prices rise.

I saw the news that someone sold a lot of his bitcoins instantly on BitMex and caused a pretty deep drop. The lowest price at that time was $8900, certainly a miracle for anyone who managed to buy it. That is a form of error resulting from someone's failure to make the right decision when the market is being corrected, so mentality is really being tested at this time.

You can check here: https://www.bitmex.com/app/trade/XBT_USDT

[MFahad]

I one time said the road to $100k was smooth until this heavy correction came and everything began to seem heading back towards the DIP, but it isn't the end of the bullish season we all are anticipating, it's like we may not get to see $100k before the halving but then after it's rest assured.
You saying we may see something positive in the next 3 days it's just speculating, the market may decide to do on its and we become left just to watch and hope for a good recovery.

Were we expecting to see $100k before the halving event? I don't think so, some of us weren't even expecting Bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the halving event but it surprised us all, I was never optimistic about it reaching $100k before the halving because that would be a lot to ask. Bitcoin reaching $100k means the actual bull run and we can't expect the bull run to occur before the halving event based on how it happens in each cycle.
However, it will reach there eventually, because the actual bull run will start after the halving event, the current dip is temporary and the market will soon recover from it for sure.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

I do agree that the road forward seems like it could be like that, nobody says that it is going to be easy, we all know that it will be pretty hard to get there, we require nearly 40%+ increase and that's important increase, but not like something we haven't done already so we could definitely get there.

It is only a thought because it has never reached there, if I asked you when we were at 40k or 50k if we could break over 70k+ then people would be uncertain about it as well, at least for it to be reached this quickly, but then we did and that's the important part. I think we should let it be and not really focus on anything that would be too marginal, just assume that it would be normal and nothing too crazy going on as well.

Honestly I was expecting it to be a free ride, forgetting that it doesn't work that way, to get to a greater height we have to pass through hard times and that's what is happening with Bitcoin price, getting to $73k wasn't in a day and with the price not acting up now doesn't mean it won't some day. I'd say this is a delay and it's normal but where I get worried about is how down the price is going and we shouldn't be surprised if Bitcoin price get back to $59k.
If someone had told me that we would get to $70k I would have disagreed, is just a matter of time to go up again but let's allow the market movement to do it's thing like you said, when we focus much on it that's when it would keep going down but I believe that before the week runs out it would start raising.

[Kwarkam]

Even as I'm positive, it's still much unlikely that btc would hit $100k this year, maybe early next year or so. But I think btc would hit $100k before we witness any significant decline, much more than the $73k to below $65k we just saw. So it's safe to say, yes. We sure are on the road to a $100k, with that in mind, if you have the money keep accumulating, or if don't, a slight dip here and there should be a window.

[tengui]

I still believe that the price of bitcoin will reach $100k this year or at least rise higher than $73k. I know that the last few days the price of bitcoin has fallen drastically, but that doesn't mean the positive trend has ended and $73k is the highest price in 2024. In my opinion it is normal for there to be a price decline because the price increase of bitcoin is very drastic, but after this the price of bitcoin will recover and will rise to a much higher point.

[btc_angela]

I still believe that the price of bitcoin will reach $100k this year or at least rise higher than $73k. I know that the last few days the price of bitcoin has fallen drastically, but that doesn't mean the positive trend has ended and $73k is the highest price in 2024. In my opinion it is normal for there to be a price decline because the price increase of bitcoin is very drastic, but after this the price of bitcoin will recover and will rise to a much higher point.

This is what others have been saying, that there will be a correction and that's what we are seeing after hitting $73k. So it's just a question whether we should get involved here, I mean also going to sell? Or just stay with our strong hands and not sell and just HODL because we are looking at the long term prospect that the price will hit 6 digits this year after the halving. It's our call.

But for me, I wouldn't sell, the road might take time though, but if this bull run will be huge, then I have no doubt that we can see $100k maybe in the last quarter of the year and will continue a massive bull run till 2025.

[dezoel]

Just a few hours ago, we've seen a major drop in the crypto market. We've seen Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 and currently at $69,731.83 based on Coingecko.
TBH, I expected for a correction after we've seen consecutive price increases on the price of Bitcoin.

We all have high expectations that Bitcoin will reach $100,000 anytime during the bull run, but don't expect that it will be a smooth ride. Expect some price corrections. Maybe not major decline in prices like a double-digit percentage drop, but at we will see some market corrections along the way. I don't think that Bitcoin will stay below $70,000 for quite some time since I see that price as a psychological support already, but if it does happen then at least the market is giving those investors another opportunity to buy Bitcoin again at a lower price.

Take note that dips = opportunities. Market corrections = opportunities for investors to buy even more in preparation for the bull run.

$100k is becoming common now as our greatest or ultimate dream price for Bitcoin. Many aren't still rushing for this and they did not expect it will arrive during the current peak of the bull run. They are only being realistic there because they are not blind to see the big gap between $70k and $100k.

Apart from it, they also know that there is a correction which takes place right after a major increase in price, so this delays things but it's not totally a hindrance for some of us since we still can buy lower when that event occurs. Bitcoin may not stay below $70k but it may dip further under $60k. If not, it will rise. This is the effects of its volatility.

[peter0425]

Hope this is just  a correction but I doubt , because the halving is near to happen and we know that when there is halving there will always a dumping.

If we look at market conditions in recent days, there has been a downtrend where the halving moment is not far away in 32 days and this can be seen from BTC, which previously had risen strongly to 73K, is now in position 63K with a correction percentage of 7.17% (1d) in just one hour. .

luckily that we can see light again now because bitcoin once again start climbing and now is at 67k a goodrun from a drop from 61k level.

Of course, every important moment like a halving always has the worst possibility of dumping, but if it goes up, there's no need to be wary. If we sell Bitcoin whales are very ready to buy in preparation for the halving.

and not  mentioning big institutions now that is willing to buy and buy for positioning their bitcoin in the coming bull market in affect of halving.

[Zigabel]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Your Expectations on Bitcoin is very much possible to come through but the problem will have to be with the fact that it might not be in your time as we can see at this moment in the fact that Bitcoin has really been dynamics recently and has made history with a new ATH and currently it's doing a correction back in the downward direction and it's very positive that the price may go down again far below what it has been before but then getting to $100k is still very much possible and may even happen by the next bull if Bitcoin gets to break above $75k then there will actually be enough strength for it to pull through to getting to $100k because there will be high impact investment seeing the break above $70k it will actually influence so may minds to believe in $100k bench mark.

I think the recent move in the market that got Bitcoin to form a new ATH is accounted for from the anticipation of the halving which is currently close in space of few months, but what we are yet to be really certain about is if the halving in supply or halving in accumulation, which of both is taking place first, either one that happens first will still get Bitcoin to $100k by the next bull run.

[EarnOnVictor]

Hope this is just  a correction but I doubt , because the halving is near to happen and we know that when there is halving there will always a dumping.

If we look at market conditions in recent days, there has been a downtrend where the halving moment is not far away in 32 days and this can be seen from BTC, which previously had risen strongly to 73K, is now in position 63K with a correction percentage of 7.17% (1d) in just one hour. .

Of course, every important moment like a halving always has the worst possibility of dumping, but if it goes up, there's no need to be wary. If we sell Bitcoin whales are very ready to buy in preparation for the halving.

Whales everywhere I read posts now, that's how people make it look though, but I don't think there will be a serious Bitcoin whale now still having that huge Will to buy Bitcoin that has not bought it already for them to catch the train at the low price as usual. These are already determined HODLers too. Unless they were the ones who formerly sold it and wanted to buy it back. Contrary to your view, I believe that the next growth will be from the collective random and institutional purchases and not whales, that's what I know that Bitcoin needs to appreciate now.

It would rely upon this mainly to have a huger growth with time because most conversant investors are Hodling it already, but I still doubt if the extra purchases can sustain the huge growth for the fear of the lack of determined HODLers who I believe might not be willing to hold it for too long. Let's continue to see how the situation unfolds even as we all know that we are only taking risks, so we should do much research about this and not be blind followers/believers.

[Jating]

Just a few hours ago, we've seen a major drop in the crypto market. We've seen Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 and currently at $69,731.83 based on Coingecko.
TBH, I expected for a correction after we've seen consecutive price increases on the price of Bitcoin.

We all have high expectations that Bitcoin will reach $100,000 anytime during the bull run, but don't expect that it will be a smooth ride. Expect some price corrections. Maybe not major decline in prices like a double-digit percentage drop, but at we will see some market corrections along the way. I don't think that Bitcoin will stay below $70,000 for quite some time since I see that price as a psychological support already, but if it does happen then at least the market is giving those investors another opportunity to buy Bitcoin again at a lower price.

Take note that dips = opportunities. Market corrections = opportunities for investors to buy even more in preparation for the bull run.

$100k is becoming common now as our greatest or ultimate dream price for Bitcoin. Many aren't still rushing for this and they did not expect it will arrive during the current peak of the bull run. They are only being realistic there because they are not blind to see the big gap between $70k and $100k.

That will be our target in this bull run, at least 6 digits and it will be the first time that we will see that price and it's a dream that we are looking for. Specially for those early investors, witnessing it from like $10-$100k is very big accomplishments.

Apart from it, they also know that there is a correction which takes place right after a major increase in price, so this delays things but it's not totally a hindrance for some of us since we still can buy lower when that event occurs. Bitcoin may not stay below $70k but it may dip further under $60k. If not, it will rise. This is the effects of its volatility.

Might be better if we just stay below $70k before the halving. What can go wrong when we already reach all time high already pre-halving. And then post-halving we will slowly rise to $70k-$80k-$90k and then the ultimate goal of it all. So I think we are still on road to 6 digit, we just need more time to get to it.

[Baofeng]

It's already happening, we can see the correction, Bitcoin dropping from price $73k to $69k withing a limited time gap. We should be getting ready to witness another new price mark once we get out of this correction, we may touch the $80k price value in no distant time. The correction is a building block to achieving another whole new all time high.

I never saw Bitcoin going back down to $69k all the way from $73k and if the correction has been made why going back to an amount we have left few weeks ago? Is some how not approaching the expected amount to me. But I still hope to witness a surprising amount like you said, if we get to see the market price still at $73k till tomorrow and not going back down to $72k or $71k then it would be a step up to either $74-75k or even above that, but for now the market price is a bit slow.

Seeing Bitcoin at $67k, most people are already scared and wondering how DIP the market has gone from $73k to what it is now, which it doesn't call for becoming worried, likely we should have expected something much like this to happen, the road to $100k is smooth but aswell not that much smoother than we expected. Market corrections like this are bound to happen, to help strengthen the price movement during the pump to making all time high.

Nah, I don't think we need to be scared of this dip, $67k is still big pre-halving price though, although we have reach $73k but what we are seeing is just another correction. It is bound to happen and it's good though so that we can get back in the market at this dip.

So far it has bounce back, I wouldn't be surprised that by Monday or next week we will be back to $70k and then the bulls going to push it as high as they can. Institutional money and obviously retail as the one pouring everything. We just had to take a break this weekend, that's it.

Same, I wouldn't be scared even seeing the current price at $65k is not enough to send fear up my spine, it's something common to the Bitcoin market. I would not mind the level of correction the market may take, down to $50k still okay, not enough to panick.

Probably, we may get back so quickly, I hope it happens very soon cause I have a target for Bitcoin getting up to $80k before the halving, just a cheeky thing I would love to see happen 

Good to hear that mate, but there could be investors, a newbie that might get nervous seeing the price goes down to $62k or even lower and then make that wrong decision to sell at that price. We've bounce back, not that big but still the price is not pegged at $67k.

So just imagine the feeling of those who sold and then seeing the price going back this week and almost touching $70k again. So I wouldn't be surprised that they might regret their decision. But take that as a learning experience, to not panic but just have enough patience to wait and see things settling down about that big correction.

[bots1]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

If you expect the price of Bitcoin to reach $80k later this month, it seems unlikely to happen. However, the potential for a price increase of up to $100k is still very possible because the halving has not yet started. I think the correction that is happening now is a normal thing to happen as a step towards an even higher increase. Therefore, I am still optimistic that the price of bitcoin has the potential to reach $100k this year.

[YOSHIE]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it's real that Bitcoin once occupied the $70k level, before the halving happened, that's an extraordinary phenomenon for a new record for Bitcoin this year, of course all of that doesn't escape the process and other factors that cause Bitcoin to move and print a new ATH.

Of course we have all seen how experts have speculated and predicted Bitcoin from year to year, it shows how important Bitcoin is today for society, this does not escape the active role of investors, developers, Bitcoin users and so on, especially the public, so talking about Bitcoin price speculation for $100k, of course we often see and talk about this, but I believe the highest Bitcoin price this year was only at $80k after the halving happened.

[ShowOff]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it's real that Bitcoin once occupied the $70k level, before the halving happened, that's an extraordinary phenomenon for a new record for Bitcoin this year, of course all of that doesn't escape the process and other factors that cause Bitcoin to move and print a new ATH.

Of course we have all seen how experts have speculated and predicted Bitcoin from year to year, it shows how important Bitcoin is today for society, this does not escape the active role of investors, developers, Bitcoin users and so on, especially the public, so talking about Bitcoin price speculation for $100k, of course we often see and talk about this, but I believe the highest Bitcoin price this year was only at $80k after the halving happened.

It's up to how people carry out their analysis and whatever price Bitcoin reaches after the 2024 halving, the most important thing is that you have to own it and get the return according to the initial plan. The price could rise above $100k or just below $100k, but considering the large involvement of institutional investors and the influence of spot ETFs, it is highly likely that $100k will be reached soon after the halving.

The price may correct again after $100k is reached, which is normal due to selling pressure. Whatever the highest price that bitcoin reaches in the future, a correction will still occur because people's interest in selling their bitcoin will increase as the price increases.

[Minor Miner]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it's real that Bitcoin once occupied the $70k level, before the halving happened, that's an extraordinary phenomenon for a new record for Bitcoin this year, of course all of that doesn't escape the process and other factors that cause Bitcoin to move and print a new ATH.

Of course we have all seen how experts have speculated and predicted Bitcoin from year to year, it shows how important Bitcoin is today for society, this does not escape the active role of investors, developers, Bitcoin users and so on, especially the public, so talking about Bitcoin price speculation for $100k, of course we often see and talk about this, but I believe the highest Bitcoin price this year was only at $80k after the halving happened.

It's up to how people carry out their analysis and whatever price Bitcoin reaches after the 2024 halving, the most important thing is that you have to own it and get the return according to the initial plan. The price could rise above $100k or just below $100k, but considering the large involvement of institutional investors and the influence of spot ETFs, it is highly likely that $100k will be reached soon after the halving.

The price may correct again after $100k is reached, which is normal due to selling pressure. Whatever the highest price that bitcoin reaches in the future, a correction will still occur because people's interest in selling their bitcoin will increase as the price increases.

I don't think bitcoin can hit $100k right after the halving but I also believe this year bitcoin can hit $100k before there is a big correction and then we will enter the super cycle period. Things have changed and with what's been happening since the ETF was approved, I have more expectations for the ETF instead of the halving like before. I predict that we will soon see countries investing in bitcoin instead of large funds like today. And that will create tremendous growth for bitcoin and the entire market.

[Albarq]

but everything cannot be separated from the process that we know is the way to $100k

it can't be that fast it takes a while to procced but it doesn't close
This possibility can happen despite our thoughts

It's too early to conclude that the resistance level is high so the Bitcoin halving hasn't happened yet
and it is very difficult to reduce it.

[Negotiation]

but everything cannot be separated from the process that we know is the way to $100k

it can't be that fast it takes a while to procced but it doesn't close
This possibility can happen despite our thoughts

It's too early to conclude that the resistance level is high so the Bitcoin halving hasn't happened yet
and it is very difficult to reduce it.

We may have to wait until the end of this year to see a 100k increase. Despite the bull run in the market the price of bitcoin continues to rise and fall. That's why I think the best way to get through these tough times is to keep bitcoin as a long term investment. Investors will get good profit if the price increases.

[Z390]

but everything cannot be separated from the process that we know is the way to $100k

it can't be that fast it takes a while to proceed but it doesn't close
This possibility can happen despite our thoughts

It's too early to conclude that the resistance level is high so the Bitcoin halving hasn't happened yet
and it is very difficult to reduce it.

Still unpredictable to me, there is no way to know for sure that 100k bitcoin will happen, I don't want to believe in this and Bitcoin gets to 90k and turns around for another bear market, a monthly candle can print today, and show the possible coming price action and after a month things will change, I trust the chart more, if you know how to read them you will be able to make a decision based on the chart.

Nothing will go wrong if we avoid trying to time the top, many will be trapped and they will have to hold or take their losses, always follow what the chart says not what the hordes are saying.

Bitcoin halving hasn't happened yet, and if this monthly price closes below 64,000 it's going to be a longer bear market as it will take Bitcoin months to recover, whichever one plays out I will be ready anyway. 

[rodskee]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

If you expect the price of Bitcoin to reach $80k later this month, it seems unlikely to happen. However, the potential for a price increase of up to $100k is still very possible because the halving has not yet started. I think the correction that is happening now is a normal thing to happen as a step towards an even higher increase. Therefore, I am still optimistic that the price of bitcoin has the potential to reach $100k this year.

80k this month ? Im afraid it will ever happen because the roller coaster ride of market is not
showing consistent flow for the market and the investors seems to be not going favoring this target
and also that 100k is surely to be reached but the problem is when will it happen and yes not this
2024, we must not abused what we have done breaking the ATH before halving and that is enough
for all of us to be thankful.

[fuguebtc]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

If you expect the price of Bitcoin to reach $80k later this month, it seems unlikely to happen. However, the potential for a price increase of up to $100k is still very possible because the halving has not yet started. I think the correction that is happening now is a normal thing to happen as a step towards an even higher increase. Therefore, I am still optimistic that the price of bitcoin has the potential to reach $100k this year.

80k this month ? Im afraid it will ever happen because the roller coaster ride of market is not
showing consistent flow for the market and the investors seems to be not going favoring this target
and also that 100k is surely to be reached but the problem is when will it happen and yes not this
2024, we must not abused what we have done breaking the ATH before halving and that is enough
for all of us to be thankful.

We are just over a week away from the end of March and over the past 5 days we have continuously had negative capital flows into the market from bitcoin ETFs reports. So, expecting bitcoin to reach 80k USD by the end of the month is quite a difficult task for bitcoin, I also think it will be very difficult to achieve that.

But the goal of 100 thousand USD this year is not too difficult a goal for bitcoin . I still believe we will hit $100k this year and there will be a sharp correction by the end of 2024 . Of course, that is just correction and not a sign of the end of the bull season because the bull season has not really come yet .

[oktana]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it is possible. However my believe in that happening has reduced because of how the price has been hovering around $65k. I am beginning to think that maybe that is just about where it’ll stay. But if we want to speculate from the speed at which it was constantly increasing in value, it’s easy to say that $100k is very feasible.

[Nothingtodo]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Next April bitcoin halving will start and before bitcoin halving most likely bitcoin will not exceed $100k but max ATH will exceed $73k before bitcoin holding. But after the halving, Bitcoin will likely cross $100k at any time. Currently, Bitcoin stands at $67,000 and is sure to cross $80,000 before the halving this April.

[OrangeII]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it is possible. However my believe in that happening has reduced because of how the price has been hovering around $65k. I am beginning to think that maybe that is just about where it’ll stay. But if we want to speculate from the speed at which it was constantly increasing in value, it’s easy to say that $100k is very feasible.

I also have confidence that the price of bitcoin can reach $100k. In fact, it was beyond my expectations that Bitcoin could reach a new ATH before the halving occurred. Maybe, the price of $100k will be reached after the halving. Currently, it is very natural for price corrections to occur. As long as it is still in the $55k to $60k range, I am still quite optimistic about the price of bitcoin reaching $100k.

[tengui]

Bitcoin's highest price was $73k, then the price fell and stabilized at around $67k. I don't think it's a big price drop and this kind of price drop is normal because previously the price of bitcoin had risen drastically. I think the opportunity to reach $100k is still very wide open because the halving hasn't started yet.

[El duderino_]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Reaching 100k aren't high expectations....

[mirakal]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

I have also seen that but I know in the end, bitcoin will eventually reach $100k. However, I’m not confident to say that it will happen just before halving knowing there will be series of correction before bitcoin price will surge high again and reaches another peak price. But whether it will happen before or after halving, I guess that won’t matter that much because what we are looking forward actually is the upcoming bitcoin bull run that will surely give us another opportunity to be in massive profits.

The weak hands might be tempted to sell before $100k but for sure, long term hodlers will be more patient to wait for that. However, one thing is certain, those who bought bitcoin at a high price are actually in fears right now due to constant price decline, but if they are here for long term hodling, then this current price correction will never bother them all.

[m2017]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it is possible. However my believe in that happening has reduced because of how the price has been hovering around $65k. I am beginning to think that maybe that is just about where it’ll stay. But if we want to speculate from the speed at which it was constantly increasing in value, it’s easy to say that $100k is very feasible.

The market is unpredictable, which is often forgotten. Therefore, if $100k is called the achievable level of bitcoin in this cycle, then bitcoin can demonstrate above - $150k. The price fluctuates around $65k, but doesn't fall much lower and this maintains hope for growth, perhaps in the near future. I don't think that up to $100k the growth will be linear and we would have to see a significant reduction in price. I assume that by the end of the year we will see ups and downs, but the $100k mark will be reached.

[DanWalker]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it is possible. However my believe in that happening has reduced because of how the price has been hovering around $65k. I am beginning to think that maybe that is just about where it’ll stay. But if we want to speculate from the speed at which it was constantly increasing in value, it’s easy to say that $100k is very feasible.

The market is unpredictable, which is often forgotten. Therefore, if $100k is called the achievable level of bitcoin in this cycle, then bitcoin can demonstrate above - $150k. The price fluctuates around $65k, but doesn't fall much lower and this maintains hope for growth, perhaps in the near future. I don't think that up to $100k the growth will be linear and we would have to see a significant reduction in price. I assume that by the end of the year we will see ups and downs, but the $100k mark will be reached.

Over the past few days bitcoin has corrected and at one point dropped below $63k, people became pessimistic and did not believe it could recover anytime soon. But check the current market as bitcoin has crossed $70k and is approaching $72k in the coming days and I don't think it will drop to $65k before halving.

I predicted that bitcoin would soon surpass $80k before halving before the recent correction happened and I still haven't changed my opinion. When people feel scared and skeptical about bitcoin increasing in price so quickly, bitcoin will continue to increase in people's doubts. And I also believe that the $100k target will be reached this year and then there will be a significant correction.

[Dorkylickjj]

The recent times that btc hit ATH, was followed by significant declines, yes, it's on its way to 100k, but even as it rises to that mark, there's no guarantee that there'll be no declines on the way, infact, there's more guarantee of declines along the way. But however, if there happens to be no declines, that would be great, and then, still, those waiting for dips to purchase the coins will have a tough one. Let's just say, btc has a way of carrying everyone along. However, I speculate it reaches 100k within the year .

[STT]

Great breakout here, be Bullish for this movement.  Ideally we close at 70k or higher on the daily bars right till end of week on Sunday and that'd setup a whole row of further gains higher quite possibly.

It was feasible to close down on that recent weakness, at the very best only go sideways but its defiantly turned the last 6 days into higher lows and resolved to attempt a good break out of the March range.  Just have to watch if it can achieve a higher ATH then recently sent, doing that much is the clear signal but I think its already indicating as much.

[kamvreto]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it is possible. However my believe in that happening has reduced because of how the price has been hovering around $65k. I am beginning to think that maybe that is just about where it’ll stay. But if we want to speculate from the speed at which it was constantly increasing in value, it’s easy to say that $100k is very feasible.

The market is unpredictable, which is often forgotten. Therefore, if $100k is called the achievable level of bitcoin in this cycle, then bitcoin can demonstrate above - $150k. The price fluctuates around $65k, but doesn't fall much lower and this maintains hope for growth, perhaps in the near future. I don't think that up to $100k the growth will be linear and we would have to see a significant reduction in price. I assume that by the end of the year we will see ups and downs, but the $100k mark will be reached.

Hopefully $100k will be reached soon because that is the highest price point that many people want. Bitcoin's decline is still around $62k and that is strong support this time. Bitcoin will go further with this support. waiting for the halving which will happen soon and this is highly anticipated, we will see what effect this halving will have on the price of bitcoin in the future.

[snipie]

Hopefully $100k will be reached soon because that is the highest price point that many people want. Bitcoin's decline is still around $62k and that is strong support this time. Bitcoin will go further with this support. waiting for the halving which will happen soon and this is highly anticipated, we will see what effect this halving will have on the price of bitcoin in the future.

The variability of the price is at its highest right now in my opinion. In the past we might estimate a bit the fluctuations but with the new ATH and the drop just few days later to $62k and the move forward again makes things harder to trace.
Many people found the new ATH is the best moment for them to sell their coins until they witness a new bullrun and so on!

[Sexylizzy2813]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

I have also seen that but I know in the end, bitcoin will eventually reach $100k. However, I’m not confident to say that it will happen just before halving knowing there will be series of correction before bitcoin price will surge high again and reaches another peak price. But whether it will happen before or after halving, I guess that won’t matter that much because what we are looking forward actually is the upcoming bitcoin bull run that will surely give us another opportunity to be in massive profits.

For some time now it almost seems like we're going to see Bitcoin price dropping drastically back to $40k, I said never will I take a glance at it till I see the market price back at $70k+ which happened few hours ago.
I feel that Bitcoin price will get to that $100k that's if the price continue to go up but the discouraged part of it came and made things look like many hodlers are not appreciating the movement of Bitcoin price.

The weak hands might be tempted to sell before $100k but for sure, long term hodlers will be more patient to wait for that. However, one thing is certain, those who bought bitcoin at a high price are actually in fears right now due to constant price decline, but if they are here for long term hodling, then this current price correction will never bother them all.

I won't call them weak hands, is really tempting to withdraw with the fact that the market price was killing the faith many had and nobody wants to be on the losing side honestly speaking, which you know how it would be like.
Sometimes lack of patience get the better part of a good trader and the decision they make can't be reversed, the market price can't be predicted that's why we're all left to choose what to do next when the price start dropping.

[peter0425]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

If you expect the price of Bitcoin to reach $80k later this month, it seems unlikely to happen. However, the potential for a price increase of up to $100k is still very possible because the halving has not yet started. I think the correction that is happening now is a normal thing to happen as a step towards an even higher increase. Therefore, I am still optimistic that the price of bitcoin has the potential to reach $100k this year.

there are still 5 days before the month ends so expecting 80k isn't late and look at the recovery now? bitcoin once again reached 70k and above and with this movement continues to happen? then chances is always there . though I doubt about 100k to be in the table at least this 2nd quarter .

[jaberwock]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it is possible. However my believe in that happening has reduced because of how the price has been hovering around $65k. I am beginning to think that maybe that is just about where it’ll stay. But if we want to speculate from the speed at which it was constantly increasing in value, it’s easy to say that $100k is very feasible.

The market is unpredictable, which is often forgotten. Therefore, if $100k is called the achievable level of bitcoin in this cycle, then bitcoin can demonstrate above - $150k. The price fluctuates around $65k, but doesn't fall much lower and this maintains hope for growth, perhaps in the near future. I don't think that up to $100k the growth will be linear and we would have to see a significant reduction in price. I assume that by the end of the year we will see ups and downs, but the $100k mark will be reached.

I do think that "unpredictable" is something we say for like tomorrow, or a week from now, not the eventual price. If the question is "will it ever be 100k" then that's not really unpredictable, if we remove timing from it, like "will it EVER be 100k?" then the answer is an instant yes. That's not unpredictable, that's quite obvious and we are going to end up with 100k eventually without a doubt.

What we do not realize is that unpredictable or volatile nature of bitcoin is for short term, not for long term. I can say that price of bitcoin will be higher in 10 years than it is today, but I can't say if it will be higher or lower tomorrow, or a week from now, or even a month from now (sometimes even a year). That's what is unpredictable, not long term.

[StreakW]

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

[oktana]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Yes, it is possible. However my believe in that happening has reduced because of how the price has been hovering around $65k. I am beginning to think that maybe that is just about where it’ll stay. But if we want to speculate from the speed at which it was constantly increasing in value, it’s easy to say that $100k is very feasible.

The market is unpredictable, which is often forgotten. Therefore, if $100k is called the achievable level of bitcoin in this cycle, then bitcoin can demonstrate above - $150k. The price fluctuates around $65k, but doesn't fall much lower and this maintains hope for growth, perhaps in the near future. I don't think that up to $100k the growth will be linear and we would have to see a significant reduction in price. I assume that by the end of the year we will see ups and downs, but the $100k mark will be reached.

Maybe and maybe not. Just like it is very possible to go as high as 100k it’s possible to not get there. And I think that speculating $150k is a little far because Bitcoin has to get to $100k first and stabilize itself before going further. Just like the new ATH, Bitcoin is still new to it so we can quickly say that’s the price. I think $65k is safe and $70k is seeming to become safe. Once $70k becomes common, we are sure aiming for higher.

[_BlackStar]

-snip-

there are still 5 days before the month ends so expecting 80k isn't late and look at the recovery now? bitcoin once again reached 70k and above and with this movement continues to happen? then chances is always there . though I doubt about 100k to be in the table at least this 2nd quarter .

Opportunities are always there along the way - but to reach prices as high as $80K in March, all it takes is high demand. I also noticed the market has tried to recover above $70K - but lo and behold, there is always selling pressure making it difficult for the market to maintain bitcoin prices above that level.

As the halving approaches - the market may be in for a surprise. I'm confident about the possibility of surging demand while not ignoring rising supply - so the potential for a correction cannot be completely ignored. Thank goodness the price was able to stay above $70K at the end of March - but it wouldn't be a big surprise if the price dropped to meet a new support level in early to mid April.

[batang_bitcoin]

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

While many are predicting about a nosedive before the halving happens, maybe it's already done and that's going to fuel the skyrocketing soon. We might see this year that we'd be close to $80k because this 2nd quarter is just about to start. $100k can happen for this year because of how things have changed and based on the movement of Bitcoin for the past months, we can literally see some $1k-$3k move upwards in less than a day. That's very possible if you'd see the charts and that's why many are hoping that it might happen this year for which it didn't last 2021 bull run.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

If you expect the price of Bitcoin to reach $80k later this month, it seems unlikely to happen. However, the potential for a price increase of up to $100k is still very possible because the halving has not yet started. I think the correction that is happening now is a normal thing to happen as a step towards an even higher increase. Therefore, I am still optimistic that the price of bitcoin has the potential to reach $100k this year.

there are still 5 days before the month ends so expecting 80k isn't late and look at the recovery now? bitcoin once again reached 70k and above and with this movement continues to happen? then chances is always there . though I doubt about 100k to be in the table at least this 2nd quarter .

To be frank with you this month is the fastest since this year even February that have 29 days can't be compared to the month of March and still is the negative part of Bitcoin we're seeing. By now I thought things would start heading to that rapid movement to hit $80k but it never happened instead we get to see the market price getting back to $69k to $65k after touching $70k, for now we can't say $80k is possible this month, I just hope that next month won't be as worse as this very month.

[kamvreto]

The variability of the price is at its highest right now in my opinion. In the past we might estimate a bit the fluctuations but with the new ATH and the drop just few days later to $62k and the move forward again makes things harder to trace.
Many people found the new ATH is the best moment for them to sell their coins until they witness a new bullrun and so on!

Selling or holding this is each person's strategy. Watching a new bull run and subsequent gains will certainly always be anticipated, even looking forward to $100K which will be the target price of many people. Right now the price is still at $69k and it's still going down, however the current price is a good enough price to take advantage of if they've bought at a bottom price between $20ki-$30k and it still takes time to reach $100k.

[Hamphser]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

If you expect the price of Bitcoin to reach $80k later this month, it seems unlikely to happen. However, the potential for a price increase of up to $100k is still very possible because the halving has not yet started. I think the correction that is happening now is a normal thing to happen as a step towards an even higher increase. Therefore, I am still optimistic that the price of bitcoin has the potential to reach $100k this year.

there are still 5 days before the month ends so expecting 80k isn't late and look at the recovery now? bitcoin once again reached 70k and above and with this movement continues to happen? then chances is always there . though I doubt about 100k to be in the table at least this 2nd quarter .

To be frank with you this month is the fastest since this year even February that have 29 days can't be compared to the month of March and still is the negative part of Bitcoin we're seeing. By now I thought things would start heading to that rapid movement to hit $80k but it never happened instead we get to see the market price getting back to $69k to $65k after touching $70k, for now we can't say $80k is possible this month, I just hope that next month won't be as worse as this very month.

One of the most common behavior of people is that on the time that when they are seeing price rally on which on the time that it did break up Bitcoins ATH then they would really be having that kind of boost of feeling or emotion that it would really be able to break 80k easily without even trying out to reconsider that there would really be corrections after a pump. It wont really be that a smooth sail ride just like on what
thsoe people been anticipating. Come to think that we arent still on a bull run yet. Yes, its good to see that we are watching BItcoins price to hit up or break those ATH but we arent really that too farm off.
We could really be able to see up into technicals that its already overbought on which anytime it could make out that kind of correction on which it did really happen.
Dont tend to raise up your hopes that breaking 80k would be simple but of course this one is inevitable since we arent still on bull run yet.

[Oneandpure]

Selling or holding this is each person's strategy. Watching a new bull run and subsequent gains will certainly always be anticipated, even looking forward to $100K which will be the target price of many people. Right now the price is still at $69k and it's still going down, however the current price is a good enough price to take advantage of if they've bought at a bottom price between $20ki-$30k and it still takes time to reach $100k.

Indeed some people expected with holding bitcoin until raise $100k seems its their own strategy depend bitcoin current price keep going drop and difficult break out,
I scared with all time high of bitcoin break out and over after raising $73k last several weeks ago and has rumor need waiting for upcoming four years later to see bitcoin make new ATH price.
Bitcoin have break more higher price since dropping under $20k, seems up to x4 realistic with bitcoin price in this year and I doubt with bitcoin has possibility will raise for $100k and hit more than x5 time since bitcoin crashing last year.

[STT]

I was just reading of 150k prediction was made 2019 based off of the overall trend in BTC, a reasonable estimate apparently.     Ultimately I'am reminded of the 20k top and the chaos that ensued before during and after that apparent good news.

I'm generally for the overall rise in BTC rather the peaks, the drama and chaos I can do without and do think it does damage and in some cases deters people perhaps forever because volatility is a negative even when it delivers mountain tops that touch space.  If we get 100k or 150k or whatever I dont think it lasts, I'd be happy enough just wandering around between here and higher prices for the next five years and I think thats more productive and conducive to business progressing with BTC.

[Kelward]

I like to predict Bitcoin price with a long term projection in mind, because I'm into it's investment, so on the short term we'll expect the normal slight pump and dump, then the price will then correct itself, depending on the season. Since we're in bull season, I don't worry myself on the short term price fluctuations, it reached new ATH at over $72k, then dipped to $65k, now it has rallied to $69k, this is why I can predict that price will hit $100k before the end of this year. Before the bear run starts to set in, I'm hoping that we'll see a new ATH of $200k, so this is a call for believers to have faith and keep accumulating, they're still assured of ROI in the peak of bull run.

[AirtelBuzz]

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

Yes, like you, I think it's only a matter of time before Bitcoin hits $100k this year. Although many predicted that the price of Bitcoin would reach $100k before the Bitcoin Halving, it is now doubtful whether this will be possible. Because we have seen bitcoin price rise and even bitcoin price fall few days ago. The price of Bitcoin has never seen such a surge in value as it has seen this year. The price of Bitcoin rose to a unique height this year which was an all-time high. One of the reasons why the price of Bitcoin has risen so much in recent years is the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, and one of the reasons is that the Bitcoin market will undergo a four-year cycle this year. After the Bitcoin cycle we can see a bullish period in the market then we can imagine that the price of Bitcoin will go up a lot more.

[Fara Chan]

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

The current price range could also provide encouragement for Bitcoin to go to $100K if the conditions of the crypto market trend itself do not experience bad things so that price changes for Bitcoin by continuing to increase the price towards $100K are very possible. But on the one hand, we all also need to hope that in the near future we will not release Bitcoin before this price is reached by Bitcoin because it will be easier for Bitcoin to happen if Bitcoin holders can continue to increase and those who own Bitcoin do not immediately sell for a small profit.

[Marvell1]

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

Yes, like you, I think it's only a matter of time before Bitcoin hits $100k this year. Although many predicted that the price of Bitcoin would reach $100k before the Bitcoin Halving, it is now doubtful whether this will be possible. Because we have seen bitcoin price rise and even bitcoin price fall few days ago. The price of Bitcoin has never seen such a surge in value as it has seen this year. The price of Bitcoin rose to a unique height this year which was an all-time high. One of the reasons why the price of Bitcoin has risen so much in recent years is the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, and one of the reasons is that the Bitcoin market will undergo a four-year cycle this year. After the Bitcoin cycle we can see a bullish period in the market then we can imagine that the price of Bitcoin will go up a lot more.

The expectation that bitcoin will reach $100k before the halving is actually a bit too high, I also don't think we can get there with just over 20 days left until the halving. And I also agree with you that the $100K goal will most likely happen this year. But I think before bitcoin reaches $100k, there will be significant corrections, and I expect those corrections to happen after the halving. I don't think bitcoin's path to $100k will be easy and without any obstacles.

[Sexylizzy2813]

To be frank with you this month is the fastest since this year even February that have 29 days can't be compared to the month of March and still is the negative part of Bitcoin we're seeing. By now I thought things would start heading to that rapid movement to hit $80k but it never happened instead we get to see the market price getting back to $69k to $65k after touching $70k, for now we can't say $80k is possible this month, I just hope that next month won't be as worse as this very month.

One of the most common behavior of people is that on the time that when they are seeing price rally on which on the time that it did break up Bitcoins ATH then they would really be having that kind of boost of feeling or emotion that it would really be able to break 80k easily without even trying out to reconsider that there would really be corrections after a pump. It wont really be that a smooth sail ride just like on what
thsoe people been anticipating. Come to think that we arent still on a bull run yet. Yes, its good to see that we are watching BItcoins price to hit up or break those ATH but we arent really that too farm off.
We could really be able to see up into technicals that its already overbought on which anytime it could make out that kind of correction on which it did really happen.
Dont tend to raise up your hopes that breaking 80k would be simple but of course this one is inevitable since we arent still on bull run yet.

That's how I felt when the price of Bitcoin was running very fast  and it was as if the next day we're going to see a very different amount that's even more than $80k. I think the over excitement happened because of the joy of seeing it hit a new ATH and we were expecting more, everybody likes to be on the profit side of business.
We knew there would be corrections but the market flow was on the positive side and it made many to forget it won't last for long. This time around the price has gotten to the stage where some of those holders would feel they had lost but I believe another movement is getting ready to hit $80k or even more.

[rodskee]

Seems like the road to $100k is very rough indeed with how poorly the market price has been, some how it looks like we're never going to see $80k before the end of this month. Is getting to a week and we haven't seen anything positive like heading towards the $70k it was before dropping and we're expecting to see a new ATH anytime soon and that would happen when the price start going up, I think the market price might change in the next 3 days.

If you expect the price of Bitcoin to reach $80k later this month, it seems unlikely to happen. However, the potential for a price increase of up to $100k is still very possible because the halving has not yet started. I think the correction that is happening now is a normal thing to happen as a step towards an even higher increase. Therefore, I am still optimistic that the price of bitcoin has the potential to reach $100k this year.

80k this month ? Im afraid it will ever happen because the roller coaster ride of market is not
showing consistent flow for the market and the investors seems to be not going favoring this target
and also that 100k is surely to be reached but the problem is when will it happen and yes not this
2024, we must not abused what we have done breaking the ATH before halving and that is enough
for all of us to be thankful.

We are just over a week away from the end of March and over the past 5 days we have continuously had negative capital flows into the market from bitcoin ETFs reports. So, expecting bitcoin to reach 80k USD by the end of the month is quite a difficult task for bitcoin, I also think it will be very difficult to achieve that.

and now that we are in Halving month this is the moment of truth , more than
2 weeks before halving so lets see if who are ready to what will happen.

But the goal of 100 thousand USD this year is not too difficult a goal for bitcoin . I still believe we will hit $100k this year and there will be a sharp correction by the end of 2024 . Of course, that is just correction and not a sign of the end of the bull season because the bull season has not really come yet .

even if not taken this year but will surely in the beginning of 2025 we will cross
that 100k finally or even higher if given a better chance (if many of us will add more
from their investments/holding)

[yudi09]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

The decline will occur after Bitcoin reaches the price of 70k or what you mean is the new highest price from the previous ATH price.
From current experience we can take the example that the graph will not always move upwards over a long period of time. Amid the increase, there will be a decrease.

The current price range could also provide encouragement for Bitcoin to go to $100K if the conditions of the crypto market trend itself do not experience bad things so that price changes for Bitcoin by continuing to increase the price towards $100K are very possible. But on the one hand, we all also need to hope that in the near future we will not release Bitcoin before this price is reached by Bitcoin because it will be easier for Bitcoin to happen if Bitcoin holders can continue to increase and those who own Bitcoin do not immediately sell for a small profit.

Current market conditions are still good to expect a new achievement at a price that has been widely predicted.
The price is still at home at $69k and occasionally reaches $71k. We'll see what happens in April. We can predict that April will have surprises or be the same as March.
When we are able to hold on and not choose to let go at the highest price that occurred several months ago, I think we will be able to overcome the initial challenges.

[Hewlet]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

there is no certainty that bitcoin will have a linear movement from it current price to $100k without any decline and like you would have noticed, after Bitcoin even got to $70k and reach the recent ATH of $73.75k,  it has seen a major decline to it curent $66k and it's currently going upwards from point.

We can't be certain of it price movement as per in it will get to $100k from this current price or will go down before taking a serious upward movement above $100k but the fact is that within th months it's possibly going above the previous ATH but whether or not it will hit the much anticipated $100k is what only time will tell.

[Dave1]

For me it's better to just observed the market and be ready for any fall in price and then re-buy and continue to invest even if we enter the bull run or after the halving run. Market price is very volatile, there is no assurance that we might not see any correction. And this is the first time that we have seen new ath pre-halving, so it could be scary for some investors.

Yeah, at the same time buying the dip is the most important part but we are not at the dip anymore, so all you can do is constantly keep buying whenever you get some money, that's how you should approach this in the end.

DCA, yeah it is our best friend and strategy all throughout, regardless if we are in the bear or bull market, and as long as our goal is long term, DCA is the plan.

I believe that we are going to end up with a good return here and there, which should be the most important part. I get that people are not approaching things like they are the most valuable things, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with a great increase right away, so we still have time to buy some bitcoins. If we do that, from 70k to 100k means nearly 50% profit, and that is great for half a year time, and in half a year that could happen. This is why we should be considering investing even at this price.

Best time to buy is in the bear market, but then again, profit is profit so whenever we buy at $65k, and the bull ended at $150k++, that is already a x2 gain and we will take that. Problem is there are people who are greedy who wants more profit. But in this bull run, everyone will have a slice in the pie so whatever it is, still that is profit that we will take.

[Tmoonz]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

Surely there are uncertainty as regards to our expectations yet we might need to consider what we believe to have possibilities as it gives us the mindsets to focus more on what can be achieved rather than thinking about limitations.

[AirtelBuzz]

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

Yes, like you, I think it's only a matter of time before Bitcoin hits $100k this year. Although many predicted that the price of Bitcoin would reach $100k before the Bitcoin Halving, it is now doubtful whether this will be possible. Because we have seen bitcoin price rise and even bitcoin price fall few days ago. The price of Bitcoin has never seen such a surge in value as it has seen this year. The price of Bitcoin rose to a unique height this year which was an all-time high. One of the reasons why the price of Bitcoin has risen so much in recent years is the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, and one of the reasons is that the Bitcoin market will undergo a four-year cycle this year. After the Bitcoin cycle we can see a bullish period in the market then we can imagine that the price of Bitcoin will go up a lot more.

The expectation that bitcoin will reach $100k before the halving is actually a bit too high, I also don't think we can get there with just over 20 days left until the halving. And I also agree with you that the $100K goal will most likely happen this year. But I think before bitcoin reaches $100k, there will be significant corrections, and I expect those corrections to happen after the halving.

With 15 more days left to organize Bitcoin halving, it seems almost impossible for Bitcoin price to reach $100k dollars. We have been seeing Bitcoin price declines for a few days where it seems that the price of Bitcoin is constantly going up and down but the price is going down more than it is going up. Maybe this is a big correction in the market before the bitcoin halving takes place. Many predicted that before the Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price would reach $100k without any hurdles, their predictions may now be proven wrong. Their predictions about the price of Bitcoin going up will be correct when the bullrun starts after the Bitcoin halving is organized.

I don't think bitcoin's path to $100k will be easy and without any obstacles.

I also don't think the path for Bitcoin price to reach $100k dollars will be easy and it will be possible without any obstacles. If the price of Bitcoin had continued like that from when we saw the price of Bitcoin touch the new ATH until now, it would have probably hit $100k before the halving. However, after touching Bitcoin ATH, the market corrected again from there and now the market is trying to rise again.

[Gallar]

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I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It is certain that the price of bitcoin will experience a decline first before reaching $100K. Because the proof is that today the price of bitcoin is at $67K. So it is clear that the price of bitcoin will definitely fall first (experience a correction). But don't worry, friend, because the decline in Bitcoin prices before or after the Halving is very normal. Because as far as I know, in every 4 year bitcoin halving cycle, the price of bitcoin always experiences a cycle like that. So you don't need to worry about the current price decline (after and before the Halving) because after that usually the price of bitcoin will rise again and most likely the price will actually be higher than now (Bullish market). Maybe when the time comes (Bullish market) the price of bitcoin will most likely reach $80K-$100K.

So what you have to do now is be patient until the price of bitcoin reaches ($100K) and if you have cold hard cash, it is better to keep adding to your bitcoin assets. In essence, don't focus too much on the price decline that occurred in bitcoin. Because price drops always happen. Because the name is also an investment asset whose price will definitely go up and down. Likewise with bitcoin, there will definitely be a process first before the price really soars.

So in conclusion, to be able to patiently wait for Bitcoin to reach $100K, you have to be able to appreciate the process, friends.

[I_Anime]

So what you have to do now is be patient until the price of bitcoin reaches ($100K) and if you have cold hard cash, it is better to keep adding to your bitcoin assets. In essence, don't focus too much on the price decline that occurred in bitcoin. Because price drops always happen. Because the name is also an investment asset whose price will definitely go up and down. Likewise with bitcoin, there will definitely be a process first before the price really soars.

So in conclusion, to be able to patiently wait for Bitcoin to reach $100K, you have to be able to appreciate the process, friends

you're right, one should grab this recent decrease in price as an opportunity to keep accumulating more Bitcoin in their portfolio. And yeah Bitcoin is definitely going to it $100k it may take place this year or a year after the halving. So alot of folks may sell theirs during that price range, while some may decide to take some profit from their investment ( mostly those with enough Bitcoin in their portfolio), while some may keep on holding and accumulating more Bitcoin, for the next break through Bitcoin is going to undergo in the future, it may takes a whole cycle but no one can actually tell ,  And believe Bitcoin would keep on growing. I can't wait to see Bitcoin at the  price range of $100k and above because it would be beautiful 

[JayJuanGee]

Selling or holding this is each person's strategy. Watching a new bull run and subsequent gains will certainly always be anticipated, even looking forward to $100K which will be the target price of many people. Right now the price is still at $69k and it's still going down, however the current price is a good enough price to take advantage of if they've bought at a bottom price between $20ki-$30k and it still takes time to reach $100k.

Indeed some people expected with holding bitcoin until raise $100k seems its their own strategy depend bitcoin current price keep going drop and difficult break out,
I scared with all time high of bitcoin break out and over after raising $73k last several weeks ago and has rumor need waiting for upcoming four years later to see bitcoin make new ATH price.
Bitcoin have break more higher price since dropping under $20k, seems up to x4 realistic with bitcoin price in this year and I doubt with bitcoin has possibility will raise for $100k and hit more than x5 time since bitcoin crashing last year.

You seem to be amazed about relatively small bitcoin price moves.  The bottom was $15,479 in November 2022, so yeah, currently we are a bit more than 4x over that bottom price and by the time we get to $100k, that would be nearly 6.5x higher than that bottom price.. .. .. and so the question still becomes how to deal with that kind of price appreciation and also to figure out if it is a good idea to sell some of your bitcoin or not. .which surely has to do with your own personal circumstances regarding how long you might have been in bitcoin and how long you have been accumulating bitcoin.

Someone like you have been registered on the forum for nearly 7 years so if you had been persistently and ongoingly accumulating BTC for the past 7 years at $100 per week, you would have invested $36.6k and you would have accumulated nearly 4 BTC (worth nearly $280k), which seems like something like that would give you options, but not necessarily in a position to start to sell BTC.. unless you might have had been injecting more value and investing more into BTC in order to front load your investment, then maybe you would be in a position to start to sell some of it.  Sure in the end, it is up to you how to manage your BTC holdings.

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

While many are predicting about a nosedive before the halving happens, maybe it's already done and that's going to fuel the skyrocketing soon. We might see this year that we'd be close to $80k because this 2nd quarter is just about to start. $100k can happen for this year because of how things have changed and based on the movement of Bitcoin for the past months, we can literally see some $1k-$3k move upwards in less than a day. That's very possible if you'd see the charts and that's why many are hoping that it might happen this year for which it didn't last 2021 bull run.

Of course the dynamics for this particular bullmarket is going to be different from the dynamics of the 2021 bullmarket, so in that regard, we seem to be largely just starting this bullmarket as compared with 2021 being towards the end of that particular bull market.. and at the same time, we can never really know for sure if we are in the beginning, the middle or the end, but we should still attempt to prepare ourselves for a variety of possibilities and not merely expecting that since currently we are in all time highs and that we are experiencing greater amounts of UPwards price movements that the upwards movements are not sufficiently sustainable.  

The fact of the matter remains that more and more BIGGER money is coming into the bitcoin space, and surely the BIGGER money can push the BTC price in either direction, but if you are merely preparing for down rather than UP, then you are likely not very prepared or even understanding what bitcoin is in terms of remaining an investment to hold for the long term and continuing to make sure that you have enough of it. and if you don't you have to continue to buy until you feel that you have enough or more than enough...  

By the way, you cannot prepare for up or even to make sure that you have enough BTC by selling your BTC, so the best tactic for making sure that you have enough is keep buying until you have come to a reasonable conclusion that you do have enough..

The variability of the price is at its highest right now in my opinion. In the past we might estimate a bit the fluctuations but with the new ATH and the drop just few days later to $62k and the move forward again makes things harder to trace.
Many people found the new ATH is the best moment for them to sell their coins until they witness a new bullrun and so on!

Selling or holding this is each person's strategy. Watching a new bull run and subsequent gains will certainly always be anticipated, even looking forward to $100K which will be the target price of many people. Right now the price is still at $69k and it's still going down, however the current price is a good enough price to take advantage of if they've bought at a bottom price between $20ki-$30k and it still takes time to reach $100k.

Seems a bit short-sighted to be wanting to trade this, and sure you can make some dollar profits, but you seem to not understand and/or appreciate the asset that you have if you think that it is a good idea to be selling your BTC (except of course if you have too much of it, then in those cases you might be in a position to sell some of it).

I was just reading of 150k prediction was made 2019 based off of the overall trend in BTC, a reasonable estimate apparently.     Ultimately I'am reminded of the 20k top and the chaos that ensued before during and after that apparent good news.

I'm generally for the overall rise in BTC rather the peaks, the drama and chaos I can do without and do think it does damage and in some cases deters people perhaps forever because volatility is a negative even when it delivers mountain tops that touch space.  If we get 100k or 150k or whatever I dont think it lasts, I'd be happy enough just wandering around between here and higher prices for the next five years and I think thats more productive and conducive to business progressing with BTC.

Bitcoin doesn't work like that.  We are both in the midst of a war and also the greatest transfer of wealth that man has ever seen, and your little wishes for stability seem to be pie in the sky..,. for the most part, one of the most certain things about bitcoin is that it is going to be ongoingly volatile.. at least in terms of spot price.  

On the other hand, if you want stability and to value your BTC holdings from the 200-WMA, that 200-WMA continues to be pretty stable and ongoingly moving up.. .. so that would be one way of achieving stability through bitcoin if that might be what you are seeking.  It seems like a long shot to get BTC spot price stability until BTC spot prices are at least 10x of gold's market cap, which well could take a while to achieve.. perhaps a few more cycles.. . and so then maybe (not guaranteed) between 10x and 1,000x of gold's market cap, BTC might become a bit more stable (relatively speaking) while it is moving through that price range.

By the way, currently BTC is about 1/10 gold price so to get to 10x gold's price there would need to be a 100x price increase in bitcoin, relative to gold... so $5 million per BTC in today's prices.

I like to predict Bitcoin price with a long term projection in mind, because I'm into it's investment, so on the short term we'll expect the normal slight pump and dump, then the price will then correct itself, depending on the season. Since we're in bull season, I don't worry myself on the short term price fluctuations, it reached new ATH at over $72k, then dipped to $65k, now it has rallied to $69k, this is why I can predict that price will hit $100k before the end of this year. Before the bear run starts to set in, I'm hoping that we'll see a new ATH of $200k, so this is a call for believers to have faith and keep accumulating, they're still assured of ROI in the peak of bull run.

You do not sound like a long term investor in BTC - merely because you are anticipating higher than $100k prices for BTC for this cycle and the mere fact that you are looking for $200k, rather than $100k for this cycle, does not make you a long term investor into BTC..  In other words, you seem to be merely anticipating a possible swing in BTC prices that goes up to $200k and you are willing to hold BTC up until that amount... That still does not contribute towards your being a long term investor in BTC.  

I would suggest that a long term investor does not get focused on BTC price, but just gets more focused on mostly just holding BTC, and if he has enough BTC he can start to sell at any price, and if he does not have enough BTC then he can continue to buy it until he has enough, or better yet more than enough.

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

Yes, like you, I think it's only a matter of time before Bitcoin hits $100k this year. Although many predicted that the price of Bitcoin would reach $100k before the Bitcoin Halving, it is now doubtful whether this will be possible. Because we have seen bitcoin price rise and even bitcoin price fall few days ago. The price of Bitcoin has never seen such a surge in value as it has seen this year. The price of Bitcoin rose to a unique height this year which was an all-time high. One of the reasons why the price of Bitcoin has risen so much in recent years is the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, and one of the reasons is that the Bitcoin market will undergo a four-year cycle this year. After the Bitcoin cycle we can see a bullish period in the market then we can imagine that the price of Bitcoin will go up a lot more.

Your analysis sounds confused... there have been greater surges in the past, so if you are referring to "great surges" it might be helpful to consider whether a surge is great or not based on percentages rather than absolute numbers, and yeah, sure there is a place for assessments based on absolute price moves and/or based on percentages, yet we still should be attempting to put these matters in perspective - especially if we might compare some of the past cycles, and also yeah, I am not expecting that bitcoin is going to be able to achieve as great of percentage moves as it was able to obtain in the past, but there still can be some short term BTC price moves that resemble past moves in terms of their percent movement.. and also based on the fact that there are BIGGER amounts of money being thrown around since in current times there are more institutions and rich persons getting into bitcoin as compared to some of the past cycles, including that each cycle has involved bigger and Bigger and BIGger players..

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

The current price range could also provide encouragement for Bitcoin to go to $100K if the conditions of the crypto market trend itself do not experience bad things so that price changes for Bitcoin by continuing to increase the price towards $100K are very possible. But on the one hand, we all also need to hope that in the near future we will not release Bitcoin before this price is reached by Bitcoin because it will be easier for Bitcoin to happen if Bitcoin holders can continue to increase and those who own Bitcoin do not immediately sell for a small profit.

You can sell or not.. BTC prices are still likely going to continue to go up.. so you are just hurting yourself if you end up selling too much too soon, even though you seem to be trying to figure out the top for this cycle... and if you think that $100k or even $150k is the top, you may well end up not getting it right and then you end up selling too much BTC too soon.

In my opinion, Bitcoin's path to $100k seems likely this year. Moreover, Bitcoin reached above $73k before the halving occurred. However, to reach the price of $100k, Bitcoin will experience a slight decline and this happened when after reaching $73k Bitcoin fell to $64k and now the price of Bitcoin has risen again above $70k.

Yes, like you, I think it's only a matter of time before Bitcoin hits $100k this year. Although many predicted that the price of Bitcoin would reach $100k before the Bitcoin Halving, it is now doubtful whether this will be possible. Because we have seen bitcoin price rise and even bitcoin price fall few days ago. The price of Bitcoin has never seen such a surge in value as it has seen this year. The price of Bitcoin rose to a unique height this year which was an all-time high. One of the reasons why the price of Bitcoin has risen so much in recent years is the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, and one of the reasons is that the Bitcoin market will undergo a four-year cycle this year. After the Bitcoin cycle we can see a bullish period in the market then we can imagine that the price of Bitcoin will go up a lot more.

The expectation that bitcoin will reach $100k before the halving is actually a bit too high, I also don't think we can get there with just over 20 days left until the halving. And I also agree with you that the $100K goal will most likely happen this year. But I think before bitcoin reaches $100k, there will be significant corrections, and I expect those corrections to happen after the halving. I don't think bitcoin's path to $100k will be easy and without any obstacles.

Yeah.. who knows if there might be some resistance prior to $100k ..   In recent times, I had frequently considered that the range of $55k to $82k to be a kind of lack of resistance zone, and so then there would be resistance prior to $100k, yet since we seemed to have been experiencing so much resistance in this $55k to $82k zone, then that could end up changing the dynamics for pre-$100k resistance and the extent to which resistance might be strong at those pre-$100k levels.

I doubt that we can know with certainty how deep any correction is going to be or how much resistance is going to exist at any particular price level, yet we might have some decent ideas that buying pressures are way more capable of keeping up while the BTC price is moving up as long as there are some pausing periods along the way, and if it seems that there has been a sufficient amount of time that buying pressure has been able to keep up with the BTC upward price moves, then it might become somewhat unrealistic to expect great price corrections merely based on the BTC price is continuing to move up without any great corrections... but if it is moving up slowly enough then the great correction might well be a lot less necessary than you are making it out to be.

For me it's better to just observed the market and be ready for any fall in price and then re-buy and continue to invest even if we enter the bull run or after the halving run. Market price is very volatile, there is no assurance that we might not see any correction. And this is the first time that we have seen new ath pre-halving, so it could be scary for some investors.

Yeah, at the same time buying the dip is the most important part but we are not at the dip anymore, so all you can do is constantly keep buying whenever you get some money, that's how you should approach this in the end.

DCA, yeah it is our best friend and strategy all throughout, regardless if we are in the bear or bull market, and as long as our goal is long term, DCA is the plan.

I believe that we are going to end up with a good return here and there, which should be the most important part. I get that people are not approaching things like they are the most valuable things, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with a great increase right away, so we still have time to buy some bitcoins. If we do that, from 70k to 100k means nearly 50% profit, and that is great for half a year time, and in half a year that could happen. This is why we should be considering investing even at this price.

Best time to buy is in the bear market, but then again, profit is profit so whenever we buy at $65k, and the bull ended at $150k++, that is already a x2 gain and we will take that. Problem is there are people who are greedy who wants more profit. But in this bull run, everyone will have a slice in the pie so whatever it is, still that is profit that we will take.

That is why a lot of guys who get into bitcoin have a lot of fun staying poor - because they are so excited about 2x profits..   seems a bit ridiculous given bitcoin as the most pristine asset known to man, and some guys are monkeying around with short-term profits that may well end up resulting in not so great of a plan as compared to the guys who figure out ways to both hold BTC long term but also to advantage from the ongoing compounding of their BTC investment so long as they mostly continue to hold it over long periods of time..... even guys who got in from 2015 have gone through around 8 or so doublings, which end up resulting in around 256x returns.. even though each doubling does not seem that great, but when a doubling doubles upon an earlier doubling and it keeps happening, there are compounding effects on the value that they hold.  I outline some of the compound dynamics in this post.

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I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It is certain that the price of bitcoin will experience a decline first before reaching $100K. Because the proof is that today the price of bitcoin is at $67K. So it is clear that the price of bitcoin will definitely fall first (experience a correction).

Wow.  Where did get to be such an expert upon where the BTC price is likely to go, and it surely seems a bit dangerous to conclude that a dip, from here, is inevitable.. but anyhow you do you, and hopefully not too many people are listening to your nonsense in terms of their own preparations from here on out, especially if they might not have much if any quantity of BTC.
 
Another thing is that hopefully you and/or other folks are not too overly reliant on the idea that the BTC price has to go down before it is going up.. otherwise you may well find yourself with way fewer coins than you should have had and inadequately prepared for up.

You have ONLY been registered on the forum for around a year and a half, so I have a hard time speculating that you are sufficiently and/or adequately prepared for UP, unless you front loaded your investment a lot in the past year and a half.

Instead, you sound like someone who might be trying to play the waves in BTC prices and you may well end up being on the wrong side of those kinds of prognostications.

But don't worry, friend, because the decline in Bitcoin prices before or after the Halving is very normal.

It does not mean that it is going to happen.

Because as far as I know, in every 4 year bitcoin halving cycle, the price of bitcoin always experiences a cycle like that.

So?

So you don't need to worry about the current price decline (after and before the Halving) because after that usually the price of bitcoin will rise again and most likely the price will actually be higher than now (Bullish market). Maybe when the time comes (Bullish market) the price of bitcoin will most likely reach $80K-$100K.

Your targets for UP seem quite reserved too.

So what you have to do now is be patient until the price of bitcoin reaches ($100K) and if you have cold hard cash, it is better to keep adding to your bitcoin assets.

This part of your "advice" is probably reasonable, even though you seem to be focusing on $100k rather than focusing on how much BTC any particular person might have in comparison to how much they might want or need.

In essence, don't focus too much on the price decline that occurred in bitcoin. Because price drops always happen.

This part is true too, so you are not completely looney.

One of the most inevitable things in bitcoin is that the price is volatile, but we still cannot know which direction, or which direction first, even though an overwhelming majority of folks are insufficiently and inadequately prepared for up.. so most people likely need to continue to prepare for up rather than fucking around in regards to preparing for dips that may or may not happen..  

Sure, no problem keeping money available to buy on dips, but I doubt that preparing for dips is as good of a strategy for preparing for up rather than just continuing to buy in order to continue to prepare for up that might end up happening.

Because the name is also an investment asset whose price will definitely go up and down. Likewise with bitcoin, there will definitely be a process first before the price really soars.

You are saying that the BTC price could go in either direction, but you are saying that it won't go up.. ..

Ok... you are not making sense.

So in conclusion, to be able to patiently wait for Bitcoin to reach $100K, you have to be able to appreciate the process, friends.

That conclusion kind of makes sense on its own, but it does not make sense in light of the other points that you were making that proclaim that the BTC price has to go down or sideways before it goes up, which may or may not be true.

[AVE5]

If I'm not mistaking, the historical ATH performance hitted around $76,000 plus. Op you need to understand that the season that approaches the halving periods is usually a valuable where the market price goes higher and then befalls in a slash of half during the halving.
What I don't understand is if did you expects a higher increments in the market cap as you may feel so excited about the market increase in value even before the halving. Be assured that during this halving, the value of bitcoin Will depreciate effectively so, don't expect high or higher prices.

[JayJuanGee]

If I'm not mistaking, the historical ATH performance hitted around $76,000 plus. Op you need to understand that the season that approaches the halving periods is usually a valuable where the market price goes higher and then befalls in a slash of half during the halving.
What I don't understand is if did you expects a higher increments in the market cap as you may feel so excited about the market increase in value even before the halving. Be assured that during this halving, the value of bitcoin Will depreciate effectively so, don't expect high or higher prices.

To me, it sounds like you don't know what the halvening is.

It is the halvening of the new issuance of bitcoin, so instead of 6.25 BTC rewarded every 10 minutes it is only 3.125 BTC every 10 minutes, which also could be translated as a reduction from 900 new BTC per day to 450 new BTC per day.. It does not effect the existing supply, except perhaps to put more pressure on the existing supply since fewer amounts of new BTC is coming onto the market.

Another thing that is NOT of immediate effect is that there is something like 100 blocks, so the miner cannot spend the newly minted coins until the next day.. so it is not a very long delay before the newly issued coins can be spent.

The reason that the price tends to go up after a halvening is that it might take a bit of time for the lowering of the new supply to be felt, yet this time around, it appears that there is an ongoing pressure on the BTC supply that had not been so much present in earlier halvenings, so if the ongoing pressures continue to be put on the existing BTC supply, then surely the BTC price will go up and it will allow for more BTC to be available for sale, yet it if the buying pressure is greater than the amount of coins that existing BTC holders are ready, willing and/or able to sell, then the BTC price will go up until a sufficient amount of BTC supply is made available for the various ongoing new BTC buyers are able to get their BTC (in this case quite a bit still seems to be coming from the new BTC ETF issuers).

[ShowOff]

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The reason that the price tends to go up after a halvening is that it might take a bit of time for the lowering of the new supply to be felt, yet this time around, it appears that there is an ongoing pressure on the BTC supply that had not been so much present in earlier halvenings, so if the ongoing pressures continue to be put on the existing BTC supply, then surely the BTC price will go up and it will allow for more BTC to be available for sale, yet it if the buying pressure is greater than the amount of coins that existing BTC holders are ready, willing and/or able to sell, then the BTC price will go up until a sufficient amount of BTC supply is made available for the various ongoing new BTC buyers are able to get their BTC (in this case quite a bit still seems to be coming from the new BTC ETF issuers).

In addition, prices tend to rise because this is the reward miners deserve so they can maintain their business. If prices don't rise, I really believe that many miners will have to go out of business because they can't afford the mining industry because of the lower reward they get per block. I'm not sure about how much it will affect miners, but it will definitely have an impact.

I so far agree that bitcoin will get more expensive over time, but I have to ignore short-term volatility and set targets in the long term. Of course $100k is on the way, but we never know how quickly $100k can be reached after the halving.

[boyptc]

I so far agree that bitcoin will get more expensive over time, but I have to ignore short-term volatility and set targets in the long term. Of course $100k is on the way, but we never know how quickly $100k can be reached after the halving.

It will take time until we see that $100k. Many speculates that it can be reached this year but we don't know if it will and everything is possible to go up and down.

I agree that if it is with the short term, then don't expect a lot of move from Bitcoin. We'll get there to $100k soon and it's going to take some time and whoever waits and the patient ones will witness it.

And by that time, everyone is free to take their own decision whether to profit or not.

[Tmoonz]

For me it's better to just observed the market and be ready for any fall in price and then re-buy and continue to invest even if we enter the bull run or after the halving run. Market price is very volatile, there is no assurance that we might not see any correction. And this is the first time that we have seen new ath pre-halving, so it could be scary for some investors.

Yeah, at the same time buying the dip is the most important part but we are not at the dip anymore, so all you can do is constantly keep buying whenever you get some money, that's how you should approach this in the end.

DCA, yeah it is our best friend and strategy all throughout, regardless if we are in the bear or bull market, and as long as our goal is long term, DCA is the plan.

I believe that we are going to end up with a good return here and there, which should be the most important part. I get that people are not approaching things like they are the most valuable things, but that doesn't mean that we are going to end up with a great increase right away, so we still have time to buy some bitcoins. If we do that, from 70k to 100k means nearly 50% profit, and that is great for half a year time, and in half a year that could happen. This is why we should be considering investing even at this price.

Best time to buy is in the bear market, but then again, profit is profit so whenever we buy at $65k, and the bull ended at $150k++, that is already a x2 gain and we will take that. Problem is there are people who are greedy who wants more profit. But in this bull run, everyone will have a slice in the pie so whatever it is, still that is profit that we will take.

That's sounds more like a trading strategy, there is so much uncertainty in the market such that the first best time to buy was yesterday and the second best time is today because you never can tell what tomorrow will be, with your dca you are always there in the market irrespective of the price and you can as well make a lump sum buy or buy wholesomely when in bear market at lower price point. A real investor don't attempt to time the market but they are always there to maximize every opportunity shown in the market with various strategies where and when necessary.

[I_Anime]

Of course the dynamics for this particular bullmarket is going to be different from the dynamics of the 2021 bullmarket, so in that regard, we seem to be largely just starting this bullmarket as compared with 2021 being towards the end of that particular bull market.. and at the same time, we can never really know for sure if we are in the beginning, the middle or the end, but we should still attempt to prepare ourselves for a variety of possibilities and not merely expecting that since currently we are in all time highs and that we are experiencing greater amounts of UPwards price movements that the upwards movements are not sufficiently sustainable.  

well I clearly understand your point , we can't actually tell if we are I the beginning, the middle or the end , of this bull market.  So one need to be well prepared for anything by accumulating as much Bitcoin they can . In order to secure a better position for themselves, like now we don't actually know the next step market gonna take . So we just got to keep Accumulating even when there's going to be a dip or surge in market.

That's sounds more like a trading strategy, there is so much uncertainty in the market such that the first best time to buy was yesterday and the second best time is today because you never can tell what tomorrow will be, with your dca you are always there in the market irrespective of the price and you can as well make a lump sum buy or buy wholesomely when in bear market at lower price point. A real investor don't attempt to time the market but they are always there to maximize every opportunity shown in the market with various strategies where and when necessary.

IMO I don't think there's any best time to buy bitcoin, anytime one have the funds to purchase Bitcoin is the right time either by using DCA or lump-summing expecially those who are truly ready for long-term holding, just as Tmoonz said one can never tell what tomorrow will bring. But when it comes to Bear market, bear market is not the only or the best time to purchase Bitcoin, but  rather an opportunity  to purchase more quantities of bitcoin in a cheaper rate due to a certain decrease or drop in market price. So with DCA you don't need to bother yourself with timing the market, rather focus accumulating weekly or monthly with your DCA method.

[Dunamisx]

We are already into it since the start of this year, we are now having halving to come this month and there is every possible hope that after the halving, the market will still maintain moving more faster toward the race to the 100k and above sooner, we are more likely to see that the market becomes more bullish henceforth from this time onwards because the bull season is what we expect to keep coming all through this year.

[erep]

I so far agree that bitcoin will get more expensive over time, but I have to ignore short-term volatility and set targets in the long term. Of course $100k is on the way, but we never know how quickly $100k can be reached after the halving.

It will take time until we see that $100k. Many speculates that it can be reached this year but we don't know if it will and everything is possible to go up and down.

I agree that if it is with the short term, then don't expect a lot of move from Bitcoin. We'll get there to $100k soon and it's going to take some time and whoever waits and the patient ones will witness it.

And by that time, everyone is free to take their own decision whether to profit or not.

The opportunity for bitcoin's price to reach $100k is very close and I believe that price target can be achieved in the middle of the year or after the halving occurs, but it is possible that it can be achieved before the halving too if for example the current correction occurs, because bitcoin has not experienced a significant correction after the market increase from the beginning last February, so make sure you wait for lower prices to start investing in your portfolio.

[FinePoine0]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It is certain that the price of Bitcoin will reach 100k as it will be touched in 2025. You can invest as much as you want in the present because investing from now will surely give you more benefits. Because bitcoin halving will take place in April 2024 which is very close to present time. There are only 17 days left until the halving takes place, so get involved with investing now.

[Tmoonz]

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The reason that the price tends to go up after a halvening is that it might take a bit of time for the lowering of the new supply to be felt, yet this time around, it appears that there is an ongoing pressure on the BTC supply that had not been so much present in earlier halvenings, so if the ongoing pressures continue to be put on the existing BTC supply, then surely the BTC price will go up and it will allow for more BTC to be available for sale, yet it if the buying pressure is greater than the amount of coins that existing BTC holders are ready, willing and/or able to sell, then the BTC price will go up until a sufficient amount of BTC supply is made available for the various ongoing new BTC buyers are able to get their BTC (in this case quite a bit still seems to be coming from the new BTC ETF issuers).

In addition, prices tend to rise because this is the reward miners deserve so they can maintain their business. If prices don't rise, I really believe that many miners will have to go out of business because they can't afford the mining industry because of the lower reward they get per block. I'm not sure about how much it will affect miners, but it will definitely have an impact.

I so far agree that bitcoin will get more expensive over time, but I have to ignore short-term volatility and set targets in the long term. Of course $100k is on the way, but we never know how quickly $100k can be reached after the halving.

Yes the halving event has an impact on the miners such that their rewards for mining new btc reduces by 50% and this will affect more on miners that has high production cost while those with lower production cost will not feel much of the impact as compared with those that has higher production cost because the rewards for mining a block will be half.

The opportunity for bitcoin's price to reach $100k is very close and I believe that price target can be achieved in the middle of the year or after the halving occurs, but it is possible that it can be achieved before the halving too if for example the current correction occurs, because bitcoin has not experienced a significant correction after the market increase from the beginning last February, so make sure you wait for lower prices to start investing in your portfolio.

I disagree with you on this and I think waiting for a lower price has not been the best advice unless you are a trader and not an investor, because you might wait and missed out of buying opportunity and you can't determine how much low or high is going to be , you can be waiting for a lower price and Bitcoin will surg higher and never come back to that very price you saw it, but with your dca strategy you don't wait for any lower price rather you buy with a fixed amount of money at different intervals either weekly or monthly irrespective of the price point and as well make an arrangement to buy wholesomely or lump sum buying when ever the price is lower which gives you an opportunity of buying more Bitcoin at a lower price.

[JayJuanGee]

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The reason that the price tends to go up after a halvening is that it might take a bit of time for the lowering of the new supply to be felt, yet this time around, it appears that there is an ongoing pressure on the BTC supply that had not been so much present in earlier halvenings, so if the ongoing pressures continue to be put on the existing BTC supply, then surely the BTC price will go up and it will allow for more BTC to be available for sale, yet it if the buying pressure is greater than the amount of coins that existing BTC holders are ready, willing and/or able to sell, then the BTC price will go up until a sufficient amount of BTC supply is made available for the various ongoing new BTC buyers are able to get their BTC (in this case quite a bit still seems to be coming from the new BTC ETF issuers).

In addition, prices tend to rise because this is the reward miners deserve so they can maintain their business. If prices don't rise, I really believe that many miners will have to go out of business because they can't afford the mining industry because of the lower reward they get per block. I'm not sure about how much it will affect miners, but it will definitely have an impact.

I so far agree that bitcoin will get more expensive over time, but I have to ignore short-term volatility and set targets in the long term. Of course $100k is on the way, but we never know how quickly $100k can be reached after the halving.

Yes the halving event has an impact on the miners such that their rewards for mining new btc reduces by 50% and this will affect more on miners that has high production cost while those with lower production cost will not feel much of the impact as compared with those that has higher production cost because the rewards for mining a block will be half.

Generally what you are saying Tmoonz is correct, but you said it in a way that is not technically correct - especially since all miners are going to end up feeling the impact of the halvening, yet some miners who are more efficient are going to be able to survive the halvening more easily, and it is quite likely that some of the less efficient miners are going to end up getting forced out of business, but it is also possible that the fact that the BTC price has largely already more than doubled over the past 6 months so several of the less efficient miners will still be able to continue to survive, including if the BTC price continues to go up, then the rising of the BTC price will end up contributing towards less efficient miners to continue to survive when they might have been forced out of business if the BTC price had not gone up as much.

Another simultaneous mining dynamic is the ongoing and persistent rising of the difficulty level and the amount of hashpower that has to come into play in order to be able to have some chances of winning some blocks, which surely raises the costs of operating miners and also there likely are some real world dynamics that have to do with ongoingly seeking out low energy costs and potentially jurisdictions that are not hostile towards mining in terms of either putting more costs on miners or even potentially not honoring their property rights so putting their equipment and even their freedom at risk if they were to choose to operate in certain jurisdictions as opposed to other jurisdictions.

The opportunity for bitcoin's price to reach $100k is very close and I believe that price target can be achieved in the middle of the year or after the halving occurs, but it is possible that it can be achieved before the halving too if for example the current correction occurs, because bitcoin has not experienced a significant correction after the market increase from the beginning last February, so make sure you wait for lower prices to start investing in your portfolio.

I disagree with you on this and I think waiting for a lower price has not been the best advice unless you are a trader and not an investor, because you might wait and missed out of buying opportunity and you can't determine how much low or high is going to be , you can be waiting for a lower price and Bitcoin will surg higher and never come back to that very price you saw it, but with your dca strategy you don't wait for any lower price rather you buy with a fixed amount of money at different intervals either weekly or monthly irrespective of the price point and as well make an arrangement to buy wholesomely or lump sum buying when ever the price is lower which gives you an opportunity of buying more Bitcoin at a lower price.

You are correct that it is not a good practice to wait for down before up, when down may or may not end up happening.. sure it might happen, but it might not.. so therefore, erep's proclamation is erroneous when he is asserting that bitcoin has high chances of correcting merely because it had gone up a lot in recent times.   

I do find it problematic for members, such as you Tmoonz, to continue to conflate the terms of lump sum buying and buying on dips, since there are meaningful differences in the concepts and the practices and the reasons why someone might lump sum invest versus buying on dips... In other words, there is no need to refer to some form of buying on dips as lump sum merely since you might be buying more BTC than what you would usually buy...

The idea of lump sum is having some amount of BTC that you are holding right now (whether you got it from surprise source or you made such amount available to you by moving it from some other location or if you take out a loan), and you decide right now in regards to how much of that amount that you are going to invest right now with that amount that is currently available to you... so that amount that you would use to buy right now is not necessarily connected with whether or not there is a dip, but instead connected with your own decision regarding how much of that amount that is available right now that you want to use to buy BTC right now in order to prepare for UP that may or may not end up happening.

Anyhow, the main thing I am continuing to suggest is that lump sum and buying on dips is different.

[Pi-network314159]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

Firstly don't put your expectations so high on Bitcoin to reach $100k so soon, because we are dealing with a volatile assets that has ups and down which might not reach where you think it may reach so sudden, but a gradual process will achieve it goal.

Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

There is no possibility of such. As far as I know Bitcoin must surely have a correction to stablize it growth. There is no how it will continuously grow from 70k to $100k. Provided that there is demand and supply,  buy and sell Oder. People must sell and people must buy. and when more people sell you will expirence a decline in the market. after which more people will buy the dip and it will increase. So there is no how btc will expirence drastic growth without ups and down movement.

[Fara Chan]

The opportunity for bitcoin's price to reach $100k is very close and I believe that price target can be achieved in the middle of the year or after the halving occurs, but it is possible that it can be achieved before the halving too if for example the current correction occurs, because bitcoin has not experienced a significant correction after the market increase from the beginning last February, so make sure you wait for lower prices to start investing in your portfolio.

If it is to invest and want to increase the amount in our own portfolio, I don't think we need to wait for much lower prices on Bitcoin. Because the current Bitcoin price is still a fairly reasonable price for us to continue investing if our level of confidence in the $100K price is large enough. However, for now I am still quite happy with the small correction that has occurred in Bitcoin even though I still hope to see Bitcoin at a price of $75K to $80K in the near future because that is also quite feasible to hope for.

[JayJuanGee]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

Firstly don't put your expectations so high on Bitcoin to reach $100k so soon, because we are dealing with a volatile assets that has ups and down which might not reach where you think it may reach so sudden, but a gradual process will achieve it goal.

You make a good point about not knowing which way BTC might go and/or how rapidly it might go in one direction or another, yet you seem to be suggesting a potential for a gradual rise to $100k, which surely is one of the scenarios, but not too likely to play out in a gradual way.. .. sure it could happen, but still "gradual" is ONLY one of the possibilities.. . and so the ultimate conclusion should be that we have some ideas about various scenarios, but each of the scenarios is currently ONLY a kind of speculation about probabilities in which some scenarios are more likely than others, yet none of them are really knowable in advance.. yet at the same time, even if we cannot really know anything with confidence, still there are ways to directionally prepare financially and psychologically simultaneously for either up or down or for various scenarios to play out... and to still have decent chances to profit even though we might be lacking in confidence regarding short-to-medium term specifics.

Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

There is no possibility of such. As far as I know Bitcoin must surely have a correction to stablize it growth.

Wow!!!!  You really sound dumb now Pi-network314159 if you really believe what you are saying.  Hopefully you are not preparing your own self for some kind of inevitable need to go down prior to going up.  That seems quite short-sighted.. .and a surely a problem that a lot of folks have when the fail/refuse to sufficiently and adequately prepare for up becuae they believe down has to come first, which truly is bordering upon retarded to have that kind of thinking when it comes to bitcoin, even though it has already gone up quite a bit in the last 17-ish months.

There is no how it will continuously grow from 70k to $100k. Provided that there is demand and supply,  buy and sell Oder. People must sell and people must buy. and when more people sell you will expirence a decline in the market. after which more people will buy the dip and it will increase. So there is no how btc will expirence drastic growth without ups and down movement.

Well, you do seem to know what you are saying when you proclaim that buys have to be greater than sells in order for the BTC price to go up, yet your assessment about down before up comes off as quite lame, as if you really have any fucking clue in regards to whether the sells are outstripping buys.

You seem to be assuming that the BTC sells are outstripping the buys merely because the BTC price has gone up a lot in the past 17 months.. which seems to show that you don't really have much grasp upon various aspects of reality of what is going on with BTC and its place in the world of assets and/or currencies.

Hopefully, no one is following your own suggestions, and even on a personal level, hopefully you are not so dumb as to believe your own nonsense.. and especially you have ONLY been registered on the forum for around 6 months, so it well could be the case that you have hardly any clue about what bitcoin is except that maybe you bought some and you sold all of what you bought and you are hoping to buy back cheaper, which likely you are going to have fun staying poor if you have those kinds of perspectives in regards to what is king daddy cornz (aka dee honey badger). 

Good luck in the event that you are actually putting your seemingly lame and lacking in perspective beliefs into practice, you are likely going to need it.

[Pi-network314159]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

Firstly don't put your expectations so high on Bitcoin to reach $100k so soon, because we are dealing with a volatile assets that has ups and down which might not reach where you think it may reach so sudden, but a gradual process will achieve it goal.

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Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

There is no possibility of such. As far as I know Bitcoin must surely have a correction to stablize it growth.

Wow!!!!  You really sound dumb now Pi-network314159 if you really believe what you are saying.  Hopefully you are not preparing your own self for some kind of inevitable need to go down prior to going up.  That seems quite short-sighted.. .and a surely a problem that a lot of folks have when the fail/refuse to sufficiently and adequately prepare for up becuae they believe down has to come first, which truly is bordering upon retarded to have that kind of thinking when it comes to bitcoin, even though it has already gone up quite a bit in the last 17-ish months.

It seam you didn't get my point at JJG. What I mean according to the op he said that does it seem realistic for btc to move from $70k to $100k continuously? Thats why I said there must be ups and down before it journey will be accomplished not really being  short sighted, or not preparing my self. my explanation might seams like I don't know what am saying but was just reply acording to what he said. But if my response was never what was expected of you, I am sorry about that. Morover people makes alot of mistake sometimes. They might be Writing another thing why  the reader is getting another message.

Well, you do seem to know what you are saying when you proclaim that buys have to be greater than sells in order for the BTC price to go up, yet your assessment about down before up comes off as quite lame, as if you really have any fucking clue in regards to whether the sells are outstripping buys.

Hopefully, no one is following your own suggestions, and even on a personal level, hopefully you are not so dumb as to believe your own nonsense..

I think I may be missing out alot, maybe probably not concentrating more about Bitcoin. Or my sense of reasoning about bitcoin is stocked and outdated. I permit you to remind me of what I don't know maybe talking sense in to my dump head. Lolz

[JayJuanGee]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

Firstly don't put your expectations so high on Bitcoin to reach $100k so soon, because we are dealing with a volatile assets that has ups and down which might not reach where you think it may reach so sudden, but a gradual process will achieve it goal.

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Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

There is no possibility of such. As far as I know Bitcoin must surely have a correction to stablize it growth.

Wow!!!!  You really sound dumb now Pi-network314159 if you really believe what you are saying.  Hopefully you are not preparing your own self for some kind of inevitable need to go down prior to going up.  That seems quite short-sighted.. .and a surely a problem that a lot of folks have when the fail/refuse to sufficiently and adequately prepare for up becuae they believe down has to come first, which truly is bordering upon retarded to have that kind of thinking when it comes to bitcoin, even though it has already gone up quite a bit in the last 17-ish months.

It seam you didn't get my point at JJG. What I mean according to the op he said that does it seem realistic for btc to move from $70k to $100k continuously? Thats why I said there must be ups and down before it journey will be accomplished not really being  short sighted, or not preparing my self. my explanation might seams like I don't know what am saying but was just reply acording to what he said. But if my response was never what was expected of you, I am sorry about that. Morover people makes alot of mistake sometimes. They might be Writing another thing why  the reader is getting another message.

Fair enough that we might not always communicate clearly or the contents of our post(s) might be read/understood in a way that differs from what we had intended.

Well, you do seem to know what you are saying when you proclaim that buys have to be greater than sells in order for the BTC price to go up, yet your assessment about down before up comes off as quite lame, as if you really have any fucking clue in regards to whether the sells are outstripping buys.

Hopefully, no one is following your own suggestions, and even on a personal level, hopefully you are not so dumb as to believe your own nonsense..

I think I may be missing out alot, maybe probably not concentrating more about Bitcoin. Or my sense of reasoning about bitcoin is stocked and outdated. I permit you to remind me of what I don't know maybe talking sense in to my dump head. Lolz

You still have to figure out for yourself regarding your own tactics and strategies and you have to be comfortable with what you are doing, since you are the person who hast to live with the psychological and economic consequences that come from any strategy that you end up employing (including if you choose to refrain from employing a strategy, which is a strategy with consequences in itself). 

In regards to bitcoin, no one is going to help any of us in regards to making sure that we accumulate enough, including that in recent times (including recently connected to the ETFs entering the space and also the seeming front-running of the ETFs that seems to have been happening since about October 2023), there are all kinds of new entrants into the bitcoin space who are likely going to end up contributing to BTC prices continuing to go up and potentially taking away some of the time factors regarding normal poor people to be able to accumulate BTC at lower prices.

[Tmoonz]

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The reason that the price tends to go up after a halvening is that it might take a bit of time for the lowering of the new supply to be felt, yet this time around, it appears that there is an ongoing pressure on the BTC supply that had not been so much present in earlier halvenings, so if the ongoing pressures continue to be put on the existing BTC supply, then surely the BTC price will go up and it will allow for more BTC to be available for sale, yet it if the buying pressure is greater than the amount of coins that existing BTC holders are ready, willing and/or able to sell, then the BTC price will go up until a sufficient amount of BTC supply is made available for the various ongoing new BTC buyers are able to get their BTC (in this case quite a bit still seems to be coming from the new BTC ETF issuers).

In addition, prices tend to rise because this is the reward miners deserve so they can maintain their business. If prices don't rise, I really believe that many miners will have to go out of business because they can't afford the mining industry because of the lower reward they get per block. I'm not sure about how much it will affect miners, but it will definitely have an impact.

I so far agree that bitcoin will get more expensive over time, but I have to ignore short-term volatility and set targets in the long term. Of course $100k is on the way, but we never know how quickly $100k can be reached after the halving.

Yes the halving event has an impact on the miners such that their rewards for mining new btc reduces by 50% and this will affect more on miners that has high production cost while those with lower production cost will not feel much of the impact as compared with those that has higher production cost because the rewards for mining a block will be half.

Generally what you are saying Tmoonz is correct, but you said it in a way that is not technically correct - especially since all miners are going to end up feeling the impact of the halvening, yet some miners who are more efficient are going to be able to survive the halvening more easily, and it is quite likely that some of the less efficient miners are going to end up getting forced out of business, but it is also possible that the fact that the BTC price has largely already more than doubled over the past 6 months so several of the less efficient miners will still be able to continue to survive, including if the BTC price continues to go up, then the rising of the BTC price will end up contributing towards less efficient miners to continue to survive when they might have been forced out of business if the BTC price had not gone up as much.

Another simultaneous mining dynamic is the ongoing and persistent rising of the difficulty level and the amount of hashpower that has to come into play in order to be able to have some chances of winning some blocks, which surely raises the costs of operating miners and also there likely are some real world dynamics that have to do with ongoingly seeking out low energy costs and potentially jurisdictions that are not hostile towards mining in terms of either putting more costs on miners or even potentially not honoring their property rights so putting their equipment and even their freedom at risk if they were to choose to operate in certain jurisdictions as opposed to other jurisdictions.

The opportunity for bitcoin's price to reach $100k is very close and I believe that price target can be achieved in the middle of the year or after the halving occurs, but it is possible that it can be achieved before the halving too if for example the current correction occurs, because bitcoin has not experienced a significant correction after the market increase from the beginning last February, so make sure you wait for lower prices to start investing in your portfolio.

I disagree with you on this and I think waiting for a lower price has not been the best advice unless you are a trader and not an investor, because you might wait and missed out of buying opportunity and you can't determine how much low or high is going to be , you can be waiting for a lower price and Bitcoin will surg higher and never come back to that very price you saw it, but with your dca strategy you don't wait for any lower price rather you buy with a fixed amount of money at different intervals either weekly or monthly irrespective of the price point and as well make an arrangement to buy wholesomely or lump sum buying when ever the price is lower which gives you an opportunity of buying more Bitcoin at a lower price.

You are correct that it is not a good practice to wait for down before up, when down may or may not end up happening.. sure it might happen, but it might not.. so therefore, erep's proclamation is erroneous when he is asserting that bitcoin has high chances of correcting merely because it had gone up a lot in recent times.   

I do find it problematic for members, such as you Tmoonz, to continue to conflate the terms of lump sum buying and buying on dips, since there are meaningful differences in the concepts and the practices and the reasons why someone might lump sum invest versus buying on dips... In other words, there is no need to refer to some form of buying on dips as lump sum merely since you might be buying more BTC than what you would usually buy...

The idea of lump sum is having some amount of BTC that you are holding right now (whether you got it from surprise source or you made such amount available to you by moving it from some other location or if you take out a loan), and you decide right now in regards to how much of that amount that you are going to invest right now with that amount that is currently available to you... so that amount that you would use to buy right now is not necessarily connected with whether or not there is a dip, but instead connected with your own decision regarding how much of that amount that is available right now that you want to use to buy BTC right now in order to prepare for UP that may or may not end up happening.

Anyhow, the main thing I am continuing to suggest is that lump sum and buying on dips is different.

Yes that I know pretty well and I really agree with all that you have said, and thanks for pointing out , I could say my mistake could be as a result of overconfidence of what am saying and I really appreciate your corrections because I think I have been making this mistake often time before now, you are indeed a good shepherd that doesn't let his sheeps get lost, how would I have been mixing up lump sum in terms of dip and now I have more clarification, the lump sum buying has to do with buying with the total amount of money made available to buy Bitcoin in bulk whether there is a dip or not, it is buying the dip that gives the opportunity of buying more Bitcoin at a lower price. Thanks sir once again and I really appreciate.

[Mayor of ogba]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

Surely there are uncertainty as regards to our expectations yet we might need to consider what we believe to have possibilities as it gives us the mindsets to focus more on what can be achieved rather than thinking about limitations.

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it. 

[GxSTxV]

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it. 

Unfortunately, the word certaine or even easily doesn’t exist with the price market, when last time Bitcoin broke the previous ATH, some fake and lying analysts were saying and asking everyone to buy Bitcoin since it will reach $100k or higher levels, with much promises and baseless analysis for the market, I would say it’s so hard and almost impossible to predict the next move, historically talking Bitcoin tend to rises in every halving period, based on this we predict the price togo higher. But nobody is certain if that’s going to be the scenario this year.

The road to $ 100k won’t be easy in my opinion, it may take time before reaching it. Otherwise, with unhealthy chart where people looking only for short term profits, whales buying huge quantities then selling after few days and for small profits, that might hurt the price.

[JayJuanGee]

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it. 

Unfortunately, the word certaine or even easily doesn’t exist with the price market, when last time Bitcoin broke the previous ATH, some fake and lying analysts were saying and asking everyone to buy Bitcoin since it will reach $100k or higher levels, with much promises and baseless analysis for the market, I would say it’s so hard and almost impossible to predict the next move, historically talking Bitcoin tend to rises in every halving period, based on this we predict the price togo higher. But nobody is certain if that’s going to be the scenario this year.

The road to $ 100k won’t be easy in my opinion, it may take time before reaching it. Otherwise, with unhealthy chart where people looking only for short term profits, whales buying huge quantities then selling after few days and for small profits, that might hurt the price.

If you consider matters to be so complicated and ambiguous with a lot of resistance strength between here and $100k, you seem to fail/refuse to understand and/or to appreciate either the asset class that is in front of you and/or the current dynamics in BTC's price..

But, hey whatever, you are free to believe whatever you like in regards to the supposed resistance that you perceive to exist between current BTC prices and $100k.. and hopefully, you are not too dependent upon your seeming failure/refusal to recognize and/or appreciate possible current upside potentialities in bitcoinlandia.

[I_Anime]

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it.

Unfortunately, the word certaine or even easily doesn’t exist with the price market, when last time Bitcoin broke the previous ATH, some fake and lying analysts were saying and asking everyone to buy Bitcoin since it will reach $100k or higher levels, with much promises and baseless analysis for the market, I would say it’s so hard and almost impossible to predict the next move, historically talking Bitcoin tend to rises in every halving period, based on this we predict the price togo higher. But nobody is certain if that’s going to be the scenario this year.

The road to $ 100k won’t be easy in my opinion, it may take time before reaching it. Otherwise, with unhealthy chart where people looking only for short term profits, whales buying huge quantities then selling after few days and for small profits, that might hurt the price.

So I don't see the harm for anyone to start accumulating Bitcoin now , most people are in for long-term holding of Bitcoin so there's no problem buying now . So I don't actually give a shit about any kind of analysis and all that all that matters is the quantities of bitcoin I have stashed and want to stashed ( accumulation goal). And to me $100k price range is actually a short-term goal to me . Though alot of investors who have gotten far with their accumulation may decide to take some profit from their investment , but I have not gotten to such point Yet so my goal with my holding is beyond $100k . And anyone that endup selling all his holding around that range ($100k) won't be doing himself any good.

[Cryptoprincess101]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price?

Surely there are uncertainty as regards to our expectations yet we might need to consider what we believe to have possibilities as it gives us the mindsets to focus more on what can be achieved rather than thinking about limitations.

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it. 

The price of Bitcoin after the halving will be dependent on the in-flow in the market and possibly since Bitcoin reached ATH before halving, a lot is expected this bullish season because there may be some corrections as a result of the fact that originally, Bitcoin have Never cross previous ATH before halving but for it to reach ATH before halving may mean that corrections can still take place after the bull market so even is the $100k ATH will be achievable, it will be around the early stage of 2025 but let's be optimistic as there is every possibility that it can still reach $100k before the end of 2024

[Mayor of ogba]

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it. 

The road to $ 100k won’t be easy in my opinion, it may take time before reaching it. Otherwise, with unhealthy chart where people looking only for short term profits, whales buying huge quantities then selling after few days and for small profits, that might hurt the price.

What Bitcoin did this year I have never seen before. I was expecting bitcoin to set a new all-time high after halving, but bitcoin surprised me by setting a new all-time high before halving. Bitcoin is just $30k plus away to reach the $100k price, and I think after halving, bitcoin will achieve this $100k price. Soon you will never see the price of bitcoin at this $60k plus again because it will be pushing to break into the $80k price. 

[Obim34]

The opportunity for bitcoin's price to reach $100k is very close and I believe that price target can be achieved in the middle of the year or after the halving occurs, but it is possible that it can be achieved before the halving too if for example the current correction occurs, because bitcoin has not experienced a significant correction after the market increase from the beginning last February, so make sure you wait for lower prices to start investing in your portfolio.

If it is to invest and want to increase the amount in our own portfolio, I don't think we need to wait for much lower prices on Bitcoin. Because the current Bitcoin price is still a fairly reasonable price for us to continue investing if our level of confidence in the $100K price is large enough. However, for now I am still quite happy with the small correction that has occurred in Bitcoin even though I still hope to see Bitcoin at a price of $75K to $80K in the near future because that is also quite feasible to hope for.

Yes, I would agree with you, our investment pattern should not just be one who often waits the price to drop very low before deciding to make an entry. Bitcoin is volatile, a person may not get the exact lower price at which he/she intends to purchase therefore missing opportunities that should have been suitable to buy.

Bitcoin at $68k currently should not be seen as a high price, we touched an ATH of $73k, so comparing we can attest to facts that we are experiencing market correction which is a DIP and could be the perfect opportunity to invest in Bitcoin, we can't measure how much lower the price might get but for real, every entry price is profitable as  long it's about Bitcoin. When ever we are to get to $100k it's not much of my concern probably as the halving is yet to occur but it's a must that definitely will Bitcoin reach $100k as soon the bull run begins.

[Justbillywitt]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

there is no certainty that bitcoin will have a linear movement from it current price to $100k without any decline and like you would have noticed, after Bitcoin even got to $70k and reach the recent ATH of $73.75k,  it has seen a major decline to it curent $66k and it's currently going upwards from point.

We can't be certain of it price movement as per in it will get to $100k from this current price or will go down before taking a serious upward movement above $100k but the fact is that within th months it's possibly going above the previous ATH but whether or not it will hit the much anticipated $100k is what only time will tell.

Bitcoin hasn't really had a major decline from the ATH of $73k, this is an indication that there is a big bullish sentiment in the market. This also show that investors are turning their mindset towards the $100k speculation and this is a good sign. Yes it is not going to be a straight road journey, but from everything that's happening in the market, it only show that bitcoin is consolidating and gathering momentum to break the resistance and once that's achieved we are going to see bitcoin heading to $100k. The decline we are seeing now is what will push bitcoin to $100k once the market take positive turn.

[cocadalcan]

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it. 

The road to $ 100k won’t be easy in my opinion, it may take time before reaching it. Otherwise, with unhealthy chart where people looking only for short term profits, whales buying huge quantities then selling after few days and for small profits, that might hurt the price.

What Bitcoin did this year I have never seen before. I was expecting bitcoin to set a new all-time high after halving, but bitcoin surprised me by setting a new all-time high before halving. Bitcoin is just $30k plus away to reach the $100k price, and I think after halving, bitcoin will achieve this $100k price. Soon you will never see the price of bitcoin at this $60k plus again because it will be pushing to break into the $80k price. 

Your idea seems correct. Many expected the price of BTC to drop below $50K to $60K in the pre-halving period but it has started to reverse course and is on the verge of breaking the ATH again. If this upward trend continues, BTC price will rise above $80k this month. I think BTC's price dynamics and aggressive trend become the point of attraction for more investors.We can also assume that we will never get back the past price of BTC and that is a bridge to incredible returns for those who bought on dips. Today's price seems dips to you tomorrow when bullish period is added then today's price will seem dips to you. So there is no reason to think that dips are over.

[GxSTxV]

If you consider matters to be so complicated and ambiguous with a lot of resistance strength between here and $100k, you seem to fail/refuse to understand and/or to appreciate either the asset class that is in front of you and/or the current dynamics in BTC's price..

But, hey whatever, you are free to believe whatever you like in regards to the supposed resistance that you perceive to exist between current BTC prices and $100k.. and hopefully, you are not too dependent upon your seeming failure/refusal to recognize and/or appreciate possible current upside potentialities in bitcoinlandia.

Apologies for not being clear in the previous post, well,  I'm not pessimistic about the Bitcoin price not do I doubt the big potential for reaching higher levels. In fact I am also trying to svae and hold Bitcoin for long term run. My point is simply that achieving the $100k level won't be a straightforward journey without corrections. I expect that many people and some whales with big wallets will take profits at each level, which is going to cause various price corrections.
I only base my analysis on chart patterns and market logic, as Bitcoin didn't reach its ATH in just a few months, it required significant buying pressure and breaking through many resistance levels.

Personally I will consider taking profits only when I see the price passing $100k. However, I hope to see a healthy chart in this run rather than quick spikes followed by deep declines. What I’m asking also is and I’m not certain if this year's halving will bring the same short term hype as previous ones, since I already know in the long term. It’s good to share our expectations here as Bitcoin holders.

[wmaurik]

What Bitcoin did this year I have never seen before. I was expecting bitcoin to set a new all-time high after halving, but bitcoin surprised me by setting a new all-time high before halving. Bitcoin is just $30k plus away to reach the $100k price, and I think after halving, bitcoin will achieve this $100k price. Soon you will never see the price of bitcoin at this $60k plus again because it will be pushing to break into the $80k price. 

I also believe that a push to the price of $80K could happen to Bitcoin this year if the price of Bitcoin is still at $70K as it is now. Because there are still a lot of buyers who are still quite enthusiastic about Bitcoin so there is still the possibility of this this year, but for a price of $100K I think this will only happen if the price increase can be seen immediately after the halving. But if it doesn't show up for Bitcoin right away, it may take a while for Bitcoin to get to $100K this year.

[red4slash]

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it. 

Things like this are uncertain because after all there is no easy word for unpredictable markets so even though the belief that $100k will definitely happen someday but I think the word easy is too much because if we refer to the speculation that has occurred over the past few years the price of $100k has often been discussed and expected from 2022 and until now it still hasn't happened so I think mentioning the word easy is a condition that is too much.

Bitcoin touched $100k I'm still sure they will be at that price even more than that but on the other hand we have to be able to wait for the current halving indeed it can be a new hope but that does not mean this is also an easy thing because the unpredictable movement of bitcoin makes us just have to wait confidently until that day arrives.

[JayJuanGee]

What Bitcoin did this year I have never seen before. I was expecting bitcoin to set a new all-time high after halving, but bitcoin surprised me by setting a new all-time high before halving. Bitcoin is just $30k plus away to reach the $100k price, and I think after halving, bitcoin will achieve this $100k price. Soon you will never see the price of bitcoin at this $60k plus again because it will be pushing to break into the $80k price.

I also believe that a push to the price of $80K could happen to Bitcoin this year if the price of Bitcoin is still at $70K as it is now. Because there are still a lot of buyers who are still quite enthusiastic about Bitcoin so there is still the possibility of this this year, but for a price of $100K I think this will only happen if the price increase can be seen immediately after the halving. But if it doesn't show up for Bitcoin right away, it may take a while for Bitcoin to get to $100K this year.

Surely in my thinking, $100k seems quite likely for this year, and even somewhere in the range of $120k to $180k seems quite likely for this year.

It also seems likely that whatever high price that ends up being reached this year, 2025 will have a higher price than whatever this year's high price ends up being... so far the high price for the year is $73,794  - which also seems that at some point, could even happen before the halvening, that price will be breached this year.

Beyond that, who knows particulars?  Each of us might have our inclinations of what we tentatively believe might end up happening.. but particulars would not be easy to call, even if we might have our inclinations regarding what we believe to be possible and/or likely. .  

I also hate to count my chickens before they hatch...

It seems difficult to lock in something like $100k  before versus after the halvening, since the halvening is ONLY in about two weeks^tm.. .. so now that we ONLY have two weeks, it seems that $100k is not as likely and it would not be as sustainable if it were to happen that quickly.. but hey, who knows if even another ATH will be reached prior to the halvening.. and that ONLY requires getting back above $73,794, which is ONLY about 6.5-ish% from our current price, as I type this post... . .

For bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the bitcoin halving, it shows that the bitcoin price will easily reach $100k after the halving. And nobody can exactly predict the price bitcoin will reach after halving because bitcoin set an all-time high when nobody was expecting it. 

Things like this are uncertain because after all there is no easy word for unpredictable markets so even though the belief that $100k will definitely happen someday but I think the word easy is too much because if we refer to the speculation that has occurred over the past few years the price of $100k has often been discussed and expected from 2022 and until now it still hasn't happened so I think mentioning the word easy is a condition that is too much.

Seems easy to me... and I would be willing to bet that the odds of reaching $100k or more this calendar year is greater than 50%.  Would you like to take the opposite side of such a bet?

Sure, it might not happen, but it still seems like a reasonable bet, from my perspective.

Bitcoin touched $100k I'm still sure they will be at that price even more than that but on the other hand we have to be able to wait for the current halving indeed it can be a new hope but that does not mean this is also an easy thing because the unpredictable movement of bitcoin makes us just have to wait confidently until that day arrives.

You are repeating yourself, and you are actiing as if $100k and/or supra $100k is just random chance.

I hope that you have sufficiently/adequately prepared yourself financially and/or psychologically for UP.. since you are coming off as overly pessimistic.. and sure you have a right to do that, but hopefully it is not causing you to be failing/refusing to prepare yourself for various possibilities, including for the possibility that $100k might be a lot easier than you are making it out to be.. and yeah, we cannot count our chickens before they are hatched, but dee cornz is getting and has continued to be getting a lot of ongoing, persistent and consistent UPpity price pressures upon it.. so I would not continue to poo-poo $100k merely because it had not been reached yet and so many folks are focusing on that number... which may well be a BIG so what but stil a lot of folks seems to like to focus on these kinds of round numbers.

[BABY SHOES]

I don't care if this year will be $100K - $200K the important thing is that the main investment for 10 years should survive will try this challenge for a future I want with bitcoin.

Then the second investment is still in bitcoin then this expects a sensitive period of say 2-3 years at least until the bullish is at the peak then it will take advantage of selling when the bitcoin price is high.

Now for the price to go to $100K it is still very possible and realistic that we will see after halving, maybe someone said like Plan B after halving wait 18 months then bitcoin is at the top, it's still a long time even we can still accumulate a fairly long period.

[bangjoe]

I don't care if this year will be $100K - $200K the important thing is that the main investment for 10 years should survive will try this challenge for a future I want with bitcoin.

Then the second investment is still in bitcoin then this expects a sensitive period of say 2-3 years at least until the bullish is at the peak then it will take advantage of selling when the bitcoin price is high.

Now for the price to go to $100K it is still very possible and realistic that we will see after halving, maybe someone said like Plan B after halving wait 18 months then bitcoin is at the top, it's still a long time even we can still accumulate a fairly long period.

You are quite crazy and I like your style of investing in bitcoin with your confidence, only a few people say that kind of thing, I don't care if bitcoin is $100k this year or not I will still collect bitcoin and continue to hold it, that's a good spirit friend, maybe this will be your experiment in investing in an investment asset.

Interestingly enough, it means that indirectly you have two budgets for your investment in bitcoin, one for a period of 10 years and the other budget for investment in bear to bull to increase your bitcoin holdings such as buying cheap and selling expensive.
$100k is quite possible but it looks like we are struggling a bit at the moment, whether a few days after or before the halving bitcoin could be a concern and have a significant price increase to reach $100k, or maybe we will correct and we can get that spot in Q4 this year.

[GigaBit]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

If we look at a chart of the last 24 hours, the Bitcoin price has increased by 3.8 percent. Bitcoin is currently priced at $71950 which is not far from 100K. And with the halving just a few days away, this is an important time for Bitcoin price growth. Bitcoin price can go to the maximum level at any moment. Next week in particular will play a more supportive role in Bitcoin price growth. But in the case of investment, an investor must have good knowledge about these issues. Anytime Bitcoin price takes a bit of a correction it goes up again. Because of the potential, investors should hold Bitcoin with caution. It is definitely possible to achieve the goal if you never panic at any small setback but keep faith in it.

[Marvelockg]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

If we look at a chart of the last 24 hours, the Bitcoin price has increased by 3.8 percent. Bitcoin is currently priced at $71950 which is not far from 100K. And with the halving just a few days away, this is an important time for Bitcoin price growth. Bitcoin price can go to the maximum level at any moment. Next week in particular will play a more supportive role in Bitcoin price growth. But in the case of investment, an investor must have good knowledge about these issues. Anytime Bitcoin price takes a bit of a correction it goes up again. Because of the potential, investors should hold Bitcoin with caution. It is definitely possible to achieve the goal if you never panic at any small setback but keep faith in it.

it's crazy how every time you read an article Bitcoin keeps increasing past what it use to be. The pace is damn good and the journey to $100k is certainly closer than we normally expect. It might not go a too linear from here to $100k and we might probably witness some correction along the way maybe around Thia range that's still below $75k but I'm thinking it will most likely surge straight to $100k once it goes above $80k and might attained that hight in less amount of time than what is currently happening now.

This current price movement still goes to show that Bitcoin isn't giving up on climbing and it won't time any moment from this point when we will see a new ATH that's possible going above anything that's of the range  $70k but we will be talking about $80k upward.

[Moreno233]

But in the case of investment, an investor must have good knowledge about these issues. Anytime Bitcoin price takes a bit of a correction it goes up again. Because of the potential, investors should hold Bitcoin with caution. It is definitely possible to achieve the goal if you never panic at any small setback but keep faith in it.

Speculating on the price of Bitcoin is good and bring some form of fun but it is better for those who are already invested in Bitcoin as it gives a kind of joy seeing how the investment if growing. Just like many active participants in the WO thread, when you discuss Bitcoin price in admiration of how far it has come and what future awaits it when you are already part of it, then it is truly beautiful.

On the other hand, someone who still want to invest in Bitcoin for long term does not need much of this knowledge rather people who need the knowledge are the traders who are looking for the best time of entry and when to set their targets. What investors who are in for long term is just to buy using any method that they are comfortable with such as the DCA method.

[poodle63]

What Bitcoin did this year I have never seen before. I was expecting bitcoin to set a new all-time high after halving, but bitcoin surprised me by setting a new all-time high before halving. Bitcoin is just $30k plus away to reach the $100k price, and I think after halving, bitcoin will achieve this $100k price. Soon you will never see the price of bitcoin at this $60k plus again because it will be pushing to break into the $80k price.

considering from the past chart i won't get fixated too much on the halving to be honest, but what comes after it, usually after halving market become so bullish, when halving event happened yes the price might not make any meaningful movement but after that usually the chart always climbs up as high as it can, if the target right now is $100k im sure it can happen, bitcoin just breakthrough $70k easily this week, i'm expecting such thing and more massive rally to be arriving sooner or later. i'm currently holding BTC and ETH and i'm really hoping that the bullrun won't just end at $70k, since many institutional investors are getting in meaning the market just becoming stronger than ever. i'm quite faithful with bitcoin.
what i have doubt about though is etheruem whereas even though there are many companies that tries to fill in ethereum ETF proposal but i still have doubt whether its gonna be approved or not and if not its gonna be having some price pullback im afraid but that might be just my speculation.

[Mame89]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

We have just witnessed the price of bitcoin hit a historic high of $73k, especially as we are about to enter the bitcoin halving period. Of course, your expectations are reasonable if you look at the history of the previous half. Even if there is a decline of %8 or %10, it is a healthy decline on the way to a higher increase.

so I think anything is possible for Bitcoin after the halving, I wouldn't be surprised if it hit 100k by the end of the year, and I wouldn't be surprised if bitcoin hit 150k. What is clear is that forecasting the short term is not a good idea. If you invest in Bitcoin, especially in large amounts, then you need to think about long-term investments, and you should buy as much as possible every dip because investing in Bitcoin is a plan for the future, not weekly, let alone daily.

[Fara Chan]

We have just witnessed the price of bitcoin hit a historic high of $73k, especially as we are about to enter the bitcoin halving period. Of course, your expectations are reasonable if you look at the history of the previous half. Even if there is a decline of %8 or %10, it is a healthy decline on the way to a higher increase.

so I think anything is possible for Bitcoin after the halving, I wouldn't be surprised if it hit 100k by the end of the year, and I wouldn't be surprised if bitcoin hit 150k. What is clear is that forecasting the short term is not a good idea. If you invest in Bitcoin, especially in large amounts, then you need to think about long-term investments, and you should buy as much as possible every dip because investing in Bitcoin is a plan for the future, not weekly, let alone daily.

Everyone probably won't be surprised if after the halving Bitcoin can immediately increase to reach $100K or more, because what happened before the halving was also beyond many people's expectations. So there are some people who are a little surprised when they see the ATH before the halving, which is new history for Bitcoin holders and now the time to see the halving is also not far away. So we all need to have a lot of patience to see more meaningful surprises in Bitcoin because if the goal is for the long term, of course it won't be so affected by the current price.

[bettercrypto]

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

I really doubt that. There’s always traders that will take profit in every significant prices now that the current price is already the new ATH. This will be the real psychological battle since traders that still holds is watching the price carefully now for a possible market crash while those new traders that is just hype and FOMO are the that keeps buying on the current price.

It’s better to have a price correction every time Bitcoin will reach new record high rather than it will continue pumping then later on most of the trader sell off at the same time that will create panic and chain reaction. I don’t see the price will hit straight 100K but rather a volatile up and down then sideways to slowly print new ATH.

Well, I think the price correction looks like it will end this following days, because from what I see, there will be another rally before the actual halving event arrives 13 days from now. And a few months will pass again to have a correction again, for sure.

So right now we are buying moment first, and I can see in the chart of the price reversal for the new trend rally these few days from now. I can see something based on my analysis that is noticed in the graph.

[Kwarkam]

I do find it problematic for members, such as you Tmoonz, to continue to conflate the terms of lump sum buying and buying on dips, since there are meaningful differences in the concepts and the practices and the reasons why someone might lump sum invest versus buying on dips... In other words, there is no need to refer to some form of buying on dips as lump sum merely since you might be buying more BTC than what you would usually buy...

The idea of lump sum is having some amount of BTC that you are holding right now (whether you got it from surprise source or you made such amount available to you by moving it from some other location or if you take out a loan), and you decide right now in regards to how much of that amount that you are going to invest right now with that amount that is currently available to you... so that amount that you would use to buy right now is not necessarily connected with whether or not there is a dip, but instead connected with your own decision regarding how much of that amount that is available right now that you want to use to buy BTC right now in order to prepare for UP that may or may not end up happening.

Anyhow, the main thing I am continuing to suggest is that lump sum and buying on dips is different.

If I got this right, then lump sum is actually an extra amount of money, maybe outside your DCA, an amount that you recieve and you put into btc investment at once. I'm not sure if I said that right, but I'll continue to rephrase . What I understood,is this, lump sum, is the strategy where the entire amount of available funds is invested immediately into Bitcoin. For example, an investor is using the DCA method, and let's say his allocation ( assumptious figures) is $100 weekly, and he inherits or by some means gets $10,000 , and he invests it all, that is lump sum.
Right?
That means all the available cash has been invested. Or simply put this way, deploying every available capital to invest. Sometimes, it may not be to that extent though, but investing an amount that is considered of good value, all at once.  I think that last part best fits your explanation. An investor , recieves a certain amount of money, and decides to invest with it, outside his DCA, and the investor decides what amount of the sum he received to put into his investment at once, that's lump suming. This has nothing to do with the times at which you buy, dip or no dip.
And buying at dips just simply put is just the practice of buying at those price declines.
I think I got you, Jay.

[Tmoonz]

I do find it problematic for members, such as you Tmoonz, to continue to conflate the terms of lump sum buying and buying on dips, since there are meaningful differences in the concepts and the practices and the reasons why someone might lump sum invest versus buying on dips... In other words, there is no need to refer to some form of buying on dips as lump sum merely since you might be buying more BTC than what you would usually buy...

The idea of lump sum is having some amount of BTC that you are holding right now (whether you got it from surprise source or you made such amount available to you by moving it from some other location or if you take out a loan), and you decide right now in regards to how much of that amount that you are going to invest right now with that amount that is currently available to you... so that amount that you would use to buy right now is not necessarily connected with whether or not there is a dip, but instead connected with your own decision regarding how much of that amount that is available right now that you want to use to buy BTC right now in order to prepare for UP that may or may not end up happening.

Anyhow, the main thing I am continuing to suggest is that lump sum and buying on dips is different.

If I got this right, then lump sum is actually an extra amount of money, maybe outside your DCA, an amount that you recieve and you put into btc investment at once. I'm not sure if I said that right, but I'll continue to rephrase . What I understood,is this, lump sum, is the strategy where the entire amount of available funds is invested immediately into Bitcoin. For example, an investor is using the DCA method, and let's say his allocation ( assumptious figures) is $100 weekly, and he inherits or by some means gets $10,000 , and he invests it all, that is lump sum.
Right?
That means all the available cash has been invested. Or simply put this way, deploying every available capital to invest. Sometimes, it may not be to that extent though, but investing an amount that is considered of good value, all at once.  I think that last part best fits your explanation. An investor , recieves a certain amount of money, and decides to invest with it, outside his DCA,and the investor decides what amount of the sum he received to put into his investment at once, that's lump suming. This has nothing to do with the times at which you buy, dip or no dip.
And buying at dips just simply put is just the practice of buying at those price declines.
I think I got you, Jay.

Yes the idea of the lump summing has  much to do with the investor decision in terms of the available huge sum that he /or she decided to use and make a sizeable purchase right away without considering any market conditions whether there is a dip or not . However, it a strategy on it's own that are some time use as an upfront investment strategy which does not make it compulsorily that you must have been have been using the dca strategy before you could use the lump sum, although the combination of both can actually give an investor a better result in terms of his/ her investment goals and objectives by maximizing every opportunities in the market.

[bitzizzix]

We have just witnessed the price of bitcoin hit a historic high of $73k, especially as we are about to enter the bitcoin halving period. Of course, your expectations are reasonable if you look at the history of the previous half. Even if there is a decline of %8 or %10, it is a healthy decline on the way to a higher increase.

so I think anything is possible for Bitcoin after the halving, I wouldn't be surprised if it hit 100k by the end of the year, and I wouldn't be surprised if bitcoin hit 150k. What is clear is that forecasting the short term is not a good idea. If you invest in Bitcoin, especially in large amounts, then you need to think about long-term investments, and you should buy as much as possible every dip because investing in Bitcoin is a plan for the future, not weekly, let alone daily.

Everyone probably won't be surprised if after the halving Bitcoin can immediately increase to reach $100K or more, because what happened before the halving was also beyond many people's expectations. So there are some people who are a little surprised when they see the ATH before the halving, which is new history for Bitcoin holders and now the time to see the halving is also not far away. So we all need to have a lot of patience to see more meaningful surprises in Bitcoin because if the goal is for the long term, of course it won't be so affected by the current price.

Yes, halving is an important thing for all investors, and anyone who is involved in bitcoin definitely knows about halving and this is also the moment that everyone or investors have been waiting for. And the Bitcoin halving has become a protocol that cannot be changed unless the community consensus wants to change it, until whenever the halving will continue to occur according to the existing protocol once every 4 years.
And the current movement of Bitcoin is very different apart from the approval of the ETF which allows the price of Bitcoin to exceed the previous highest price, and after halving the price of Bitcoin will of course increase even higher than the ATH that just occurred. And most people predict that after the halving, the price of Bitcoin will reach $100k or more, so this ride is still the best option to continue accumulating more Bitcoin and hold it for the long term or reach the price that most people and experts say.

[Oasisman]

We have just witnessed the price of bitcoin hit a historic high of $73k, especially as we are about to enter the bitcoin halving period. Of course, your expectations are reasonable if you look at the history of the previous half. Even if there is a decline of %8 or %10, it is a healthy decline on the way to a higher increase.

so I think anything is possible for Bitcoin after the halving, I wouldn't be surprised if it hit 100k by the end of the year, and I wouldn't be surprised if bitcoin hit 150k. What is clear is that forecasting the short term is not a good idea. If you invest in Bitcoin, especially in large amounts, then you need to think about long-term investments, and you should buy as much as possible every dip because investing in Bitcoin is a plan for the future, not weekly, let alone daily.

Everyone probably won't be surprised if after the halving Bitcoin can immediately increase to reach $100K or more, because what happened before the halving was also beyond many people's expectations. So there are some people who are a little surprised when they see the ATH before the halving, which is new history for Bitcoin holders and now the time to see the halving is also not far away. So we all need to have a lot of patience to see more meaningful surprises in Bitcoin because if the goal is for the long term, of course it won't be so affected by the current price.

Immediately at 100k after the halving? well, I'd be d*mn surprised if that actually happens. I mean not because bitcoin have hit a new ATH just before the halving it could also mean that it will "immediately" hit the 6 digit figure. That huge bullrun might have caused by the bitcoin spot ETF approval and the hype around the upcoming bitcoin halving. It's very much possible though, but I won't put much of faith on that though. I'd still give bitcoin several months after the halving to actually have another significant run, just like the other last 3 halvings. Bitcoin usually have a strong run in the next 5-8 months after the halving and I would be expecting the 6 digit figure by that time.

[martinex]

Everyone probably won't be surprised if after the halving Bitcoin can immediately increase to reach $100K or more, because what happened before the halving was also beyond many people's expectations. So there are some people who are a little surprised when they see the ATH before the halving, which is new history for Bitcoin holders and now the time to see the halving is also not far away. So we all need to have a lot of patience to see more meaningful surprises in Bitcoin because if the goal is for the long term, of course it won't be so affected by the current price.

Apart from this, of course, the market will continue to grow forward even though corrections are an ever-present and inevitable menu, but I have confidence Patience is the key in dealing with crypto market fluctuations.

True, if we look at the price of BTC one year ago when a deep correction was very unlikely to return to what it is today where at that time the stress of people who could not bear to see the price continued to fall gave pressure to release it and now the price has exceeded many people's expectations.

Let's welcome the upcoming halving moment soon.

[FanEagle]

One of the most common behavior of people is that on the time that when they are seeing price rally on which on the time that it did break up Bitcoins ATH then they would really be having that kind of boost of feeling or emotion that it would really be able to break 80k easily without even trying out to reconsider that there would really be corrections after a pump. It wont really be that a smooth sail ride just like on what
thsoe people been anticipating. Come to think that we arent still on a bull run yet. Yes, its good to see that we are watching BItcoins price to hit up or break those ATH but we arent really that too farm off.
We could really be able to see up into technicals that its already overbought on which anytime it could make out that kind of correction on which it did really happen.
Dont tend to raise up your hopes that breaking 80k would be simple but of course this one is inevitable since we arent still on bull run yet.

That's how I felt when the price of Bitcoin was running very fast  and it was as if the next day we're going to see a very different amount that's even more than $80k. I think the over excitement happened because of the joy of seeing it hit a new ATH and we were expecting more, everybody likes to be on the profit side of business.
We knew there would be corrections but the market flow was on the positive side and it made many to forget it won't last for long. This time around the price has gotten to the stage where some of those holders would feel they had lost but I believe another movement is getting ready to hit $80k or even more.

Profit is good but we shouldn't disregard the possibility of losing, so that we can slow down. Having this attitude is what makes us to be more successful. Market is unpredictable, that is why some times the rise continues for quite a long time but we should not be confident about it.

We must remember that there is what we called corrections and other similar events which makes the price goes down. Hodler means they are already holding for a long time and the price rise greatly last time. If there are corrections that we experience that is only small and as you predicted, there is still more rises and recoveries to come, so they shouldn't feel bad.

[Mame89]

Everyone probably won't be surprised if after the halving Bitcoin can immediately increase to reach $100K or more, because what happened before the halving was also beyond many people's expectations. So there are some people who are a little surprised when they see the ATH before the halving, which is new history for Bitcoin holders and now the time to see the halving is also not far away. So we all need to have a lot of patience to see more meaningful surprises in Bitcoin because if the goal is for the long term, of course it won't be so affected by the current price.

The point is that holding bitcoin requires patience because bitcoin will make a surprise in the next few years. Apart from that, the most crucial thing this year is not just the half but the ETF of the world's big institutions, where the money coming in will be crazy, and this BTC ETF has been approved by the SEC. This will be a boom for the price of BTC, BTC will rise because this halving is certain and then be supplied again with big boomer money, plus in November there will be an election in the US where the central bank will print more money for campaign purposes so the price is predicted BTC will continue to rise. We should make the best use of moments like this so we don't regret it later.

[Kwarkam]

I do find it problematic for members, such as you Tmoonz, to continue to conflate the terms of lump sum buying and buying on dips, since there are meaningful differences in the concepts and the practices and the reasons why someone might lump sum invest versus buying on dips... In other words, there is no need to refer to some form of buying on dips as lump sum merely since you might be buying more BTC than what you would usually buy...

The idea of lump sum is having some amount of BTC that you are holding right now (whether you got it from surprise source or you made such amount available to you by moving it from some other location or if you take out a loan), and you decide right now in regards to how much of that amount that you are going to invest right now with that amount that is currently available to you... so that amount that you would use to buy right now is not necessarily connected with whether or not there is a dip, but instead connected with your own decision regarding how much of that amount that is available right now that you want to use to buy BTC right now in order to prepare for UP that may or may not end up happening.

Anyhow, the main thing I am continuing to suggest is that lump sum and buying on dips is different.

If I got this right, then lump sum is actually an extra amount of money, maybe outside your DCA, an amount that you recieve and you put into btc investment at once. I'm not sure if I said that right, but I'll continue to rephrase . What I understood,is this, lump sum, is the strategy where the entire amount of available funds is invested immediately into Bitcoin. For example, an investor is using the DCA method, and let's say his allocation ( assumptious figures) is $100 weekly, and he inherits or by some means gets $10,000 , and he invests it all, that is lump sum.
Right?
That means all the available cash has been invested. Or simply put this way, deploying every available capital to invest. Sometimes, it may not be to that extent though, but investing an amount that is considered of good value, all at once.  I think that last part best fits your explanation. An investor , recieves a certain amount of money, and decides to invest with it, outside his DCA,and the investor decides what amount of the sum he received to put into his investment at once, that's lump suming. This has nothing to do with the times at which you buy, dip or no dip.
And buying at dips just simply put is just the practice of buying at those price declines.
I think I got you, Jay.

Yes the idea of the lump summing has  much to do with the investor decision in terms of the available huge sum that he /or she decided to use and make a sizeable purchase right away without considering any market conditions whether there is a dip or not . However, it a strategy on it's own that are some time use as an upfront investment strategy which does not make it compulsorily that you must have been have been using the dca strategy before you could use the lump sum, although the combination of both can actually give an investor a better result in terms of his/ her investment goals and objectives by maximizing every opportunities in the market.

Yes, but then what else is there to know about lump suming, except for what it means,  let's use this opportunity to debunk this.
Investing a lump sum means that you don’t have to try to figure out the best time to make periodic investments, which is good. I realized that people tend to panic and sell off their holdings when they try to track the market, lump suming takes off the burden of monitoring the market for dips so that you can buy Bitcoin. "The price you pay for the investment(s) may be high or low. If you invest when prices are high, you run the risk of incurring a loss if you need to sell in the near term" to what extent is that true and practical.
IMO, DCA underperforms the lump sum strategy, If you assume that the assets you are investing in will increase in value over time (otherwise why invest right?), then it should be clear that buying now will be better than averaging in over 100 years. Waiting a century to get invested will not be kind to your purchasing power.
That is my opinion, but I'm open to clarification. I would also like your contribution @jayjuangee .

[I_Anime]

Yes, but then what else is there to know about lump suming, except for what it means,  let's use this opportunity to debunk this.
Investing a lump sum means that you don’t have to try to figure out the best time to make periodic investments, which is good. I realized that people tend to panic and sell off their holdings when they try to track the market, lump suming takes off the burden of monitoring the market for dips so that you can buy Bitcoin. "The price you pay for the investment(s) may be high or low. If you invest when prices are high, you run the risk of incurring a loss if you need to sell in the near term" to what extent is that true and practical.
IMO, DCA underperforms the lump sum strategy, If you assume that the assets you are investing in will increase in value over time (otherwise why invest right?), then it should be clear that buying now will be better than averaging in over 100 years. Waiting a century to get invested will not be kind to your purchasing power.
That is my opinion, but I'm open to clarification. I would also like your contribution @jayjuangee

When it comes to bitcoin accummulation one don't need bother themselves in checking market price, that why DCA Is highly recommended when it comes to accumulating of bitcoin, because with the use of DCA you can Keep accumulating bitcoin at different price interval +either buying when the price is high or low) at any fixed time . While lump-summing is the sure opposite of DCA , because it doesn't require ones to break or divide his funds in different percentage before accumulating like that of DCAing. But lump-summing I'm the other hand is the process of going all in at once with a certain amount of money in buying bitcoin without spreading it. It usually help to give someone a nice headstart in his bitcoin accummulation .

[Jating]

Yes, but then what else is there to know about lump suming, except for what it means,  let's use this opportunity to debunk this.
Investing a lump sum means that you don’t have to try to figure out the best time to make periodic investments, which is good. I realized that people tend to panic and sell off their holdings when they try to track the market, lump suming takes off the burden of monitoring the market for dips so that you can buy Bitcoin. "The price you pay for the investment(s) may be high or low. If you invest when prices are high, you run the risk of incurring a loss if you need to sell in the near term" to what extent is that true and practical.
IMO, DCA underperforms the lump sum strategy, If you assume that the assets you are investing in will increase in value over time (otherwise why invest right?), then it should be clear that buying now will be better than averaging in over 100 years. Waiting a century to get invested will not be kind to your purchasing power.
That is my opinion, but I'm open to clarification. I would also like your contribution @jayjuangee

When it comes to bitcoin accummulation one don't need bother themselves in checking market price, that why DCA Is highly recommended when it comes to accumulating of bitcoin, because with the use of DCA you can Keep accumulating bitcoin at different price interval +either buying when the price is high or low) at any fixed time . While lump-summing is the sure opposite of DCA , because it doesn't require ones to break or divide his funds in different percentage before accumulating like that of DCAing. But lump-summing I'm the other hand is the process of going all in at once with a certain amount of money in buying bitcoin without spreading it. It usually help to give someone a nice headstart in his bitcoin accummulation .

Yes, that's the beauty of DCA, or maybe some of us here are doing it already without knowing that they are using it as their strategy. And majority of us here are retail investors, meaning average joe, so we can start small. The thing with DCA is that we should be consistent, that is the key and have the mental toughness to accumulate week after week and then just watch your wallet grow.

Another psychological element here is that you shouldn't tempted to sell, and should be looking at the long term prospect of your investment. So it will not be just months of saving, it should be at least a year, bear everything because in the end you will have a good ROI.

[kawetsriyanto]

Well, I think the price correction looks like it will end this following days, because from what I see, there will be another rally before the actual halving event arrives 13 days from now. And a few months will pass again to have a correction again, for sure.

After the drop, there should an increase of the price. Bitcoin already increased to $70k - $71k again as you expected. However, we don't know whether this increase will continue or we will have another dump. Sure, the halving is getting closer, ideally there will be a constant increase because of the hype on the halving. But everything can happen, no guarantee for a constant raise on Bitcoin price.

So right now we are buying moment first, and I can see in the chart of the price reversal for the new trend rally these few days from now. I can see something based on my analysis that is noticed in the graph.

I think the buying time is already over. This time is for waiting the selling time (exit). We already have many dumps, most of us must already buy Bitcoin many times. The pump was also happened already, I think everything looks like as you predicted.

[Odusko]

Yes that I know pretty well and I really agree with all that you have said, and thanks for pointing out , I could say my mistake could be as a result of overconfidence of what am saying and I really appreciate your corrections because I think I have been making this mistake often time before now, you are indeed a good shepherd that doesn't let his sheeps get lost, how would I have been mixing up lump sum in terms of dip and now I have more clarification, the lump sum buying has to do with buying with the total amount of money made available to buy Bitcoin in bulk whether there is a dip or not, it is buying the dip that gives the opportunity of buying more Bitcoin at a lower price. Thanks sir once again and I really appreciate.

We learn everyday and the ability to understand the point at which you made a mistake of conception of what lumpsum buying is and how best to handle that to remain at profits or incur minimal loses the better for your total well being, because Bitcoin sometimes move in direction we never predict it to, but all the same as long as you don't lose more than you can afford to, you will be ok just learning from your mistakes and building your experience and knowledge that will help you to avoid future risks.

[Hallroom]

The price of Bitcoin will definitely rise to 100k dollars but it will take a long time.  So at any time you can invest and participate, because the more bitcoins you invest, the more benefits you get.  So the sooner you participate in the investment, the more likely you are to benefit the most.  There is a high probability that the price of Bitcoin will reach 100 by the end of 2024.

[JayJuanGee]

One of the most common behavior of people is that on the time that when they are seeing price rally on which on the time that it did break up Bitcoins ATH then they would really be having that kind of boost of feeling or emotion that it would really be able to break 80k easily without even trying out to reconsider that there would really be corrections after a pump. It wont really be that a smooth sail ride just like on what
thsoe people been anticipating. Come to think that we arent still on a bull run yet. Yes, its good to see that we are watching BItcoins price to hit up or break those ATH but we arent really that too farm off.
We could really be able to see up into technicals that its already overbought on which anytime it could make out that kind of correction on which it did really happen.
Dont tend to raise up your hopes that breaking 80k would be simple but of course this one is inevitable since we arent still on bull run yet.

That's how I felt when the price of Bitcoin was running very fast  and it was as if the next day we're going to see a very different amount that's even more than $80k. I think the over excitement happened because of the joy of seeing it hit a new ATH and we were expecting more, everybody likes to be on the profit side of business.
We knew there would be corrections but the market flow was on the positive side and it made many to forget it won't last for long. This time around the price has gotten to the stage where some of those holders would feel they had lost but I believe another movement is getting ready to hit $80k or even more.

Profit is good but we shouldn't disregard the possibility of losing, so that we can slow down. Having this attitude is what makes us to be more successful. Market is unpredictable, that is why some times the rise continues for quite a long time but we should not be confident about it.

From my perspective, newbies seem to become too overly obsessed with short term profits and not considering how to stack a sufficient quantity of BTC for the long term - which surely may be one of the danger points in having a thread that focuses on the road to $100k.. since what is so important about $100k anyhow?  $100k is just an intermediary point..   Yeah, there may or may not be resistance there.  Sure we did not make it there last cycle, even though many then BTC HODLers were considering it to be nearly a shoe-in (including yours truly), yet don't get me wrong, even though some of us thought that $100k had pretty high odds last time around, having that view would not necessarily mean that we are taking any actions much differently than we did when the top of last cycle ended up being $69k rather than $100k... ..

yeah, sure if anyone actually knows the price they can trade on that information.. but people do not really know, so just buying and holding seems to be what most people are doing at these prices or anywhere along the road to $100k and beyond.. Most people should just be buying, since most people do not have even close to enough BTC.. yet at the same time most people do not know it.. even the traders who think that they are going to be able to increase their BTC stash by selling rather than the most assured way to increase your BTC stash is by ongoing, persistent, consistent and perhaps even aggressive buying of BTC.

We must remember that there is what we called corrections and other similar events which makes the price goes down. Hodler means they are already holding for a long time and the price rise greatly last time. If there are corrections that we experience that is only small and as you predicted, there is still more rises and recoveries to come, so they shouldn't feel bad.

Overall, we should consider that BTC's price is going up.  It is just a matter of having a perspective that is long enough so that the shorter term volatility does not distract from an overall understanding of the likely price direction.

I do find it problematic for members, such as you Tmoonz, to continue to conflate the terms of lump sum buying and buying on dips, since there are meaningful differences in the concepts and the practices and the reasons why someone might lump sum invest versus buying on dips... In other words, there is no need to refer to some form of buying on dips as lump sum merely since you might be buying more BTC than what you would usually buy...

The idea of lump sum is having some amount of BTC that you are holding right now (whether you got it from surprise source or you made such amount available to you by moving it from some other location or if you take out a loan), and you decide right now in regards to how much of that amount that you are going to invest right now with that amount that is currently available to you... so that amount that you would use to buy right now is not necessarily connected with whether or not there is a dip, but instead connected with your own decision regarding how much of that amount that is available right now that you want to use to buy BTC right now in order to prepare for UP that may or may not end up happening.

Anyhow, the main thing I am continuing to suggest is that lump sum and buying on dips is different.

If I got this right, then lump sum is actually an extra amount of money, maybe outside your DCA, an amount that you recieve and you put into btc investment at once. I'm not sure if I said that right, but I'll continue to rephrase . What I understood,is this, lump sum, is the strategy where the entire amount of available funds is invested immediately into Bitcoin. For example, an investor is using the DCA method, and let's say his allocation ( assumptious figures) is $100 weekly, and he inherits or by some means gets $10,000 , and he invests it all, that is lump sum.
Right?
That means all the available cash has been invested. Or simply put this way, deploying every available capital to invest. Sometimes, it may not be to that extent though, but investing an amount that is considered of good value, all at once.  I think that last part best fits your explanation. An investor , recieves a certain amount of money, and decides to invest with it, outside his DCA,and the investor decides what amount of the sum he received to put into his investment at once, that's lump suming. This has nothing to do with the times at which you buy, dip or no dip.
And buying at dips just simply put is just the practice of buying at those price declines.
I think I got you, Jay.

Yes the idea of the lump summing has  much to do with the investor decision in terms of the available huge sum that he /or she decided to use and make a sizeable purchase right away without considering any market conditions whether there is a dip or not . However, it a strategy on it's own that are some time use as an upfront investment strategy which does not make it compulsorily that you must have been have been using the dca strategy before you could use the lump sum, although the combination of both can actually give an investor a better result in terms of his/ her investment goals and objectives by maximizing every opportunities in the market.

Yes, but then what else is there to know about lump suming, except for what it means,  let's use this opportunity to debunk this.
Investing a lump sum means that you don’t have to try to figure out the best time to make periodic investments, which is good. I realized that people tend to panic and sell off their holdings when they try to track the market, lump suming takes off the burden of monitoring the market for dips so that you can buy Bitcoin. "The price you pay for the investment(s) may be high or low. If you invest when prices are high, you run the risk of incurring a loss if you need to sell in the near term" to what extent is that true and practical.
IMO, DCA underperforms the lump sum strategy, If you assume that the assets you are investing in will increase in value over time (otherwise why invest right?), then it should be clear that buying now will be better than averaging in over 100 years. Waiting a century to get invested will not be kind to your purchasing power.
That is my opinion, but I'm open to clarification. I would also like your contribution @jayjuangee .

I hate to get in long discussions that repeat comparing DCA and lump sum, and surely there are a lot of advantages to lump sum, especially for folks who have options to employ lump sum, but if they don't already have lump sum, then frequently their best strategy will be to buy as aggressively and consistently with DCA as they are able to do.   

Also if you have a salary that provides you an extra $1k per month that you are able to invest into BTC, then surely you could invest that at around $250 per week, or maybe you would hold back and ONLY invest $125 per week.  If you also get a bonus or you have some funds that you have saved up or invested over the previous 10 years, then maybe you had already invested and built a portfolio that is around $50k in value, and so you happen to want to consider if you might want to get your bitcoin investment up to 25% of your overall investment portfolio, which currently that would mean a target of $12,500.  Many times a person is going to be reluctant to cash out of something in his investment portfolio in order to add a new asset class (BTC), so he might just DCA into BTC until he gets up to his target allocation - and surely there is a bit of a moving target, but if for some reason he gets a bonus of $6k, he might choose to lump sum that into BTC or maybe to divide that $6k into three parts in terms of considering DCA, buying on dips and lump sum, but since he already has a fairly aggressive DCA in place he would then consider buying on dips and lump sum, and if he is concerned that the BTC price go up, he might choose to allocate most (if not all) of the $6k to buying right away since he might consider that his DCA already covers buying on dips since the DCA will happen every week and if the BTC price dips, then he will employ his DCA at that time. and so with his DCA he is buying whether it dips or not... and so maybe after 6 months to a year, he might have had reached his target level of BTC accumulation, by at least allocating 25% of he overall investment portfolio to BTC.

So then once he reaches his target allocation he may or may not readjust his thinking about BTC or maybe he just continues to invest into 25% BTC of his investment moneys and the other 75% into other investments, and if he gets another $6k bonus one or two years later, then he is thinking about where to put such money, so his decision about how to allocate might be different after he spent a year or two accumulating BTC, or maybe he ends up getting more bullish on BTC and considers increasing his BTC allocation to a higher amount, since maybe he starts to consider what his overall salary is and whether his investment portfolio constitutes several times his annual income, then maybe sooner or later he will start to be able to live off his investments, and in that regard, he considers that maybe BTC is the better of the places to invest, and he disproportionately continues to invest into bitcoin, yet ONLY after he had gotten more comfortable with it.

Not everyone is going to figure out their BTC allocations, and many times it will take 30-40 years or more to really build up an investment portfolio, yet bitcoin seems to offer opportunities that guys are able to build up in half the time as it might take them in traditional investments, but they still have to figure out how to manage their BTC investment in terms of both building it to a good size, but also making it stable enough so that guys do not get reckt along the way, since there are ways that guys could become overly aggressive and not sufficiently protecting their cashflows and their expenses so that they don't have to cash into their BTC before they had built it to a large enough size that they are ready to want to cross into a different way of treating their bitcoin (meaning they have not only accumulated enough, they have accumulated more than enough, which justifies starting to sell it rather than accumulating it).

Another psychological element here is that you shouldn't tempted to sell, and should be looking at the long term prospect of your investment. So it will not be just months of saving, it should be at least a year, bear everything because in the end you will have a good ROI.

In bitcoin you should be thinking 4-10 years or longer.  Anything less than 4 years is just playing the market (and playing short term price waves) and failing/refusing to recognize and appreciate the power of bitcoin as a long term asset that you should continue to build, even if the first 4 years might have a lot of volatility and even in the future there will be volatility too, but if you continue to build your BTC holdings you will be in a much better place to tolerate its volatility the longer you build your BTC holding size..

I think the buying time is already over. This time is for waiting the selling time (exit). We already have many dumps, most of us must already buy Bitcoin many times. The pump was also happened already, I think everything looks like as you predicted.

That is dumb to be buying and selling BTC.. when it is the best asset known to man and you are trying to play its price waves..

By failing/refusing to mostly accumulate BTC and fuck around with short term gains, you are going to have fun staying poor with mediocre profits as compared with strategies that mostly build their BTC holdings through many years.

[Briankimp1]

I actually do not think Bitcoin will get to or surpass this 100k mark just yet, most op’s are saying it will after the upcoming halving but I doubt that’ll be the case on the contrary, I believe Bitcoin will actually get there but that’ll be at the next halving after the upcoming one.
The stage has been set for such a life changing breakthrough for BITCOIN, I believe we are getting there soon though not there yet.

There has been quite a number of positives around Bitcoin since the year before counting to this year like from Micheal Saylor’s micro strategy and other companies like Grayscale, BlackRock and Fidelity who are buying up to billions of dollars worth of Bitcoins,
We also have great positives coming from the Approval of Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Products by the SEC.

[Iranus]

So right now we are buying moment first, and I can see in the chart of the price reversal for the new trend rally these few days from now. I can see something based on my analysis that is noticed in the graph.

I think the buying time is already over. This time is for waiting the selling time (exit). We already have many dumps, most of us must already buy Bitcoin many times. The pump was also happened already, I think everything looks like as you predicted.

If you think that the buying time is over, does that mean that newbies no longer have the opportunity to buy and they should not invest in bitcoin? And what if all the newbies think like you and we won't have new money flowing into the market, where will you get the liquidity and how can you sell bitcoin at a high price? This is the financial market, how can you sell your bitcoin if no one is willing to buy it at a higher price?

Also, if you have enough faith in bitcoin and believe it can reach $100k this bull season, then buying at $70k isn't too bad. A profit of 30% is not small and not easy to earn if you do a traditional business.

[JayJuanGee]

So right now we are buying moment first, and I can see in the chart of the price reversal for the new trend rally these few days from now. I can see something based on my analysis that is noticed in the graph.

I think the buying time is already over. This time is for waiting the selling time (exit). We already have many dumps, most of us must already buy Bitcoin many times. The pump was also happened already, I think everything looks like as you predicted.

If you think that the buying time is over, does that mean that newbies no longer have the opportunity to buy and they should not invest in bitcoin? And what if all the newbies think like you and we won't have new money flowing into the market, where will you get the liquidity and how can you sell bitcoin at a high price? This is the financial market, how can you sell your bitcoin if no one is willing to buy it at a higher price?

Also, if you have enough faith in bitcoin and believe it can reach $100k this bull season, then buying at $70k isn't too bad. A profit of 30% is not small and not easy to earn if you do a traditional business.

Personally, I think that the more important point is that no one is going to be prepared for UP unless he buys bitcoin.  So it does not matter the price if you happen to be a low coiner or a no coiner, and if you want to prepare for up, you need to buy.  You don't prepare for up by waiting for down, since it is not guaranteed that down is going to happen, even if a bunch of weak hands are selling their coins, it does not mean that sellers are outpacing buyers.. so no coiners and low coiners are going to need to be careful if they are waiting before they buy BTC.

Another thing is dumb twats who are trading the best asset that exists, and so they think that they can sell and buy back cheaper, and so they are going to be out of luck if the BTC price ends up not correcting, merely because they speculate that it is going to drop.  We have witnessed a lot of regrets from folks who sold too many coins too soon, and generally speaking we have a world in which an overwhelming majority of folks do not have enough bitcoin and most of them don't realize that are underallocated to BTC by their failure/refusal to adequately/sufficiently buy some. (or enough).

[wmaurik]

The price of Bitcoin will definitely rise to 100k dollars but it will take a long time.  So at any time you can invest and participate, because the more bitcoins you invest, the more benefits you get.  So the sooner you participate in the investment, the more likely you are to benefit the most.  There is a high probability that the price of Bitcoin will reach 100 by the end of 2024.

If there is a possibility for Bitcoin to hit $100K by the end of this year, I don't think that's a long time to wait for many people holding Bitcoin from now. Because less than a year is not a long time, especially for people who have routine jobs every day without realizing that they have already passed more time. And if that prediction can really happen for Bitcoin, I think next year there will still be a further increase in Bitcoin with such a good market moment. So it would be quite appropriate if the current moment is not wasted by many people to continue buying and holding as much Bitcoin as they can afford.

[Justbillywitt]

We have just witnessed the price of bitcoin hit a historic high of $73k, especially as we are about to enter the bitcoin halving period. Of course, your expectations are reasonable if you look at the history of the previous half. Even if there is a decline of %8 or %10, it is a healthy decline on the way to a higher increase.

so I think anything is possible for Bitcoin after the halving, I wouldn't be surprised if it hit 100k by the end of the year, and I wouldn't be surprised if bitcoin hit 150k. What is clear is that forecasting the short term is not a good idea. If you invest in Bitcoin, especially in large amounts, then you need to think about long-term investments, and you should buy as much as possible every dip because investing in Bitcoin is a plan for the future, not weekly, let alone daily.

Everyone probably won't be surprised if after the halving Bitcoin can immediately increase to reach $100K or more, because what happened before the halving was also beyond many people's expectations. So there are some people who are a little surprised when they see the ATH before the halving, which is new history for Bitcoin holders and now the time to see the halving is also not far away. So we all need to have a lot of patience to see more meaningful surprises in Bitcoin because if the goal is for the long term, of course it won't be so affected by the current price.

Of course bitcoin movement before the halving really got people wondering what might be in store for it's investors. It hasn't happened this way before that bitcoin will break a previous ATH before halving. That has also been an eye opener to people to know that bitcoin price movement  can't be predicted by relying on past charts alone. With bitcoin breaking the past ATH before halving has really set in some level of confusion in the market because analysts don't know what else could happen, because bitcoin has reset everything and it seems that the entire process is now new. But one positive thing we can get from this is that as you rightly said, bitcoin is now getting back to $70k easily, with this the probability of it getting to $100k is now very likely.

[Kwarkam]

From my perspective, newbies seem to become too overly obsessed with short term profits and not considering how to stack a sufficient quantity of BTC for the long term - which surely may be one of the danger points in having a thread that focuses on the road to $100k.. .
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Most times newbies forget about the big picture and that in  short term Bitcoin investment, you risk more losses, unlike having a long term investment accumulating Bitcoin.  The road to $100k is most relevant to those accumulating and holding Bitcoin rather than short term traders.

Overall, we should consider that BTC's price is going up.  It is just a matter of having a perspective that is long enough so that the shorter term volatility does not distract from an overall understanding of the likely price direction.

This is what I'm driving at.  You articulated it better than I did. Generally,  The slope is an upward climb, and  there maybe slight jaggeredness on the way up there, that could be problematic for short term investors. Setting an investment range that stretches into 'long term span' sets you in motion for bigger profits.

[dunfida]

We have just witnessed the price of bitcoin hit a historic high of $73k, especially as we are about to enter the bitcoin halving period. Of course, your expectations are reasonable if you look at the history of the previous half. Even if there is a decline of %8 or %10, it is a healthy decline on the way to a higher increase.

so I think anything is possible for Bitcoin after the halving, I wouldn't be surprised if it hit 100k by the end of the year, and I wouldn't be surprised if bitcoin hit 150k. What is clear is that forecasting the short term is not a good idea. If you invest in Bitcoin, especially in large amounts, then you need to think about long-term investments, and you should buy as much as possible every dip because investing in Bitcoin is a plan for the future, not weekly, let alone daily.

Everyone probably won't be surprised if after the halving Bitcoin can immediately increase to reach $100K or more, because what happened before the halving was also beyond many people's expectations. So there are some people who are a little surprised when they see the ATH before the halving, which is new history for Bitcoin holders and now the time to see the halving is also not far away. So we all need to have a lot of patience to see more meaningful surprises in Bitcoin because if the goal is for the long term, of course it won't be so affected by the current price.

Of course bitcoin movement before the halving really got people wondering what might be in store for it's investors. It hasn't happened this way before that bitcoin will break a previous ATH before halving. That has also been an eye opener to people to know that bitcoin price movement  can't be predicted by relying on past charts alone. With bitcoin breaking the past ATH before halving has really set in some level of confusion in the market because analysts don't know what else could happen, because bitcoin has reset everything and it seems that the entire process is now new. But one positive thing we can get from this is that as you rightly said, bitcoin is now getting back to $70k easily, with this the probability of it getting to $100k is now very likely.

I do actually laugh into those people who had been that having those impulsive approach or feeling or reactions when Bitcoins price hits up 62k or lower on which they do have those kind of reactions as if that this is really that over for this market on which it is really that something a normal correction or something we can call it an ordinary day but surprisingly there are people who arent get used to it despite on being here for a while on this crypto space. We've seen that Bitcoin did make out some breaking its ATH but not really that far off stretch and this did really give or make out some hype that the price might be able to hit up $100k if it would continue
but we've seen that it did really make out such decline or correction on which its normal to have on a market.

$100k might not really that too far but this wont really be a smooth sail ride. It would really be taking up some time before we would really be able to break it out. Now that we are near on Bitcoin halving
then expect that we would really be able to see some higher highs but of course no one really knows on when.

[JayJuanGee]

From my perspective, newbies seem to become too overly obsessed with short term profits and not considering how to stack a sufficient quantity of BTC for the long term - which surely may be one of the danger points in having a thread that focuses on the road to $100k.. .

Most times newbies forget about the big picture and that in  short term Bitcoin investment, you risk more losses, unlike having a long term investment accumulating Bitcoin.  The road to $100k is most relevant to those accumulating and holding Bitcoin rather than short term traders.

It seems to me that the road to $100k is also short term, unless you happen to already have had been in BTC for a couple of cycles or more, then you have more freedom to do what you like, so my thinking is that there is no need to have any specific price target in the first 4 years or even longer, unless you happened to have been able to front load your investment and overaccumulate, but for the most part, long term investment is more than merely having a price target such as $100k or some other price target that might be higher up.

Long term tends to involve spending quite a bit of time in the market.. which likely ends up leading to more options. even if there might be times in which the price goes up or down along the way.. and there may even be some need to hold through a whole up and down cycle and not be trying to play price waves within cycles...

Sure, if you got to a point of overaccumulation you have more flexibility.. and there are not too many scenarios that I would consider overaccumulation to have had taken place in less than a 4 year cycle.

Surely in accordance with your forum registration of mid-2022, there might have had been some potential that you had been able to frontload your BTC investment and/or had been able to overaccumulate BTC in the last 2-ish years, but I would have to know more before I would be able to presume you to had gotten yourself into such an overaccummulation position, and even if you are in a position of overaccumulation, that still would not justify selling all of your bitcoin, even though you would have more options than someone who might have gotten into bitcoin under other terms.

Overall, we should consider that BTC's price is going up.  It is just a matter of having a perspective that is long enough so that the shorter term volatility does not distract from an overall understanding of the likely price direction.

This is what I'm driving at.  You articulated it better than I did. Generally,  The slope is an upward climb, and  there maybe slight jaggeredness on the way up there, that could be problematic for short term investors. Setting an investment range that stretches into 'long term span' sets you in motion for bigger profits.

Yes.  BIGGER profits and more options.

$100k might not really that too far but this wont really be a smooth sail ride. It would really be taking up some time before we would really be able to break it out. Now that we are near on Bitcoin halving
then expect that we would really be able to see some higher highs but of course no one really knows on when.

How do you know if there is going to be resistance at $100k or not?

[laijsica]

That has also been an eye opener to people to know that bitcoin price movement  can't be predicted by relying on past charts alone.

You have to take risks when it comes to investing, especially Bitcoin. You have drawn attention to the past price chart, in this case I think it looks positive to take a lot of our experience from the past. It is important that you practice the positive as well as the negative aspects of investing.

With bitcoin breaking the past ATH before halving has really set in some level of confusion in the market because analysts don't know what else could happen, because bitcoin has reset everything and it seems that the entire process is now new. But one positive thing we can get from this is that as you rightly said, bitcoin is now getting back to $70k easily, with this the probability of it getting to $100k is now very likely.

It's just a process. The market will continue to fluctuate especially with BTC price giving an indication of how vibrant it is. There is no doubt that is preparing for another ATH very soon.

[I_Anime]

It seems to me that the road to $100k is also short term, unless you happen to already have had been in BTC for a couple of cycles or more, then you have more freedom to do what you like, so my thinking is that there is no need to have any specific price target in the first 4 years or even longer, unless you happened to have been able to front load your investment and overaccumulate, but for the most part, long term investment is more than merely having a price target such as $100k or some other price target that might be higher up

Exactly that why aim isn't $100k , though reaching $100k would be an epic Event . But now I've to focus in building a better portfolio, by accumulating more bitcoin with the use of DCA and other related strategy. Well so far I can see some good progress in my Accumulations which shows that hard work truly pays. Was thank to those who has been impacting in me concerning Bitcoin long-term HODLing. I was able to get this far but still there's still more to be done in my Accumulations, so yeah $100k is definitely a short-term goal expecially for those who are low coiners . As a low coiner if you are too eager to withdraw your investment you may endup not yielding a better profit or return and same time endup messing up your investment.

You have to take risks when it comes to investing, especially Bitcoin. You have drawn attention to the past price chart, in this case I think it looks positive to take a lot of our experience from the past. It is important that you practice the positive as well as the negative aspects of investing.

well it is true that before going to any investment you must first possess a good risk tolerance before embarking in any investment. But the way sounded about the risk in Bitcoin you sounded like you where referring to shitcoins. Yeah there's risk in investing in bitcoin expecially those that are in for only short-term profit. But one thing you should know is that managing Bitcoin risk is way easier than managing others (shitcoins) . For instance one setting a long-term goal in Bitcoin as already taken a step in minimising the risk in Bitcoin, because Bitcoin is a coin with the potential of massive growth.

[tengui]

thinking bitcoin reaches $100k is something very realistic because as you said before, before the halving started the price of bitcoin had already reached $70k. However reality says otherwise because approaching the halving, Bitcoin prices tend to move down. Don't be discouraged, keep holding onto the Bitcoin you have because the opportunity to reach $100k is still wide open.

[JayJuanGee]

You have to take risks when it comes to investing, especially Bitcoin. You have drawn attention to the past price chart, in this case I think it looks positive to take a lot of our experience from the past. It is important that you practice the positive as well as the negative aspects of investing.

well it is true that before going to any investment you must first possess a good risk tolerance before embarking in any investment. But the way sounded about the risk in Bitcoin you sounded like you where referring to shitcoins. Yeah there's risk in investing in bitcoin expecially those that are in for only short-term profit. But one thing you should know is that managing Bitcoin risk is way easier than managing others (shitcoins) . For instance one setting a long-term goal in Bitcoin as already taken a step in minimising the risk in Bitcoin, because Bitcoin is a coin with the potential of massive growth.

I would suggest that some of the main differences between managing risk in bitcoin versus shitcoins is:

1st the ability to invest long term in to bitcoin versus having to think about when to get in and when to get out of shitcoins,

2) of course, shitcoins are correlated to bitcoin so you are largely just adding another level onto bitcoin, so bitcoin has to be successful before any shitcoin even has an ability to pump

3) bitcoin can still go to zero, so no one should be implying that there is no risk in bitcoin, so the way to consider your bitcoin is that you could lose everything that you invested, yet there is such a decently valid possibility to earn to the upside that you can weigh against the possibility to go to zero so that you can adjust your bitcoin position size to attempt to account for both sides of the possibility spectrum - which means, don't invest any more than you can afford to lose..

4)  it takes a long time to build a decently sized investment portfolio that is largely allocated with bitcoin that might even start out with relatively modest allocations of bitcoin, and the bitcoin may or may not end up growing faster than any other allocations that are in the investment portfolio (not referring to shitcoins and there is not really any need to diversify beyond cash and bitcoin when first building your bitcoin investment portfolio).. yet at the same time, if you are nervous about the size of your bitcoin holdings, then you likely need to take some out from time to time while realizing that taking out of bitcoin is likely going to impair how large your overall investment portfolio grows, so those allocation decisions are trade-offs that come while you are invested into bitcoin and you figure out along the way (and also having plans in advance that you may tweak along the way, too).

thinking bitcoin reaches $100k is something very realistic because as you said before, before the halving started the price of bitcoin had already reached $70k. However reality says otherwise because approaching the halving, Bitcoin prices tend to move down.

Don't be so simplistic. 

There is no rule that bitcoin has to go down when approaching the halvening, and it does not even make sense logically that there exist any actual dynamics that bitcoin prices have to go down before the halvening beyond a pattern of it having had happened historically, so merely because going down before the halvening has happened historically does not mean that it has to happen or that it "tends to happen".

Maybe the best thing to consider is that BTC prices go up and then sometimes they might go up faster than the buying support can keep up, so then after they go up for a while they may or may not end up coming back down for a while, so in that sense bitcoin prices do not tend to go up in a straight line and it can go in either direction, including that sometimes there can be down periods contained within the middle of down periods, so it is better to be prepared for UP, just in case you are a low coiner or a no coiner... which most of the world happens to be, whether they realize their status as low coiner/no coiner or not.

By the way, the BTC price has been pretty much been going up since November 2022.. Yeah sure there have been a few corrections in there, but not very many.  We can say the same thing on a shorter time horizon that the BTC price has pretty much been going up since October 2023, yeah sure there have been a few price corrections in there, but not very many.

So, if the price goes up a lot, there might be some times within those kinds of periods that it goes down, but the mere fact that it might go down or that it is currently seeming to go down, does not mean that it will go down, so better prepared for UP in case you don't have any or enough coins, which again most of the world is in such a position, whether they realize it or not.

[wmaurik]

thinking bitcoin reaches $100k is something very realistic because as you said before, before the halving started the price of bitcoin had already reached $70k. However reality says otherwise because approaching the halving, Bitcoin prices tend to move down. Don't be discouraged, keep holding onto the Bitcoin you have because the opportunity to reach $100k is still wide open.

Only weak holders would be discouraged by a small decline like now, because there are still more investors out there who continue to buy Bitcoin at this time without being discouraged by the current price correction. And if you are someone who thinks optimistically about achieving a price of $100K in Bitcoin, of course you will never be discouraged by the current condition of Bitcoin prices. Because you can think of it as an opportunity to buy at a lower price before the Bitcoin price heads to $100K.

[Hallroom]

thinking bitcoin reaches $100k is something very realistic because as you said before, before the halving started the price of bitcoin had already reached $70k. However reality says otherwise because approaching the halving, Bitcoin prices tend to move down. Don't be discouraged, keep holding onto the Bitcoin you have because the opportunity to reach $100k is still wide open.

Bitcoin price must touch 100 as it is only a matter of time, as we are in the current halving it will touch together in time. The all-time high Bitcoin touched was 73.6, so the falling Bitcoin price has created an opportunity for investors to invest.

[Oasisman]

thinking bitcoin reaches $100k is something very realistic because as you said before, before the halving started the price of bitcoin had already reached $70k. However reality says otherwise because approaching the halving, Bitcoin prices tend to move down. Don't be discouraged, keep holding onto the Bitcoin you have because the opportunity to reach $100k is still wide open.

It is indeed wide open. You may have seen bitcoin's price going down today while approaching the day of the halving, BUT the real bull run usually starts several months after the halving. It was where bitcoin tend to break new heights and records a new ATH. Though this time is a little different since bitcoin have already surpasses to a new ATH months before the halving, but I don't think it will stop there. In fact, it is slowly recovering now after it went down to $60k. I believe the investors are starting to realize what they are about to miss in the next 5-8 months from now.
There are speculations that bitcoin may hit 6 digits in the last quarter of 2024 or early 2025. Only the weak hands are going to sell at their bags at this stage.

[$weetne$$]

Only weak holders would be discouraged by a small decline like now, because there are still more investors out there who continue to buy Bitcoin at this time without being discouraged by the current price correction. And if you are someone who thinks optimistically about achieving a price of $100K in Bitcoin, of course you will never be discouraged by the current condition of Bitcoin prices. Because you can think of it as an opportunity to buy at a lower price before the Bitcoin price heads to $100K.

Weak hands do not deserve to hold Bitcoin when Bitcoin gets to $100,000, any one selling Bitcoin because of the price is falling is a weak hand investors in spite the f what your investment strategy is, and they'll wish they never sold. After Bitcoin halving is done. Bitcoin will be on the road to get to $100,000 and it will happen so fast. Just as people did not believe that Bitcoin can get to $72,000 before the halving, they will be surprised when Bitcoin gets to $100,000 only few months after the halving. If you do not want to hold Bitcoin there are many institutional investors that would be willing to buy the Bitcoin that you are selling. There is going to be less Bitcoin for market buyers and price will rise because of demand of Bitcoin therefore a better strategy will be for you hold the one you have and look for money to buy more than to sell the one you own.

[Troytech]

Only weak holders would be discouraged by a small decline like now, because there are still more investors out there who continue to buy Bitcoin at this time without being discouraged by the current price correction. And if you are someone who thinks optimistically about achieving a price of $100K in Bitcoin, of course you will never be discouraged by the current condition of Bitcoin prices. Because you can think of it as an opportunity to buy at a lower price before the Bitcoin price heads to $100K.

Weak hands do not deserve to hold Bitcoin when Bitcoin gets to $100,000, any one selling Bitcoin because of the price is falling is a weak hand investors in spite the f what your investment strategy is, and they'll wish they never sold. After Bitcoin halving is done. Bitcoin will be on the road to get to $100,000 and it will happen so fast. Just as people did not believe that Bitcoin can get to $72,000 before the halving, they will be surprised when Bitcoin gets to $100,000 only few months after the halving. If you do not want to hold Bitcoin there are many institutional investors that would be willing to buy the Bitcoin that you are selling. There is going to be less Bitcoin for market buyers and price will rise because of demand of Bitcoin therefore a better strategy will be for you hold the one you have and look for money to buy more than to sell the one you own.

You know we all have to look at thigns from the stand point that we Don't know the future and anything can happen right now , this would help everyone better define themselves and be prepared for anything that would happen in bitcoin. The question is what I bitcoin doesn't reach 100k after this halving, what if it takes another year or two before this happen, would I be disappointed or discouraged to carry on my bitcoin accumulation pursuit?,now if this is answered in your minds you would come to understand that it's far better to focus on accumulating bitcoin especially if you are still in your first 1-4 years in than even anticipating or praying for price increase.

Most of you paying for bitcoin to reach 100k should also be aware that we would be buying bitcoin at a higher price which is bad news to me and that's is my worst case senerio right now, so what do I do and how do I prepare for up, the only way to be well prepared for up is to have enough bitcoin, infact more bitcoin In your stash, to me anyone busy anticipating price movements is a short term holder and a long term holder has no concern with such and should be more focused on buying more bitcoin.

[Kwarkam]

Only weak holders would be discouraged by a small decline like now, because there are still more investors out there who continue to buy Bitcoin at this time without being discouraged by the current price correction. And if you are someone who thinks optimistically about achieving a price of $100K in Bitcoin, of course you will never be discouraged by the current condition of Bitcoin prices. Because you can think of it as an opportunity to buy at a lower price before the Bitcoin price heads to $100K.

Weak hands do not deserve to hold Bitcoin when Bitcoin gets to $100,000, any one selling Bitcoin because of the price is falling is a weak hand investors in spite the f what your investment strategy is, and they'll wish they never sold. After Bitcoin halving is done. Bitcoin will be on the road to get to $100,000 and it will happen so fast. Just as people did not believe that Bitcoin can get to $72,000 before the halving, they will be surprised when Bitcoin gets to $100,000 only few months after the halving. If you do not want to hold Bitcoin there are many institutional investors that would be willing to buy the Bitcoin that you are selling. There is going to be less Bitcoin for market buyers and price will rise because of demand of Bitcoin therefore a better strategy will be for you hold the one you have and look for money to buy more than to sell the one you own.

You know we all have to look at thigns from the stand point that we Don't know the future and anything can happen right now , this would help everyone better define themselves and be prepared for anything that would happen in bitcoin. The question is what I bitcoin doesn't reach 100k after this halving, what if it takes another year or two before this happen, would I be disappointed or discouraged to carry on my bitcoin accumulation pursuit?,now if this is answered in your minds you would come to understand that it's far better to focus on accumulating bitcoin especially if you are still in your first 1-4 years in than even anticipating or praying for price increase.

Most of you paying for bitcoin to reach 100k should also be aware that we would be buying bitcoin at a higher price which is bad news to me and that's is my worst case senerio right now, so what do I do and how do I prepare for up, the only way to be well prepared for up is to have enough bitcoin, infact more bitcoin In your stash, to me anyone busy anticipating price movements is a short term holder and a long term holder has no concern with such and should be more focused on buying more bitcoin.

Exactly. When you look at it from that stand point, you see that the party for Bitcoin to hit 100k is only favorable to those who have been accumulating over time, as it would be, in a view, somewhat disadvantageous to those just starting up. When Bitcoin hits 100k, even the dips will still be high priced.
Whatever preparation you decide to take to curb that situation is a YOU thing. There isn't any strategy that is generalistic to a prime.
And yes, I agree with you that long term holders have no business timing and monitoring the markets because ar the long run, those small changes, price fluctuations, don't really matter.

[Kwarkam]

So, if the price goes up a lot, there might be some times within those kinds of periods that it goes down, but the mere fact that it might go down or that it is currently seeming to go down, does not mean that it will go down, so better prepared for UP in case you don't have any or enough coins, which again most of the world is in such a position, whether they realize it or not.

That's just it. Period.
While there's the decline and price falls and all of that, man this is Bitcoin, there's always that open tendency of an upward incline, most times a rather sharp one. While you do not have enough coins, or any, I think it's not wise to bank only on the fact the Bitcoin prices may drop, but also the way it can go up (We've seen that repeatedly overtime. ) as it could hinder  us from investing in Bitcoin or adding [substantially] to our holdings.

[laijsica]

So, if the price goes up a lot, there might be some times within those kinds of periods that it goes down, but the mere fact that it might go down or that it is currently seeming to go down, does not mean that it will go down, so better prepared for UP in case you don't have any or enough coins, which again most of the world is in such a position, whether they realize it or not.

That's just it. Period.
While there's the decline and price falls and all of that, man this is Bitcoin, there's always that open tendency of an upward incline, most times a rather sharp one. While you do not have enough coins, or any, I think it's not wise to bank only on the fact the Bitcoin prices may drop, but also the way it can go up (We've seen that repeatedly overtime. ) as it could hinder  us from investing in Bitcoin or adding [substantially] to our holdings.

You have to accept the fact that Bitcoin is not always bullish and you have to adjust your investments accordingly. Increase the number of bitcoins and even fix the investment goal to make your portfolio look healthy. When the price is low you add more by excluding other options, so that you can be more profitable. In order to increase the level of holdings, there will need to be more management in order to organize the buy BTC consistently. A partner will grow with the price $100k in bitcoins that could be your holdings.

[wmaurik]

Exactly. When you look at it from that stand point, you see that the party for Bitcoin to hit 100k is only favorable to those who have been accumulating over time, as it would be, in a view, somewhat disadvantageous to those just starting up. When Bitcoin hits 100k, even the dips will still be high priced.
Whatever preparation you decide to take to curb that situation is a YOU thing. There isn't any strategy that is generalistic to a prime.
And yes, I agree with you that long term holders have no business timing and monitoring the markets because ar the long run, those small changes, price fluctuations, don't really matter.

How do you assess the losses for those who have just started when the Bitcoin price reaches $100K later? Even though those who are just starting out still haven't experienced anything through Bitcoin, except that after buying it there can immediately be a big price drop in Bitcoin. Those who are late in starting and are still thinking longer in doing it but on the one hand they also already know the price of Bitcoin beforehand, of course the ones to blame are themselves.

Because this world never waits for people who are always behind in making decisions or who think too long in making decisions for their own investments. So make decisions as precisely as possible, although not in a hurry, because for those who are just starting out, they also need a little time to analyze what they will invest in later.

[Bd officer]

thinking bitcoin reaches $100k is something very realistic because as you said before, before the halving started the price of bitcoin had already reached $70k. However reality says otherwise because approaching the halving, Bitcoin prices tend to move down. Don't be discouraged, keep holding onto the Bitcoin you have because the opportunity to reach $100k is still wide open.

Bitcoin price must touch 100 as it is only a matter of time, as we are in the current halving it will touch together in time. The all-time high Bitcoin touched was 73.6, so the falling Bitcoin price has created an opportunity for investors to invest.

Yes you are right, when bitcoin price goes down it creates opportunities for investors to invest. While the price of Bitcoin is still low, there are still opportunities for those who haven't invested. But you can profit by investing at any time, for this you need to be patient and have the ability to hold for a long time. So one should continue to invest in DCA method instead of waiting for the market to decline.

Bitcoin's fourth halving has already been completed. After the halving the market started to pick up a bit, today the price of Bitcoin is around 65k. Now have to wait for bull run, hope bitcoin will cross 100k in bull run. Some expect Bitcoin to hit 150-200k in a bull run. If one does not want to regret the bull run then start investing now.

[laijsica]

Exactly. When you look at it from that stand point, you see that the party for Bitcoin to hit 100k is only favorable to those who have been accumulating over time, as it would be, in a view, somewhat disadvantageous to those just starting up. When Bitcoin hits 100k, even the dips will still be high priced.
Whatever preparation you decide to take to curb that situation is a YOU thing. There isn't any strategy that is generalistic to a prime.
And yes, I agree with you that long term holders have no business timing and monitoring the markets because ar the long run, those small changes, price fluctuations, don't really matter.

How do you assess the losses for those who have just started when the Bitcoin price reaches $100K later? Even though those who are just starting out still haven't experienced anything through Bitcoin, except that after buying it there can immediately be a big price drop in Bitcoin. Those who are late in starting and are still thinking longer in doing it but on the one hand they also already know the price of Bitcoin beforehand, of course the ones to blame are themselves.

Bitcoin is $33k away from hitting $100k in which case you're calling it a loss on investment? If you want to be complacent when it comes to bitcoin investing, you should make long-term decisions. Chances of immediate profits are low for new investors, but accumulating bitcoins with a long-term plan is a great opportunity. In this case, experts recommend depositing bitcoins with DCA - because your investment is protected when bitcoin prices rise or fall. We can speculate about the price of bitcoin but there is no way to know the price in advance. So be careful about your investment protection and start DCA. The bull run is knocking at your door and will soon touch $100k.

[GigaBit]

thinking bitcoin reaches $100k is something very realistic because as you said before, before the halving started the price of bitcoin had already reached $70k. However reality says otherwise because approaching the halving, Bitcoin prices tend to move down. Don't be discouraged, keep holding onto the Bitcoin you have because the opportunity to reach $100k is still wide open.

Bitcoin price must touch 100 as it is only a matter of time, as we are in the current halving it will touch together in time. The all-time high Bitcoin touched was 73.6, so the falling Bitcoin price has created an opportunity for investors to invest.

Yes you are right, when bitcoin price goes down it creates opportunities for investors to invest. While the price of Bitcoin is still low, there are still opportunities for those who haven't invested. But you can profit by investing at any time, for this you need to be patient and have the ability to hold for a long time. So one should continue to invest in DCA method instead of waiting for the market to decline.

Bitcoin's fourth halving has already been completed. After the halving the market started to pick up a bit, today the price of Bitcoin is around 65k. Now have to wait for bull run, hope bitcoin will cross 100k in bull run. Some expect Bitcoin to hit 150-200k in a bull run. If one does not want to regret the bull run then start investing now.

Everyone who has held Bitcoin coins since the beginning has profited from Bitcoin and will continue to do so in the future. Already after the halving, the Bitcoin price has started to rise and will continue to rise. If we wait to find such a big dip, it can be foolish. Because in halving we can see the Bitcoin supply is decreasing and the mining reward is halved. Bitcoin's dip hunting seems completely foolish in this situation. Those who envision the current price as a dip will surely get a good return from Bitcoin. Bitcoin has started its journey towards 100K and all those successful holders must be counting down the days to celebrate that Bitcoin moment. Bitcoin will touch 100k soon and the Bitcoin investors should start investing in right now. Just can remember that the current price may be the last dip.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Everyone who has held Bitcoin coins since the beginning has profited from Bitcoin and will continue to do so in the future. Already after the halving, the Bitcoin price has started to rise and will continue to rise. If we wait to find such a big dip, it can be foolish. Because in halving we can see the Bitcoin supply is decreasing and the mining reward is halved. Bitcoin's dip hunting seems completely foolish in this situation. Those who envision the current price as a dip will surely get a good return from Bitcoin. Bitcoin has started its journey towards 100K and all those successful holders must be counting down the days to celebrate that Bitcoin moment. Bitcoin will touch 100k soon and the Bitcoin investors should start investing in right now. Just can remember that the current price may be the last dip.

Honestly I thought by now we would be having Bitcoin price at $100k before the halving period but it seems to be on a slow mo and no rush, investors are currently looking for the right time to smile to the bank but waiting till it gets to $100k is still a win win and a better profit.
No time is too late to start investing even though the price is taking it's time to go back to $70k, those holding can still hold because Bitcoin price is heading to a positive way that would some how hit $80k before the end of this month but can the high transaction fee be an obstacle to withdraw when Bitcoin price is right on track like to a $100k+? Because I see it as a means of slowing down business if it continues.

[Marvelockg]

Exactly. When you look at it from that stand point, you see that the party for Bitcoin to hit 100k is only favorable to those who have been accumulating over time, as it would be, in a view, somewhat disadvantageous to those just starting up. When Bitcoin hits 100k, even the dips will still be high priced.
Whatever preparation you decide to take to curb that situation is a YOU thing. There isn't any strategy that is generalistic to a prime.
And yes, I agree with you that long term holders have no business timing and monitoring the markets because ar the long run, those small changes, price fluctuations, don't really matter.

How do you assess the losses for those who have just started when the Bitcoin price reaches $100K later? Even though those who are just starting out still haven't experienced anything through Bitcoin, except that after buying it there can immediately be a big price drop in Bitcoin. Those who are late in starting and are still thinking longer in doing it but on the one hand they also already know the price of Bitcoin beforehand, of course the ones to blame are themselves.

Bitcoin is $33k away from hitting $100k in which case you're calling it a loss on investment? If you want to be complacent when it comes to bitcoin investing, you should make long-term decisions. Chances of immediate profits are low for new investors, but accumulating bitcoins with a long-term plan is a great opportunity. In this case, experts recommend depositing bitcoins with DCA - because your investment is protected when bitcoin prices rise or fall. We can speculate about the price of bitcoin but there is no way to know the price in advance. So be careful about your investment protection and start DCA. The bull run is knocking at your door and will soon touch $100k.

you know that at the end of the day, it's not even about Bitcoin getting to $100k or above that should be your problem, if you don't have a good chunk of bitcoin, regardless of the bull that's coming, it wouldn't make any difference at all and if you intend selling the little fraction you've been able to accumulate, you will end up spending most of it on fees which is damn unreasonable.

There is a popular phrase that goes thus, "when opportunity meets preparation that's when success is certain. Before you spend all your time wishing that Bitcoin goes high up to $100k or above, you've got to make sure that you've been able to buy as much Bitcoin as you can at different times using either your DCA methord or buying at any dip you're previlaged to witness and within past months, we've seen several corrections that have all given investors the ability and previlage of buying at low prices and even if you where able to buy during those special dips, it doesn't still mean that you should sell off your holdings once bitcoin gets to $100k as long as you've not stacked up a good quantity of bitcoin that would put you in a possible fuk you status where certain bulls can make you take part of your profit to sort out things that's best known to you, for the ones that are still at the accumulation phase, you shouldn't be too eager to wish that bitcoin will go all high to the moon cause the direct implication of that is that you will have to buy less amount of Bitcoin with a bigger amount of fiat since it isn't reasonable in itself to start selling your holding when you should be buying more bitcoin. And yeah, DCA merthord is good for long term investors but it doesn't protect you from any thing. It only helps you remain consistent with your buying over a long period of time such that you don't have to wait till you have it all before buying your Bitcoin.

[JayJuanGee]

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Honestly I thought by now we would be having Bitcoin price at $100k before the halving period but it seems to be on a slow mo and no rush,

I'm gonna beat up upon you some more, but you seem to deserve it.  To "for sure" believe that BTC prices would be at or near $100k is a bit ridiculous, and it seem to be the opposite in regards to whatever any newbie should be wanting, especially if they were an investor rather than a trader or a gambler wanting a quick buck and to try to play some kind of a bitcoin wave.

You can be what you want, but it seems the better path is to consider a long term horizon, especially anyone in bitcoin less than 4 years, and look at your forum registration date (nearly a year and a half into bitcoin).  If you had been aggressive from the start you would be in a pretty good position, and surely it is not easy to be so spoiled in terms of the BTC price going up the whole time that you had been registered on the forum.

And, no I am not just talking to you, but I am talking to all of the guys/gals who got into bitcoin in the last year and a half.. you have been spoiled by bitcoin's price going nearly exclusively up...and yeah, maybe quite a few of you made the mistake by being overly whimpy in the way you started to invest into bitcoin, and I cannot really blame you since psychologically, bitcoin has been in pretty low historical places, especially in reference to the 200-WMA.

Maybe I have a hard time relating?

Probably the best thing to do would be to continue buying, yet perhaps there are a lot of relative newbies who are sitting on their hands and waiting for a payoff to the upside, rather than what probably would be the best the to keep buying and not be overly focused on short term prices.. and yeah maybe if BTC prices get to $200k or more this year, or maybe $400k or more next year, then perhaps at that time, you might have to reconsider if you are going to buy or if the price might be overheating..

not that I am suggesting to sell, but I realize that there can be a bit of a dilemma to continue to be buying bitcoin during your first whole cycle, which probably is the solution in terms of getting to a point that you are not overly obsessed about relatively small short term price moves, especially given the likely size of your BTC stash (unless you had been able to greatly front-load your BTC investment in the last year and a half.. yet I am not even sure if that is enough.. remember Micheal Saylor seemed to have had front loaded his investment in mid-to-late 2020, and he seems like he can never get enough - but then maybe he is not a typical example in terms of his being a bit of a psycho.. .. yet I think that the point still stands that it is not unreasonable for any normie to largely be focusing on stacking sats for their first whole cycle and maybe even longer than that, depending on their financial situation..

investors are currently looking for the right time to smile to the bank

You seem to be talking about traders, not investors.  Investors do not need any kind of short term reward like that.  Think about Tim Draper who bought around 30k bitcoin for around $600 each in mid-2014.. He looked like a fool for more than 2 years, and it seems that he mostly still continues to hold those coins rather than trading them. Sure, he might move some value around from time to time, but investors will be playing for terms that go quite a bit beyond just one cycle.. so you seem to be misusing the term "investor"  and thinking about yourself wanting to sell some (or maybe all your BTC) and hopefully, for your own good, you don't end up selling too many too soon. .that happens to a lot of newbies who act out of emotion and think that they are going to outsmart BTC price moves.. and think they got it figured out (how to play the wave.. blah blah blah).

but waiting till it gets to $100k is still a win win and a better profit.

speak for yourself.

No time is too late to start investing even though the price is taking it's time to go back to $70k, those holding can still hold because Bitcoin price is heading to a positive way that would some how hit $80k before the end of this month but can the high transaction fee be an obstacle to withdraw when Bitcoin price is right on track like to a $100k+? Because I see it as a means of slowing down business if it continues.

If you are just coming into bitcoin now, and you want to prepare for UP, then you have no choice except to buy.. the same will be true at $70k, $80k, $100k and even at higher BTC prices.

You have more freedom the longer that you have been into bitcoin and perhaps the more coins that you were able to get earlier.

One of the problems that applies to a lot of people is that they are not able to front load their investment, so even if they have been in bitcoin for a year or two or even longer, even if they are trying to be aggressive with their bitcoin investment, they may well were not able to accumulate a lot of bitcoin during the time that they have been in, so they likely are going to just need to continue to buy bitcoin regularly and even if the BTC price keeps going up.. because there is really no knowing if the BTC price will come down or not.. so then one of the questions is regarding if you have enough BTC, and if you don't have enough BTC then the most logical desires would be for the BTC price not to go up too quickly and to continue to buy, since I doubt that selling is a solution for those who do not have enough BTC..

and how long will it take to have enough.. ?  10-15 years or longer?  How long it takes partly depends on how much disposable income a person has, how aggressive they are able to be without over doing it and perhaps also whether they have other assets in which they are able to front load their BTC investment rather than merely relying on disposable income amounts as that comes in... which sometimes can take a while to really build with those kinds of levels - maybe 5% to 25% of his income. but even that would be difficult, and sometimes people struggle to dedicate in the ballpark of 10% of their income towards investing/savings (and here talking about putting such amounts into bitcoin).

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you know that at the end of the day, it's not even about Bitcoin getting to $100k or above that should be your problem, if you don't have a good chunk of bitcoin, regardless of the bull that's coming, it wouldn't make any difference at all and if you intend selling the little fraction you've been able to accumulate, you will end up spending most of it on fees which is damn unreasonable.

There is a popular phrase that goes thus, "when opportunity meets preparation that's when success is certain. Before you spend all your time wishing that Bitcoin goes high up to $100k or above, you've got to make sure that you've been able to buy as much Bitcoin as you can at different times using either your DCA methord or buying at any dip you're previlaged to witness and within past months, we've seen several corrections that have all given investors the ability and previlage of buying at low prices and even if you where able to buy during those special dips, it doesn't still mean that you should sell off your holdings once bitcoin gets to $100k as long as you've not stacked up a good quantity of bitcoin that would put you in a possible fuk you status where certain bulls can make you take part of your profit to sort out things that's best known to you, for the ones that are still at the accumulation phase, you shouldn't be too eager to wish that bitcoin will go all high to the moon cause the direct implication of that is that you will have to buy less amount of Bitcoin with a bigger amount of fiat since it isn't reasonable in itself to start selling your holding when you should be buying more bitcoin. And yeah, DCA merthord is good for long term investors but it doesn't protect you from any thing. It only helps you remain consistent with your buying over a long period of time such that you don't have to wait till you have it all before buying your Bitcoin.

Well said.. This also would have had been a good response to SexyLizzy.  In sum. .it takes a long-ass time to build up a bitcoin holdings, even if you have been being fairly aggressive in your bitcoin accummulation for several years.

[MiF]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It will rise i believe btc will rise up to 100k$ it is already expected since year 2021 that bitcoin will rise up to100k$ but we don know when will be the exact year. Maybe it will reach this year and 71k$ ATH will be a good sign  of it. However we still need to be careful and control emotion because we don't know what will happen next everything is just an speculation everything may still change.

[I_Anime]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It will rise i believe btc will rise up to 100k$ it is already expected since year 2021 that bitcoin will rise up to100k$ but we don know when will be the exact year. Maybe it will reach this year and 71k$ ATH will be a good sign  of it. However we still need to be careful and control emotion because we don't know what will happen next everything is just an speculation everything may still change.

Yeah you're right, we don't actually know what going to happen next  either there will be dip or not before the surging in price. That why we have to be ready for both side, by keeping our Bitcoin accumulation ongoing till we get to a better position in our accumulation. And even though a massive dip endup occuring , the right thing to do is to purchase that dip as aggressive as we can , because if Bitcoin by any chances experience a dip it won't belong before bitcoin going to surge massively because alot of people going to use that opportunity to accumulate some sweet quantities for themselves. So now best thing to do is to keep buying with DCAing or any suitable methods for accumulating bitcoin.

you know that at the end of the day, it's not even about Bitcoin getting to $100k or above that should be your problem, if you don't have a good chunk of bitcoin, regardless of the bull that's coming, it wouldn't make any difference at all and if you intend selling the little fraction you've been able to accumulate, you will end up spending most of it on fees which is damn unreasonable

Well said mate, most people don't actually know that if they haven't gotten a good Stash of Bitcoin In their portfolio before the bull run is like waiting for nothing. For instance now due to waiting for the dip alone before accumulating and at the end there wasn't any before the surge in price and I endup holding small portion of Bitcoin like 0.01 Btc and Bitcoin manage to rise to the price range of $300k and above. That same individual will endup with $3k as his profit. But in a scenario whereby an individual didn't focus on the dip alone rather  he or she just keep on buying till Bitcoin experience a surge in price , and the users was able to accumulate 0.1 BTC and bitcoin rose to the price range of $300k that individual will endup with $30k as he or her profit. So what am I trying to say is that when it comes to Bitcoin investment all that matters the most is the numbers of Bitcoin you are holding.

[GeorgeJohn]

Exactly. When you look at it from that stand point, you see that the party for Bitcoin to hit 100k is only favorable to those who have been accumulating over time, as it would be, in a view, somewhat disadvantageous to those just starting up. When Bitcoin hits 100k, even the dips will still be high priced.
Whatever preparation you decide to take to curb that situation is a YOU thing. There isn't any strategy that is generalistic to a prime.
And yes, I agree with you that long term holders have no business timing and monitoring the markets because ar the long run, those small changes, price fluctuations, don't really matter.

How do you assess the losses for those who have just started when the Bitcoin price reaches $100K later? Even though those who are just starting out still haven't experienced anything through Bitcoin, except that after buying it there can immediately be a big price drop in Bitcoin. Those who are late in starting and are still thinking longer in doing it but on the one hand they also already know the price of Bitcoin beforehand, of course the ones to blame are themselves.

Bitcoin is $33k away from hitting $100k in which case you're calling it a loss on investment? If you want to be complacent when it comes to bitcoin investing, you should make long-term decisions. Chances of immediate profits are low for new investors, but accumulating bitcoins with a long-term plan is a great opportunity. In this case, experts recommend depositing bitcoins with DCA - because your investment is protected when bitcoin prices rise or fall. We can speculate about the price of bitcoin but there is no way to know the price in advance. So be careful about your investment protection and start DCA. The bull run is knocking at your door and will soon touch $100k.

it is obvious that bitcoin price is appreciating but I know quite well that before Bitcoin price will reach to the expected point people would likely want bitcoin to reach I think it will take them time so therefore let us all believe that the more investors are coming in cryptocurrency especially Bitcoin the more the price will continue to accelerate, so I believe that cryptocurrency and mostly bitcoin can not do without investors, so right now the price that was going up is now depreciating so let us know that the price of bitcoin is something that interchanges.

[Ambatman]

How do you know if there is going to be resistance at $100k or not?

Many individuals have already started confining themselves  to the matter $100K that's it's becoming a psychological level to them.
I still don't understand how people would dream too small
Buying Bitcoin around $60K and selling at $100K is not profit to me
You can't compare it with individuals that bought for $16K and still holding.
Funny that getting to $100K,Bitcoin would use the money of those that shorted at 100K to shoot higher.

 

Honestly I thought by now we would be having Bitcoin price at $100k before the halving period but it seems to be on a slow mo and no rush, investors are currently looking for the right time to smile to the bank but waiting till it gets to $100k is still a win win and a better profit.
No time is too late to start investing even though the price is taking it's time to go back to $70k, those holding can still hold because Bitcoin price is heading to a positive way that would some how hit $80k before the end of this month but can the high transaction fee be an obstacle to withdraw when Bitcoin price is right on track like to a $100k+? Because I see it as a means of slowing down business if it continues.

If you holding I see no reason why you would want to withdraw and be affected by the fee.
I will only consider if you planning to move from your CEX to a secured wallet for further keeping.
$100K shouldn't be the goal is too small
With 40% increase Bitcoin would cross it.

TBH Bitcoin beating it's all time high before the halving was outside my expectations,so am surprised people believed it would hit $100K before the halving.
Don't forget that it rose from around $15800 to $73K that's almost 500% and quite impressive in my book.

so I believe that cryptocurrency and mostly bitcoin can not do without investors,

Don't forget Bitcoin is more than an investment asset.It might look more like one doesn't mean it's it core value.

[barisbilgili]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

It will rise i believe btc will rise up to 100k$ it is already expected since year 2021 that bitcoin will rise up to100k$ but we don know when will be the exact year. Maybe it will reach this year and 71k$ ATH will be a good sign  of it. However we still need to be careful and control emotion because we don't know what will happen next everything is just an speculation everything may still change.

There is no doubt that we will see a price of 100k, but on the journey to reach that there will of course be corrections and small improvements that occur, I don't deny that because in my opinion it is impossible for there to be a significant increase starting from a price of 70k to 100k.

from what happened this year when it reached the latest ATH, it was something that was not predicted before. If you look at past events, next year there should be a new ATH if we refer to the 4 year cycle, but Bitcoin price movements are currently experiencing a rapid increase. with strong support, the price increased more than predicted.
I think the same goes for the predicted 100k price, it's possible it could happen sooner.

[Marvelockg]

How do you know if there is going to be resistance at $100k or not?

Many individuals have already started confining themselves  to the matter $100K that's it's becoming a psychological level to them.
I still don't understand how people would dream too small
Buying Bitcoin around $60K and selling at $100K is not profit to me

well, we can't say that a profit of $40k isn't profitable for an investor that has a good quantity of Bitcoin and surely being profitable in Bitcoin investment doesn't necessarily mean that Bitcoin will have to shut up too high before you will be in profit. Depending on the quantity you've been able to stack till you have such difference, $40k profit isn't a bad one and from what i have come to realize, what's really important isn't that the margin is too big but rather, that your quantity of Bitcoin is much such that even with a $40k difference you're still able to find yourself in a good profit region because of how much Bitcoin you have in your portfolio.

Let's say for instance you've been able to accumulate Bitcoin for an interval of 10 years DCAing with $100 per week. For the ten years period, you should have stacked up
$100×4= $400 per month
$400×12 = $4,800 per year
And in ten years time;
$4800×10 = $48k worth of Bitcoin.
That's $48k worth of Bitcoin and if we assume that during your accumulation stage Bitcoin ATH at those instances is just $60k and then you're able to hold up to the period when it got to $100k,  you've almost made two times of your investment within such space of time but if your quantity of stack isn't much and then you're able to accumulate let's say $10k worth of Bitcoin within a 10 year interval. Even if Bitcoin goes high to $170k, you won't be in a good profit region compared to someone that has stacked up more Bitcoin. What I'm saying in essence is that what's more important is that you have a good quantity of stack and that way, if thier is a sharp pump you know that you are at a good advantage and even when the pump isn't all that high, you wouldn't also be disadvantaged.

You can't compare it with individuals that bought for $16K and still holding.
Funny that getting to $100K,Bitcoin would use the money of those that shorted at 100K to shoot higher.

well, we aren't sure whether or not those earlier Bitcoin holders that starting buying Bitcoin when it was at $16k  have been able to HODL till now. I guess part of the problem they might have faced just like what some persons are currently facing is the uncertainty that was in there minds at the time regarding whether or not Bitcoin will be able to get to $60k or not and some might have refused buying or might have probably sold at the price of $16k because they might seems to be in a good profit based on the price of Bitcoin as at the time they started stacking. And so, yeah, we can't really conclude that they have part of the current Bitcoin holders or not or that if they are among the current holders that they should necessarily sell of there holding. The halving has just happened and the anticipation is still very high with lots of hopes and expectations and who knows, Bitcoin might even climb up to $250k or above this time around and never come down  below $200k ever again but then, this in itself is mere speculation that may or may not happen but what's important here is to note that regardless of the price of Bitcoin at the time you started buying, there is every certainty that in the years to come will Bitcoin adoption would have touched the globe, all those that rushed to sell there bitcoin holding but at this time and in the past will wish they had kept  a chunk of it till then.

[JayJuanGee]

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it is obvious that bitcoin price is appreciating but I know quite well that before Bitcoin price will reach to the expected point people would likely want bitcoin to reach I think it will take them time so therefore let us all believe that the more investors are coming in cryptocurrency especially Bitcoin the more the price will continue to accelerate, so I believe that cryptocurrency and mostly bitcoin can not do without investors, so right now the price that was going up is now depreciating so let us know that the price of bitcoin is something that interchanges.

You may or may be right that it could take time for the bitcoin price to go up; however, you have to consider the possibility that it might not end up taking as much time as you are speculating that it might take, and some of the dips that you are expecting to be likely to take place might not end up happening when you expect them to happen.

There are a lot of no coiners and low coiners who were waiting for lower BTC prices at $27k, and they are still waiting for a "proper" dip, and they become disgruntled.  The same is going to happen at today's prices with guys who fail/refuse to stack enough sats because they are too  busy thinking about dips that might happen or that they still have a lot of time to stack sats in these prices, which may or may not be true.

And, you need to shake your idea of lumping bitcoin in as just one other "crypto currencies".. since you are likely failing and refusing to understand bitcoin since you want to classify it as just the best of the crypto currencies.. which technically is not incorrect, but it is still a bad way of thinking about the bitcoin matter.

I understand that recently, there has been so much crap on bitcoin, especially referring to runes and ordinals, that makes bitcoin seem like just another shitcoin, yet there still remain strong foundational elements in bitcoin that still distinguish it from the various shitcoins that are out there.

How do you know if there is going to be resistance at $100k or not?

Many individuals have already started confining themselves  to the matter $100K that's it's becoming a psychological level to them.
I still don't understand how people would dream too small
Buying Bitcoin around $60K and selling at $100K is not profit to me
You can't compare it with individuals that bought for $16K and still holding.
Funny that getting to $100K,Bitcoin would use the money of those that shorted at 100K to shoot higher.

Of course if you have an average price per BTC that is $16k to $40k you are going to have more options than someone with a higher average cost per BTC, yet you still should be attempting to consider your situation in terms of the total size of your BTC stack and if you should keep stacking, rather than how much you are in profits, and sure, if someone has an income of $40k per year, and he has around 10 bitcoins, he might think differently from someone who has 1-2 bitcoin. 

And there are people of similar levels of income with even fewer income who are not even adequately considering how many BTC that they might need.  Yeah we cannot completely know how many we need, except for maybe valuing our stash using the 200-WMA rather than spot price, especially if we are trying to project into the future and considering projecting that the BTC price is likely continuing to go up, whether referring to the 200-WMA or the spot price.

[Ambatman]

well, we can't say that a profit of $40k isn't profitable for an investor that has a good quantity of Bitcoin and surely being profitable in Bitcoin investment doesn't necessarily mean that Bitcoin will have to shut up too high before you will be in profit. Depending on the quantity you've been able to stack till you have such difference, $40k profit isn't a bad one and from what i have come to realize, what's really important isn't that the margin is too big but rather,

How many people do you think own a Bitcoin?
There are around 800K+ wallet address that own an Bitcoin and 47million wallet with atleast $1.
A rough estimate but you can tell what am playing out.
I don't own a Bitcoin yet so I spoke from my POV and accumulating for 10 years?
How many people do you think have been aware of accumulating Bitcoin for 10 years.
Don't forget Bitcoin is just 15 years old and it's exposure 10 years ago wasn't like present.

well, we aren't sure whether or not those earlier Bitcoin holders that starting buying Bitcoin when it was at $16k  have been able to HODL till now. I guess part of the problem they might have faced just like what some persons are currently facing is the uncertainty that was in there minds at the time regarding whether or not Bitcoin will be able to get to $60k or not and some might have refused buying or might have probably sold at the price of $16k because they might seems to be in a good profit based on the price of Bitcoin as at the time they started stacking

You can confirm from explorer addresses that have bought Bitcoin around that range or lower and still holding
Some are even still accumulating
Microstrategy started buying since 2020 and still buying till now with last purchase around $68K+
These are examples of body or people that believe Bitcoin at its current price is still too cheap so why do they need to sell now.
There are individuals in this forum that have been holding Bitcoin for longer periods, I even have a friend that's still holding well not Bitcoin but Ethereum since it fell after FTX
And he isn't planning on selling anytime soon.
Stronghands exists.

[taufik123]

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I understand that recently, there has been so much crap on bitcoin, especially referring to runes and ordinals, that makes bitcoin seem like just another shitcoin, yet there still remain strong foundational elements in bitcoin that still distinguish it from the various shitcoins that are out there.

Lately, my eyes have also turned to the Rune Protocol that emerged after the Bitcoin halving occurred.
Some NFTs appear and make the network look very dense, and then memecoins also appear on the Rune Protocol network.

But will this really disrupt the main Bitcoin ecosystem, as more people come to buy bitcoin and start exploring the Rune Protocol?

But in terms of Rune Protocol and Ordinal Protocol or BRC20 models it is different.


Source: https://twitter.com/okxweb3/status/1782796346191179878

[Smilevictorobinna]

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it is obvious that bitcoin price is appreciating but I know quite well that before Bitcoin price will reach to the expected point people would likely want bitcoin to reach I think it will take them time so therefore let us all believe that the more investors are coming in cryptocurrency especially Bitcoin the more the price will continue to accelerate, so I believe that cryptocurrency and mostly bitcoin can not do without investors, so right now the price that was going up is now depreciating so let us know that the price of bitcoin is something that interchanges.

You may or may be right that it could take time for the bitcoin price to go up; however, you have to consider the possibility that it might not end up taking as much time as you are speculating that it might take, and some of the dips that you are expecting to be likely to take place might not end up happening when you expect them to happen.

There are a lot of no coiners and low coiners who were waiting for lower BTC prices at $27k, and they are still waiting for a "proper" dip, and they become disgruntled.  The same is going to happen at today's prices with guys who fail/refuse to stack enough sats because they are too  busy thinking about dips that might happen or that they still have a lot of time to stack sats in these prices, which may or may not be true.

And, you need to shake your idea of lumping bitcoin in as just one other "crypto currencies".. since you are likely failing and refusing to understand bitcoin since you want to classify it as just the best of the crypto currencies.. which technically is not incorrect, but it is still a bad way of thinking about the bitcoin matter.

I understand that recently, there has been so much crap on bitcoin, especially referring to runes and ordinals, that makes bitcoin seem like just another shitcoin, yet there still remain strong foundational elements in bitcoin that still distinguish it from the various shitcoins that are out there.

How do you know if there is going to be resistance at $100k or not?

Many individuals have already started confining themselves  to the matter $100K that's it's becoming a psychological level to them.
I still don't understand how people would dream too small
Buying Bitcoin around $60K and selling at $100K is not profit to me
You can't compare it with individuals that bought for $16K and still holding.
Funny that getting to $100K,Bitcoin would use the money of those that shorted at 100K to shoot higher.

Of course if you have an average price per BTC that is $16k to $40k you are going to have more options than someone with a higher average cost per BTC, yet you still should be attempting to consider your situation in terms of the total size of your BTC stack and if you should keep stacking, rather than how much you are in profits, and sure, if someone has an income of $40k per year, and he has around 10 bitcoins, he might think differently from someone who has 1-2 bitcoin. 

And there are people of similar levels of income with even fewer income who are not even adequately considering how many BTC that they might need.  Yeah we cannot completely know how many we need, except for maybe valuing our stash using the 200-WMA rather than spot price, especially if we are trying to project into the future and considering projecting that the BTC price is likely continuing to go up, whether referring to the 200-WMA or the spot price.

Bitcoin is a great coin that is way more bigger than the other coin, bitcoin is special I see it as world currency.
When investing on Bitcoin all we should bear in mind is that, this coin will always become better and bigger so when investing don't wait for it to come down in price before investing because that may never happen instead it will keep going up.
For those who has the financial strength I will advise you invest big on Bitcoin and for those who don't have much financial strength I will advise you invest as you can, 10 years ago people who had the opportunity to invest on Bitcoin and didn't are still regretting till date and I still believe people in 2024 will still regret in 5 years later for not investing on Bitcoin, some will also regret on investing low.
Buy as much Bitcoin as you can keep buying don't wait for it to come down before you buy, Bitcoin is a world class coin and the greatest that will ever be.

[Troytech]

Bitcoin is a great coin that is way more bigger than the other coin, bitcoin is special I see it as world currency.
When investing on Bitcoin all we should bear in mind is that, this coin will always become better and bigger so when investing don't wait for it to come down in price before investing because that may never happen instead it will keep going up.
For those who has the financial strength I will advise you invest big on Bitcoin and for those who don't have much financial strength I will advise you invest as you can, 10 years ago people who had the opportunity to invest on Bitcoin and didn't are still regretting till date and I still believe people in 2024 will still regret in 5 years later for not investing on Bitcoin, some will also regret on investing low.
Buy as much Bitcoin as you can keep buying don't wait for it to come down before you buy, Bitcoin is a world class coin and the greatest that will ever be.

It's good to view bitcoin as a good asset but when you said that it would keep going up that may be an overly optimistic and bullish expression, it's bad to view bitcoin like that as tho they aren't times that the price may seem to be only reducing too and all this doesn't matter and shouldn't concern you if you are just starting out with bitcoin, IMO there are a lot of other things a new investor should be more concerned about than price movement which should be to get started buying bitcoin and figuring out how much you can invest in bitcoin without been affected by it, its more advisable to invest with your disposable income which I preferable view as money I won't miss or like a savings in bitcoin and that is because no one wants a situation whereby he needs the money he invest so soon or might want to touch or sell portion of his bitcoin and also in a senerio where anything can happen to bitcoin you won't be so bothered about that or be in a mess.

I believe that these should be your concern now that price movement or been too optimistic that bitcoin would only go up than down, yeah there are also such possibilities but I prefer not to talk about those, but one thign you must remember is the only way to prepare for up is to have more bitcoin .

[ShowOff]

It will rise i believe btc will rise up to 100k$ it is already expected since year 2021 that bitcoin will rise up to100k$ but we don know when will be the exact year. Maybe it will reach this year and 71k$ ATH will be a good sign  of it. However we still need to be careful and control emotion because we don't know what will happen next everything is just an speculation everything may still change.

There is no doubt that we will see a price of 100k, but on the journey to reach that there will of course be corrections and small improvements that occur, I don't deny that because in my opinion it is impossible for there to be a significant increase starting from a price of 70k to 100k.

from what happened this year when it reached the latest ATH, it was something that was not predicted before. If you look at past events, next year there should be a new ATH if we refer to the 4 year cycle, but Bitcoin price movements are currently experiencing a rapid increase. with strong support, the price increased more than predicted.
I think the same goes for the predicted 100k price, it's possible it could happen sooner.

Don't worry about price volatility if you really hope to reach $100k. You should remain an optimistic person about the good future for bitcoin, especially about the possibility of its price going higher. But of course there are reasons why you can expect it, one of which is increased adoption in many sectors in the real world. A real use case is one that can influence demand, but this process may be a bit difficult as long as the government continues to give difficulties to the adoption rate, high transaction fees can also influence it.

We are on our way to $100k, I myself also expect that price to be reached in the next bull run cycle. Obviously I don't know when, but it is likely that $100k will be reached in the next 1 year especially after the halving.

[I_Anime]

Bitcoin is a great coin that is way more bigger than the other coin, bitcoin is special I see it as world currency.
When investing on Bitcoin all we should bear in mind is that, this coin will always become better and bigger so when investing don't wait for it to come down in price before investing because that may never happen instead it will keep going up.

You are right,  Bitcoin will keep growing gaining more adoption (though there's no guarantees) but base on how things is going we all believe so , . But during the journey they would surely be up and down movement due to volatility. Investing in Bitcoin is just the right call , this time around procastinating won't do anyone any good  , because now alot of people are complaining that bitcoin is too expensive for them that they will start accumulating when Bitcoin price experience a massive dip which may not happen. And the funny thing is that in the future Bitcoin will tend to increase in value and get to a point of being more expensive. And same thing happens when Bitcoin hit the price range of $10k alot people where waiting for it to dip more before buying but now Bitcoin is far from such price and the chances of it falling back that price is damn loww.

I believe that these should be your concern now that price movement or been too optimistic that bitcoin would only go up than down, yeah there are also such possibilities but I prefer not to talk about those, but one thign you must remember is the only way to prepare for up is to have more bitcoin

Being optimistic ain't bad but still you are right, the best way to prepare for the up is to have alot of Bitcoin stashed, because even though a massive increase in prices in market takes place without you having much Bitcoin. You will only endup with less profits due to the small quantities you have stashed,  so to avoid such scenario is to keep purchasing.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Honestly I thought by now we would be having Bitcoin price at $100k before the halving period but it seems to be on a slow mo and no rush, investors are currently looking for the right time to smile to the bank but waiting till it gets to $100k is still a win win and a better profit.
No time is too late to start investing even though the price is taking it's time to go back to $70k, those holding can still hold because Bitcoin price is heading to a positive way that would some how hit $80k before the end of this month but can the high transaction fee be an obstacle to withdraw when Bitcoin price is right on track like to a $100k+? Because I see it as a means of slowing down business if it continues.

If you holding I see no reason why you would want to withdraw and be affected by the fee.
I will only consider if you planning to move from your CEX to a secured wallet for further keeping.
$100K shouldn't be the goal is too small
With 40% increase Bitcoin would cross it.

TBH Bitcoin beating it's all time high before the halving was outside my expectations,so am surprised people believed it would hit $100K before the halving.
Don't forget that it rose from around $15800 to $73K that's almost 500% and quite impressive in my book.

I haven't mentioned if I'm holding or not don't get me wrong on that, was only saying base on how the fee is getting higher by the day. I believe some have the intention of holding not for long and they easily get pissed and think of withdrawing, that's when things ain't working as planned. It can happen because of financial issues who knows why?
Bitcoin price was getting close to hitting $100k before the halving with Bitcoin price raising and giving much hope of getting to $100k not until we had a pause at $73k, fair enough though. I'd say since the market price went from $15k to $73k it has been a very impressive movement and I'll say the way it was elevating made many forget about some corrections too, if not I don't think we would be having that imagination of it getting to $100k before the halving. $100k can have before the year runs out but not in this month or next.

[Troytech]

Honestly I thought by now we would be having Bitcoin price at $100k before the halving period but it seems to be on a slow mo and no rush, investors are currently looking for the right time to smile to the bank but waiting till it gets to $100k is still a win win and a better profit.
No time is too late to start investing even though the price is taking it's time to go back to $70k, those holding can still hold because Bitcoin price is heading to a positive way that would some how hit $80k before the end of this month but can the high transaction fee be an obstacle to withdraw when Bitcoin price is right on track like to a $100k+? Because I see it as a means of slowing down business if it continues.

If you holding I see no reason why you would want to withdraw and be affected by the fee.
I will only consider if you planning to move from your CEX to a secured wallet for further keeping.
$100K shouldn't be the goal is too small
With 40% increase Bitcoin would cross it.

TBH Bitcoin beating it's all time high before the halving was outside my expectations,so am surprised people believed it would hit $100K before the halving.
Don't forget that it rose from around $15800 to $73K that's almost 500% and quite impressive in my book.

I haven't mentioned if I'm holding or not don't get me wrong on that, was only saying base on how the fee is getting higher by the day. I believe some have the intention of holding not for long and they easily get pissed and think of withdrawing, that's when things ain't working as planned. It can happen because of financial issues who knows why?
Bitcoin price was getting close to hitting $100k before the halving with Bitcoin price raising and giving much hope of getting to $100k not until we had a pause at $73k, fair enough though. I'd say since the market price went from $15k to $73k it has been a very impressive movement and I'll say the way it was elevating made many forget about some corrections too, if not I don't think we would be having that imagination of it getting to $100k before the halving. $100k can have before the year runs out but not in this month or next.

Everyone has the right to withdraw their bitcoin investment when ever they choose to but there are definitely ways to ensure that things go as planned and that is investing the right way, you can't expect someone who is gambling rather than investing not to have issues with his investment so early and think of withdrawing and that is because he is investing more than he should be able to maybe because he is thinking of taking profit from the bull run and when things start to go otherwise he wants to pull off and run, but that's not the way to invest, an investor should be considering his financial situation when investing and investing what he can afford to lose in case it doesn't go well cause its also a risk, then we can talk about keeping emergency funds as our insurance that we don't sell too soon or even touch our holdings die to any emergency that may occur and if we love to take advantage of other market opportunities like dips we can also start building or reserves for such reasons.

IMO if an investor follows and plans well he won't be in the category of those selling due to his plan failing cause its not rocket science, its just doing what is right.

I believe that these should be your concern now that price movement or been too optimistic that bitcoin would only go up than down, yeah there are also such possibilities but I prefer not to talk about those, but one thign you must remember is the only way to prepare for up is to have more bitcoin

Being optimistic ain't bad but still you are right, the best way to prepare for the up is to have alot of Bitcoin stashed, because even though a massive increase in prices in market takes place without you having much Bitcoin. You will only endup with less profits due to the small quantities you have stashed,  so to avoid such scenario is to keep purchasing.

If you read I said overly optimistic, so don't mis quote me

[Sexylizzy2813]

Honestly I thought by now we would be having Bitcoin price at $100k before the halving period but it seems to be on a slow mo and no rush, investors are currently looking for the right time to smile to the bank but waiting till it gets to $100k is still a win win and a better profit.
No time is too late to start investing even though the price is taking it's time to go back to $70k, those holding can still hold because Bitcoin price is heading to a positive way that would some how hit $80k before the end of this month but can the high transaction fee be an obstacle to withdraw when Bitcoin price is right on track like to a $100k+? Because I see it as a means of slowing down business if it continues.

If you holding I see no reason why you would want to withdraw and be affected by the fee.
I will only consider if you planning to move from your CEX to a secured wallet for further keeping.
$100K shouldn't be the goal is too small
With 40% increase Bitcoin would cross it.

TBH Bitcoin beating it's all time high before the halving was outside my expectations,so am surprised people believed it would hit $100K before the halving.
Don't forget that it rose from around $15800 to $73K that's almost 500% and quite impressive in my book.

I haven't mentioned if I'm holding or not don't get me wrong on that, was only saying base on how the fee is getting higher by the day. I believe some have the intention of holding not for long and they easily get pissed and think of withdrawing, that's when things ain't working as planned. It can happen because of financial issues who knows why?
Bitcoin price was getting close to hitting $100k before the halving with Bitcoin price raising and giving much hope of getting to $100k not until we had a pause at $73k, fair enough though. I'd say since the market price went from $15k to $73k it has been a very impressive movement and I'll say the way it was elevating made many forget about some corrections too, if not I don't think we would be having that imagination of it getting to $100k before the halving. $100k can have before the year runs out but not in this month or next.

Everyone has the right to withdraw their bitcoin investment when ever they choose to but there are definitely ways to ensure that things go as planned and that is investing the right way, you can't expect someone who is gambling rather than investing not to have issues with his investment so early and think of withdrawing and that is because he is investing more than he should be able to maybe because he is thinking of taking profit from the bull run and when things start to go otherwise he wants to pull off and run, but that's not the way to invest, an investor should be considering his financial situation when investing and investing what he can afford to lose in case it doesn't go well cause its also a risk, then we can talk about keeping emergency funds as our insurance that we don't sell too soon or even touch our holdings die to any emergency that may occur and if we love to take advantage of other market opportunities like dips we can also start building or reserves for such reasons.

IMO if an investor follows and plans well he won't be in the category of those selling due to his plan failing cause its not rocket science, its just doing what is right.

At least someone agree with me that everyone has the right to withdraw whenever he pleases be you long or short time investor or should I say holder, hope Mr double JG is getting it and in investment you don't expect to always be on the winning side, there must be a time you lose, some who invest like those starters forget to keep funds for emergency like you said, they feel things will always work out as plan.
In as much as you feel you have the best investment strategy never forget that it will some how fall off the plan, the more you lose the wiser you become.
We invest to get more but it doesn't mean you should hold till we get to the last amount of Bitcoin price which is not happening and you go hungry or something, no it won't give you the medal of "best holder", since is yours you have to withdraw if you're down with fund to sort out some emergency.

[JayJuanGee]

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At least someone agree with me that everyone has the right to withdraw whenever he pleases be you long or short time investor or should I say holder, hope Mr double JG is getting it and in investment you don't expect to always be on the winning side, there must be a time you lose, some who invest like those starters forget to keep funds for emergency like you said, they feel things will always work out as plan.
In as much as you feel you have the best investment strategy never forget that it will some how fall off the plan, the more you lose the wiser you become.
We invest to get more but it doesn't mean you should hold till we get to the last amount of Bitcoin price which is not happening and you go hungry or something, no it won't give you the medal of "best holder", since is yours you have to withdraw if you're down with fund to sort out some emergency.

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

And, surely I m not even suggesting that someone needs to know all his/her 9 fatoprs prior to getting started, since one of the most important things in bitcoin is to get started, yet merely because you should get started, does not mean that you should go all in, yet a newbie can consider creating a target of anything like 5% to 25% of his income to go into bitcoin, but yeah, that won't work too well if he had not figured out his discretionary income (in order to not go beyond it) and to perhaps create an emergency fund that is 3-6 month of income/expenses, but I am not even saying that the newbie guy has to create an emergency fund prior to getting into bitcoin, but if he does not have one, then he may want to pace both his entrance into bitcoin and his establishing of his emergency fund, which could cause some delays in terms of getting any kind of decently sized starting bitcoin allocation... but yeah, everyone is responsible for himself, including if he fucks up, he overinvests, and he has to sell at some time that was not in his initial plans, but there still might be ways to recover his situation, even if part of the solution might be to regroup and to sell a bit of BTC, and hopefully at least the portion that is sold is profitable (minimally) even if it might not have been a good idea to sell it,  there are sometimes needs to regroup and reasses and maybe some of that can be done slowly over time (which tends to be my favorite way of doing things), and other times, there may be needs for more extensive and quick measures in order to get things back to a more balanced state of being.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

And, surely I m not even suggesting that someone needs to know all his/her 9 fatoprs prior to getting started, since one of the most important things in bitcoin is to get started, yet merely because you should get started, does not mean that you should go all in, yet a newbie can consider creating a target of anything like 5% to 25% of his income to go into bitcoin, but yeah, that won't work too well if he had not figured out his discretionary income (in order to not go beyond it) and to perhaps create an emergency fund that is 3-6 month of income/expenses, but I am not even saying that the newbie guy has to create an emergency fund prior to getting into bitcoin, but if he does not have one, then he may want to pace both his entrance into bitcoin and his establishing of his emergency fund, which could cause some delays in terms of getting any kind of decently sized starting bitcoin allocation... but yeah, everyone is responsible for himself, including if he fucks up, he overinvests, and he has to sell at some time that was not in his initial plans, but there still might be ways to recover his situation, even if part of the solution might be to regroup and to sell a bit of BTC, and hopefully at least the portion that is sold is profitable (minimally) even if it might not have been a good idea to sell it,  there are sometimes needs to regroup and reasses and maybe some of that can be done slowly over time (which tends to be my favorite way of doing things), and other times, there may be needs for more extensive and quick measures in order to get things back to a more balanced state of being.

When someone is desperate and greedy at the same time make him or her not to think about the emergency fund, you might not agree about the emergency fund but I think it has a better and positive role to play in investment concerning the newbies.
Some use all their funds to start up and hoping to get something in return like a larger amount just to feel among, 75% of this crazy investment do not work for some but it does for some. When people sell BTC these are the cause, I'm saying this because they seem to forget that having a plan B is important in every investment.
And since they can't predict the next move of Bitcoin price it put them in a confused state and some can decide to withdraw something less than the start up amount let it be that they get something to hold on to, no need to blame those withdrawing because they don't have much patience.

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And, surely I m not even suggesting that someone needs to know all his/her 9 fatoprs prior to getting started, since one of the most important things in bitcoin is to get started, yet merely because you should get started, does not mean that you should go all in, yet a newbie can consider creating a target of anything like 5% to 25% of his income to go into bitcoin, but yeah, that won't work too well if he had not figured out his discretionary income (in order to not go beyond it) and to perhaps create an emergency fund that is 3-6 month of income/expenses, but I am not even saying that the newbie guy has to create an emergency fund prior to getting into bitcoin, but if he does not have one, then he may want to pace both his entrance into bitcoin and his establishing of his emergency fund, which could cause some delays in terms of getting any kind of decently sized starting bitcoin allocation... but yeah, everyone is responsible for himself, including if he fucks up, he overinvests, and he has to sell at some time that was not in his initial plans, but there still might be ways to recover his situation, even if part of the solution might be to regroup and to sell a bit of BTC, and hopefully at least the portion that is sold is profitable (minimally) even if it might not have been a good idea to sell it,  there are sometimes needs to regroup and reasses and maybe some of that can be done slowly over time (which tends to be my favorite way of doing things), and other times, there may be needs for more extensive and quick measures in order to get things back to a more balanced state of being.

You are absolutely right here Jay~! There should be a good reason to sell if an investor choses to sell. I noticed that some newbie that want to go into bitcoin investment rush into it because of the hype, peer pressure or anxiety which made them jump into it without adhering to the necessary process/steps that every newbie should know before starting an investment. However i do not blame them because they are triggered by their emotions to start, but such person could have a second chance. That is where selling off their little investment comes in, its not just about selling it but the reason for selling should be that they have an ideal business plan or something that could give them money to maintain balance when they start their bitcoin investment again.

Additionally i came to their realization after the little years i have heard experience on accumulating Bitcoin, to achieve a goal is quite not easy as it seems. Bitcoin is one asset that can has a tricky entering and exit strategy, if there are no solid foundation one could possible end up destroying what he has build by collapsing his investment. This is why in as much we investing in Bitcoin there is a level of investment discipline we maintain so that we wont tap into our bitcoin from time to time.

[Marvelockg]

Honestly I thought by now we would be having Bitcoin price at $100k before the halving period but it seems to be on a slow mo and no rush, investors are currently looking for the right time to smile to the bank but waiting till it gets to $100k is still a win win and a better profit.
No time is too late to start investing even though the price is taking it's time to go back to $70k, those holding can still hold because Bitcoin price is heading to a positive way that would some how hit $80k before the end of this month but can the high transaction fee be an obstacle to withdraw when Bitcoin price is right on track like to a $100k+? Because I see it as a means of slowing down business if it continues.

If you holding I see no reason why you would want to withdraw and be affected by the fee.
I will only consider if you planning to move from your CEX to a secured wallet for further keeping.
$100K shouldn't be the goal is too small
With 40% increase Bitcoin would cross it.

TBH Bitcoin beating it's all time high before the halving was outside my expectations,so am surprised people believed it would hit $100K before the halving.
Don't forget that it rose from around $15800 to $73K that's almost 500% and quite impressive in my book.

I haven't mentioned if I'm holding or not don't get me wrong on that, was only saying base on how the fee is getting higher by the day. I believe some have the intention of holding not for long and they easily get pissed and think of withdrawing, that's when things ain't working as planned. It can happen because of financial issues who knows why?
Bitcoin price was getting close to hitting $100k before the halving with Bitcoin price raising and giving much hope of getting to $100k not until we had a pause at $73k, fair enough though. I'd say since the market price went from $15k to $73k it has been a very impressive movement and I'll say the way it was elevating made many forget about some corrections too, if not I don't think we would be having that imagination of it getting to $100k before the halving. $100k can have before the year runs out but not in this month or next.

Everyone has the right to withdraw their bitcoin investment when ever they choose to but there are definitely ways to ensure that things go as planned and that is investing the right way, you can't expect someone who is gambling rather than investing not to have issues with his investment so early and think of withdrawing and that is because he is investing more than he should be able to maybe because he is thinking of taking profit from the bull run and when things start to go otherwise he wants to pull off and run, but that's not the way to invest, an investor should be considering his financial situation when investing and investing what he can afford to lose in case it doesn't go well cause its also a risk, then we can talk about keeping emergency funds as our insurance that we don't sell too soon or even touch our holdings die to any emergency that may occur and if we love to take advantage of other market opportunities like dips we can also start building or reserves for such reasons.

IMO if an investor follows and plans well he won't be in the category of those selling due to his plan failing cause its not rocket science, its just doing what is right.

At least someone agree with me that everyone has the right to withdraw whenever he pleases be you long or short time investor or should I say holder, hope Mr double JG is getting it and in investment you don't expect to always be on the winning side, there must be a time you lose, some who invest like those starters forget to keep funds for emergency like you said, they feel things will always work out as plan.
In as much as you feel you have the best investment strategy never forget that it will some how fall off the plan, the more you lose the wiser you become.
We invest to get more but it doesn't mean you should hold till we get to the last amount of Bitcoin price which is not happening and you go hungry or something, no it won't give you the medal of "best holder", since is yours you have to withdraw if you're down with fund to sort out some emergency.

the only reason why you might even think that investing into Bitcoin could put you on a winning or loosing side is if you're too eager about taking your profit along certain time while you ought to be accumilating. From Bitcoin past trajectory, there is no indication to support your claim that you've got to invest with the mindset that you can iether be in profit or in loss and if a newbie gets such kind of mentality that investing into Bitcoin is a win or loss kind of scenario, it will only serve as major distraction that will possibly cause him to sell at any slight profit margin he finds himself since it's normal that people generally don't want to be in loss. And to be honest, no one is ever suggesting that you have to HODL for so long till Bitcoin gets to it climax before thinking about taking your profit and the decision to even take your profit at whatever time you dim fit to doing so is just yours and yours alone to take but that doesn't change the fact that DCAing for a longer time frame is your surest way to get a good quantity of Bitcoin and that how profitable you're in your bitcoin investment is directly proportional to the quantity of your stacked Bitcoin and I guess that's the angle where HODling for longer period of time comes into play.

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

well, at some point we have to be realistic enough to know that some of us started buying the little holding we have at the moment when our knowledge of Bitcoin is still minimal and along the line we've come to learn so many things that we never felt was necessary at the outset and there had never been any form of regret at this moment that we're facing because we invested into Bitcoin before knowing so much about it. Is there even so much to know about Bitcoin investments before even starting? The basics I had known about most general investments option is always to start small and ensure that my investment is secured and that was the perfect way I started with. As long as a new investor knows how to buy Bitcoin and also knows how to secure his holding such that intruder's wouldn't steal it from him, the rest information as regarding making plans for emergency funds and even being more disciplined with our DCA normally comes while you continue stacking your Bitcoin. Sure, there might be instances where some persons might have gone all in and might have possibly invested above a percentage of there earnings that's flexible enough to have allowed them HODL for longer without being bothered about it but I have always believe that it's more important to start small and learn along the way rather than trying to figure everything out and end up being discouraged because the truth is that if you don't start buying you wouldn't know shit about what it takes to HODL for long at all.

[cxtreenal]

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

You are right JJG's mentioned 9 guidelines here is a perfect investment system for beginners. Newbies may have slightly different investment strategy as they are new - in this case guidelines are quite helpful for them.

This is where storing bitcoins with income and an emergency fund is very important - because if one does not have enough income diversification, storing BTC is far away. So having a spare fund of at least 30% after balancing the expenses with the income is a helpful situation to enter the bitcoin market. Here he can be advised 10% for emergency fund and remaining 20% for bitcoin savings. Risk tolerance for emergency funds mentioned here in point 6 is important to consider before entering this market. Although the emergency fund level can be increased by individuals, newbies are free to deposit bitcoins as they can decide to invest any amount. But increasing the level of bitcoin deposits and continuing for a long time can provide a perfect level for beginners.

[Ambatman]

Some use all their funds to start up and hoping to get something in return like a larger amount just to feel among, 75% of this crazy investment do not work for some but it does for some. When people sell BTC these are the cause, I'm saying this because they seem to forget that having a plan B is important in every investment.
And since they can't predict the next move of Bitcoin price it put them in a confused state and some can decide to withdraw something less than the start up amount let it be that they get something to hold on to, no need to blame those withdrawing because they don't have much patience.

This is why it is adviced to invest funds that you willing to loss to prevent emotional battles with market trend
DCA should be done. With spare money not full capital or money for emergency.
You can reduce your everyday expenses and set outside some for investment and another for emergency savings.
The amount a person uses for DCA varies based on their situations
Imo, going "all in" when investing in Bitcoin is not advisable doing such can cause mental breakdown and lead to selling in loss when there's need to use some of the funds or Bitcoin bears has finally gotten to the persons head.

[JayJuanGee]

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

Yes.  Newbies make all kinds of mistakes, and there is ONLY so much handholding that anyone can do.

If I say get started as soon as possible, I am not saying put everything you have into BTC, so that would  be dumb, and maybe for some people, getting started right away will be working on buying $10 worth of BTC, and they are still going to have to figure out their own level of disposable/discretionary income in order to know their budget, so I am not personally talking about getting in and out, I am referring to an investment into BTC that is 4-10 years or longer, which should mean that they are both using money that they are not going to needs, and they also realize that the investment could end up going down rather than up, including going to zero, so there is a need to both invest accordingly, but to study bitcoin and your own personal circumstances, even if there is a suggestion to get started right away.  Anyone who invests too much, tries to trade or gamble or does not figure out his/her own budget and psychological situation will end up suffering the repercussions of that if such negativity outcomes end up playing out.

Forums like this provide opportunties to brainstorm and interact, but each person still has to figure out his own situation, make his plan and apply his strategy in accordance with his own circumstances.

And, surely I m not even suggesting that someone needs to know all his/her 9 fatoprs prior to getting started, since one of the most important things in bitcoin is to get started, yet merely because you should get started, does not mean that you should go all in, yet a newbie can consider creating a target of anything like 5% to 25% of his income to go into bitcoin, but yeah, that won't work too well if he had not figured out his discretionary income (in order to not go beyond it) and to perhaps create an emergency fund that is 3-6 month of income/expenses, but I am not even saying that the newbie guy has to create an emergency fund prior to getting into bitcoin, but if he does not have one, then he may want to pace both his entrance into bitcoin and his establishing of his emergency fund, which could cause some delays in terms of getting any kind of decently sized starting bitcoin allocation... but yeah, everyone is responsible for himself, including if he fucks up, he overinvests, and he has to sell at some time that was not in his initial plans, but there still might be ways to recover his situation, even if part of the solution might be to regroup and to sell a bit of BTC, and hopefully at least the portion that is sold is profitable (minimally) even if it might not have been a good idea to sell it,  there are sometimes needs to regroup and reasses and maybe some of that can be done slowly over time (which tends to be my favorite way of doing things), and other times, there may be needs for more extensive and quick measures in order to get things back to a more balanced state of being.

When someone is desperate and greedy at the same time make him or her not to think about the emergency fund, you might not agree about the emergency fund but I think it has a better and positive role to play in investment concerning the newbies.

Yes.. a lot of people are irresponsible with their finances and with their emotions, so it can sometimes take a while to figure out some good balance that involves investing rather than gambling.  If someone has an income of $1.5k to $3.5k per month, and $1.8k worth of expenses (and perhaps mostly an income of $2.5k) , he already should know how to maintain a budget so that he is able to pay his expenses even during months in which the income is lower than the expenses.   He also might realize that he usually has $700 per month of discretionary income, but he has to figure out ways to make sure that he has various cash cushions, so maybe he might start out by investing $350 per month into BTC rather than $700 per month.. So he has to figure out the details of how to manage his cash including some of the inconsistencies of income and perhaps some inconsistencies in terms of expenses too...

So yeah, if he has no financial cushion of emergency fund, reserve funds and/or float, then he should put those systems in place, and if he does not do it and gets all excited about bitcoin, then he is likely going to suffer the consequences of not building and/or maintaining financial cushions.. which can be learned in the event that common sense does not exist for such a person..  which I presume an overwhelming majority of folks are able to learn skills of personal financial management, even if a lot of folks might exercise bad practices and are somewhat unable/unwilling to moderate their financial management (and emotions).

Some use all their funds to start up and hoping to get something in return like a larger amount just to feel among, 75% of this crazy investment do not work for some but it does for some.

That is their problem is they are engaging in gambling practices rather than investing practices.  Who is going to hold their hands? 

When people sell BTC these are the cause, I'm saying this because they seem to forget that having a plan B is important in every investment.

Investors with good practices have abilities to profit from those folks who develop and employ bad practices.  I see no reason to pander to the folks with bad practices, and they can have fun getting reckt over and over.. If we aspire to good plans and good practices, then some folks will learn from those, and there is ONLY so much that we can do to help or to feel sorry for folks who have inabilities to control their emotions, to make plans and to follow through with solid plans and practices.

I already gave an example, and someone like the one I described above with around a $700 per month discretionary income, who might be very skeptical of bitcoin might decide to ONLY invest $10 or $20 per week into bitcoin, and others might decide $100 and the one that is overly aggressive might decide to invest close to $200 per week into bitcoin, and it is only feasible and or reasonable to become more aggressive with their income after they make sure that they have good and solid personal financial management systems into place, but if they do not have good and solid systems (including their emotions), then why should we be overly sympathetic to them?  They need to get their shit together and exercise personal responsibility in terms of managing their finances and their emotions and if they have never learned those kinds of things, those kinds of things are within the realm of self-teaching and there should be a lot of common sense elements to them, even though there may be some needs to put good practices into place and practice the good practices over and over in order to learn how to discipline ones own self in his/her finances and emotions..

And since they can't predict the next move of Bitcoin price it put them in a confused state and some can decide to withdraw something less than the start up amount let it be that they get something to hold on to, no need to blame those withdrawing because they don't have much patience.

I am going to blame them, and I am going to call them dumb and I am going to call them gamblers... who may well have had overly invested and failed/refused to put their own financial/emotional management systems in place.  I see no reason to defend such persons or to suggest that any of us need to aspire to being sympathetic to such poor people who are engaged in processes of failing/refusing to establish an appropriate position size (perhaps through DCA), gambling and self-sabotage rather than building of themselves and/or their finances.

By the way, some folks might be investing into bitcoin with funds that they believe are discretionary income, yet it is not.. so they are investing with money they need or they believe they need for expenses (or wants), so if they don't have discretionary income that they are able to set aside for 4-10 years or longer and even be prepared that whatever they invested into bitcoin could go to zero, then they probably should not be investing into bitcoin.. or at least they cannot call themselves investors, rather than either traders or gamblers (yes, trying to play a less than 4 year wave in bitcoin is trading and gambling rather than investing), and maybe if someone gets through a whole 4 year cycle, then maybe at that point they might have had started to accumulate enough BTC in order to switch away from BTC accumulation and perhaps into some other kind of a strategy, that still might include BTC accumulation but might have a bit more flexibility, versus perhaps the first 4 years may well be best to ONLY focusing on buying BTC and forget about selling BTC, which means choosing a position size that is within their discretionary income and not money they need in the short term, and perhaps money that they never need. .even though surely we all invest because we believe it is a good place to put our money and to increase our options in the future, but no investment is guaranteed, including bitcoin, even though bitcoin is likely amongst the best (if not the best) investment available to normies around the world.. but the normies still need to temper their behavior to an appropriate position size and reasonable/prudent approach that fits their own circumstances... and perception of BTC prices is only one of the 9 factors that I already mentioned (cited/linked in the first paragraph above).

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Bitcoin is one asset that can has a tricky entering and exit strategy, if there are no solid foundation one could possible end up destroying what he has build by collapsing his investment.

Even though it is good to have abilities to get out of BTC, so that you maintain ways to get in and to get out, but at the same time, there may well need to be an creation of a BTC exit strategy from the start, especially if the investment timeline is 4-10 years or longer, there could be ways to figure out various exit (or withdrawal) strategies after having had been in the investment for 4-10 years or longer.. and surely some young folks may well take 4-10 years or longer just to build a position, and they might not even have enough BTC after 10 years, so they still may figure out that they are in the building stages 10 years  from now.

This is why in as much we investing in Bitcoin there is a level of investment discipline we maintain so that we wont tap into our bitcoin from time to time.

People can figure out ways to tap into their BTC - especially after they have spent time building their position, but there are needs to be careful about ways in which a person taps into their investment, especially if they are still building it, yet each person has to figure out their own balancing in regards to when they might be in a position to start tapping into their BTC rather than continuing to build it.

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

You are right JJG's mentioned 9 guidelines here is a perfect investment system for beginners. Newbies may have slightly different investment strategy as they are new - in this case guidelines are quite helpful for them.

This is where storing bitcoins with income and an emergency fund is very important - because if one does not have enough income diversification, storing BTC is far away. So having a spare fund of at least 30% after balancing the expenses with the income is a helpful situation to enter the bitcoin market. Here he can be advised 10% for emergency fund and remaining 20% for bitcoin savings. Risk tolerance for emergency funds mentioned here in point 6 is important to consider before entering this market. Although the emergency fund level can be increased by individuals, newbies are free to deposit bitcoins as they can decide to invest any amount. But increasing the level of bitcoin deposits and continuing for a long time can provide a perfect level for beginners.

Your emergency fund is something you build up and would be 3-6 months of your expenses/income and it is not a continued expense that you have.. even though while you are building it, then it might be  certain percentage of your income until you get up to an amount that you have contained in such fund.

I am not sure where you are getting your numbers, but many folks have a hard time even putting away 10% of their income for savings and/or investing, so that can be why it could take so long, even 10 years to build up a whole years worth of savings/investing.
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The more that you are able to save/invest, then the faster that you can build up your investment portfolio, but people frequently are not in positions to save/invest such large amounts, so they have to make sure that they have their discretionary income in order prior to even being able to invest anything... discretionary income is the difference between income and expenses, so it is money that you do not need.. There are some rare folks who are able to save/invest higher than 25% of their monthly income.. but that is not too common.. but it is possible if you can get high income and lower your expenses.  those are not typical, so it is better to attempt to describe situations that are more realistic... even though sometimes folks could either increase their income or descrease their expenses in order to have more money for savings/investing.

[stomachgrowls]

Some use all their funds to start up and hoping to get something in return like a larger amount just to feel among, 75% of this crazy investment do not work for some but it does for some. When people sell BTC these are the cause, I'm saying this because they seem to forget that having a plan B is important in every investment.
And since they can't predict the next move of Bitcoin price it put them in a confused state and some can decide to withdraw something less than the start up amount let it be that they get something to hold on to, no need to blame those withdrawing because they don't have much patience.

This is why it is adviced to invest funds that you willing to loss to prevent emotional battles with market trend
DCA should be done. With spare money not full capital or money for emergency.
You can reduce your everyday expenses and set outside some for investment and another for emergency savings.
The amount a person uses for DCA varies based on their situations
Imo, going "all in" when investing in Bitcoin is not advisable doing such can cause mental breakdown and lead to selling in loss when there's need to use some of the funds or Bitcoin bears has finally gotten to the persons head.

One of the main challenges when it comes on investing to crypto on which it isnt really just that limited to Bitcoin but also in other coins as well is that you would really be needing to have that good control when it comes into your emotion on which this one would really be primarily the one will really be stirring up your earlier plans or analysis and would really be off rail on which this would really be a common approach.
We do knwo that this market would really be a roller coaster ride on which it would really be just that something that will also playing up with your emotions.

DCA is something that would really be recommended but of course it would really be basing up into ones capacity since not all would really be that good when it comes to this on where there would really be
those traders/investors who would really be that afraid on doing so because of such manner. $100k is inevitable but we dont really know on when it would happen and this is where
people would really be always throwing out on those numbers that we dont even know if its realistic or not for a short period of time.

[Smilevictorobinna]

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At least someone agree with me that everyone has the right to withdraw whenever he pleases be you long or short time investor or should I say holder, hope Mr double JG is getting it and in investment you don't expect to always be on the winning side, there must be a time you lose, some who invest like those starters forget to keep funds for emergency like you said, they feel things will always work out as plan.
In as much as you feel you have the best investment strategy never forget that it will some how fall off the plan, the more you lose the wiser you become.
We invest to get more but it doesn't mean you should hold till we get to the last amount of Bitcoin price which is not happening and you go hungry or something, no it won't give you the medal of "best holder", since is yours you have to withdraw if you're down with fund to sort out some emergency.

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

And, surely I m not even suggesting that someone needs to know all his/her 9 fatoprs prior to getting started, since one of the most important things in bitcoin is to get started, yet merely because you should get started, does not mean that you should go all in, yet a newbie can consider creating a target of anything like 5% to 25% of his income to go into bitcoin, but yeah, that won't work too well if he had not figured out his discretionary income (in order to not go beyond it) and to perhaps create an emergency fund that is 3-6 month of income/expenses, but I am not even saying that the newbie guy has to create an emergency fund prior to getting into bitcoin, but if he does not have one, then he may want to pace both his entrance into bitcoin and his establishing of his emergency fund, which could cause some delays in terms of getting any kind of decently sized starting bitcoin allocation... but yeah, everyone is responsible for himself, including if he fucks up, he overinvests, and he has to sell at some time that was not in his initial plans, but there still might be ways to recover his situation, even if part of the solution might be to regroup and to sell a bit of BTC, and hopefully at least the portion that is sold is profitable (minimally) even if it might not have been a good idea to sell it,  there are sometimes needs to regroup and reasses and maybe some of that can be done slowly over time (which tends to be my favorite way of doing things), and other times, there may be needs for more extensive and quick measures in order to get things back to a more balanced state of being.

You are right, is wise as a newbie to first of all  know what you are going into very well before investing and when investing as a newbie start with a small percent.
When investing on Bitcoin know that it is a long time investment, so invest what you know you can let go for a long period of time, that is why it is advisable as a newbie to start small in other for you to know how Bitcoin investment works.

[STT]

Daily highs for the last few days are both 50 day average and very near to touching the monthly average also regularly.   Could that both in the same place is enough, the lows have now fallen back to a weekly average so BTC remains positive more or less but remains obstructed in any path upwards.

This is he 4th repeat of this sequence in this area of price upwards,  we are just now about to complete a 4th repeat of the sequence downwards from 68k roughly down to 63k.   Even we beat either border we soon clip back onto this range like its the road and we hit the kerb.

No clear road forward yet so we can delay the speculation on targets far over the horizon.

[Marvelockg]

Some use all their funds to start up and hoping to get something in return like a larger amount just to feel among, 75% of this crazy investment do not work for some but it does for some. When people sell BTC these are the cause, I'm saying this because they seem to forget that having a plan B is important in every investment.
And since they can't predict the next move of Bitcoin price it put them in a confused state and some can decide to withdraw something less than the start up amount let it be that they get something to hold on to, no need to blame those withdrawing because they don't have much patience.

This is why it is adviced to invest funds that you willing to loss to prevent emotional battles with market trend
DCA should be done. With spare money not full capital or money for emergency.
You can reduce your everyday expenses and set outside some for investment and another for emergency savings.
The amount a person uses for DCA varies based on their situations
Imo, going "all in" when investing in Bitcoin is not advisable doing such can cause mental breakdown and lead to selling in loss when there's need to use some of the funds or Bitcoin bears has finally gotten to the persons head.

One of the main challenges when it comes on investing to crypto on which it isnt really just that limited to Bitcoin but also in other coins as well is that you would really be needing to have that good control when it comes into your emotion on which this one would really be primarily the one will really be stirring up your earlier plans or analysis and would really be off rail on which this would really be a common approach.
We do knwo that this market would really be a roller coaster ride on which it would really be just that something that will also playing up with your emotions.

when you begin to give Bitcoin the same kind of narrative that you give to other supposed crypto's out there, you might end up getting things all mixed up and end up having a totally biased narrative about the whole essence of stacking Bitcoin. To be honest, I don't subscribe to the thought process that you should invest into Bitcoin with an amount you're willing to lose and just by looking at that statement from @Ambatman, it makes it look like investing in Bitcoin is same as doing ponzi scheme or gambling with your investment. @Ambatman saying that you should invest with an amount you're willing to loose is iether coming from a trading perspective or possibly from someone that's possibly looking into altcoin or meme coins for quick profit and looking at how volatile those kind of stuff are, it makes sense if you invest into them as though you're gambling with your money and if that's th case, then I totally agree with him that one shouldn't invest into them with an amount one is not willing to loose but considering the fact that we are focused about investing into Bitcoin, then such narrative and those kind of mentality that tend to suggest that you should only invest an amount you are willing to loose isn't correct and if you have that kind of mindset, it will be deficult to build up a good portfolio since you will always try to play safe.

DCA is something that would really be recommended but of course it would really be basing up into ones capacity since not all would really be that good when it comes to this on where there would really be
those traders/investors who would really be that afraid on doing so because of such manner. $100k is inevitable but we dont really know on when it would happen and this is where
people would really be always throwing out on those numbers that we dont even know if its realistic or not for a short period of time.

maybe we should sometimes also look at Bitcoin from it original point of view of helping international transactions and giving holders the freedom that fiat couldn't offer and yeah, i know most of us here are investing for the sake of the returns we hope to get out of it but Bitcoin getting to $100k doesn't just translet to those kind of profit by default and the moment you're investing hugely because you've probably hard that after the halving that Bitcoin will shoot up high above $100k and you want to invest all your funds into it and within few days you expect such kind of scinario to magically play out so you can take out your profit, it makes you an unwise investor and if care is not taken, you might end up putting yourself in a situation where you are left with no option of selling your holding at an undure time.

$100k is a very realistic point for Bitcoin to get to within the year but you've got to ask yourself this question, what happens to my holding if Bitcoin hits $100k today? Does it directly mean I should sell out my holding at that spot? maybe if you're truthful to yourself you should have known that even if Bitcoin hits $120k tomorrow morning, if the quantity you currently have isn't much, it will be damn unwise to take out shit from your portfolio because of such event. And so outside of the fact that Bitcoin breaking new ATH serves as an encouragement that the future is bright for Bitcoin holders, every price that's bearish should necessarily be a perfect opportunity to keep stacking.

[Troytech]

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

I don't really believe there is much to know before getting started to buy bitcoin, all a newbie has to know is how to buy at first and them the next to hold, if there is any knowledge I consider compulsory is knowing how to manage his finances and know what he need to allocate to bitcoin without choking out himself and eventually selling off so early when he can't keep up any longer, and another thing is to have an emergency funds in place.

Yeah I can understand that a lot of persons actually get into bitcoin thinking it's a money making machine and tend to engage into short term investment and all that, and some even tend to get frustrated when holding in the bear market and might also sell of their bitcoin due to fear or panic, but what is most important for anyone to learn how to buy bitcoin and hold it.

[Kemarit]

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

I don't really believe there is much to know before getting started to buy bitcoin, all a newbie has to know is how to buy at first and them the next to hold, if there is any knowledge I consider compulsory is knowing how to manage his finances and know what he need to allocate to bitcoin without choking out himself and eventually selling off so early when he can't keep up any longer, and another thing is to have an emergency funds in place.

You still need to understand how it works though, being a investment platform, anyone entering the market should learn how to make money out of the market. It's not just you will buy it and then what? Although it's very easy as it's just the basic buy and hold and sell when we are on top. But others, might not have that idea in the beginning and  thinks that Bitcoin is a get rich quick scheme.

Yeah I can understand that a lot of persons actually get into bitcoin thinking it's a money making machine and tend to engage into short term investment and all that, and some even tend to get frustrated when holding in the bear market and might also sell of their bitcoin due to fear or panic, but what is most important for anyone to learn how to buy bitcoin and hold it.

That's what I'm saying, their could be newbies who think it's a magic internet money, that you will make a lot effortlessly. And probably this is also the reason why some newbies quit early because it fails their expectations.

[Tmoonz]

[edited out]

At least someone agree with me that everyone has the right to withdraw whenever he pleases be you long or short time investor or should I say holder, hope Mr double JG is getting it and in investment you don't expect to always be on the winning side, there must be a time you lose, some who invest like those starters forget to keep funds for emergency like you said, they feel things will always work out as plan.
In as much as you feel you have the best investment strategy never forget that it will some how fall off the plan, the more you lose the wiser you become.
We invest to get more but it doesn't mean you should hold till we get to the last amount of Bitcoin price which is not happening and you go hungry or something, no it won't give you the medal of "best holder", since is yours you have to withdraw if you're down with fund to sort out some emergency.

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

And, surely I m not even suggesting that someone needs to know all his/her 9 fatoprs prior to getting started, since one of the most important things in bitcoin is to get started, yet merely because you should get started, does not mean that you should go all in, yet a newbie can consider creating a target of anything like 5% to 25% of his income to go into bitcoin, but yeah, that won't work too well if he had not figured out his discretionary income (in order to not go beyond it) and to perhaps create an emergency fund that is 3-6 month of income/expenses, but I am not even saying that the newbie guy has to create an emergency fund prior to getting into bitcoin, but if he does not have one, then he may want to pace both his entrance into bitcoin and his establishing of his emergency fund, which could cause some delays in terms of getting any kind of decently sized starting bitcoin allocation... but yeah, everyone is responsible for himself, including if he fucks up, he overinvests, and he has to sell at some time that was not in his initial plans, but there still might be ways to recover his situation, even if part of the solution might be to regroup and to sell a bit of BTC, and hopefully at least the portion that is sold is profitable (minimally) even if it might not have been a good idea to sell it,  there are sometimes needs to regroup and reasses and maybe some of that can be done slowly over time (which tends to be my favorite way of doing things), and other times, there may be needs for more extensive and quick measures in order to get things back to a more balanced state of being.

You are right, is wise as a newbie to first of all  know what you are going into very well before investing and when investing as a newbie start with a small percent.
When investing on Bitcoin know that it is a long time investment, so invest what you know you can let go for a long period of time, that is why it is advisable as a newbie to start small in other for you to know how Bitcoin investment works.

There is no way you can know Bitcoin Very well without getting started, yeah a basic knowledge is a lead way in to your accumulation journey why you learn more on your way up. At first as a newbie there must be a self conviction of considering if Bitcoin is a coin worth investing and where after factors such as the following will be considered

1. Source of income

2. method of buying (dca or lump sum, although it is always advisable for newbies not to go all at once especially those with a lower risk tolerance level or care much about volatility.

3. risk tolerance level

4. Investment goals and objectives

5. Your storage.

[FinePoine0]

Bitcoin price is going to hit 100k very soon, because Bitcoin price will be very fast when the last time of Bitcoin price halving is held. And the 2020 halving history was just like that, and I learned more from the halving history that each halving saw the highest sales price increase the year after. So looking at past halvings and where we're at now, that's exactly where the price of Bitcoin is going to top out.

[Kliss]

It's not just about Bitcoin reaching a certain price like $100k or more. The key is to accumulate a good amount of bitcoin regardless of the price. If you have a small amount of bitcoin it won't make much of difference especially when it comes to fees. It's worth noting that the longer you practice using good strategy (DCA) in accumulate bitcoin the Greater the potential for a larger quantity of bitcoin. The more bitcoin you have the more potential for profits. So HODLing for a longer period of time can play a role in maximizing the profitability of your Bitcoin investment. So instead of just wishing of Bitcoin to skyrocket, its important to focus on buying as much bitcoin as possible at different times. You can use DCA method or take advantage of the dips in the market, it's all about stacking up a good quantity of bitcoin that can potentially put you in a position where you have enough to take profits and handle whatever you need to.

For those still in accumulating phase it's important not to be eager for bitcoin to skyrocket to the moon. Because if that happens, you might end up buying less bitcoin with a bigger amount of money and take away the mindset of seeking immediate profits it can lead to selling at small profit margin. So take your time keep accumulating and focus on building a solid Bitcoin portfolio that aligns with your goals.

[teamsherry]

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

I don't really believe there is much to know before getting started to buy bitcoin, all a newbie has to know is how to buy at first and them the next to hold, if there is any knowledge I consider compulsory is knowing how to manage his finances and know what he need to allocate to bitcoin without choking out himself and eventually selling off so early when he can't keep up any longer, and another thing is to have an emergency funds in place.

You still need to understand how it works though, being a investment platform, anyone entering the market should learn how to make money out of the market. It's not just you will buy it and then what? Although it's very easy as it's just the basic buy and hold and sell when we are on top. But others, might not have that idea in the beginning and  thinks that Bitcoin is a get rich quick scheme.

Yeah I can understand that a lot of persons actually get into bitcoin thinking it's a money making machine and tend to engage into short term investment and all that, and some even tend to get frustrated when holding in the bear market and might also sell of their bitcoin due to fear or panic, but what is most important for anyone to learn how to buy bitcoin and hold it.

That's what I'm saying, their could be newbies who think it's a magic internet money, that you will make a lot effortlessly. And probably this is also the reason why some newbies quit early because it fails their expectations.

Before anyone would consider buying bitcoin I think there is a level of interest they should have and knowledge have already acquired and its not as if for someone to be successful in investing in bitcoin there is a rocket science kind if information he/she needs to have about it.

What do I need to know if I want invest in bitcoin,

1. How much can I invest without putting a stress on my finances: this is what I consider the most basic cause you have a balance in what you are doing, this money must be yoir disposable income and money you won't be needing during your investment time. So you don't end up putting yourself in a state of panic and have to sell some bitcoin so early than you planned to.

2. What buying method would be okay with me, considering how my income comes. DCA would be recommended for newbies since its the easiest to understand and dose involve any technical knowledge, just buying.

3. Building an emergency funds if you don't already have one.

And this are basic knowledge that doesn't require much to learn, it's just personal management skill and that's all. Although it still does guarantee that anyone would be successful as a holder cause you must still have to build yourself not to sell so easily due to news or due to bear market.

[arwin100]

Each person should be tailoring his investment to his situation, and surely there should be less ability to aggressively invest into bitcoin if you are brand new to investing and brand new to bitcoin, and so if you don't have your shit together, including having some consideration of the 9 individual factors.

That's what we do talk about on the Forum on how newbies rush into Bitcoin just because they have a little knowledge of it and they forget that they still need to learn more about Bitcoin, no plan no strategy and they engage in it because they see others benefiting from it, they feel is easy and they too can gain more than they invest, things don't work out that way in the crypto space, seeking for mentorship and advise helps a lot.

I don't really believe there is much to know before getting started to buy bitcoin, all a newbie has to know is how to buy at first and them the next to hold, if there is any knowledge I consider compulsory is knowing how to manage his finances and know what he need to allocate to bitcoin without choking out himself and eventually selling off so early when he can't keep up any longer, and another thing is to have an emergency funds in place.

Yeah I can understand that a lot of persons actually get into bitcoin thinking it's a money making machine and tend to engage into short term investment and all that, and some even tend to get frustrated when holding in the bear market and might also sell of their bitcoin due to fear or panic, but what is most important for anyone to learn how to buy bitcoin and hold it.

Maybe at least they need to know on how to deal with their bitcoins bought also they should know the risk about how these scammers would try to attract them just to steal there money and also on how they can react or create their own game plans on what to do if there's certain manipulation happen that can affect the price of bitcoin to drop so those people who have holdings will not be scared on anything negative they see on short while.

Once they learn what needed to consider then for sure that everything they want to do with their bitcoins will go smooth and they can hold it without worrying that there's some possibilities to lose in value since they know that there's still a lot of great events will happen in future which it can help them generate more profits. Some maybe participate because they think they can easily earn money from bitcoin in short time period but once they know that there's more huge risk for dealing with it for short term for sure they would know that its better for bitcoin to invest with it for long term. $100k in price is quiet not possible to predict if someone thinking about that to happen anytime soon. But for sure there's huge chance that it will happen in next  4 maybe in 8 or on 10 years of its existence.

[I_Anime]

Bitcoin price is going to hit 100k very soon, because Bitcoin price will be very fast when the last time of Bitcoin price halving is held. And the 2020 halving history was just like that, and I learned more from the halving history that each halving saw the highest sales price increase the year after. So looking at past halvings and where we're at now, that's exactly where the price of Bitcoin is going to top out.

But still have this feeling that the peak Bitcoin Is aiming for durng this bull run won't be around the range of $100k but beyond, and I believe alot of individual are already thinking that this bull run will be one of the shortest bull run, but deep I down I still believe that the main effect may take place a year after the halving which is 2025 . The first target is bitcoin hitting the range $80k , and after bitcoin surpassed the price range of $80k it's next stop would be $100k , But still my goals are beyond that.

1. How much can I invest without putting a stress on my finances: this is what I consider the most basic cause you have a balance in what you are doing, this money must be yoir disposable income and money you won't be needing during your investment time. So you don't end up putting yourself in a state of panic and have to sell some bitcoin so early than you planned to

Yeah before thinking of investing in Bitcoin, one should have some good discretionary income for their Bitcoin accumulation. Inorder to be able to continue their accumulation and holdings without thinking of tampering with their investment, due to using funds that they might not need for a long time .

2. What buying method would be okay with me, considering how my income comes. DCA would be recommended for newbies since its the easiest to understand and dose involve any technical knowledge, just buying

Yeah DCA is one of the best when it comes to accumulating of bitcoin expecially to those that are new into bitcoin. But still using other strategy still nice like lump-summing, one can use lump-summing to give he or her self a good head start in their accumulation. But still depends on one cashflow

[wmaurik]

Bitcoin price is going to hit 100k very soon, because Bitcoin price will be very fast when the last time of Bitcoin price halving is held. And the 2020 halving history was just like that, and I learned more from the halving history that each halving saw the highest sales price increase the year after. So looking at past halvings and where we're at now, that's exactly where the price of Bitcoin is going to top out.

For now and in the future, there is even a possibility for Bitcoin to continue to improve again without having to link it to the history that occurred in 2020. Because this year Bitcoin has made new history by achieving its ATH and by accepting an ETF on Bitcoin so that it can increase the price in the market becomes faster. However, recently after the halving I saw that the market was a little slow to increase and tended to stagnate with small corrections, although this is not something to worry about because everyone can take advantage of conditions like that to continue buying before Bitcoin moves upwards again next month.

[JayJuanGee]

It's not just about Bitcoin reaching a certain price like $100k or more. The key is to accumulate a good amount of bitcoin regardless of the price. If you have a small amount of bitcoin it won't make much of difference especially when it comes to fees. It's worth noting that the longer you practice using good strategy (DCA) in accumulate bitcoin the Greater the potential for a larger quantity of bitcoin. The more bitcoin you have the more potential for profits. So HODLing for a longer period of time can play a role in maximizing the profitability of your Bitcoin investment. So instead of just wishing of Bitcoin to skyrocket, its important to focus on buying as much bitcoin as possible at different times. You can use DCA method or take advantage of the dips in the market, it's all about stacking up a good quantity of bitcoin that can potentially put you in a position where you have enough to take profits and handle whatever you need to.

I largely agree with you, even though you make your points kind of strangely in terms of the trading term of "taking profits."

Of course, we have a kind of built in presumption that in within a longer timeline bitcoin is likely to be higher in price than it is today and that it is likely going to continue to go up in price, even though surely we should recognize and appreciate that such ongoing upward trajectory is not guaranteed, so we cannot act as if such going up in price is guaranteed.. however, at the same time, we consider that if we are ongoingly stacking bitcoin, then we are likely going to have more options down the road as compared to now, whether our investment timeline is 4-10 years or longer... so bitcoin likely increases our options, even though we are not guaranteed to experience increased options through our involvement in it.

So yeah, I am not really liking that whole dynamic as taking profits, even though technically you are correct that profit-taking would exist in such circumstances that any of us start to either live off our bitcoin proceeds or to otherwise supplement our expenses and/or life-style by the fact that our bitcoin holdings are going to have good odds of either retaining their value or perhaps increasing in value in the coming 4-10 years or longer.

For those still in accumulating phase it's important not to be eager for bitcoin to skyrocket to the moon. Because if that happens, you might end up buying less bitcoin with a bigger amount of money and take away the mindset of seeking immediate profits it can lead to selling at small profit margin. So take your time keep accumulating and focus on building a solid Bitcoin portfolio that aligns with your goals.

That sounds right.. .some newbies get too excited about bitcoin going up in price quickly, and bitcoin going up in price so quickly is not necessarily helpful to their situation, even though there is nothing that we can really do about it going up, except like you suggested, to keep stacking and try to continue to build our BTC stack so that maybe some day down the road we will be in even a better position for it to go up more.. and so we cannot really know for sure, but newbies, or even bitcoin accumulators/holders who have been in bitcoin for less than 1 or 2 cycles, they probably are still needing to continue stacking, even if the price seems to sometimes be going up alot. .which can also be kind of uncomfortable.. but it might really be the most practical way of approaching your journey to continually continue to build the size of your BTC stash, as you already mentioned.

[Troytech]

For those still in accumulating phase it's important not to be eager for bitcoin to skyrocket to the moon. Because if that happens, you might end up buying less bitcoin with a bigger amount of money and take away the mindset of seeking immediate profits it can lead to selling at small profit margin. So take your time keep accumulating and focus on building a solid Bitcoin portfolio that aligns with your goals.

That sounds right.. .some newbies get too excited about bitcoin going up in price quickly, and bitcoin going up in price so quickly is not necessarily helpful to their situation, even though there is nothing that we can really do about it going up, except like you suggested, to keep stacking and try to continue to build our BTC stack so that maybe some day down the road we will be in even a better position for it to go up more.. and so we cannot really know for sure, but newbies, or even bitcoin accumulators/holders who have been in bitcoin for less than 1 or 2 cycles, they probably are still needing to continue stacking, even if the price seems to sometimes be going up alot. .which can also be kind of uncomfortable.. but it might really be the most practical way of approaching your journey to continually continue to build the size of your BTC stash, as you already mentioned.

You have raised this up before about each of us setting put our set of possible senerios and outcomes relating to our bitcoin investment and set plans incase any of them plays out, I think in cases like this when the increase in Bitcoin is against low coiner or newbies in a way the only solution to that would be to keep cash reserves so shoudl in case the price settles or begins to dip we can buy hugely in such condition and balance out our portfolio.

Most newbies don't actually know that the only way to prepare for up is to have enough bitcoin and when the price of bitcoin increases they are not yet qualified to be that joyful cause it even against them that needs to keep on buying even during times of high prices. And buying to much at this hight price would end up increasing your overall buying average especially if your using DCA cause you would be buying up the trend and the best way to balance this out is to also buy as much during lower prices.

[Stablexcoin]

For those still in accumulating phase it's important not to be eager for bitcoin to skyrocket to the moon. Because if that happens, you might end up buying less bitcoin with a bigger amount of money and take away the mindset of seeking immediate profits it can lead to selling at small profit margin. So take your time keep accumulating and focus on building a solid Bitcoin portfolio that aligns with your goals.

That sounds right.. .some newbies get too excited about bitcoin going up in price quickly, and bitcoin going up in price so quickly is not necessarily helpful to their situation, even though there is nothing that we can really do about it going up, except like you suggested, to keep stacking and try to continue to build our BTC stack so that maybe some day down the road we will be in even a better position for it to go up more.. and so we cannot really know for sure, but newbies, or even bitcoin accumulators/holders who have been in bitcoin for less than 1 or 2 cycles, they probably are still needing to continue stacking, even if the price seems to sometimes be going up alot. .which can also be kind of uncomfortable.. but it might really be the most practical way of approaching your journey to continually continue to build the size of your BTC stash, as you already mentioned.

You have raised this up before about each of us setting put our set of possible senerios and outcomes relating to our bitcoin investment and set plans incase any of them plays out, I think in cases like this when the increase in Bitcoin is against low coiner or newbies in a way the only solution to that would be to keep cash reserves so shoudl in case the price settles or begins to dip we can buy hugely in such condition and balance out our portfolio.

Most newbies don't actually know that the only way to prepare for up is to have enough bitcoin and when the price of bitcoin increases they are not yet qualified to be that joyful cause it even against them that needs to keep on buying even during times of high prices. And buying to much at this hight price would end up increasing your overall buying average especially if your using DCA cause you would be buying up the trend and the best way to balance this out is to also buy as much during lower prices.

The problem with new investors is that they tend to be in a haste to start taking profits even with their low amount of Bitcoin. After 3-6 months of investing in Bitcoin and then an increase in the price of Bitcoin they now feel that they are ready to take some profits because the value in USD is now greater than the amount they invested. Such an investor is blinded by little profits, of course, if he continues that way he won't have a successful investment. For sure one will be held accountable for his own mistakes.

One should prioritize having a strong portfolio before thinking about taking profits. As a beginner what should be in the mind is how to accumulate a substantial amount of Bitcoin now before the next ATH. This is because they may never get to buy Bitcoin at this price in the next 6 months. It's a speculation but it's worth putting into consideration. If the price eventually gets to 100k what will be their faith, it will be difficult for them to accumulate more compared to what they would have accumulated if they had bought them now. And there is a high probability that their income will remain the same, which the difficulties are now because they will be fighting against inflation or purchasing power and still trying to accumulate. That means if they could have used a year to accumulate 1 Bitcoin if they had bought now it will take them 2 to 3 years to accumulate 1 Bitcoin.

[rodskee]

Bitcoin price is going to hit 100k very soon, because Bitcoin price will be very fast when the last time of Bitcoin price halving is held.

actually I don't see it that way mate , how could you say that will grow very fast
when the market is showing that not so easy to make it to 6 digits lol.

And the 2020 halving history was just like that, and I learned more from the halving history that each halving saw the highest sales price increase the year after.

don't compare this halving into the last one because bitcoin changed course this year when
it broke ATH before we even reach halving.

So looking at past halvings and where we're at now, that's exactly where the price of Bitcoin is going to top out.

is this market shows like that? because I see not closer to that

[JayJuanGee]

For those still in accumulating phase it's important not to be eager for bitcoin to skyrocket to the moon. Because if that happens, you might end up buying less bitcoin with a bigger amount of money and take away the mindset of seeking immediate profits it can lead to selling at small profit margin. So take your time keep accumulating and focus on building a solid Bitcoin portfolio that aligns with your goals.

That sounds right.. .some newbies get too excited about bitcoin going up in price quickly, and bitcoin going up in price so quickly is not necessarily helpful to their situation, even though there is nothing that we can really do about it going up, except like you suggested, to keep stacking and try to continue to build our BTC stack so that maybe some day down the road we will be in even a better position for it to go up more.. and so we cannot really know for sure, but newbies, or even bitcoin accumulators/holders who have been in bitcoin for less than 1 or 2 cycles, they probably are still needing to continue stacking, even if the price seems to sometimes be going up alot. .which can also be kind of uncomfortable.. but it might really be the most practical way of approaching your journey to continually continue to build the size of your BTC stash, as you already mentioned.

You have raised this up before about each of us setting put our set of possible senerios and outcomes relating to our bitcoin investment and set plans incase any of them plays out, I think in cases like this when the increase in Bitcoin is against low coiner or newbies in a way the only solution to that would be to keep cash reserves so shoudl in case the price settles or begins to dip we can buy hugely in such condition and balance out our portfolio.

Yeah, but I don't think that I am really saying that, since newbies might already start out investing as much as they can invest, while they might also be making sure to build and emergency fund and to try to make other balances in their finances (and psychology is partly based on having good finances in place), so the brand newbies might not have extra money available that they are able to invest - and sure, we cannot generalize because financial situations of people will differ.. yet, I think that the main point that I was making was that brand newbies or even anyone investing into bitcoin for just a year or two, really should not have any reason to be getting excited about bitcoin prices going up unless they had financial abilities to front load their investments (so they might be newbies to bitcoin but not newbies to investing).

Most newbies don't actually know that the only way to prepare for up is to have enough bitcoin and when the price of bitcoin increases they are not yet qualified to be that joyful cause it even against them that needs to keep on buying even during times of high prices.

That is mostly true for investors who had not been able to front-load.. which is likely a large majority of investors, because sometimes even some new investors who are able to front load, they still might take a decently long period of time 6 months to 2 years or even longer to establish their targeted accumulation level, for example if someone has $100k invested in various non-BTC investments that he had built up over the past 10 years (so maybe he already had built up a habit of investing $200 per week), and then he comes to BTC, and instead of investing $200 per week, he would like to get up to a 15% allocation (which would be in the ballpark of $15k), but he does not want to screw up aspects of his other non-BTC holdings, so maybe he will invest something like $500 per week for the next 30 weeks (which is slightly more than 6 months), and so he figures out some way to accomplish that kind of a front loading, but in the meantime, he might study bitcoin and still figure that whatever he had been able to accomplish was not necessarily enough, so he might end up extending his investment plan, so yeah, maybe in this particular example the guy is mostly ok. with bitcoin staying down while he is establishing his initial stake which he considers is goign to take him 6 months to reach his target.

And buying to much at this hight price would end up increasing your overall buying average especially if your using DCA cause you would be buying up the trend and the best way to balance this out is to also buy as much during lower prices.

So then there could be some questions regarding whether newbies might be able to employ more than one plan at a time, or whether they might have to get their initial stake in BTC, and maybe the guy who has absolutely no other investments, and he can only afford to invest between $20 and $40 per week, and maybe he might have another $10 to $20 that he might be able to either throw in on weeks that he believes the BTC price is low, or he is just saving an extra $10 to $20 per week to buy on dips, so it is not really clear if he is advantaged by saving the extra $10 to $20 on the side or just adding it to the $20-$40 amount that he is already investing every week...

Frequently, I personally would be suggesting that as long as the newbie is buying every week, then maybe he might attempt to strategize his buys within the week to try to get them on dips within the week, but he may well be better off just spending whatever he has available every week, instead of holding back some amounts to prepare for dips.. but maybe after he has been already engaging in those kinds of strategies to invest $20 to $60 per week (adding in the extra part of the range of how much he has available per week), then after a year or two of doing that, then maybe he can start to tailor his practices, and even now, if the BTC prices goes shooting up to $200k or higher in 2024 or even $400k or higher in 2025, there may be some points in which a person might choose to not invest as aggressively and to hold back some of his weekly allowance amounts for possible dips.. but yeah in these price territories and maybe anything below $120k would not necessarily justify any needs to hold back depending on how much a person is able to get in and if he is continuing to earn an income, the money is still coming in, the $20-$60 per week and so the decision is whether to just keep on buying or whether to hold any of that back to be able to buy on dips that might happen (outside of his weekly buys - or even skip some weekly buys)... and I surely cannot really say what would be the best thing to do, and sometimes there can be some advantage in investing all of the authorized amount right away, and other times there could become some advantages in holding some of that back and allowing it to build up until some dips happen.

[edited out]

The problem with new investors is that they tend to be in a haste to start taking profits even with their low amount of Bitcoin. After 3-6 months of investing in Bitcoin and then an increase in the price of Bitcoin they now feel that they are ready to take some profits because the value in USD is now greater than the amount they invested. Such an investor is blinded by little profits, of course, if he continues that way he won't have a successful investment. For sure one will be held accountable for his own mistakes.

One should prioritize having a strong portfolio before thinking about taking profits. As a beginner what should be in the mind is how to accumulate a substantial amount of Bitcoin now before the next ATH. This is because they may never get to buy Bitcoin at this price in the next 6 months. It's a speculation but it's worth putting into consideration. If the price eventually gets to 100k what will be their faith, it will be difficult for them to accumulate more compared to what they would have accumulated if they had bought them now. And there is a high probability that their income will remain the same, which the difficulties are now because they will be fighting against inflation or purchasing power and still trying to accumulate. That means if they could have used a year to accumulate 1 Bitcoin if they had bought now it will take them 2 to 3 years to accumulate 1 Bitcoin.

I don't really disagree with anything that you said, except when you are pointing out $100k as if it might be some kind of a target goal, that just seems short-sighted and whimpy in terms of any kind of goal that a newbie might have.. .. if you are fairly new to bitcoin don't you just keep buying at $100k?  i would think so, but yeah, maybe it also depends on how long you have been accumulating.. less than 4 years, and how much have you been able to accumulate relative to your annual income.. those kinds of factors could help to inform a guy regarding what to do and whether to continue to continue accumulating, and yeah this thread has a $100k discussion points, so maybe that is a bit bothersome in terms of planting seeds in the minds of some regular people that $100k would be any kind of meaningful target level, unless maybe the guy had already been in bitcoin for more than a whole cycle, and maybe even reached fuck you status, but even I am not proclaiming that broad sales should be done at any price point since I am more of an advocate of incrementalism both in terms of accumulation, but also in terms of strategies that involve selling BTC too (after sufficient quantities of it have already been accumulated).

Bitcoin price is going to hit 100k very soon, because Bitcoin price will be very fast when the last time of Bitcoin price halving is held.

actually I don't see it that way mate , how could you say that will grow very fast
when the market is showing that not so easy to make it to 6 digits lol.

I don't read the market like that.

I don't see the market saying that it is "not easy to make it to 6 digits"

You can read the market however, you like , but I see the BTC price went up right around 7.5x in 4.5 months, but then there is a bit of a pause.. So what?  The pause has a lot less significance than what you seem to be making it out to be, especially when there have been several attempts to go back down that have not been working out very well.. so you can read all that you like into the failure to go up rather than the failure to go back down..

Interpret the situation to your own desire and hopefully you have sufficiently and adequately prepared your own self for up in case it happens to happen.

And the 2020 halving history was just like that, and I learned more from the halving history that each halving saw the highest sales price increase the year after.

don't compare this halving into the last one because bitcoin changed course this year when
it broke ATH before we even reach halving.

I agree with you here that FinePoine0 seems to be talking gobble-dee gook.

So looking at past halvings and where we're at now, that's exactly where the price of Bitcoin is going to top out.

is this market shows like that? because I see not closer to that

Seems that FinePoine0 is talking gobble-dee-gook here too.

[Marvelockg]

Frequently, I personally would be suggesting that as long as the newbie is buying every week, then maybe he might attempt to strategize his buys within the week to try to get them on dips within the week, but he may well be better off just spending whatever he has available every week, instead of holding back some amounts to prepare for dips.. but maybe after he has been already engaging in those kinds of strategies to invest $20 to $60 per week (adding in the extra part of the range of how much he has available per week), then after a year or two of doing that, then maybe he can start to tailor his practices, and even now, if the BTC prices goes shooting up to $200k or higher in 2024 or even $400k or higher in 2025, there may be some points in which a person might choose to not invest as aggressively and to hold back some of his weekly allowance amounts for possible dips.. but yeah in these price territories and maybe anything below $120k would not necessarily justify any needs to hold back depending on how much a person is able to get in and if he is continuing to earn an income, the money is still coming in, the $20-$60 per week and so the decision is whether to just keep on buying or whether to hold any of that back to be able to buy on dips that might happen (outside of his weekly buys - or even skip some weekly buys)... and I surely cannot really say what would be the best thing to do, and sometimes there can be some advantage in investing all of the authorized amount right away, and other times there could become some advantages in holding some of that back and allowing it to build up until some dips happen.

personally I don't think such kind of scenario where an investor will make plans to hold back on his weekly DCA routine for the purpose of buying at a DIP price will work well for most newbies and individual that aren't financially strong enough to DCA with a good amount on a weekly or monthly bases, and from my little  observation, it's always very rear to see a sharp difference in Bitcoin price within different days of the week such that if you made plans to time a suitable day, you could be able to buy at a cheaper price and even if you're able to buy a $40 worth of Bitcoin at an assumed dip of $60k at the least and the highest for the week came up to $80k, because of how small your $40 weekly DCA amount is, it wouldn't make much difference if you bought at $60k, $70k or $80k and I guess that's one reason why for an individual that's still trying to stack up a good chunk of Bitcoin, it should be more about being consistent with your DCA routine and allowing the compounding effect of regular purchases enable you to build up a strong portfolio first before considering merging different accumilation methods like buying during the dip or technically timing the market to some extent.

But then, for those that have the resource to buying much at a time, then every opportunity to buy at the dip will aid them in  building up there portfolio and so it's understandable if they make attempt to look out for some sort of comfortable days to buy or maybe have a sort of combination of possibly fixing an amount that's to be used in buying Bitcoin at a particular day of the week regardless of the price while another reserve can be kept to buying at special dips. but at the end of the day, these kind of situation are very much dependent om the individuals financial strength and willingness to investing that much into Bitcoin.

[lizarder]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

We saw a favorable moment to sell some of the assets we owned at that time and bitcoin actually surpassed its pre-halving high. If I look at Bitcoin's journey, I can conclude that now people have seen how fundamental this asset is.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?  

Optimistic that bitcoin far exceeds this price because we can see how bitcoin always raises a new price after the ATH is reached. Your desired price has been reached and even now people are starting to make much higher predictions. But the rate of decline is certain even though it does not occur in a short time and Bitcoin can never escape correction or recovery. For the next few months, I don't see a sharp decline and I am still optimistic that the market will become more sustainable at the current price range.

[AnonBitCoiner]

For now and in the future, there is even a possibility for Bitcoin to continue to improve again without having to link it to the history that occurred in 2020. Because this year Bitcoin has made new history by achieving its ATH and by accepting an ETF on Bitcoin so that it can increase the price in the market becomes faster. However, recently after the halving I saw that the market was a little slow to increase and tended to stagnate with small corrections, although this is not something to worry about because everyone can take advantage of conditions like that to continue buying before Bitcoin moves upwards again next month.

The market is not stable so don't worry when it goes a little bit down as both negative and positive movements are of advantage if we understand it and decide according to the market whether to buy or sell. In the year of 2024 two most important events like Bitcoin ETF and halving has taken place so in this year we will see something big or maybe the effects do not arise faster or take some time up to next year.

This time nobody has examined the huge pump therefore if someone has saved money then they can use it in Bitcoin buying as in a few months the market will recover back and will elevate. Try to think this time as in your favor because stressful thoughts will never give you anything instead of forcing you to decide with the wrong concept.

[usekevin]

I largely agree with you, even though you make your points kind of strangely in terms of the trading term of "taking profits."

Of course, we have a kind of built in presumption that in within a longer timeline bitcoin is likely to be higher in price than it is today and that it is likely going to continue to go up in price, even though surely we should recognize and appreciate that such ongoing upward trajectory is not guaranteed, so we cannot act as if such going up in price is guaranteed.. however, at the same time, we consider that if we are ongoingly stacking bitcoin, then we are likely going to have more options down the road as compared to now, whether our investment timeline is 4-10 years or longer... so bitcoin likely increases our options, even though we are not guaranteed to experience increased options through our involvement in it.

So yeah, I am not really liking that whole dynamic as taking profits, even though technically you are correct that profit-taking would exist in such circumstances that any of us start to either live off our bitcoin proceeds or to otherwise supplement our expenses and/or life-style by the fact that our bitcoin holdings are going to have good odds of either retaining their value or perhaps increasing in value in the coming 4-10 years or longer.

The bitcoin was the potential coin and survived more then a decade,So the investment in the bitcoin is almost risk free compared to the other altcoin.The biggest task before investing in the bitcoin is choosing the price at which you are going to enter the market.The maximum prediction help you to get more profit from the bitcoin.And now the halves is going one,So if you choose the exact price of the bitcoin.This help the trader to get double the profit compared to the normal market.Instead of staking the bitcoin the trader can hold the bitcoin in the private wallet.Because staking may have the specific holding period.This may skip your profit by the struck of bitcoin during bull run.

That sounds right.. .some newbies get too excited about bitcoin going up in price quickly, and bitcoin going up in price so quickly is not necessarily helpful to their situation, even though there is nothing that we can really do about it going up, except like you suggested, to keep stacking and try to continue to build our BTC stack so that maybe some day down the road we will be in even a better position for it to go up more.. and so we cannot really know for sure, but newbies, or even bitcoin accumulators/holders who have been in bitcoin for less than 1 or 2 cycles, they probably are still needing to continue stacking, even if the price seems to sometimes be going up alot. .which can also be kind of uncomfortable.. but it might really be the most practical way of approaching your journey to continually continue to build the size of your BTC stash, as you already mentioned.

The people who get into the bitcoin mostly do excited by seeing the small pump in the bitcoin price.If they analyse the entire price change in the bitcoin,they will place all the money in the bitcoin lol.Because the bitcoin was struggled a lot of 30k dollars last year,but the halves made the traders to able to come across the value of the 71k dollars which almost 2x of the last time price.The bitcoin holding people mostly earn the money at the bull run compared to the person who buy the bitcoin at the starting of the bull run.The trader should continue his journey till he had achieved the targeted price in the bitcoin to achieve the targeted profit.

[Taskford]

Bitcoin price is going to hit 100k very soon, because Bitcoin price will be very fast when the last time of Bitcoin price halving is held. And the 2020 halving history was just like that, and I learned more from the halving history that each halving saw the highest sales price increase the year after. So looking at past halvings and where we're at now, that's exactly where the price of Bitcoin is going to top out.

For now and in the future, there is even a possibility for Bitcoin to continue to improve again without having to link it to the history that occurred in 2020. Because this year Bitcoin has made new history by achieving its ATH and by accepting an ETF on Bitcoin so that it can increase the price in the market becomes faster. However, recently after the halving I saw that the market was a little slow to increase and tended to stagnate with small corrections, although this is not something to worry about because everyone can take advantage of conditions like that to continue buying before Bitcoin moves upwards again next month.

This is one that people need to loo forward since by this year to many great achievements gotten by bitcoin and for sure that there would be a lot more especially that bitcoin has getting much attention on the mainstream. Also a lot of institutional investors are now acknowledging it as one of the best investment to have that's the reason that those figures predicted by people is really impossible to achieve. We may create a new history with that if bitcoin successfully reach to six digits in figures.

Some people got disappointed to see some slow movements of price after halving but I find it normal since we already got those big ones for past few months and not bitcoin price became more calmer but also there would be more since we are not yet done with this year and there's still lot of chance for people to accumulate then maybe after that if demand will increase then we can also see the price would come together with those demands keep coming with bitcoin.

[Tmoonz]

The bitcoin was the potential coin and survived more then a decade,So the investment in the bitcoin is almost risk free compared to the other altcoin.The biggest task before investing in the bitcoin is choosing the price at which you are going to enter the market.The maximum prediction help you to get more profit from the bitcoin.And now the halves is going one,So if you choose the exact price of the bitcoin.This help the trader to get double the profit compared to the normal market.Instead of staking the bitcoin the trader can hold the bitcoin in the private wallet.Because staking may have the specific holding period.This may skip your profit by the struck of bitcoin during bull run.

The people who get into the bitcoin mostly do excited by seeing the small pump in the bitcoin price.If they analyse the entire price change in the bitcoin,they will place all the money in the bitcoin lol.Because the bitcoin was struggled a lot of 30k dollars last year,but the halves made the traders to able to come across the value of the 71k dollars which almost 2x of the last time price.The bitcoin holding people mostly earn the money at the bull run compared to the person who buy the bitcoin at the starting of the bull run.The trader should continue his journey till he had achieved the targeted price in the bitcoin to achieve the targeted profit.

Bitcoin is a potential coin and it is still a potential coin.

Considering Bitcoin investment in terms of long term plan has made it easier and very possible never to time the market before buying Bitcoin, with your dca strategy you can buy Bitcoin irrespective of the price whether high or low at different intervals wether weekly or monthly according to your financial status, with the purpose of not timing the market conditions when you have but little worth of Bitcoin, a long investors are no longer worried about timing the market conditions but rather they maximize every opportunity they see in the market just to ensure they are not going to miss any buying opportunities but to have more of Bitcoin, don't forget that Bitcoin is volatile and no one can actually predict or speculate the market conditions correctly. All your narratives are pretty much of a trading strategy which is very bad and is more like gambling than investing which causes a lot of emotional devastation that is not even necessary, but however you can do whatever you like. It is very retarding and short sighted for any one approaching Bitcoin as a tradable coin.

[Falconer]

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For now and in the future, there is even a possibility for Bitcoin to continue to improve again without having to link it to the history that occurred in 2020. Because this year Bitcoin has made new history by achieving its ATH and by accepting an ETF on Bitcoin so that it can increase the price in the market becomes faster. However, recently after the halving I saw that the market was a little slow to increase and tended to stagnate with small corrections, although this is not something to worry about because everyone can take advantage of conditions like that to continue buying before Bitcoin moves upwards again next month.

Bitcoin has hit its new ATH before the halving, which is unexpected in this halving cycle. Prices don't increase significantly immediately after the halving, that's a normal thing that you don't need to worry about. Over time the market will grow by itself which in turn will make Bitcoin's market capitalization rise, but this will of course take months.

I agree that we are on the road to a $100k price for bitcoin, but $100k is not being reached as easily as one might hope. Volatility cannot be separated, even a small correction is still very likely due to panic selling by some holders.

[JayJuanGee]

The bitcoin was the potential coin and survived more then a decade,So the investment in the bitcoin is almost risk free compared to the other altcoin.The biggest task before investing in the bitcoin is choosing the price at which you are going to enter the market.The maximum prediction help you to get more profit from the bitcoin.And now the halves is going one,So if you choose the exact price of the bitcoin.This help the trader to get double the profit compared to the normal market.Instead of staking the bitcoin the trader can hold the bitcoin in the private wallet.Because staking may have the specific holding period.This may skip your profit by the struck of bitcoin during bull run.

The people who get into the bitcoin mostly do excited by seeing the small pump in the bitcoin price.If they analyse the entire price change in the bitcoin,they will place all the money in the bitcoin lol.Because the bitcoin was struggled a lot of 30k dollars last year,but the halves made the traders to able to come across the value of the 71k dollars which almost 2x of the last time price.The bitcoin holding people mostly earn the money at the bull run compared to the person who buy the bitcoin at the starting of the bull run.The trader should continue his journey till he had achieved the targeted price in the bitcoin to achieve the targeted profit.

Bitcoin is a potential coin and it is still a potential coin.

Considering Bitcoin investment in terms of long term plan has made it easier and very possible never to time the market before buying Bitcoin, with your dca strategy you can buy Bitcoin irrespective of the price whether high or low at different intervals wether weekly or monthly according to your financial status, with the purpose of not timing the market conditions when you have but little worth of Bitcoin, a long investors are no longer worried about timing the market conditions but rather they maximize every opportunity they see in the market just to ensure they are not going to miss any buying opportunities but to have more of Bitcoin, don't forget that Bitcoin is volatile and no one can actually predict or speculate the market conditions correctly. All your narratives are pretty much of a trading strategy which is very bad and is more like gambling than investing which causes a lot of emotional devastation that is not even necessary, but however you can do whatever you like. It is very retarding and short sighted for any one approaching Bitcoin as a tradable coin.

Good points Tmoonz.. .. I had not paid as much attention to some of usekevin's points about waiting and trying perfect entry points, and also those little implications that bitcoin is merely just one coin among other coins.. which surely I tend to find those kinds of comments problematic in terms of failing/refusing to recognize the power of bitcoin in a sufficiently clear enough way.

.....but $100k is not being reached as easily as one might hope. Volatility cannot be separated, even a small correction is still very likely due to panic selling by some holders.

It is crazy for people to have some kinds of bearish ideas in their head because of dumbass beliefs that we are not getting to $100k quick enough..

Those are stupid ideas that a lot of people seem to share with their dumbass maniacal focus on $100k as if that random price holds much if any meaning beyond the symbolism of 6 digits rather than 5 digits.. so fucking what?

That $100k price is ONLY around $36.5% higher than our current price, and it is only around 26% higher than our current ATH of $73,794... so these are all amateur amounts of BTC price appreciation that is likely to be coming down the road (of course, it is not guaranteed but surely neither BIG numbers or even signs that bitcoin is struggling to get to $100k.

And if you are suggesting that bitcoin's failure to reach $100k in 2021 is some kind of failure, then that seems a bit too much reading into the matter, even though surely bitcoin's UPPity price performance of the 2021 cycle was much less than it's 2017 Uppity price performance, but all of that still seem like BIG SO FUCKING whats in regards to proclaiming some kind of disappointment because BTC is either not going up fast enough or various other measures that suggest that BTC prices should be higher than they are.. .. which yeah, maybe you have good intentions with some of that, but I think that the fact of the matter is that bitcoin is still doing pretty good and continues to do pretty good and there seem to be no need to ascribe high expectations upon it and then proclaim that it is failing to sufficiently/adequately perform when the fact of the matter is that anyone buying BTC for long periods of time and mostly erroring on the side of either accumulating and/or holding BTC (even if they done so in relatively whimpy ways) have gotten rich as fuck by engaging in such practices that mostly accumulate and hold bitcoin rather than worrying about if bitcoin is topping or under performing or whatever.

Even with you, you have been registered on the forum for nearly as long as me, and so if you had even been engaging in a fairly modest BTC accumulation and holding practice of even $20 per week for the last 9.5 years, you would have invested around $10k, yet you would have had accumulated nearly 8 BTC (you can enter the calculation here - https://costavg.com/), so hopefully whatever you have been doing has been able to come close to those kinds of results.. even though I know some folks get delayed in their start to bitcoin but still .. seems to have had been a good policy and practice to ongoingly accumulate and hold BTC until you get up to a quantity of having enough or more than enough BTC,  and surely someone who is ONLY putting around $20 per week into BTC might have gotten to a point of having enough or more than enough BTC if he has nearly 8 BTC right now.. yet none of us can necessarily answer for the conditions of someone else without having more information.

[Ricardo11]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

[Zackz5000]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

You are right about all what you have said about Bitcoin but you should also remember that Bitcoin is a volatile asset which price is unpredictable which price can change rapidly from the current price it is now to a higher price or lower price vis versa, so as long as it is Bitcoin we are talking about anything can happen concerning its price not getting to 100k. But best for investors who can be able to hodl for a longer period of time like 4-10 years.

[BITCOIN4X]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

Don't worry, sooner or later $100k will become a reality. What you need to do now is be patient and accumulate if you have the budget, this is a smart choice when you expect big returns from Bitcoin at its peak price later. There is no point in hoping for a price of $100k if you don't have bitcoin, at least it won't benefit you.

The potential to reach $100k during this year is much greater than previous halvings, so put aside your worries and get your optimism higher than ever. If you don't have the budget, just hold onto existing bitcoins for longer and don't be affected by their price volatility.

[JayJuanGee]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected,

Who is the "we?"   Are you just talking about yourself or some other looney who believes to know which way the BTC price is going to go in the short term?

Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy.

Why?  Are you just guessing?

We may have to wait a long time for this.

True.  We may.  And also true that we may not have to wait for a long time.

But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit.

It is dangerous to put folks into one category, as if everyone is in the same place... There are all kind of ways that people differ in terms of their BTC holdings and/or their management of their holdings.

To the extent that you are suggesting that an overwhelming number of folks are either no coiners or low coiners, then you would be correct in that regard, if that might be what you are saying.

Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

"Fully trust?"  Are you guaranteeing something?

I would suggest figuring out a BTC allocation that is comfortable rather than thinking in terms of all or nothing.

[Mr.suevie]

With all what I seen with my little time and experience on the Bitcoin market, I have certainly concluded that if the price wants to pump up to 150k it won't take much time for it to do so because when the pumps come it usually doesn't looks and what's for no mam because what I experience when the price moved from 36k to 73k is certainly amazing and it won't suprised me anymore if actually the price pumped up to even 150k.

[Bitcoin_people]

We have seen a huge swing in the price of Bitcoin in the new year and it has reached an all-time high. Where we can assume that a new ATH has formed in the Bitcoin market and we have seen a new road. As we are currently in the year 2024 and at the beginning we saw the Bitcoin market peaking at $73k. However, currently we can see that the market has moved down slightly after the Bitcoin halving and currently the Bitcoin market is hovering around $63000. However, we can confirm that there is no doubt that the price of Bitcoin will reach $100k and we have seen many other forecasts where various experts and experts have predicted that the price of Bitcoin will reach $150k. The way Bitcoin price is currently going, we can say with certainty that we are going to face a bull market very soon, and then the price of Bitcoin will touch $100k. As the market price of Bitcoin is currently dumping a bit, it will pump up again as it is due to volatility in the market. Anyway now we should buy more bitcoins and hold it for long time and if we can buy and hold bitcoins now then good things are waiting for bull season ahead.

[Cryptoprincess101]

With all what I seen with my little time and experience on the Bitcoin market, I have certainly concluded that if the price wants to pump up to 150k it won't take much time for it to do so because when the pumps come it usually doesn't looks and what's for no mam because what I experience when the price moved from 36k to 73k is certainly amazing and it won't suprised me anymore if actually the price pumped up to even 150k.

Am of same view with you because Bitcoin being of volatile asset can change unexpectedly because we have seen different times that Bitcoin was experiencing a dip then within just some few days the price increases suddenly and rapidly, you will just wake up to see that it has actually risen above 10% you now begin to imagine how an asset that was falling in price just picked within a twinkle of an eye just increased very fast.

Just like when Bitcoin created a new ATH, no one could predict that Bitcoin will reach a new ATH before halving that was why when the ATH was created, it took everyone by surprise and that is even part of the reasons why the price of Bitcoin is not experiencing a significant increase since after the halving. So now that the price have been moving between $61k to $65k before you realize now we will see a price that will amaze everyone.

[Tmoonz]

We have seen a huge swing in the price of Bitcoin in the new year and it has reached an all-time high. Where we can assume that a new ATH has formed in the Bitcoin market and we have seen a new road. As we are currently in the year 2024 and at the beginning we saw the Bitcoin market peaking at $73k. However, currently we can see that the market has moved down slightly after the Bitcoin halving and currently the Bitcoin market is hovering around $63000. However, we can confirm that there is no doubt that the price of Bitcoin will reach $100k and we have seen many other forecasts where various experts and experts have predicted that the price of Bitcoin will reach $150k. The way Bitcoin price is currently going, we can say with certainty that we are going to face a bull market very soon, and then the price of Bitcoin will touch $100k. As the market price of Bitcoin is currently dumping a bit, it will pump up again as it is due to volatility in the market. Anyway now we should buy more bitcoins and hold it for long time and if we can buy and hold bitcoins now then good things are waiting for bull season ahead.

Yes in as much as we may be experiencing a bull run any time soon there is no certainty and no guarantee, no one can perfectly predict or speculate the market and it is best we balance up our optimism and ofcourse there is no way you can be talking about the ups whitout talking about having enough of Bitcoin in preparation for the ups that may happen or not. However, there is no happiness to those low coiners on seeing Bitcoin making an upwards trends because they will be buying lesser amount of Bitcoin with the same amount of money when compared with buying at it previous low price, so talking about the ups really has a lot to do with much preparations by buying as much as you can at every dump without over doing it and as well prepare for the ups too.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

After the approval of Bitcoin ETF, the Bitcoin market increased significantly and new ATH was created in the market. Bitcoin is currently in a good phase although it is not growing as we expected. The market is supposed to dump a lot after or before bitcoin halving but instead of that dumping I consider the current position to be a pretty good position. But I believe by 2024 bitcoin market will cross 100k dollars but you may have said here bitcoin market will take long time to reach 100 I think by 2024 bitcoin will cross 100k and in 2025 will be at 100k-200k. Those who want to invest should invest.  Because the market is still ripe for investment and this opportunity may not come later. I have invested deeply and my investments have been very successful without holding on for too long. So I would say those who can afford to invest you can invest because the market is still very bearable this market may not stay like this for long it will definitely go up then maybe you will feel a lot of regret not investing.

[DYOR+BTC]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy.

You can't speculate such, bitcoin will hit above $100 faster than you expect. Bitcoin is a powerful coin that has potential which can take you unaware at any given time by hitting a higher price unexpectedly. And if you haven't invested by then,  you would regret why you didn't Invest. If I were you I would rather accumulate now it's dip than having a confuse state of mindset. Bitcoin has never disappointed from the first having down to the 3rd, we are expecting more of above $200k after 2028 having towards 2029. The price wise sure and nothing can change that. I have been studying about Bitcoin an it has proven never to disappoint in the history of it existent starting from creation. Never will it slow. Much is expected from it. Road to $100k bitcoin is sure and we the crypto enthusiasts are expecting more from it.

[uneng]

The road to 100,000$ is still full of obstacles. ETFs and contracts are responsible for dropping large sums of Bitcoins on the market for sale at once, what contributes to dumping its price a lot on short run and leading investors into fear, what also causes them to put further coins on the market for sale. It's a snowball effect which impacts crypto market negatively in high proportions on short term. Aware about that, investors should be more patient that it's only a short term effect, which won't bring losses if they keep holding their coins and waiting for the right time to cashout profits.

Another obstacle are the institutional investors. They have too much influence inside this market, and probably are the ones moving its directions right now. Average investors should be the majority and the responsible ones for holding most supply available on the market. If we had more average investors, the market would be healthier, displaying more stability, consistent gains and less volatility (especially the one which crashes prices and introduce the market to new bearish seasons which take years to fade away).

[Sexylizzy2813]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

I was thinking it would give a boost to a new ATH or more than $85k but instead it stayed on the negative line, at first it was going smoothly and it made it look like Bitcoin price will get to $100k before the halving. It seems before we see the market price clocking $100k it would be around September or October, just have that feelings that it would.
It won't be that easy for holders to continue holding till whenever they feel like withdraw but the thing there is can they resist that pressure of Bitcoin dragging them to the losing end? Is never easy to hold for long though, Bitcoin has a way of testing us in different ways.

[Troytech]

The road to 100,000$ is still full of obstacles. ETFs and contracts are responsible for dropping large sums of Bitcoins on the market for sale at once, what contributes to dumping its price a lot on short run and leading investors into fear, what also causes them to put further coins on the market for sale. It's a snowball effect which impacts crypto market negatively in high proportions on short term. Aware about that, investors should be more patient that it's only a short term effect, which won't bring losses if they keep holding their coins and waiting for the right time to cashout profits.

Another obstacle are the institutional investors. They have too much influence inside this market, and probably are the ones moving its directions right now. Average investors should be the majority and the responsible ones for holding most supply available on the market. If we had more average investors, the market would be healthier, displaying more stability, consistent gains and less volatility (especially the one which crashes prices and introduce the market to new bearish seasons which take years to fade away).

The road to 100k wouldn't or shouldn't even matter if you are a long term holder or rather still in your accumulation stage and every dip would rather be an opportunity for you to accumulate more bitcoin that to put panic and fear into you.

Everyone can do what he or she wants but short term investment in bitcoin is just like gambling to me and a joke cause you would end uo missing out on the real deal which is to accumulate enough bitcoin and let it stack in value. What's the deal of short term trading, buying low and selling high to only end up buying again for an even higher price than you last bought and this is one major flaw of short term investment in bitcoin cause it only blinds you from the best approach which is long term investment.

[Out of mind]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

I was thinking it would give a boost to a new ATH or more than $85k but instead it stayed on the negative line, at first it was going smoothly and it made it look like Bitcoin price will get to $100k before the halving. It seems before we see the market price clocking $100k it would be around September or October, just have that feelings that it would.
It won't be that easy for holders to continue holding till whenever they feel like withdraw but the thing there is can they resist that pressure of Bitcoin dragging them to the losing end? Is never easy to hold for long though, Bitcoin has a way of testing us in different ways.

Many thought that the price of Bitcoin would reach this level before the Bitcoin halving, but it was not possible. Basically, Bitcoin crossed the line of $73k dollars. I thought Bitcoin would touch $80k before the halving, but it didn't reach that level, however currently Bitcoin is not in a bad position but still in a good position up to me. Although currently, we can see the smooth price of Bitcoin and guess that maybe the Bitcoin market will improve in the coming days. And we are hopeful that the $100k line will touch the flock, yes I also have the feeling that the Bitcoin market is likely to get more excited around September and October. Although many investors today still cannot patiently hodl bitcoins, they must be patient, or they will not be able to make a profit from investing in bitcoins. And I think investors who can hodl for a long time will only benefit a lot of going into the Bull season, and that's why they should just hold.

[laijsica]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

I was thinking it would give a boost to a new ATH or more than $85k but instead it stayed on the negative line, at first it was going smoothly and it made it look like Bitcoin price will get to $100k before the halving. It seems before we see the market price clocking $100k it would be around September or October, just have that feelings that it would.
It won't be that easy for holders to continue holding till whenever they feel like withdraw but the thing there is can they resist that pressure of Bitcoin dragging them to the losing end? Is never easy to hold for long though, Bitcoin has a way of testing us in different ways.

Long-term bitcoin investment fear or reluctance can lead you to investment failure because you are only looking at price and not time. Long term is most important in bitcoin investment so you should have a 5-10 year investment horizon. If so then your goal would be to focus on adding more BTC to the portfolio.
No one wants to face loss in investment but expecting profit in short term may not be right or expectation of desired profit. Proper holding of bitcoin stacks and maximum tendency to pull to the edge before the desired time is the ultimate test of strength that will give you the desired reward. Accumulating BTC through DCA along with your holding can give you guaranteed success. Although not an easy process to hold in the long run, DCA strategy is very effective in increasing BTC volume in small/large scale – following a long term process.

[Marvelman]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

I was thinking it would give a boost to a new ATH or more than $85k but instead it stayed on the negative line, at first it was going smoothly and it made it look like Bitcoin price will get to $100k before the halving. It seems before we see the market price clocking $100k it would be around September or October, just have that feelings that it would.
It won't be that easy for holders to continue holding till whenever they feel like withdraw but the thing there is can they resist that pressure of Bitcoin dragging them to the losing end? Is never easy to hold for long though, Bitcoin has a way of testing us in different ways.

Many thought that the price of Bitcoin would reach this level before the Bitcoin halving, but it was not possible. Basically, Bitcoin crossed the line of $73k dollars. I thought Bitcoin would touch $80k before the halving, but it didn't reach that level, however currently Bitcoin is not in a bad position but still in a good position up to me. Although currently, we can see the smooth price of Bitcoin and guess that maybe the Bitcoin market will improve in the coming days. And we are hopeful that the $100k line will touch the flock, yes I also have the feeling that the Bitcoin market is likely to get more excited around September and October. Although many investors today still cannot patiently hodl bitcoins, they must be patient, or they will not be able to make a profit from investing in bitcoins. And I think investors who can hodl for a long time will only benefit a lot of going into the Bull season, and that's why they should just hold.

Yeah, we all thought Bitcoin's price would skyrocket when those exchange-traded funds (ETFs) finally got the green light.  But you know what they say about forecasts - toss 'em out the window as soon as the first raindrop falls.  The crypto holders preaching $100K by Christmas need to simmer down a little bit and  no one really knows where this rollercoaster is headed next.  At the end of the day, you just gotta hang on tight if you want to see some gains instead of getting shaken out by every little dip.  This isn't horse racing where you can just cash in your tickets at the end of the day.

[lizarder]

Yeah, we all thought Bitcoin's price would skyrocket when those exchange-traded funds (ETFs) finally got the green light.  But you know what they say about forecasts - toss 'em out the window as soon as the first raindrop falls.  The crypto holders preaching $100K by Christmas need to simmer down a little bit and  no one really knows where this rollercoaster is headed next.  At the end of the day, you just gotta hang on tight if you want to see some gains instead of getting shaken out by every little dip.  This isn't horse racing where you can just cash in your tickets at the end of the day.

If we understand the process, it will be much easier to determine and the process of decreasing or increasing is a normal thing that occurs in the Bitcoin journey. I never care about ETF forecasts or other things, but what I believe is how Bitcoin can survive and find a new price every time it has a four-year moment. Bitcoin's performance is not determined by one factor because there are many things that influence it, both when prices rise and fall. The best thing we can do is stay calm and don't get involved in panic under any circumstances.

There is no loss when we walk with the right strategy and there will be no panic when we understand the journey of bitcoin. Success in investing in Bitcoin is determined by how prepared we are and whether we don't panic because there is always a moment of recovery after Bitcoin is corrected. So what is there to worry about when we really understand how to make the right investment?

[Marvelockg]

The road to 100,000$ is still full of obstacles. ETFs and contracts are responsible for dropping large sums of Bitcoins on the market for sale at once, what contributes to dumping its price a lot on short run and leading investors into fear, what also causes them to put further coins on the market for sale. It's a snowball effect which impacts crypto market negatively in high proportions on short term. Aware about that, investors should be more patient that it's only a short term effect, which won't bring losses if they keep holding their coins and waiting for the right time to cashout profits.

Another obstacle are the institutional investors. They have too much influence inside this market, and probably are the ones moving its directions right now. Average investors should be the majority and the responsible ones for holding most supply available on the market. If we had more average investors, the market would be healthier, displaying more stability, consistent gains and less volatility (especially the one which crashes prices and introduce the market to new bearish seasons which take years to fade away).

The road to 100k wouldn't or shouldn't even matter if you are a long term holder or rather still in your accumulation stage and every dip would rather be an opportunity for you to accumulate more bitcoin that to put panic and fear into you.

Everyone can do what he or she wants but short term investment in bitcoin is just like gambling to me and a joke cause you would end uo missing out on the real deal which is to accumulate enough bitcoin and let it stack in value. What's the deal of short term trading, buying low and selling high to only end up buying again for an even higher price than you last bought and this is one major flaw of short term investment in bitcoin cause it only blinds you from the best approach which is long term investment.

it's not wrong to celebrate any new milestone Bitcoin reaches regardless of the kind of investor you are, most expecially when you look at how far we've come from bitcoin being an idea in someone's mind to it getting to a single dollar and then $10 and then $100 and going on to $10k and now we're waxing stronger to the rundown to $100k! It's something that's worth celebrating and I guess that's why you've heard lots of discussions and activities like the 100 push-ups to walk with Bitcoin to $100k. but all these aren't in any way suggesting that $100k is the peak of Bitcoin or that we're considering taking out our investments from Bitcoin once it gets to $100k.

For those that have been stacking Bitcoin for the past four years and have been DCAing at those times when Bitcoin was at $30 and where able to DCA till Bitcoin gets to $100k, it sends a lot of fulfillment them seeing that they're already in a comfortable profit region from there past Bitcoin they've bought and might not even need to buy too aggressively at this time and will remain in good profit even if Bitcoin revolves around this cureent price for a long time but for those of us that haven't stayed long in the syatem, every increase serves as a motivation that tells us that the future of Bitcoin can only get better and it will in the process build up our mentality to becoming more fucosed and matured such that we can continue to DCA for longer.

[STT]

Unless these last two months have been a giant flag for a bullish move higher, then 100k seems unlikely to me.  What probably happens like any good road, we hit roadworks and have to negotiate a whole load of debris and work required to be done for safe travel.   Its never simple in short, to only estimate a higher price is blue sky thinking right which isn't wrong but we have to take that perfect view context with all the alternate scenarios; some average of all perspectives is what is seen in flux described on a graph.

[Sexylizzy2813]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

I was thinking it would give a boost to a new ATH or more than $85k but instead it stayed on the negative line, at first it was going smoothly and it made it look like Bitcoin price will get to $100k before the halving. It seems before we see the market price clocking $100k it would be around September or October, just have that feelings that it would.
It won't be that easy for holders to continue holding till whenever they feel like withdraw but the thing there is can they resist that pressure of Bitcoin dragging them to the losing end? Is never easy to hold for long though, Bitcoin has a way of testing us in different ways.

Many thought that the price of Bitcoin would reach this level before the Bitcoin halving, but it was not possible. Basically, Bitcoin crossed the line of $73k dollars. I thought Bitcoin would touch $80k before the halving, but it didn't reach that level, however currently Bitcoin is not in a bad position but still in a good position up to me. Although currently, we can see the smooth price of Bitcoin and guess that maybe the Bitcoin market will improve in the coming days. And we are hopeful that the $100k line will touch the flock, yes I also have the feeling that the Bitcoin market is likely to get more excited around September and October. Although many investors today still cannot patiently hodl bitcoins, they must be patient, or they will not be able to make a profit from investing in bitcoins. And I think investors who can hodl for a long time will only benefit a lot of going into the Bull season, and that's why they should just hold.

I also had that feeling that it will get to $80k and above before the halving because as of then the market price was on a high speed without any barrier, at least it didn't stay at an exact amount for a week or two.
To be sincere with you I don't think the market price is on the positive side, it hasn't been the same since the count down to the halving period, it still doesn't mean that the market price won't get to $70k anytime soon, no but I believe that this week won't showcase a negative sign and before the end of this month those who are holding without patience would keep calm and enjoy Bitcoin price heading towards $80k.

[JayJuanGee]

[edited out]

I also had that feeling that it will get to $80k and above before the halving because as of then the market price was on a high speed without any barrier, at least it didn't stay at an exact amount for a week or two.
To be sincere with you I don't think the market price is on the positive side, it hasn't been the same since the count down to the halving period, it still doesn't mean that the market price won't get to $70k anytime soon, no but I believe that this week won't showcase a negative sign and before the end of this month those who are holding without patience would keep calm and enjoy Bitcoin price heading towards $80k.

Why would anyone hold without patience?

If they were planning to sell some BTC but they did not, and then the BTC price drops 10-19%, then maybe they should consider buying some more.. .. or yeah, otherwise, they are waiting to sell the next time the BTC price goes up, and hopefully out of their anxiousness (lack of patience) they do not end up selling too many too soon

[Stablexcoin]

Unless these last two months have been a giant flag for a bullish move higher, then 100k seems unlikely to me.  What probably happens like any good road, we hit roadworks and have to negotiate a whole load of debris and work required to be done for safe travel.   Its never simple in short, to only estimate a higher price is blue sky thinking right which isn't wrong but we have to take that perfect view context with all the alternate scenarios; some average of all perspectives is what is seen in flux described on a graph.

That's your speculation I won't bother you with that. 100K is nearly achievable. Bitcoin has to do what it's supposed to do. I do not know the kind of green flag you were expecting to see so you can be assured that the price would reach 100k. I wasn't expecting the ride to be so easy, the halving just ended after that the price is trying to get a balance from the low of 63k and then to 71k or 72k soon.

No one who has the mindset of short-term would ever think about the 100k margin. They are more interested in the market fluctuating from 63k to 7ok repeated so that they can get short-term sweet gains. Maybe Bitcoin is a disappointment to them because they do not get what they want since Bitcoin has been on 63k for quite some time.

[ArumiBTC]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

I already "bet" with my life.
It will touch a million under 2040.
When I say "my life", means I plan to ride the wave from today's price to that speculation price.
Not financial advice.
Only a newbie sharing what he is doing.

[JayJuanGee]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

I already "bet" with my life.
It will touch a million under 2040.
When I say "my life", means I plan to ride the wave from today's price to that speculation price.
Not financial advice.
Only a newbie sharing what he is doing.

Why would you be trading it (referring to your post in another thread), then if you believe that it is going to $1 million by 2040 (which by the way is not even that bullish of numbers, and maybe some folks would label you as overly conservative with your estimates). 

I personally don't have any problems with being a bit conservative.  Even my fuck you status chart that I have not yet updated with the new numbers (anticipated to be updated at the end of May or the beginning of June), show right around $875k-ish as the 200-WMA price in 2040, which is considered bottom prices.. so yeah, $1 million by then seems pretty damned conservative, even though none of us really know what is going to happen with any strong levels of confidence, even though we can still understand bitcoins general overall trajectory seems to be ongoingly UP, especially since it seems to be the most sound money every invented (or discovered).

[Frankolala]

[edited out]

I also had that feeling that it will get to $80k and above before the halving because as of then the market price was on a high speed without any barrier, at least it didn't stay at an exact amount for a week or two.
To be sincere with you I don't think the market price is on the positive side, it hasn't been the same since the count down to the halving period, it still doesn't mean that the market price won't get to $70k anytime soon, no but I believe that this week won't showcase a negative sign and before the end of this month those who are holding without patience would keep calm and enjoy Bitcoin price heading towards $80k.

Why would anyone hold without patience?

If they were planning to sell some BTC but they did not, and then the BTC price drops 10-19%, then maybe they should consider buying some more.. .. or yeah, otherwise, they are waiting to sell the next time the BTC price goes up, and hopefully out of their anxiousness (lack of patience) they do not end up selling too many too soon

Too much anxiety and worries of taking profit will lead to lack of patience and selling too much in a short time, forgetting about the benefits of hodling without selling too soon. I think that those that are eager to sell, are those that believe more in selling than hodli. If not I don't see the reason why anyone that have not accumulated a significant amount of bitcoin will be eager to sell at this price level.

This is the best time to buy more Bitcoin, because it might be possible that we will not see this price level till the next bear market. I only care about the price of bitcoin to see when I can take advantage of the price to buy more, and not because I want to sell.

[Tungbulu]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

I already "bet" with my life.
It will touch a million under 2040.
When I say "my life", means I plan to ride the wave from today's price to that speculation price.
Not financial advice.
Only a newbie sharing what he is doing.

Why would you be trading it (referring to your post in another thread), then if you believe that it is going to $1 million by 2040 (which by the way is not even that bullish of numbers, and maybe some folks would label you as overly conservative with your estimates). 

I personally don't have any problems with being a bit conservative.  Even my fuck you status chart that I have not yet updated with the new numbers (anticipated to be updated at the end of May or the beginning of June), show right around $875k-ish as the 200-WMA price in 2040, which is considered bottom prices.. so yeah, $1 million by then seems pretty damned conservative, even though none of us really know what is going to happen with any strong levels of confidence, even though we can still understand bitcoins general overall trajectory seems to be ongoingly UP, especially since it seems to be the most sound money every invented (or discovered).

One thing about being conservative in one's financial planning and investment is that it could help one to avoid unnecessary risks that could have resulted into a very bad choice or decision making and also it could also help to ensure a more stable financial future.

Yeah, I've gone through your fuck you money chart and I can say that it's a great tool for tracking one's progress and setting goals, even if it's not entirely possible to predict Bitcoin's future price movement, having a conservative estimate such as Your fuck you money chart could really come in handy to prepare one for any unexpected market fluctuations.

It's very crucial to note that having a conversative estimate of Bitcoin doesn't guarantee or mean that Bitcoin's trajectory may always be in a linear trend, there'll always be price fluctuations, ups and downs along the way. But just as you've clearly stated, Bitcoin's overall trend all these years has always been upward and Greens and the possibilities and potential of maintaining that attitude is very much there.
So one of the best ways to avoid getting caught up in the short-term market volatility is to have a long-term perspective of the market as well as a very solid understanding of Bitcoin and its fundamentals.

[Hallroom]

We basically waited for the price of Bitcoin to hit 100K, with many whale Bitcoin holders speculating that the 100K hit is highly likely by the end of 2024. Because the fourth halving has taken place and we are heading towards a bull market very soon, the price of Bitcoin should be on the upside once it hits 100.

[Justbillywitt]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

As a bitcoin investor you are expected to hodl for a long time so you can see the desired profits. The hodling is not for some kind of special people or there are those that have this special ability to hodl bitcoin. Every investors of bitcoin should be in it for the long time too. That's why before you make your decision to invest in bitcoin you should have put other machineries in place to make sure that your portfolio are not tampered with. The $100k is inevitable the signs are all there and just waiting for the right moment to manifest, don't panic and sell your bitcoin. The decision to hold your bitcoin without panicking lies with you. Buy your desired volume of bitcoin and remove your eyes off the market, this will help you to avoid any form of panicking.

[Marvelockg]

We basically waited for the price of Bitcoin to hit 100K, with many whale Bitcoin holders speculating that the 100K hit is highly likely by the end of 2024. Because the fourth halving has taken place and we are heading towards a bull market very soon, the price of Bitcoin should be on the upside once it hits 100.

well, the calmness we've seen thus far in terms of Bitcoin price movement going upwards to $100k isn't a bad thing if you're looking at it from a broader point of view and even if your speculation about this kind of lingering staying longer till it approaches the end of the year before it gets to $100k is correct, it still means that you are still the one at a major advantage since you can buy at this price that's techniacally a dip price with respect to $100k bull and if you're able to buy more bitcoin during this phase of Bitcoin price stagnation, it could be one sure way of building a good amount of Bitcoin before you start buying when Bitcoin starts going above $100k.

But don't forget that it took a very small interval of time for Bitcoin to move from $40k to $73k before it's been revolving around this cureent range of $60k to $70k for some weeks now and that the halving just happened not long ago so you never can tell it before the end of next month we might be talking about the post $100k event and maybe looking at Bitcoin surging exponentially to $200k or so.but regardless of what plays out and how fast it does played out, one thing that's certain is that we've just witnessed a new ATH even before the halving and that within the year Bitcoin will exceed $100k worth with no doubt but then what's as important as Bitcoin getting to a great ATH is that we are able to buy at this current price and prepare ourselves such that when Bitcoin eventually goes above $100k, it wouldn't stop us from buying more Bitcoin because of it high value and that we can continually stick with our buying strategies even though our DCA amount wouldn't be able to buy uo to what it is Buying at this time.

[Sexylizzy2813]

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I also had that feeling that it will get to $80k and above before the halving because as of then the market price was on a high speed without any barrier, at least it didn't stay at an exact amount for a week or two.
To be sincere with you I don't think the market price is on the positive side, it hasn't been the same since the count down to the halving period, it still doesn't mean that the market price won't get to $70k anytime soon, no but I believe that this week won't showcase a negative sign and before the end of this month those who are holding without patience would keep calm and enjoy Bitcoin price heading towards $80k.

Why would anyone hold without patience?

If they were planning to sell some BTC but they did not, and then the BTC price drops 10-19%, then maybe they should consider buying some more.. .. or yeah, otherwise, they are waiting to sell the next time the BTC price goes up, and hopefully out of their anxiousness (lack of patience) they do not end up selling too many too soon

You know is not everyone that's says something and do it exactly the way they said it, in as much as we have holders who calm to hold for a long time we still have those who find it difficult to hold and get past this period when the price of Bitcoin isn't going up as expected especially the ones who just bought, they see this stage as if they don't sell they'll lose it all. And not everyone who have the mind to take risk, don't blame them if they sell too quick, you also have to know that many don't know when to sell or withdraw or hold as the case maybe.

[Kelvinid]

We basically waited for the price of Bitcoin to hit 100K, with many whale Bitcoin holders speculating that the 100K hit is highly likely by the end of 2024. Because the fourth halving has taken place and we are heading towards a bull market very soon, the price of Bitcoin should be on the upside once it hits 100.

Not WE, maybe some because I was not even waiting for that price either. Although I am hopeful for that price to come, I was not yet expecting it for this year and this bull season, and for some reason;
 - many were still impatient. We can't please everyone to just hold when the price rises, many are about to sell taking their chances and this has a huge impact on the trend as we are about to see it continue increasing, drops will occur.
 - lack of trust. This is very common in newcomers. They usually feel doubts when seeing the market in correction and then decide to sell without hesitation and thinking it will recover.

[I_Anime]

You know is not everyone that's says something and do it exactly the way they said it, in as much as we have holders who calm to hold for a long time we still have those who find it difficult to hold and get past this period when the price of Bitcoin isn't going up as expected especially the ones who just bought, they see this stage as if they don't sell they'll lose it all. And not everyone who have the mind to take risk, don't blame them if they sell too quick, you also have to know that many don't know when to sell or withdraw or hold as the case maybe

What normally lead to such act is due to poor planning, that's why it is always advisable to invest with  cash one can stay without using for long , and that why long-term holding is highly recommended. Because most individuals are fond of going all in with their cash that are meant  for covering expenses inorder to gain more profits, which is wrong because it would only lead to them withdrawing their investment at the wrong time when their investment haven't yield them something good or selling In losses . Because most of these folks mindset are always fixed for short-term investments.

That's one should always make proper planning towards their investment, like setting Aside an emergency funds in able to coverup some expenses while they are holding their Bitcoin in their portfolio, inorder to secure a long and smooth investment (Bitcoin).

[JayJuanGee]

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I also had that feeling that it will get to $80k and above before the halving because as of then the market price was on a high speed without any barrier, at least it didn't stay at an exact amount for a week or two.
To be sincere with you I don't think the market price is on the positive side, it hasn't been the same since the count down to the halving period, it still doesn't mean that the market price won't get to $70k anytime soon, no but I believe that this week won't showcase a negative sign and before the end of this month those who are holding without patience would keep calm and enjoy Bitcoin price heading towards $80k.

Why would anyone hold without patience?

If they were planning to sell some BTC but they did not, and then the BTC price drops 10-19%, then maybe they should consider buying some more.. .. or yeah, otherwise, they are waiting to sell the next time the BTC price goes up, and hopefully out of their anxiousness (lack of patience) they do not end up selling too many too soon

Too much anxiety and worries of taking profit will lead to lack of patience and selling too much in a short time, forgetting about the benefits of hodling without selling too soon. I think that those that are eager to sell, are those that believe more in selling than hodli. If not I don't see the reason why anyone that have not accumulated a significant amount of bitcoin will be eager to sell at this price level.

This is the best time to buy more Bitcoin, because it might be possible that we will not see this price level till the next bear market. I only care about the price of bitcoin to see when I can take advantage of the price to buy more, and not because I want to sell.

I get confused about some of the anxiety too... since we already know that bitcoin is not necessarily going to go where you want it to go when you want it to go there, so there are some skills in figuring out a comfortable position size and to keep accumulating until you have enough.. (or more than enough), so then there could be some debate about what enough or more than enough even means - since a lot of folks have difficulties thinking in long terms of 4-10 years or more, even if they seem to act like they know what long term means, they are too busy pondering over when and how to cash out (some or all of their BTC).

So yeah, even someone who may have been in bitcoin and accumulating for 4-10 years or more may or may not have reached enough BTC, since every time a person buys BTC, there likely needs to be some consideration that the new BTC purchases are for at least a period of 4-10 years or more, so a person who has been accumulating bitcoin for quite a while is going to have older purchased BTC and newer purchased BTC, so there can be a variety of ways of calculating the smaller portions of BTC as having differing timelines, and/or other ways of assessing the size and profitability of the whole BTC stash - so we would speculate that some of the BTC accumulators with longer timelines would have higher likelihood of having successful stashes of BTC, yet if they have been spending their whole time in BTC fucking around with various "profit taking" then they likely would not have put themselves in a very good position and they would end always being in a position of building their BTC stash without ever really making much if any progress in terms of their BTC stash getting larger in order to actually get themselves to a position of actual over accumulation rather than just short term perceptions of over accumulation. 

So in the end none of us can answer these questions for anyone else, even if sometimes we can see that they are making the wrong trade-offs by failing/refusing to sufficiciently and adequately accumulate bitcoin and/or to sufficiently/adequately prepare for UP..

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I also had that feeling that it will get to $80k and above before the halving because as of then the market price was on a high speed without any barrier, at least it didn't stay at an exact amount for a week or two.
To be sincere with you I don't think the market price is on the positive side, it hasn't been the same since the count down to the halving period, it still doesn't mean that the market price won't get to $70k anytime soon, no but I believe that this week won't showcase a negative sign and before the end of this month those who are holding without patience would keep calm and enjoy Bitcoin price heading towards $80k.

Why would anyone hold without patience?

If they were planning to sell some BTC but they did not, and then the BTC price drops 10-19%, then maybe they should consider buying some more.. .. or yeah, otherwise, they are waiting to sell the next time the BTC price goes up, and hopefully out of their anxiousness (lack of patience) they do not end up selling too many too soon

You know is not everyone that's says something and do it exactly the way they said it, in as much as we have holders who calm to hold for a long time we still have those who find it difficult to hold and get past this period when the price of Bitcoin isn't going up as expected especially the ones who just bought, they see this stage as if they don't sell they'll lose it all. And not everyone who have the mind to take risk, don't blame them if they sell too quick, you also have to know that many don't know when to sell or withdraw or hold as the case maybe.

Of course, people do not know these kinds of things naturally, so generally, each of us, especially newbies should be taking position sizes that are within their risk tolerance and they hopefully learn along the way in regards to how much BTC to buy and how to budget their investments, and so if a person knows that s/he has $100 of discretionary income per week that s/he could spend on bitcoin, s/he might start out with $50 per week or some amount that provides a cushion.

The same is true for someone who might come to bitcoin and s/he already has an investment portfolio of $100k, and so maybe there could be some ways to target some kind of an investment into bitcoin that is 5% to 25% of the size of the overall investment portolio, so there could be questions regarding how fast to to get to the target amount, and maybe start by aiming for some amount in the middle, such as getting to 10% over the next 6 months, so if the $10k ends up being new money injected in, there might be different risks and/or tradeoffs than taking the $10k from the $100k, including that if at the end of 6 months the investment amount could end up being $110k, which might not have had been the intended goal, exactly or such a quick injection into investing into bitcoin might not be economically or psychologically feasible for some folks.

Sometimes we need to work with examples to figure out if the trade-offs might or might not be feasible rather than merely saying that some people over did their investment and they are now scared little fucks... and so I have difficulties having sympathy for folks who have not had ways to figure out their own balances, even though surely I understand that there are a lot of people who likely go into an investment like bitcoin and they end up overdoing their investment in one way or another then they have regrets because they might not have taken enough precautions to perhaps hold some money back for buying on dips or maybe just DCA'd from the start, or if there was some kind of a lump sum investment without ongoing DCAing, the person may well had lump summed in with money that they actually need and/or want rather than with money that they were willing to put into bitcoin for 4-10 years or longer... and so when the BTC price goes up and down, then maybe they should have taken some of that money out, but then they are still waiting for the price to go back up because they are investing with money that they cannot afford to lose and so they are likely gambling rather than investing, even if they are telling themselves that they are investing.

I am not sure why there is any need to feel any sympathies for these kinds of people, and hopefully they can learn how to be aggressive without over doing it, but having a plan for any BTC price direction.. including various extremes in either direction.

[Dorkylickjj]

We have seen a huge swing in the price of Bitcoin in the new year and it has reached an all-time high. Where we can assume that a new ATH has formed in the Bitcoin market and we have seen a new road. As we are currently in the year 2024 and at the beginning we saw the Bitcoin market peaking at $73k. However, currently we can see that the market has moved down slightly after the Bitcoin halving and currently the Bitcoin market is hovering around $63000. However, we can confirm that there is no doubt that the price of Bitcoin will reach $100k and we have seen many other forecasts where various experts and experts have predicted that the price of Bitcoin will reach $150k. The way Bitcoin price is currently going, we can say with certainty that we are going to face a bull market very soon, and then the price of Bitcoin will touch $100k. As the market price of Bitcoin is currently dumping a bit, it will pump up again as it is due to volatility in the market. Anyway now we should buy more bitcoins and hold it for long time and if we can buy and hold bitcoins now then good things are waiting for bull season ahead.

I believe this is your speculation, but then saying that Bitcoin will $100k is a little to obvious, and flat faced if no time frame is added to the speculation and maybe a theory to support why it'll work in that timeframe.. Maybe this bull run will get us up to $100k    or not. Since we're all speculating here, I don't think the word 'certainly' does it at all, because it begins to seem like assurance from foresight.
When it comes to Bitcoin, we must understand that short term speculations are near impossibly accurate.

If you ask me, we're practically on our way to 100k and then, here's why I think so, we should understand that one knows for sure whether bitcoin will rise or fall in value over the coming days, weeks, months or years. However, one way to guess at future price changes is to consider BTC’s previous price movements. That's one way. So if we ride on that factor, we have this:

In January 2014, bitcoin was worth approximately $800. By January 2024, it was worth more than $42,000. That represents a price increase of better than 5,150% and an annualized return of more than 135% per year over the past decade.

If bitcoin experiences that same rate of appreciation in its average annual returns, it may very well reach $98k in January 2025 and hit $100,000 in February. Hopefully. Although this can happen sooner than that or later. It's all a speculation. This is mine.

[Sexylizzy2813]

You know is not everyone that's says something and do it exactly the way they said it, in as much as we have holders who calm to hold for a long time we still have those who find it difficult to hold and get past this period when the price of Bitcoin isn't going up as expected especially the ones who just bought, they see this stage as if they don't sell they'll lose it all. And not everyone who have the mind to take risk, don't blame them if they sell too quick, you also have to know that many don't know when to sell or withdraw or hold as the case maybe

What normally lead to such act is due to poor planning, that's why it is always advisable to invest with  cash one can stay without using for long , and that why long-term holding is highly recommended. Because most individuals are fond of going all in with their cash that are meant  for covering expenses inorder to gain more profits, which is wrong because it would only lead to them withdrawing their investment at the wrong time when their investment haven't yield them something good or selling In losses . Because most of these folks mindset are always fixed for short-term investments.

That's one should always make proper planning towards their investment, like setting Aside an emergency funds in able to coverup some expenses while they are holding their Bitcoin in their portfolio, inorder to secure a long and smooth investment (Bitcoin).

Some don't mind if they're having or not all they need is withdraw at least 30% of their start up investment and these always happens when they see Bitcoin price starts dropping they quickly hit the withdraw button, just to be among those who made profit and they buy and repeat the same process all over again.
I also feel that is because of fear even if they have enough to make use of outside from the investment money, these set of people have already set their mind on getting it small and you hear something like "slow and steady wins the race", thats because they started with that mindset and no amount of advise you give that would change that thinking, whenever you ask for emergency funds they have it more than you can think of but they find it hard to lose even if is ½ a penny, these guys are just greedy or should I say stingy?🤔

[EarnOnVictor]

We basically waited for the price of Bitcoin to hit 100K, with many whale Bitcoin holders speculating that the 100K hit is highly likely by the end of 2024. Because the fourth halving has taken place and we are heading towards a bull market very soon, the price of Bitcoin should be on the upside once it hits 100.

So you based your expectations on whales and not even on self-expectation and speculation? That's not so encouraging if I must say. At this point, I urge that you know that no one will know exactly what Bitcoin would do and we are all speculating. Whether whales said it or not, it is not an automatic reason why Bitcoin should or would get to that level, we should all hope for the best in this regard. Fine, Bitcoin halving has helped in the past, nevertheless, what I like to put across to you is that, it actually attracts buyers/investors one way or another which makes it a tradition that Bitcoin halving is helping Bitcoin. But mind you, this tradition often attracted buyers in the past when the price of Bitcoin was low and there was more money to be spared by investors, and also in an encouraging price level and atmosphere.

But now, the price was not only high before this year's halving but it also hit its ATH again and created another ATH of almost $5,000 higher than the previous one ($73,850). Though many of you might not see this as a big deal, I see it as a factor, an obstacle that could change the narrative. Now, the gist is that enough people, including the so-called whales, have already invested their money, how are we sure there are enough more to be invested? And will investors still be so encouraged to invest more at a high price even if they have more money to invest? These are the questions we should be asking now to be on the safe side and not emphatically believe it will happen.

[JayJuanGee]

You know is not everyone that's says something and do it exactly the way they said it, in as much as we have holders who calm to hold for a long time we still have those who find it difficult to hold and get past this period when the price of Bitcoin isn't going up as expected especially the ones who just bought, they see this stage as if they don't sell they'll lose it all. And not everyone who have the mind to take risk, don't blame them if they sell too quick, you also have to know that many don't know when to sell or withdraw or hold as the case maybe

What normally lead to such act is due to poor planning, that's why it is always advisable to invest with  cash one can stay without using for long , and that why long-term holding is highly recommended. Because most individuals are fond of going all in with their cash that are meant  for covering expenses inorder to gain more profits, which is wrong because it would only lead to them withdrawing their investment at the wrong time when their investment haven't yield them something good or selling In losses . Because most of these folks mindset are always fixed for short-term investments.

That's one should always make proper planning towards their investment, like setting Aside an emergency funds in able to coverup some expenses while they are holding their Bitcoin in their portfolio, inorder to secure a long and smooth investment (Bitcoin).

Some don't mind if they're having or not all they need is withdraw at least 30% of their start up investment and these always happens when they see Bitcoin price starts dropping they quickly hit the withdraw button, just to be among those who made profit and they buy and repeat the same process all over again.

It is not true.

Just because you believe that there are people out there who are panicking and who are wanting to get back all of their money, there are also people out there who invest an amount that they are ready, willing and able to let ride.

There is a school of thought - let your winners ride.

Yeah, you might not know that they (referring to bitcoin in this case) are winners for a whole cycle, but in the meantime, you let them ride even through your first cycle, and you continue to let them ride for one or more cycles, depending on how long you have been investing and if you had been able to frontload your investment in order to have had gotten yourself to an overaccumulation level (status).

I also feel that is because of fear even if they have enough to make use of outside from the investment money, these set of people have already set their mind on getting it small and you hear something like "slow and steady wins the race", thats because they started with that mindset and no amount of advise you give that would change that thinking, whenever you ask for emergency funds they have it more than you can think of but they find it hard to lose even if is ½ a penny, these guys are just greedy or should I say stingy?🤔

I call them whimpy investors, and even in bitcoin, whimpy investors can do well, and some of the whimpy investors have done quite well in bitcoin as compared to the ones who were trading and fucking around with selling and trying to be too smart along the way.. , so yeah, whimpy investors have been able to do well in bitcoin as long as they either errored on the side of just holding or maybe just continually buying, even if it might have been relatively small amounts.   

Surely, the more aggressive investors in bitcoin have historically done better than the whimpy investors even though they would have also had not made the mistakes of overdoing their investment or trading, yet there surely are ways to be aggressive within the parameters of their discretionary income so that they do not end up going beyond their discretionary income in regards to the amount that they invested into bitcoin.

We basically waited for the price of Bitcoin to hit 100K, with many whale Bitcoin holders speculating that the 100K hit is highly likely by the end of 2024. Because the fourth halving has taken place and we are heading towards a bull market very soon, the price of Bitcoin should be on the upside once it hits 100.

So you based your expectations on whales and not even on self-expectation and speculation? That's not so encouraging if I must say. At this point, I urge that you know that no one will know exactly what Bitcoin would do and we are all speculating. Whether whales said it or not, it is not an automatic reason why Bitcoin should or would get to that level, we should all hope for the best in this regard. Fine, Bitcoin halving has helped in the past, nevertheless, what I like to put across to you is that, it actually attracts buyers/investors one way or another which makes it a tradition that Bitcoin halving is helping Bitcoin. But mind you, this tradition often attracted buyers in the past when the price of Bitcoin was low and there was more money to be spared by investors, and also in an encouraging price level and atmosphere.

But now, the price was not only high before this year's halving but it also hit its ATH again and created another ATH of almost $5,000 higher than the previous one ($73,850).

There is always a perception that bitcoin's price is too high, especially by timid folks and those who cannot recognize that when the BTC price goes up it might not correct back down, even if everyone believes it to be "overheated," and historically, we have seen this many times in bitcoin's history where normies were failing/refusing to adequately/sufficiently prepare for up and therefore they end up getting left behind be either not having any BTC or having way too few BTC (so maybe they end up FOMO buying later rather than ongoingly buying, including times like now).

Though many of you might not see this as a big deal, I see it as a factor, an obstacle that could change the narrative. Now, the gist is that enough people, including the so-called whales, have already invested their money, how are we sure there are enough more to be invested?

Of course, there are no guarantees, but largely anyone should both recognize bitcoin as an immature asset (likely less than 1% of the world's population invested), and even when it comes to buying pressures from the ETFs, those ETFs are ONLY coming available to some clients and/or institutions.  So you can read it however you like.. hopefully you are not too overly prepared for down and failing/refusing to sufficiently/adequately prepare for more up, just in case.

And will investors still be so encouraged to invest more at a high price even if they have more money to invest?

Yes.  Maybe not this cycle, but there are going to be buyers at $5 million and above...

And, sure maybe you are making a decent point about buying support needing to keep up with BTC's price move, but I would be surprised to expect that merely because BTC prices went up 2.75x since October 2023 that the BTC price is moving up too fast for buying support to keep up.. But, hey whatever, you can believe whatever you like in regards to whether there are enough buyers keeping the BTC price going up at these prices, in the sub $100k prices in the $120k to $180k prices, in the supra $200k prices or at whatever point that you start to believe that the price is going up too fast and/or that buying support is not keeping up.. and yeah, it is not easy to know in advance, even though I have seen a lot of folks get burned through the years with their theories about buying support not keeping up.. which also seems surprising since we have been spending more than 2 months bouncing between $60k-ish and $73k-ish.. ..

and sure we could end up breaking down from here (which this range is also known as noman's land) since the previous ATH happens to be within the range ($69k)... but no man's land covers about 20% on both sides of the previous ATH, which would be about $55k to $82k.. and so sure, we could end up breaking to the downside.. anything is possible, but there are also no reasons to believe that it won't end up breaking towards the top.. so hopefully you are prepared financially and psychologically for either direction and not just preparing for one direction.

These are the questions we should be asking now to be on the safe side and not emphatically believe it will happen.

Sure.. no one should be emphatic about any of this... yet I hope you are not suggesting that folks should not be prepared for the possibility that $100k could happen and also the possibility that BTC prices could end up ranging between $120k and $180k in 2024 and they could end up going to higher prices in 2025 than they had gone in 2024.. and yeah, sure none of it is guaranteed, but hopefully guys have various plans, and not just under preparing themselves for scenarios (such as Up) that might end up happening.. and we surely have seen that previously including the fact that  around 99% of the world is not adequately prepared for up, so it seems kinds of strange to be suggesting that normies are too prepared for UP when the opposite seems to be the actual set of facts in front of us... with an overwhelming majority of the world's population being either lowcoiners or no coiners (in the ballpark of 99%).

[Sexylizzy2813]

You know is not everyone that's says something and do it exactly the way they said it, in as much as we have holders who calm to hold for a long time we still have those who find it difficult to hold and get past this period when the price of Bitcoin isn't going up as expected especially the ones who just bought, they see this stage as if they don't sell they'll lose it all. And not everyone who have the mind to take risk, don't blame them if they sell too quick, you also have to know that many don't know when to sell or withdraw or hold as the case maybe

What normally lead to such act is due to poor planning, that's why it is always advisable to invest with  cash one can stay without using for long , and that why long-term holding is highly recommended. Because most individuals are fond of going all in with their cash that are meant  for covering expenses inorder to gain more profits, which is wrong because it would only lead to them withdrawing their investment at the wrong time when their investment haven't yield them something good or selling In losses . Because most of these folks mindset are always fixed for short-term investments.

That's one should always make proper planning towards their investment, like setting Aside an emergency funds in able to coverup some expenses while they are holding their Bitcoin in their portfolio, inorder to secure a long and smooth investment (Bitcoin).

Some don't mind if they're having or not all they need is withdraw at least 30% of their start up investment and these always happens when they see Bitcoin price starts dropping they quickly hit the withdraw button, just to be among those who made profit and they buy and repeat the same process all over again.

It is not true.

Just because you believe that there are people out there who are panicking and who are wanting to get back all of their money, there are also people out there who invest an amount that they are ready, willing and able to let ride.

There is a school of thought - let your winners ride.

Not in any way trying to convince you, is something you have to believe but you can't say it doesn't happen for someone to invest and withdraw 30% of what he or she started with. This has nothing to do with panicking is all about not knowing how to go about it in a bright way, we have guys who does this same thing, ok are you trying to say that since the history of Bitcoin till this very moment that no one has ever for ones started with $5000 and ones the price went up that same person do a withdrawal of $5500 or $6500? You can't tell for sure, I know you can't do that doesn't mean someone else where can't and I know it disgust you if you see someone doing that.

[JayJuanGee]

You know is not everyone that's says something and do it exactly the way they said it, in as much as we have holders who calm to hold for a long time we still have those who find it difficult to hold and get past this period when the price of Bitcoin isn't going up as expected especially the ones who just bought, they see this stage as if they don't sell they'll lose it all. And not everyone who have the mind to take risk, don't blame them if they sell too quick, you also have to know that many don't know when to sell or withdraw or hold as the case maybe

What normally lead to such act is due to poor planning, that's why it is always advisable to invest with  cash one can stay without using for long , and that why long-term holding is highly recommended. Because most individuals are fond of going all in with their cash that are meant  for covering expenses inorder to gain more profits, which is wrong because it would only lead to them withdrawing their investment at the wrong time when their investment haven't yield them something good or selling In losses . Because most of these folks mindset are always fixed for short-term investments.

That's one should always make proper planning towards their investment, like setting Aside an emergency funds in able to coverup some expenses while they are holding their Bitcoin in their portfolio, inorder to secure a long and smooth investment (Bitcoin).

Some don't mind if they're having or not all they need is withdraw at least 30% of their start up investment and these always happens when they see Bitcoin price starts dropping they quickly hit the withdraw button, just to be among those who made profit and they buy and repeat the same process all over again.

It is not true.

Just because you believe that there are people out there who are panicking and who are wanting to get back all of their money, there are also people out there who invest an amount that they are ready, willing and able to let ride.

There is a school of thought - let your winners ride.

Not in any way trying to convince you, is something you have to believe but you can't say it doesn't happen for someone to invest and withdraw 30% of what he or she started with.  

Yes... people do all kinds of dumb shit, but I doubt that it is a good idea to be focus on what dumb people do.

The better things is to focus on what each of us should be doing, which is investing at a level that is within our capacities and not panic selling.

but yeah, if you already overinvested, then sometimes you might have to shave some off... but that is to acknowledge that you fucked up in the first place... you can emphasize and empathize with those kinds of folks all that you like, but you are likely going to get push back from others, including yours truly.

This has nothing to do with panicking is all about not knowing how to go about it in a bright way, we have guys who does this same thing, ok are you trying to say that since the history of Bitcoin till this very moment that no one has ever for ones started with $5000 and ones the price went up that same person do a withdrawal of $5500 or $6500?

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

You can't tell for sure, I know you can't do that doesn't mean someone else where can't and I know it disgust you if you see someone doing that.

People can do whatever they like, even dumb things, and if they talk about them as if they are smart things to do, I am not going to agree... and I will actually respond to those kinds of ideas that I consider to be dumb.. Maybe I won't always respond or call them dumb, and so it might depend upon how the ideas are expressed, yet I will likely respond to attempt to clarify matters (or to state my own opinion) whenever it seems to be a good idea (from my own discretion) to respond.

[Justbillywitt]

We have seen a huge swing in the price of Bitcoin in the new year and it has reached an all-time high. Where we can assume that a new ATH has formed in the Bitcoin market and we have seen a new road. As we are currently in the year 2024 and at the beginning we saw the Bitcoin market peaking at $73k. However, currently we can see that the market has moved down slightly after the Bitcoin halving and currently the Bitcoin market is hovering around $63000. However, we can confirm that there is no doubt that the price of Bitcoin will reach $100k and we have seen many other forecasts where various experts and experts have predicted that the price of Bitcoin will reach $150k. The way Bitcoin price is currently going, we can say with certainty that we are going to face a bull market very soon, and then the price of Bitcoin will touch $100k. As the market price of Bitcoin is currently dumping a bit, it will pump up again as it is due to volatility in the market. Anyway now we should buy more bitcoins and hold it for long time and if we can buy and hold bitcoins now then good things are waiting for bull season ahead.

I believe this is your speculation, but then saying that Bitcoin will $100k is a little to obvious, and flat faced if no time frame is added to the speculation and maybe a theory to support why it'll work in that timeframe..

How can you put time frame on something you have no control over? Nobody can accurately tell you for fact when bitcoin will hit the new ATH that everyone is eagerly waiting for, nobody has the power to control the market. We are all speculating. There is no doubt that bitcoin will hit the $100k bench mark this coming bull run take it or leave it but it is something that's going to happen. It looks like it has already been programmed for bitcoin to get to $100k and it is going to happen this bull run, but unfortunately it is not like that halving that the month and day was already determined before it happened. There was a time when $50k sounded like insane, but today when we see $50k it is now a big dip. So relax and follow the trend, but I think I can assure you is that bitcoin will be hitting $100k on or before one year from the last halving date.

[I_Anime]

Yes... people do all kinds of dumb shit, but I doubt that it is a good idea to be focus on what dumb people do.

The better things is to focus on what each of us should be doing, which is investing at a level that is within our capacities and not panic selling.

but yeah, if you already overinvested, then sometimes you might have to shave some off... but that is to acknowledge that you fucked up in the first place... you can emphasize and empathize with those kinds of folks all that you like, but you are likely going to get push back from others, including yours truly.

Exactly, you are so on track sir JJG. One shouldn't focus on mistakes most people usually do when it comes to Investing, e.g like trading with Their Bitcoin, selling their Bitcoin so early due to panicking and other shitty stuff etc. We should focus on what each us should be doing just as sir JJG said . We should invest according to our capacities, know one is telling you the amount you should use when it comes investing in Bitcoin, that's why most time in this forum users always recommend the use of DCA when it comes to Accumulating Bitcoin and that's why you have to spend some years in your accumulation , so that you will have enough time to accumulate or stashed more quantities of bitcoin in yah portfolio as you are holding.

Yeah sometimes we can be aggressive with his Accumulation but without overdoing it , so that he or she won't endup putting their hands in some cash needed to handle some expenses, so that it won't lead to one selling their coins so early inorder to cover some certain expenses.

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

That's true , Because one trading  Bitcoin is like waste of resources and time . Because when one start trading with his Bitcoin he or she has already open more doors for losses , expecially when the use of leverages is involved. So the best thing to do to avoid such from happening is to focus on building yah Bitcoin stash, by holding and accumulating Bitcoin .

[Sir_Garry55]

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I also had that feeling that it will get to $80k and above before the halving because as of then the market price was on a high speed without any barrier, at least it didn't stay at an exact amount for a week or two.
To be sincere with you I don't think the market price is on the positive side, it hasn't been the same since the count down to the halving period, it still doesn't mean that the market price won't get to $70k anytime soon, no but I believe that this week won't showcase a negative sign and before the end of this month those who are holding without patience would keep calm and enjoy Bitcoin price heading towards $80k.

Why would anyone hold without patience?

If they were planning to sell some BTC but they did not, and then the BTC price drops 10-19%, then maybe they should consider buying some more.. .. or yeah, otherwise, they are waiting to sell the next time the BTC price goes up, and hopefully out of their anxiousness (lack of patience) they do not end up selling too many too soon

Too much anxiety and worries of taking profit will lead to lack of patience and selling too much in a short time, forgetting about the benefits of hodling without selling too soon. I think that those that are eager to sell, are those that believe more in selling than hodli. If not I don't see the reason why anyone that have not accumulated a significant amount of bitcoin will be eager to sell at this price level.

This is the best time to buy more Bitcoin, because it might be possible that we will not see this price level till the next bear market. I only care about the price of bitcoin to see when I can take advantage of the price to buy more, and not because I want to sell.

The urge to sell is the typical example of someone who didn't come prepared in setting up his investment because if he had done proper research and evaluation, he or she would have known that this particular period of time is actually a short break for investors to tidy and buckle up in terms of gathering ahead of the supposed bull run at front because like you said this particular price might not be seen again till probably the next bear run and if anything made you sold too early then that means you have missed out and that's why the plan of having an investment for longer term is probably the best option to go with to avoid all drama's of sell, buy, sell ,buy.....

[Marvelockg]

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I also had that feeling that it will get to $80k and above before the halving because as of then the market price was on a high speed without any barrier, at least it didn't stay at an exact amount for a week or two.
To be sincere with you I don't think the market price is on the positive side, it hasn't been the same since the count down to the halving period, it still doesn't mean that the market price won't get to $70k anytime soon, no but I believe that this week won't showcase a negative sign and before the end of this month those who are holding without patience would keep calm and enjoy Bitcoin price heading towards $80k.

Why would anyone hold without patience?

If they were planning to sell some BTC but they did not, and then the BTC price drops 10-19%, then maybe they should consider buying some more.. .. or yeah, otherwise, they are waiting to sell the next time the BTC price goes up, and hopefully out of their anxiousness (lack of patience) they do not end up selling too many too soon

Too much anxiety and worries of taking profit will lead to lack of patience and selling too much in a short time, forgetting about the benefits of hodling without selling too soon. I think that those that are eager to sell, are those that believe more in selling than hodli. If not I don't see the reason why anyone that have not accumulated a significant amount of bitcoin will be eager to sell at this price level.

This is the best time to buy more Bitcoin, because it might be possible that we will not see this price level till the next bear market. I only care about the price of bitcoin to see when I can take advantage of the price to buy more, and not because I want to sell.

The urge to sell is the typical example of someone who didn't come prepared in setting up his investment because if he had done proper research and evaluation, he or she would have known that this particular period of time is actually a short break for investors to tidy and buckle up in terms of gathering ahead of the supposed bull run at front because like you said this particular price might not be seen again till probably the next bear run and if anything made you sold too early then that means you have missed out and that's why the plan of having an investment for longer term is probably the best option to go with to avoid all drama's of sell, buy, sell ,buy.....

you tend to misunderstand the whole essence of investing for the long run and the fact that the majority of people in this thread tend to kick against selling at certain point along your accumilation phase. You are not just investing just so you can sell in the bull run, if that's the case, somany persons that are still holding there Bitcoin till now would have sold thier Bitcoin long ago. As an early investor, the word sell should not be your close friend you should always talk about. Even when Bitcoin gets to $100k, it's not still right to sell off your Bitcoin because you started buying when Bitcoin is at $60k or so.

Some Earlier Bitcoin holders that sold thier Bitcoin at those times bitcoin got to $10k might have thought they made the wise decision and that they are in good profit, and certainly, some might have actually made some profit out of it but looking at the curernt Bitcoin price at the moment, what do you think will possibly be going through there minds? The whole take is that it's not right to sell before or during the bull run if you know what the term investment really connots. Even those in real estate understand how fast the value of thier housing asset appreciate overtime and wouldn't want to sell there estate just because it has had even up to a 10x appreciation in it worth. And the reason is because they know that for the housing business, the value of houses and lands increase with respect time but when it comes to bitcoin investment, the worrh of your Bitcoin increases with respect to the quantity of Bitcoin you've accumulated overtime and how much increase the value of Bitcoin has hard over such period of time and that's why taking even a small part of your holding will serve to reduce to quantity of your stack thereby reducing how profitable your investment will lool like in the long run.

[letteredhub]

I also feel that is because of fear even if they have enough to make use of outside from the investment money, these set of people have already set their mind on getting it small and you hear something like "slow and steady wins the race", thats because they started with that mindset and no amount of advise you give that would change that thinking, whenever you ask for emergency funds they have it more than you can think of but they find it hard to lose even if is ½ a penny, these guys are just greedy or should I say stingy?🤔

Tell those set of people next time to see them that they are either lying or have no clue of the real meaning of "slow and steady wins the race", any investor that understands the true meaning of that phrase will know very well on how to utilize the DCA investment strategy with bitcoin for a long term profitability. Am sure that there are some persons that are not born investor while some  have no thorough idea of what mindset an investor should possess. If they really want to make profit in bitcoin then they must have a percentage of bitcoin investment they are willing to buy and hold and can afford to lose under a long term plan.

[Cryptoprincess101]

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

That's true , Because one trading  Bitcoin is like waste of resources and time . Because when one start trading with his Bitcoin he or she has already open more doors for losses , expecially when the use of leverages is involved. So the best thing to do to avoid such from happening is to focus on building yah Bitcoin stash, by holding and accumulating Bitcoin .

Trading Bitcoin is just almost same as trading or selling your most valuable assets in life because you will find out that you may not be able to afford buying it back again and even if you buy it again you will buy at a price higher than the amount you sold it. Bitcoin is a valuable asset that if you trade it you may run losses, let's consider a scenario where you buy Bitcoin when the price was $50k and sold at $70k yeah you have made some profits then let's assume the price dip to $60k and you are anticipating the price to reach like $90k before you resell again and unfortunately after you buy the price starts experiencing massive dip up to $30k and due to fear and anxiety of losing everything you now decide to sell at that price haven't you incurred losses? this is the reason why trading Bitcoin is not advisable.

We should understand that Bitcoin being a volatile asset, even if you buy at a dip and the price dips further since you are holding for a long term, the price will definitely bounce back and surpass the rate by which you bought it with and your profits will be secured.

[Stablexcoin]

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

As a bitcoin investor you are expected to hodl for a long time so you can see the desired profits. The hodling is not for some kind of special people or there are those that have this special ability to hodl bitcoin. Every investors of bitcoin should be in it for the long time too. That's why before you make your decision to invest in bitcoin you should have put other machineries in place to make sure that your portfolio are not tampered with. The $100k is inevitable the signs are all there and just waiting for the right moment to manifest, don't panic and sell your bitcoin. The decision to hold your bitcoin without panicking lies with you. Buy your desired volume of bitcoin and remove your eyes off the market, this will help you to avoid any form of panicking.

It is not compulsory for an investor to hodl. Investment is a self decision and how you choose to go about your investment all depends on the investors. So no book or theory says it is compulsory for an investor to hodl his bitcoin for long if not they won't be on any profit or the investment would not yield. Long-term holding of bitcoin started when people started investing their bitcoin in other to fight against inflation The idea was that instead of saving their money in cash they could put the money in bitcoin to retain its value. Since it works perfectly for those persons they decided to preach this strategy  to people and convinced the audience that is the best way of going about bitcoin.

[JayJuanGee]

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

That's true , Because one trading  Bitcoin is like waste of resources and time . Because when one start trading with his Bitcoin he or she has already open more doors for losses , expecially when the use of leverages is involved. So the best thing to do to avoid such from happening is to focus on building yah Bitcoin stash, by holding and accumulating Bitcoin .

It could be that I was a bit overly harsh on the idea of trading, and I think part of my issue with folks thinking that they can trade bitcoin, is that ultimately it takes higher level skills (and perhaps some luck too), as compared to more straight forward long term accumulation and holding strategies.

Sure people can make money from trading, and they can even set their trades up in such a way that they will not lose (effectively betting both directions), but it still is not any kind of a practice that anyone should come to bitcoin and presume that they would do better from trading rather than employing some kind of a long term accumulation strategy.

Another thing is that guys likely able to buy BTC at all kinds of various prices, and then lock in their profits, and sure, with those kinds of practices, they would clearly be making profits; however, many times it is questionable whether those kinds of selling for short term profits practices are going to come even close to a practice that largely involves ongoing buying and holding of BTC.

After this Bitcoin halving Bitcoin price is not increasing as we expected, Bitcoin price going to 100k won't be very easy. We may have to wait a long time for this. But at the moment, those who can hold without panic are the only ones who can benefit. Bitcoin has always been a currency of this high potential. So you can fully trust and hold Bitcoin.

As a bitcoin investor you are expected to hodl for a long time so you can see the desired profits. The hodling is not for some kind of special people or there are those that have this special ability to hodl bitcoin. Every investors of bitcoin should be in it for the long time too. That's why before you make your decision to invest in bitcoin you should have put other machineries in place to make sure that your portfolio are not tampered with. The $100k is inevitable the signs are all there and just waiting for the right moment to manifest, don't panic and sell your bitcoin. The decision to hold your bitcoin without panicking lies with you. Buy your desired volume of bitcoin and remove your eyes off the market, this will help you to avoid any form of panicking.

It is not compulsory for an investor to hodl. Investment is a self decision and how you choose to go about your investment all depends on the investors. So no book or theory says it is compulsory for an investor to hodl his bitcoin for long if not they won't be on any profit or the investment would not yield. Long-term holding of bitcoin started when people started investing their bitcoin in other to fight against inflation The idea was that instead of saving their money in cash they could put the money in bitcoin to retain its value. Since it works perfectly for those persons they decided to preach this strategy  to people and convinced the audience that is the best way of going about bitcoin.

Of course, any person can invest in bitcoin in any way that they like, including that they have freedom to sell any time that they like, including at various times that they perceive their profits to be good and also they might conclude that there are chances that they will be able to buy back more bitcoin than they sold at a lower price.

There are many examples of those people in history who sold too many bitcoin too soon, so there is no need to convince you about what might be the better of practices.  You can decide for yourself if you believe that long term BTC accumulation might be valuable to you, including considering your particular 9 factors, in order to attempt to figure out how to go about BTC accumulation and whether to treat bitcoin as an investment, a trade and/or gambling.. and surely there are ways to combine practices, too..

There probably is some truth to the matter that guys will tend to share ideas from their own perspective, and surely each of us is responsible for coming to our own conclusions in regards to what we believe might work for us and putting our ideas into practice, and no one is going to bail any of us out if we end up screwing up.

[cxtreenal]

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

That's true , Because one trading  Bitcoin is like waste of resources and time . Because when one start trading with his Bitcoin he or she has already open more doors for losses , expecially when the use of leverages is involved. So the best thing to do to avoid such from happening is to focus on building yah Bitcoin stash, by holding and accumulating Bitcoin .

Trading Bitcoin is just almost same as trading or selling your most valuable assets in life because you will find out that you may not be able to afford buying it back again and even if you buy it again you will buy at a price higher than the amount you sold it. Bitcoin is a valuable asset that if you trade it you may run losses, let's consider a scenario where you buy Bitcoin when the price was $50k and sold at $70k yeah you have made some profits then let's assume the price dip to $60k and you are anticipating the price to reach like $90k before you resell again and unfortunately after you buy the price starts experiencing massive dip up to $30k and due to fear and anxiety of losing everything you now decide to sell at that price haven't you incurred losses? this is the reason why trading Bitcoin is not advisable.

We should understand that Bitcoin being a volatile asset, even if you buy at a dip and the price dips further since you are holding for a long term, the price will definitely bounce back and surpass the rate by which you bought it with and your profits will be secured.

Observe the contrast of short-term or trading business with Bitcoin investment. Proper management of your assets is your sole responsibility and increases risk in investing in the hope of short-term gains. Exposure to your weak investment plan trading business should be a strong long-term bitcoin investment. Where your investment is uninterrupted and continuous in all emergency situations. There's a way to maintain control over your holdings and protect your investments midway, plus a few percentage points buying BTC monthly or weekly. Spread it among your bitcoin stacks. Buy as much as you can at preferred dips and secure your holdings for the long term as dips will not return again and again. If you think it will come back again and again then you might be wrong. So it is better to get yourself out of the trap of short-term trading.

[I_Anime]

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

That's true , Because one trading  Bitcoin is like waste of resources and time . Because when one start trading with his Bitcoin he or she has already open more doors for losses , expecially when the use of leverages is involved. So the best thing to do to avoid such from happening is to focus on building yah Bitcoin stash, by holding and accumulating Bitcoin .

Trading Bitcoin is just almost same as trading or selling your most valuable assets in life because you will find out that you may not be able to afford buying it back again and even if you buy it again you will buy at a price higher than the amount you sold it. Bitcoin is a valuable asset that if you trade it you may run losses, let's consider a scenario where you buy Bitcoin when the price was $50k and sold at $70k yeah you have made some profits then let's assume the price dip to $60k and you are anticipating the price to reach like $90k before you resell again and unfortunately after you buy the price starts experiencing massive dip up to $30k and due to fear and anxiety of losing everything you now decide to sell at that price haven't you incurred losses? this is the reason why trading Bitcoin is not advisable.

We should understand that Bitcoin being a volatile asset, even if you buy at a dip and the price dips further since you are holding for a long term, the price will definitely bounce back and surpass the rate by which you bought it with and your profits will be secured.

That's why selling one investment or holding is never the right call to make, even when you are in the point of having enough Bitcoin, but one can take some profit from their investment or holding (without selling the whole investment)  when they have gotten to such point of having enough Bitcoin Stash, because most time one won't be able to buy back at that cheap rate they purchased before . For instance when the price was around $10k alot of folks sold theirs with the sole aim of buying back if the price experience a massive dip, but at the end it move in an opposite direction surging massively. And now the chances of Bitcoin hitting $10k or going below it is damn lowwwwww.  

Observe the contrast of short-term or trading business with Bitcoin investment. Proper management of your assets is your sole responsibility and increases risk in investing in the hope of short-term gains. Exposure to your weak investment plan trading business should be a strong long-term bitcoin investment. Where your investment is uninterrupted and continuous in all emergency situations. There's a way to maintain control over your holdings and protect your investments midway, plus a few percentage points buying BTC monthly or weekly. Spread it among your bitcoin stacks. Buy as much as you can at preferred dips and secure your holdings for the long term as dips will not return again and again. If you think it will come back again and again then you might be wrong. So it is better to get yourself out of the trap of short-term trading

One can still earn from trading, but IMO is better to still have some Bitcoin stash to be in a safer side. And trading not actually for everyone that why most time we prefer recommending holding , because everyone can partake in it with proper planning and all that.

[letteredhub]

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

That's true , Because one trading  Bitcoin is like waste of resources and time . Because when one start trading with his Bitcoin he or she has already open more doors for losses , expecially when the use of leverages is involved. So the best thing to do to avoid such from happening is to focus on building yah Bitcoin stash, by holding and accumulating Bitcoin .

It could be that I was a bit overly harsh on the idea of trading, and I think part of my issue with folks thinking that they can trade bitcoin, is that ultimately it takes higher level skills (and perhaps some luck too), as compared to more straight forward long term accumulation and holding strategies.

Sure people can make money from trading, and they can even set their trades up in such a way that they will not lose (effectively betting both directions), but it still is not any kind of a practice that anyone should come to bitcoin and presume that they would do better from trading rather than employing some kind of a long term accumulation strategy.

JJG, you have just reminded me of a conversation with a trader friend sometime ago, where he maintained that bitcoin is suitable and profitable for long time holding best instead of trading but many crypto users are yet to know this difference,and that altcoins are what traders should rather cast their focus on as a result of their unreliable nature they are better off for trading which happens to be something of short shot if they can bear the risk of alts.

[Troytech]

And buying to much at this hight price would end up increasing your overall buying average especially if your using DCA cause you would be buying up the trend and the best way to balance this out is to also buy as much during lower prices.

So then there could be some questions regarding whether newbies might be able to employ more than one plan at a time, or whether they might have to get their initial stake in BTC, and maybe the guy who has absolutely no other investments, and he can only afford to invest between $20 and $40 per week, and maybe he might have another $10 to $20 that he might be able to either throw in on weeks that he believes the BTC price is low, or he is just saving an extra $10 to $20 per week to buy on dips, so it is not really clear if he is advantaged by saving the extra $10 to $20 on the side or just adding it to the $20-$40 amount that he is already investing every week...

Frequently, I personally would be suggesting that as long as the newbie is buying every week, then maybe he might attempt to strategize his buys within the week to try to get them on dips within the week, but he may well be better off just spending whatever he has available every week, instead of holding back some amounts to prepare for dips.. but maybe after he has been already engaging in those kinds of strategies to invest $20 to $60 per week (adding in the extra part of the range of how much he has available per week), then after a year or two of doing that, then maybe he can start to tailor his practices, and even now, if the BTC prices goes shooting up to $200k or higher in 2024 or even $400k or higher in 2025, there may be some points in which a person might choose to not invest as aggressively and to hold back some of his weekly allowance amounts for possible dips.. but yeah in these price territories and maybe anything below $120k would not necessarily justify any needs to hold back depending on how much a person is able to get in and if he is continuing to earn an income, the money is still coming in, the $20-$60 per week and so the decision is whether to just keep on buying or whether to hold any of that back to be able to buy on dips that might happen (outside of his weekly buys - or even skip some weekly buys)... and I surely cannot really say what would be the best thing to do, and sometimes there can be some advantage in investing all of the authorized amount right away, and other times there could become some advantages in holding some of that back and allowing it to build up until some dips happen.

Preparing for more than one plan at a time might not be so hard for newbies to employ especially for those coming in with huge capital or higher income that can easily handle saving some extra in their reserves for buying on dips especially when still buying aggressively in up trends of the Market, but the complications come for those with lower income that are still handling 20$-60$ weekly investment. 

Personally I agree with your advice cause some investors that just started months or less than 2 years ago with such little money going into bitcoin should have less concern about trying to hold some amount back to buy on dips and in some cases we know that waiting to buy might turn to have some disadvantage, so it's better they just continue buying on a weekly basis and at most try to make those purchases during dips that may happen in the week.

Using the current price range of bitcoin to demonstrate, we know that bitcoin has been consolidating within 66k to 62k for a while now and if I were to be a newbie on that situation, I can just try to invest when the price is within the range of 64k-62k to be at a better buying advantage, but some persons have a fixed time to receive their income and might not be able to meet up with those dip on time, the best thign is to keep buying and yeah I thinks its also possible to set buying price on some exchanges.

[AirtelBuzz]

JJG, you have just reminded me of a conversation with a trader friend sometime ago, where he maintained that bitcoin is suitable and profitable for long time holding best instead of trading but many crypto users are yet to know this difference,

No matter who you take advice from when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, everyone will advise you to invest in Bitcoin for the long term. Because not everyone can buy a large amount of Bitcoins, they want to stretch their investment for a long period of time so that they can accumulate small chunks that will eventually turn into large chunks. And you say some people may not know the difference between long term investment and short term investment yet but I think those who have reviewed this thread well on Buy the DIP, and HODL must have known about this difference and even they have come to know how Bitcoin is long termmust keep.

[Cryptoprincess101]

Trading Bitcoin is just almost same as trading or selling your most valuable assets in life because you will find out that you may not be able to afford buying it back again and even if you buy it again you will buy at a price higher than the amount you sold it. Bitcoin is a valuable asset that if you trade it you may run losses, let's consider a scenario where you buy Bitcoin when the price was $50k and sold at $70k yeah you have made some profits then let's assume the price dip to $60k and you are anticipating the price to reach like $90k before you resell again and unfortunately after you buy the price starts experiencing massive dip up to $30k and due to fear and anxiety of losing everything you now decide to sell at that price haven't you incurred losses? this is the reason why trading Bitcoin is not advisable.

We should understand that Bitcoin being a volatile asset, even if you buy at a dip and the price dips further since you are holding for a long term, the price will definitely bounce back and surpass the rate by which you bought it with and your profits will be secured.

That's why selling one investment or holding is never the right call to make even when you are in the point of having enough Bitcoin, but one can take some profit from their investment or holding (without selling the whole investment)  when they have gotten to such point of having enough Bitcoin Stash, because most time one won't be able to buy back at that cheap rate they purchased before . For instance when the price was around $10k alot of folks sold theirs with the sole aim of buying back if the price experience a massive dip, but at the end it move in an opposite direction surging massively. And now the chances of Bitcoin hitting $10k or going below it is damn lowwwwww.  

It is not as if you shouldn't sell your holdings but let it be at a time that it has yielded good fruits and selling off everything is not a good idea, you know there is not way we can HODL forever because if you hodl without selling to also equip yourself with some real life investments why still hodling some part of your stashes. Normally, investments are full of risk and any investor that have a proper knowledge of how investments work will know that there are times when you make losses but that doesn't mean your investment goals have been defeated. If you must sell your holdings let it be that you have acquired in large quantity such that even if you are not able to keep buying again, the stashes you've got can serve as long as you wish to hodl.

[laijsica]

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

That's true , Because one trading  Bitcoin is like waste of resources and time . Because when one start trading with his Bitcoin he or she has already open more doors for losses , expecially when the use of leverages is involved. So the best thing to do to avoid such from happening is to focus on building yah Bitcoin stash, by holding and accumulating Bitcoin .

It could be that I was a bit overly harsh on the idea of trading, and I think part of my issue with folks thinking that they can trade bitcoin, is that ultimately it takes higher level skills (and perhaps some luck too), as compared to more straight forward long term accumulation and holding strategies.

Sure people can make money from trading, and they can even set their trades up in such a way that they will not lose (effectively betting both directions), but it still is not any kind of a practice that anyone should come to bitcoin and presume that they would do better from trading rather than employing some kind of a long term accumulation strategy.

JJG, you have just reminded me of a conversation with a trader friend sometime ago, where he maintained that bitcoin is suitable and profitable for long time holding best instead of trading but many crypto users are yet to know this difference,and that altcoins are what traders should rather cast their focus on as a result of their unreliable nature they are better off for trading which happens to be something of short shot if they can bear the risk of alts.

Investing in short shot is a great gamble for you because you can take a profit temporarily but at the end of the year your margin is at risk. There are more reasons - you are not always getting your investment at the dips price or the desired price due to which you will not always get profit, uncertain. When you hold bitcoins for a long period of time, you can expect a large bitcoin pile at the end of a fractional weekly or monthly payout. Keep running until the fractions are full and you can get double or triple the size of the long-term holdings compared to trading it.The difference between short-term and long-term investing and its type is a unique experience that you will find during the realization. The only risk involved in pulling your holdings up to target and increasing savings is the trading business.

[Awak Bambi]

No matter who you take advice from when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, everyone will advise you to invest in Bitcoin for the long term. Because not everyone can buy a large amount of Bitcoins, they want to stretch their investment for a long period of time so that they can accumulate small chunks that will eventually turn into large chunks. And you say some people may not know the difference between long term investment and short term investment yet but I think those who have reviewed this thread well on Buy the DIP, and HODL must have known about this difference and even they have come to know how Bitcoin is long termmust keep.

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

[Zackz5000]

No matter who you take advice from when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, everyone will advise you to invest in Bitcoin for the long term. Because not everyone can buy a large amount of Bitcoins, they want to stretch their investment for a long period of time so that they can accumulate small chunks that will eventually turn into large chunks. And you say some people may not know the difference between long term investment and short term investment yet but I think those who have reviewed this thread well on Buy the DIP, and HODL must have known about this difference and even they have come to know how Bitcoin is long termmust keep.

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

I will disagree with you by saying Bitcoin investment is not a difficult thing. Bitcoin investment is a risky investment with high volatility expecially when you buy and hodl for a short term, and one also need to have some basic knowledge about Bitcoin investment before wanting to invest in it remember that what we don't know is always difficult compare to what we know.

[buwaytress]

It could be that I was a bit overly harsh on the idea of trading, and I think part of my issue with folks thinking that they can trade bitcoin, is that ultimately it takes higher level skills (and perhaps some luck too), as compared to more straight forward long term accumulation and holding strategies.

Sure people can make money from trading, and they can even set their trades up in such a way that they will not lose (effectively betting both directions), but it still is not any kind of a practice that anyone should come to bitcoin and presume that they would do better from trading rather than employing some kind of a long term accumulation strategy.

I've only met maybe a handful of trading people and they're really not into convincing others to trade, nor do they ever talk about how profitable it is. If anything, they have their day jobs, and trading is, while technical and time-consuming, a serious hobby at most (but one that takes up a majority of their time).

People don't realise how vulnerable they are to greed (for lack of a more PC term) when trading, and just how easy it is to lose sight of objectives and treat trading as a roulette wheel.

Lately, been seeing some posts even dumping on plain old DCA but I don't get why anyone would rubbish on ironclad accumulation.

[justinlamode]

No matter who you take advice from when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, everyone will advise you to invest in Bitcoin for the long term. Because not everyone can buy a large amount of Bitcoins, they want to stretch their investment for a long period of time so that they can accumulate small chunks that will eventually turn into large chunks. And you say some people may not know the difference between long term investment and short term investment yet but I think those who have reviewed this thread well on Buy the DIP, and HODL must have known about this difference and even they have come to know how Bitcoin is long termmust keep.

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence

This mindset of thinking that one need to have so much money before investing in Bitcoin have ben my worst mistake. What this did to me was that instead of investing my little capital into Bitcoin, I decided to trade with the hope that the profit I made from trading will be big before I can then buy Bitcoin and HODL. Unfortunately, I lost a lot of money and wasted a lot of time. The painful thing is that I missed buying Bitcoin at very low prices even if with those money I put into trading which I thought were too small to be invested into Bitcoin. There are still people with this mindset that want to buy big quantity of Bitcoin at once without knowing that they can actually buy in small quantity and somehow make it a regular pattern. Then I would have comfortably been able to invest $50 weekly and still live comfortably but I blew that chance because I wanted to buy 1BTC or something closed to that at once.

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

Bitcoin investment is a risky investment with high volatility expecially when you buy and hodl for a short term, and one also need to have some basic knowledge about Bitcoin investment before wanting to invest in it remember that what we don't know is always difficult compare to what we know.

The volatility of Bitcoin does not present any risk for real investors that want to hold Bitcoin for long time. It is only traders that worry about the volatility of Bitcoin because they buy, set stop loss and hope that price move to their take profit. Bitcoin being a volatile asset most times hit their stop loss before continuing to move in the direction it wants to move. When talking about investment, it would have been better to remove trading from it and concentrate on long time HODLers, and you will see that Bitcoin is not even as risky as most people think it is.

[STT]

Before we get to 100k we should be worrying about 50k first.   BTC price action right is seriously challenging the walls its stayed within for the last few months.

Breaking out of range downwards is going to quickly put 50k pricing on the horizon.  Im used to BTC doing whatever it feels like so even a spike down to 30k is on my radar and I accept that volatility as part of the game we're in.

  If people want 100k be ready to handle the storm that comes challenging us downwards also, both are possible and right now you want to put these dreams higher away safely for another day because a rough pullback is not indicating us higher any time soon.  I reckon rough and uneven ground is where we tread until autumn tbh.

[Miles2006]

No matter who you take advice from when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, everyone will advise you to invest in Bitcoin for the long term. Because not everyone can buy a large amount of Bitcoins, they want to stretch their investment for a long period of time so that they can accumulate small chunks that will eventually turn into large chunks. And you say some people may not know the difference between long term investment and short term investment yet but I think those who have reviewed this thread well on Buy the DIP, and HODL must have known about this difference and even they have come to know how Bitcoin is long termmust keep.

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

At this point, not everyone is interested in financial capability but rather everyone want to invest using the little or big in what ever way but they still maintain their investment perfectly, in the consent of not being aggressive for newbies or low income earners it's best they accumulate during an early stage and still acquire bitcoin knowledge gradually at the same time, in what ever area including bitcoin investment field practice makes perfect so it's left for everyone acquiring this knowledge to practice and from my view an investor don't necessary need a huge capital before purchasing bitcoin besides this is actually an advantage for newly investors who don't necessary need huge capital to buy. Dca should be the first strategy one should experience cause from my thought, if accumulating all at once might cause distraction like looking at the price of bitcoin now. Who knows if a newbie who bought using the lump sum strategy will be regretting now somewhere when there's no need to panic but it's obvious they've not gotten solid knowledge

[Notalony]

No matter who you take advice from when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, everyone will advise you to invest in Bitcoin for the long term. Because not everyone can buy a large amount of Bitcoins, they want to stretch their investment for a long period of time so that they can accumulate small chunks that will eventually turn into large chunks. And you say some people may not know the difference between long term investment and short term investment yet but I think those who have reviewed this thread well on Buy the DIP, and HODL must have known about this difference and even they have come to know how Bitcoin is long termmust keep.

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

I will disagree with you by saying Bitcoin investment is not a difficult thing. Bitcoin investment is a risky investment with high volatility expecially when you buy and hodl for a short term, and one also need to have some basic knowledge about Bitcoin investment before wanting to invest in it remember that what we don't know is always difficult compare to what we know.

 @zackz5000, If only I get you correctly, your naratives are more like spreading negative information about Bitcoin investment. Bitcoin investment doesn't seem to be difficult with the little that I know, what may make it difficult is only the manner at which you approach Bitcoin investment and the level of your preparedness in terms of most importantly your  financial situation, and your psychology towards Bitcoin investment, Bitcoin is best in performance if only it is viewed on a long term plan which gives you the opportunity of having enough time working towards achieving your investment goals and objectives by making amendments where and when necessary as you are working your way up, buying Bitcoin for short term profits is very risky compared to long term, anyone thinking about Bitcoin investment should also be thinking about long term. However, speaking about Bitcoin being volatile, it is no longer new that volatility is a characteristic of Bitcoin which is not a problem for those buying for a long term plan such that with your dca strategy you mitigates the short term market fluctuations by making purchases on different intervals irrespective of the price by averaging losses by so doing either weekly or monthly, while those that buys Bitcoin for short term panic or complain about volatility those for long term takes advantage of it by buying more Bitcoin in to their bags in other to have a reasonable size of Bitcoin. The truth is that Bitcoin investment is not as risky as some people thinks what maters most is your approach towards your investment, although there is no 100% guarantee.

[stomachgrowls]

Before we get to 100k we should be worrying about 50k first.   BTC price action right is seriously challenging the walls its stayed within for the last few months.

Breaking out of range downwards is going to quickly put 50k pricing on the horizon.  Im used to BTC doing whatever it feels like so even a spike down to 30k is on my radar and I accept that volatility as part of the game we're in.

  If people want 100k be ready to handle the storm that comes challenging us downwards also, both are possible and right now you want to put these dreams higher away safely for another day because a rough pullback is not indicating us higher any time soon.  I reckon rough and uneven ground is where we tread until autumn tbh.

Why would worry if that 50k or whatever the possible bottom would be to be an opportunity for you to accumulate more? The only ones who would really be worrying is into those noobs who do really believe and wanting for the price to shoot up into the moon on the time that they had invested without even trying to look at on how this market works or behaves in the first place. If you do know on how market works and behaves then you wont really be having this kind of impression and mindset whenever the market would really be having this kind of correction or decrease in price. It wont be called a market in the first place if it wont really be having such movement. $100k is inevitable but just like been said that it wont really be that a smooth sail ride. We wont really be getting there overnight.

We do have so called market trend and market cycle on which everything could really be that depending into tons of factors and this is why as a trader or investor then you should
that prepared yourself that well because this market is really that something cant be handled precisely.

[AirtelBuzz]

No matter who you take advice from when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, everyone will advise you to invest in Bitcoin for the long term. Because not everyone can buy a large amount of Bitcoins, they want to stretch their investment for a long period of time so that they can accumulate small chunks that will eventually turn into large chunks. And you say some people may not know the difference between long term investment and short term investment yet but I think those who have reviewed this thread well on Buy the DIP, and HODL must have known about this difference and even they have come to know how Bitcoin is long termmust keep.

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

I assume investing in bitcoin is not difficult right now but growing and maintaining our bitcoin investment properly is what is difficult for us. One of your points is reasonable that investing in Bitcoin requires sufficient money or capital. When we invest bitcoins if we don't have money or enough capital we won't be able to continue our investment properly so it is important to have a source of income before investing bitcoins. Focusing on the source of income before investing in bitcoins is necessary why there are many people who do not have a source of income who invest in bitcoins and sell their investments when they need money.

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I will disagree with you by saying Bitcoin investment is not a difficult thing. Bitcoin investment is a risky investment with high volatility expecially when you buy and hodl for a short term, and one also need to have some basic knowledge about Bitcoin investment before wanting to invest in it remember that what we don't know is always difficult compare to what we know.

All investments involve risk, be it more or less, one should invest with the mindset of dealing with risk before investing. Of all the coins in the crypto world, investing in Bitcoin is the least risky and makes the most sense if your investment is long-term. Investing in bitcoins in short term is also profitable but for this you need to buy a lot of bitcoins. In short-term investments, the less bitcoins you buy, the less you will gain, while in short-term investments, the more bitcoins you buy, the more you will gain.

[Marvelockg]

Trading Bitcoin is just almost same as trading or selling your most valuable assets in life because you will find out that you may not be able to afford buying it back again and even if you buy it again you will buy at a price higher than the amount you sold it. Bitcoin is a valuable asset that if you trade it you may run losses, let's consider a scenario where you buy Bitcoin when the price was $50k and sold at $70k yeah you have made some profits then let's assume the price dip to $60k and you are anticipating the price to reach like $90k before you resell again and unfortunately after you buy the price starts experiencing massive dip up to $30k and due to fear and anxiety of losing everything you now decide to sell at that price haven't you incurred losses? this is the reason why trading Bitcoin is not advisable.

We should understand that Bitcoin being a volatile asset, even if you buy at a dip and the price dips further since you are holding for a long term, the price will definitely bounce back and surpass the rate by which you bought it with and your profits will be secured.

That's why selling one investment or holding is never the right call to make even when you are in the point of having enough Bitcoin, but one can take some profit from their investment or holding (without selling the whole investment)  when they have gotten to such point of having enough Bitcoin Stash, because most time one won't be able to buy back at that cheap rate they purchased before . For instance when the price was around $10k alot of folks sold theirs with the sole aim of buying back if the price experience a massive dip, but at the end it move in an opposite direction surging massively. And now the chances of Bitcoin hitting $10k or going below it is damn lowwwwww.  

It is not as if you shouldn't sell your holdings but let it be at a time that it has yielded good fruits and selling off everything is not a good idea, you know there is not way we can HODL forever because if you hodl without selling to also equip yourself with some real life investments why still hodling some part of your stashes. Normally, investments are full of risk and any investor that have a proper knowledge of how investments work will know that there are times when you make losses but that doesn't mean your investment goals have been defeated. If you must sell your holdings let it be that you have acquired in large quantity such that even if you are not able to keep buying again, the stashes you've got can serve as long as you wish to hodl.

no one is suggesting that you've got to HODL forever and doing that will mean you are enslaving your funds or more likely that you're being unreasonable with your investment. planning is very necessary as you continue stacking your Bitcoin because at the end of the day, you've got to make plans regarding your exit from the system and there is no way you won't take your profit at a certain time but what's the issue is talking about taking your profit when you've not built a good portfolio in the first place.

Every one has an exit plan and it could range from making plans like; I will DCA for a period of 10 years, during which I should have been able to stack up at least $48k worth of Bitcoin (that's if you're DCAing $100 per week). By then I should have finished everything about studies and started up a small family of my own and if the needs comes up to execute a particular project I have longed planned for, I will be certain to have gathered the financial resource that I need to executing that project  from my compounded stack and if that's my accumulation goal, I might as well sell at such point and use it to fulfilling those dreams I have. even after DCAing for the said 10 years, you've got to ask yourself the question if it's necessary to take up your holding after such timeframe and depending on the individual involved, your investment plan can be as low as 4 years or even 20 years but as you continue in your stacking and as events unfold in the Bitcoin ecosystem, you should be in the best position to know if you HODL for 4,10 or 20 years.  at the end of the day, investing into Bitcoin isn't to enslave your funds so you don't need to use it at all, it even gets beautiful when you are able to live a fulfilled life in the future from the proceeds of your Bitcoin investment rather than being in a haste to sell now because you have a slight profit out of it. Everyone has his plan and regardless of the advice you get here, you've got to what works best for you depending on the peculiarity of your situation but what's a general situation that is common is that having the thought of selling your holding when you ought to be stacking more Bitcoin is a bad mentality that needs to be fixed if you have an intention of building up a good portfolio in the long run.

[wmaurik]

JJG, you have just reminded me of a conversation with a trader friend sometime ago, where he maintained that bitcoin is suitable and profitable for long time holding best instead of trading but many crypto users are yet to know this difference,and that altcoins are what traders should rather cast their focus on as a result of their unreliable nature they are better off for trading which happens to be something of short shot if they can bear the risk of alts.

If you already know about how Bitcoin is valued and will continue to have a fairly high value in the future, you should place a greater focus on Bitcoin in particular without thinking about throwing it into trading for any reason. Because Bitcoin is indeed more suitable for long-term storage as a valuable asset, but if you want to trade to find a profit at any market moment, I don't think it would be wrong for you to do it with altcoins because basically altcoins are much more worthy of being thrown into the market as long as you still want to store Bitcoin as best as possible.

I will disagree with you by saying Bitcoin investment is not a difficult thing. Bitcoin investment is a risky investment with high volatility expecially when you buy and hodl for a short term, and one also need to have some basic knowledge about Bitcoin investment before wanting to invest in it remember that what we don't know is always difficult compare to what we know.

Currently, Bitcoin is considered and viewed very well by many investors as a pretty good investment in the long term, so if you are still thinking about the risks of owning Bitcoin in the short term, it still reflects that you don't have a broader mindset for Bitcoin because your mind is still quite short. For now, I think there is nothing difficult to find out as long as someone has the will to find out for themselves by continuing to spend time and a high desire to learn about Bitcoin so that someone can have a high desire to invest in Bitcoin. And if for you investing in Bitcoin is still quite difficult for reasons of risk, this actually shows that you still don't have the courage to make your own decision by investing in Bitcoin which has generally been proven to be very good so far.

[teamsherry]

No matter who you take advice from when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, everyone will advise you to invest in Bitcoin for the long term. Because not everyone can buy a large amount of Bitcoins, they want to stretch their investment for a long period of time so that they can accumulate small chunks that will eventually turn into large chunks. And you say some people may not know the difference between long term investment and short term investment yet but I think those who have reviewed this thread well on Buy the DIP, and HODL must have known about this difference and even they have come to know how Bitcoin is long termmust keep.

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

Hello awak bambi, I don't think you are right about it been so necessary that anyone must have sufficient capital to have confidence or do well with bitcoin, you can start to invest with even little capital as little as 10$ into bitcoin using the DCA strategy and think about it in trying to stack up bitcoin little by little over the time, let's say that I'm earning as low as 50$ per week and I want to invest in bitcoin and after I'm able to do my calculations and realise my disposable income I can decide to invest that amount in bitcoin that week, what matters more when using the DCA method is remaining consistent in buying bitcoin and that way you can end having a good stash in bitcoin.

It's mostly preferd that we invest in bitcoin with a time line of up to 4-10 years, and lests consider the first five years of someone that is investing with 10$ on a weekly basis into bitcoin, he should have invested about 520$ for his first year and 2600$ for his first five years, at this point he woudl be better off than someone who waited to first get a very huge income before starting to invest, let's assume two persons that both know about bitcoin 10 years back and one decided to start accumulating with the little he had and the other waited for 6 years to have a job promotion before starting to invest in bitcoin, which of both would have a bigger stash of bitcoin in the 10 years, you can do that calculation yourself and see that it's better to start right away with the little you have than wait.

[lizarder]

Currently, Bitcoin is considered and viewed very well by many investors as a pretty good investment in the long term, so if you are still thinking about the risks of owning Bitcoin in the short term, it still reflects that you don't have a broader mindset for Bitcoin because your mind is still quite short. For now, I think there is nothing difficult to find out as long as someone has the will to find out for themselves by continuing to spend time and a high desire to learn about Bitcoin so that someone can have a high desire to invest in Bitcoin. And if for you investing in Bitcoin is still quite difficult for reasons of risk, this actually shows that you still don't have the courage to make your own decision by investing in Bitcoin which has generally been proven to be very good so far.

The risk will be comparable to what people do in bitcoin investments as long as they understand how to do it correctly. Bitcoin does have advantages in the long run and that's why people see some of the ways to generate maximum profits. If you do something you are afraid of risk you will never find success. Risk can be minimized as long as people understand how to invest correctly. Knowledge will provide peace of mind for anyone who invests so that they do not act when bitcoin conditions experience a sharp decline.

The decisions taken must be based on correct knowledge and if bitcoin is a path to financial freedom then do it responsibly. This will have a positive impact in the future as long as people are able to hold their bitcoins for the long term. There are no losses when people make the right investments because bitcoin always has the ability to recover even if it has previously experienced a sharp decline.

[Troytech]

Before we get to 100k we should be worrying about 50k first.
  BTC price action right is seriously challenging the walls its stayed within for the last few months.

Breaking out of range downwards is going to quickly put 50k pricing on the horizon.  Im used to BTC doing whatever it feels like so even a spike down to 30k is on my radar and I accept that volatility as part of the game we're in.

  If people want 100k be ready to handle the storm that comes challenging us downwards also, both are possible and right now you want to put these dreams higher away safely for another day because a rough pullback is not indicating us higher any time soon.  I reckon rough and uneven ground is where we tread until autumn tbh.

In general the topic seems a little to short term and has a lot of FOMO in it, that's why it's good to invest for long term you would have less to worry about price decrease and for someone that's just starting out like me I consider it an opportunity to acquire more bitcoin for a lower price.

But mostly I love your second paragraph as it points out that it's good to be mindful that while expecting that one thign might happen in bitcoin we should also be prepared for the opposite as a smart investor, many people were only prepared for bitcoin to increase in price and probably left no reserves to buy but now that it is dipping or maybe even over invested more than their disposable funds to much to bitcoin because they felt that it would hit 100k sooner and would be in so much panic now they are seeing other wise.

IMO  we should always maintain a balance In our investment and be prepared for anything, one thing that we can be sure of is that anything can happen in bitcoin.

[khiholangkang]

Before we get to 100k we should be worrying about 50k first.   BTC price action right is seriously challenging the walls its stayed within for the last few months.

Breaking out of range downwards is going to quickly put 50k pricing on the horizon.  Im used to BTC doing whatever it feels like so even a spike down to 30k is on my radar and I accept that volatility as part of the game we're in.

  If people want 100k be ready to handle the storm that comes challenging us downwards also, both are possible and right now you want to put these dreams higher away safely for another day because a rough pullback is not indicating us higher any time soon.  I reckon rough and uneven ground is where we tread until autumn tbh.

I agree with you sir.
Price fluctuations in bitcoin are a natural thing and I also accept every storm in the bitcoin market, it's very good and as far as I'm concerned about the bitcoin market we need a correction to form a healthy bitcoin market situation, if it keeps going up and keeps going up isn't that a bad thing, I can't imagine what happens if bitcoin does that it will be a merican end, a healthy market structure needs correction especially what we are aiming for is $100k, of course we can't achieve it very quickly with the current global economic situation.

We just need to hold and wait and maybe even much better if we accumulate more bitcoin so that we have much more than before to get a bigger return too, just imagine now at the $50k level and next year it will be $100k, more or less we will get 100% of bitcoin.

[JayJuanGee]

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It is not as if you shouldn't sell your holdings but let it be at a time that it has yielded good fruits and selling off everything is not a good idea, you know there is not way we can HODL forever because if you hodl without selling to also equip yourself with some real life investments why still hodling some part of your stashes. Normally, investments are full of risk and any investor that have a proper knowledge of how investments work will know that there are times when you make losses but that doesn't mean your investment goals have been defeated. If you must sell your holdings let it be that you have acquired in large quantity such that even if you are not able to keep buying again, the stashes you've got can serve as long as you wish to hodl.

no one is suggesting that you've got to HODL forever and doing that will mean you are enslaving your funds or more likely that you're being unreasonable with your investment. planning is very necessary as you continue stacking your Bitcoin because at the end of the day, you've got to make plans regarding your exit from the system and there is no way you won't take your profit at a certain time but what's the issue is talking about taking your profit when you've not built a good portfolio in the first place.

Every one has an exit plan and it could range from making plans like; I will DCA for a period of 10 years, during which I should have been able to stack up at least $48k worth of Bitcoin (that's if you're DCAing $100 per week). By then I should have finished everything about studies and started up a small family of my own and if the needs comes up to execute a particular project I have longed planned for, I will be certain to have gathered the financial resource that I need to executing that project  from my compounded stack and if that's my accumulation goal, I might as well sell at such point and use it to fulfilling those dreams I have. even after DCAing for the said 10 years, you've got to ask yourself the question if it's necessary to take up your holding after such timeframe and depending on the individual involved, your investment plan can be as low as 4 years or even 20 years but as you continue in your stacking and as events unfold in the Bitcoin ecosystem, you should be in the best position to know if you HODL for 4,10 or 20 years.  at the end of the day, investing into Bitcoin isn't to enslave your funds so you don't need to use it at all, it even gets beautiful when you are able to live a fulfilled life in the future from the proceeds of your Bitcoin investment rather than being in a haste to sell now because you have a slight profit out of it. Everyone has his plan and regardless of the advice you get here, you've got to what works best for you depending on the peculiarity of your situation but what's a general situation that is common is that having the thought of selling your holding when you ought to be stacking more Bitcoin is a bad mentality that needs to be fixed if you have an intention of building up a good portfolio in the long run.
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I agree that there might need to be some goals that go out into the future, but I doubt that it is necessary to frame those goals as "exit" strategies, because sometimes long term investment don't necessarily end up getting sold, but instead they are merely managed in accordance with situations that are in existence at the time in which there might be some needs to make adjustments, whether it is is merely having those funds as extra back up funds or whether there might be withdrawals of the assets, whether in manners of sustainable withdrawal, rakes or maybe systems that involve withdrawal of principle... and even if there might exist some frameworks of plans and goals from the start, there can be some indefinitiveness in regards to plans that are 10-20 years or more down the road, including abilities to adapt the plans along the way.. which surely might not even intend for exiting from the investment absent some blackswan like scenarios or other not likely circumstances that could end up playing out (and also might not exactly be within any framework of needing to be able to be planned in advance).

[I_Anime]

no one is suggesting that you've got to HODL forever and doing that will mean you are enslaving your funds or more likely that you're being unreasonable with your investment. planning is very necessary as you continue stacking your Bitcoin because at the end of the day, you've got to make plans regarding your exit from the system and there is no way you won't take your profit at a certain time but what's the issue is talking about taking your profit when you've not built a good portfolio in the first place.

That's true if you ain't planning to take some profit from your investment after reaching the point of having enough Bitcoin stack after some years of holding and accumulating, then what's the need of you investing the first place . All they have been saying is that if one haven't gotten enough stacked one shouldn't think of taken profit , because doing so that individual is only reducing the potential of its investment growth. Base on what I know is that there's time for everything there's time to focus on accumulating only and there's time when one can think of taken profit ( which is getting enough Bitcoin stashed), and doing such time one can still choose to accumulate onece in a while may be by that time such individual may focus on lump-summing purchasing whenever it is convenient for them ( when having alot bitcoin stashed).

We just need to hold and wait and maybe even much better if we accumulate more bitcoin so that we have much more than before to get a bigger return too, just imagine now at the $50k level and next year it will be $100k, more or less we will get 100% of bitcoin.

Yeah this is the time to focus more on yah accumulating part . Because Bitcoin actually given most of us some opportunity to gather more as the price still cheap, because soon Bitcoin going to have a new price break through which may be more than what will expected because Bitcoin possessed the potential to surge above the price range of $100k .

[Pi-network314159]

Everyone has his plan and regardless of the advice you get here, you've got to what works best for you depending on the peculiarity of your situation

You are Definitely right, we all have our plans and need to stick to what is best we can do, and not to do what we can't afford. The problem most people have is the inability to understand that investment plan differ from each and everyone's ability and what they can afford. Some people got disappointed after following up with other people plan thinking it might work well for them, not knowing that investment portfolio differs from one another.

but what's a general situation that is common is that having the thought of selling your holding when you ought to be stacking more Bitcoin is a bad mentality that needs to be fixed if you have an intention of building up a good portfolio in the long run.

What causes it, is lack of proper Investment planing, lack of Focus, and time intervals of exit plan. When we have a long time plan of trying to meet of a target, it help us to minimise spendings and save alot in our reserve, which may be used as a discretionary amount to keep the calculation process continuesly. But when there is lack of Focus it becomes literally diffuct to HODl for long. Inpatient is another barrier,  We should know that we are not the only ones HODLing bitcoin, and that is the most important reason not to panic and sell by a little change in price. Everything in life is all about principle, when you force give yourself by giving it a camand and abide to it, then you can do better in some things you think you can't change about yourself of which could either be laziness of regular investment and selling on a slightly changed in price.

[JayJuanGee]

Everyone has his plan and regardless of the advice you get here, you've got to what works best for you depending on the peculiarity of your situation

You are Definitely right, we all have our plans and need to stick to what is best we can do, and not to do what we can't afford. The problem most people have is the inability to understand that investment plan differ from each and everyone's ability and what they can afford. Some people got disappointed after following up with other people plan thinking it might work well for them, not knowing that investment portfolio differs from one another.

One of the BIGGER factors is discretionary income rather than investment portfolio, even though surely the already existing investment portfolio can make differences in terms of where someone is in terms of BTC accumulation as well as other assets (and hopefully we are not referring to shitcoins in terms of being anything that would be very substantial in anyone's investment portfolio).

but what's a general situation that is common is that having the thought of selling your holding when you ought to be stacking more Bitcoin is a bad mentality that needs to be fixed if you have an intention of building up a good portfolio in the long run.

What causes it, is lack of proper Investment planing, lack of Focus, and time intervals of exit plan.

Why would there need to be an exit plan?

sure I understand the idea of having general outlines of a plan that includes timelines and things like that, and I also understand that with anything that we invest into, we should have some ways to sell what we have invested into, so we could get nervous if on ramps and off ramps seem to be drying up.. or there are attacks on self-custody.. or exchanges are being attacked or even the exchanges might be rug pulling customers... so yeah, sometimes even having a few avenues of being able to get in and out of bitcoin, those could dry up and cause frustration for folks getting uncomfortable to hold something without really having clear ways to be able to sell what they hold... not that they would need to exercise the option to sell any, but it remains comforting to know that sell avenues are available, and no one really likes getting caught up in any investment, whether bitcoin or anything else.

When we have a long time plan of trying to meet of a target, it help us to minimise spendings and save alot in our reserve, which may be used as a discretionary amount to keep the calculation process continuesly.

There may be some folks who are fairly new to investing, so they get into bitcoin and they had never invested previously, so if they try to treat bitcoin as if it were extra cash, they may well get frustrated by its ongoing volatility, so yeah, with investing into something like bitcoin it becomes more important to make sure to have emergency funds, reserves and a float.. and to be able to manage those things in terms of how aggressively the person might want to invest into bitcoin.

But when there is lack of Focus it becomes literally diffuct to HODl for long.

That is true.  Even though there is likely no need to be very organized when first getting started into bitcoin, there likely are needs to make sure that you are somewhat organized in being able to continue to invest and to continue to hold as you mentioned.

Inpatient is another barrier,  We should know that we are not the only ones HODLing bitcoin, and that is the most important reason not to panic and sell by a little change in price. Everything in life is all about principle, when you force give yourself by giving it a camand and abide to it, then you can do better in some things you think you can't change about yourself of which could either be laziness of regular investment and selling on a slightly changed in price.

Yes.. there can be ways to both set some goals and limits, but also to know that you are free to change your mind at any time because each of us is in charge of our own finances, psychology and investments, and so if we come into something like bitcoin and we might tell ourselves that we have a 4-10 year or longer investment timeline, but at the same time we know that we could abandon the investment at any time if the circumstances were to be appropriate... or if new information develops.. but surely if we might come to an investment like bitcoin with a longer investment timeline, we also might attempt to take a position to reflect that timeline, whether that is about some early lump sum investment amounts or ongoing DCA or buying on dips, and surely if we have some hesitancies about the investment, then we might want to invest smaller amounts, in comparison to if we were to have more conviction then we might want to invest more aggressively into it.

[bitterguy28]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes  at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

[Sexylizzy2813]

I also feel that is because of fear even if they have enough to make use of outside from the investment money, these set of people have already set their mind on getting it small and you hear something like "slow and steady wins the race", thats because they started with that mindset and no amount of advise you give that would change that thinking, whenever you ask for emergency funds they have it more than you can think of but they find it hard to lose even if is ½ a penny, these guys are just greedy or should I say stingy?🤔

Tell those set of people next time to see them that they are either lying or have no clue of the real meaning of "slow and steady wins the race", any investor that understands the true meaning of that phrase will know very well on how to utilize the DCA investment strategy with bitcoin for a long term profitability. Am sure that there are some persons that are not born investor while some  have no thorough idea of what mindset an investor should possess. If they really want to make profit in bitcoin then they must have a percentage of bitcoin investment they are willing to buy and hold and can afford to lose under a long term plan.

That's why is never a must for everyone who have idea or have heard of Bitcoin should start investing and is not everyone who knows how to make profit from Bitcoin, some blindly spend money on BTC without any plan to grow it, is just for bragging right. The way you take investment isn't same way others do see it especially the newbies, all these things I said are easily noticed from a new starters.
Some of us don't think we need to have like 2-3 strategy to make more gain, and we shouldn't be desperate to sell, as it is Bitcoin price is some how raising from $50k-$59k and still going up, is time to keep that believe that it will get to $65-69k soon, we know for some time the market hasn't shown us that path leading to $100k but this month is going to be productive.

[JayJuanGee]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

[bitterguy28]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

ohh, sorry if I put misconception to my post but that supposed to be a Joke mate , what I wanted to completely say here is that the 50k level and not specifically 50k and I am just exaggerating things so those who are expecting too good will take a time looking at the real score .
but thanks for this clarity mate as i kept enjoying reading all your posts.

[Pi-network314159]

Everyone has his plan and regardless of the advice you get here, you've got to what works best for you depending on the peculiarity of your situation

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One of the BIGGER factors is discretionary income rather than investment portfolio, even though surely the already existing investment portfolio can make differences in terms of where someone is in terms of BTC accumulation as well as other assets (and hopefully we are not referring to shitcoins in terms of being anything that would be very substantial in anyone's investment portfolio).

yes that is true, the bigger factor is discretionary, because when you have discretionary income it helps to fuel your investment, and can also be used to settle things that may have made you sell some of your stash when you don't need to sell them. which is tantamount to selling at lost due to improper planing and lack of discretionary income. in as much as Bitcoin investment is concerned it is important to have a reserved or discretionary income to be able to maintain the investment plan for long.

but what's a general situation that is common is that having the thought of selling your holding when you ought to be stacking more Bitcoin is a bad mentality that needs to be fixed if you have an intention of building up a good portfolio in the long run.

What causes it, is lack of proper Investment planing, lack of Focus, and time intervals of exit plan.

Why would there need to be an exit plan?

sure I understand the idea of having general outlines of a plan that includes timelines and things like that, and I also understand that with anything that we invest into, we should have some ways to sell what we have invested into, so we could get nervous if on ramps and off ramps seem to be drying up.. or there are attacks on self-custody.. or exchanges are being attacked or even the exchanges might be rug pulling customers... so yeah, sometimes even having a few avenues of being able to get in and out of bitcoin, those could dry up and cause frustration for folks getting uncomfortable to hold

nothing can be frustrating like on ramp and off ramp because it seam like trading which makes a person confused and not being able to differentiate between investment and trading and may end up losing alot.

When we have a long time plan of trying to meet of a target, it help us to minimise spendings and save alot in our reserve, which may be used as a discretionary amount to keep the calculation process continuesly.

There may be some folks who are fairly new to investing, so they get into bitcoin and they had never invested previously, so if they try to treat bitcoin as if it were extra cash, they may well get frustrated by its ongoing volatility, so yeah, with investing into something like bitcoin it becomes more important to make sure to have emergency funds, reserves and a float.. and to be able to manage those things in terms of how aggressively the person might want to invest into bitcoin.

oh year. new investors who haven't invested before, will surely get disappointed with the ongoing dip in price, because their intentions was that bitcoin is a free money. but I believe most of them whom have registered on this forum and have navigated through the axis of this forum may have come across thread related to their current predicament of being nervous to sell due to sudden decline in price, may will learn alot to controle Thier emotion. so with this type of informative thread,  it will shape their mindset on how to get a reserve or discretionary income to be able to judiciously make use of every Investment parameters from Buying the dip and HODL, lump-sum and DCA. when the discrepancy income is there, the journey is assured. this forum has build me to know more about Investment, and I have known more like never before, I believe more people will be aware the more they come. except for those who are not ready and willing to learn .

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so if we come into something like bitcoin and we might tell ourselves that we have a 4-10 year or longer investment timeline, but at the same time we know that we could abandon the investment at any time if the circumstances were to be appropriate... or if new information develops..

if I may ask what new information? is it like any information of new technological innovative financial development or another form of genuine investment other dan bitcoin? if so yes.. one characteristics of human is adaptation, they can easily get adapted to new trend but I doubt if there is a new DEV that will have the potential to shift people's mind so quickly from bitcoin, except for this lover of get rich quick scheme. but for the lover of bitcoin, they will stick to there long term plan. Bitcoin has existed over 15years and above and has never disappointed rather doing great, so it takes time to build trust and gain popularity as bitcoin has done. that is the more reason bitcoin investment is still the best compeard to others forms of investment. if new dev come today it will take time for people to get accustomed to it before it could be recognised like bitcoin, bitcoin would have gain more popularity and may be used as a legal tender in many countries just like El Salvador by then.

[Rustam Meraj]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

I disagree with the assumption that the odds of Bitcoin dropping to $50k are extremely high exceeding 60%. And market predictions are inherently uncertain I believe likelihood of downturn is lower than that. Currently we are in neutral zone ($55k-$82k) where upward tendencies still persist. By the way we entered this zone sooner than expected it does not invalidate idea that there is ongoing upward pressure. The recent bounce from $56500 suggests that corrections might not be as severe as feared. I am not claiming to have certainty but I would not be as confident as others seem to be about the high chances of $50k drop based on typical correction levels so far.

[Taskford]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

I don't believe that we will go that far especially that we are still in bullish condition despite of those current corrections happened. And if someone says that it will go down at $50k then maybe that means they don't have enough strong belief that bitcoin is not the same as before where bitcoin already gather a lot of momentum and support from people. We could able to see right now that bitcoin price goes back at $61k level so provably there would be more positive insight to see and those drop down to $50k price is not going to happen. But maybe they just afraid on past situation where a deep bearish market condition happen. To ease their selves on those thinking maybe they should read some good insights and speculate something good so there's no worried on something that can cause them to panic and they will stay positive on current situation on the market then think about that those dumps are just normal corrections on the market as you have been said.

[Kliss]

Investing in Bitcoin for the long term is a popular strategy. It allows people to gradually accumulate small amounts of Bitcoin over time, which can potentially turn into significant gains. It's important to have a clear understanding of the difference between long term and short term investments. Holding onto Bitcoin and weathering market fluctuations can be a key part of a long term investment strategy. It's important to have confidence in your investment and continuously educate yourself about  bitcoin. Bitcoin is a fascinating program that offers opportunities for those who want to start investing or learn more about it. Starting small and consistently maintaining your investment can lead to significant growth over time. It's all about making an effort and taking that breakthrough in the world of Bitcoin.

Having a long term plan and target can help save and allocate our resources effectively. It's important to stay focused and committed to the HODLing strategy, even when there are fluctuations in the price. Impatience can be a barrier, but reminding ourselves that we're not alone in HODLing Bitcoin can help us resist the urge to panic sell. Setting principles for ourselves and sticking to them, like regular investments and not being swayed by minor price changes, can lead to better outcomes. It's all about discipline and perseverance.

[laijsica]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

I disagree with the assumption that the odds of Bitcoin dropping to $50k are extremely high exceeding 60%. And market predictions are inherently uncertain I believe likelihood of downturn is lower than that. Currently we are in neutral zone ($55k-$82k) where upward tendencies still persist. By the way we entered this zone sooner than expected it does not invalidate idea that there is ongoing upward pressure. The recent bounce from $56500 suggests that corrections might not be as severe as feared. I am not claiming to have certainty but I would not be as confident as others seem to be about the high chances of $50k drop based on typical correction levels so far.

Forecasting the bitcoin market in particular is a bit complicated and comments must be contextual. We have observed a wide range of bullish trends and sometimes stable ones in our ongoing market analysis. But investors should take a serious look at performance, including adjusting their attitude in any possible scenario. It's very unlikely that you'll not see results anytime soon that $50k will drop or go much higher to $100k or more. A delay in understanding your investment priorities can lead to losses. You need to pull holdings to safer places and work to bring a balance to the portfolio. It can be a big distraction for you whether the price is high or low but your goal should be to carry the holdings long until the price of BTC reaches $100k.

[JayJuanGee]

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Everyone has his plan and regardless of the advice you get here, you've got to what works best for you depending on the peculiarity of your situation

One of the BIGGER factors is discretionary income rather than investment portfolio, even though surely the already existing investment portfolio can make differences in terms of where someone is in terms of BTC accumulation as well as other assets (and hopefully we are not referring to shitcoins in terms of being anything that would be very substantial in anyone's investment portfolio).

yes that is true, the bigger factor is discretionary, because when you have discretionary income it helps to fuel your investment, and can also be used to settle things that may have made you sell some of your stash when you don't need to sell them. which is tantamount to selling at lost due to improper planing and lack of discretionary income. in as much as Bitcoin investment is concerned it is important to have a reserved or discretionary income to be able to maintain the investment plan for long.

I would say it a bit differently.  You need the discretionary income to invest in the first place, and then if you are going to keep investing that would come from discretionary income and/or reserves, but if you are not keeping your discretionary income up, then you would likely end up draining your reserves if you were using that to continue to invest into bitcoin.. so there are balancing of these various cashflow matters in order to keep investing and hopefully not having to dip into your bitcoin investment at any time other than your completely own choosing.

For example, there are guys who might start out investing into bitcoin with their discretionary income, and then if their discretionary income dries up or they choose to lessen their time earning outside income and they might start to believe that they can either dip into their bitcoin profits or that they are able to earn extra money through bitcoin and they can either use that money for reinvesting or they can use it to live off of in the case that they do not have enough income coming in cover all of their expenses, so then their bitcoin becomes their working capital and they are using income from bitcoin for their expenses, and they may no longer end up having any discretionary income, which is extra income that they can fold into their bitcoin investment.

but what's a general situation that is common is that having the thought of selling your holding when you ought to be stacking more Bitcoin is a bad mentality that needs to be fixed if you have an intention of building up a good portfolio in the long run.

What causes it, is lack of proper Investment planing, lack of Focus, and time intervals of exit plan.

Why would there need to be an exit plan?

sure I understand the idea of having general outlines of a plan that includes timelines and things like that, and I also understand that with anything that we invest into, we should have some ways to sell what we have invested into, so we could get nervous if on ramps and off ramps seem to be drying up.. or there are attacks on self-custody.. or exchanges are being attacked or even the exchanges might be rug pulling customers... so yeah, sometimes even having a few avenues of being able to get in and out of bitcoin, those could dry up and cause frustration for folks getting uncomfortable to hold

nothing can be frustrating like on ramp and off ramp because it seam like trading which makes a person confused and not being able to differentiate between investment and trading and may end up losing alot.

You seem to be making a different point than what I was making. Surely some folks might be in jurisdictions in which there might not be a lot of options, and even in the USA, there has tended to be quite a few options, but when exchanges are being attacked or even engaging in their own "proactive" measures, there can be fears about whether some avenues of getting in and out of bitcoin might become no longer available at future dates.. and it would not be a good thing to have funds locked up because of surprises. .and so in that sense there may be needs to have several on and off ramp options, even if you hardly ever use them, it is good to know that they are available and working.

When we have a long time plan of trying to meet of a target, it help us to minimise spendings and save alot in our reserve, which may be used as a discretionary amount to keep the calculation process continuesly.

There may be some folks who are fairly new to investing, so they get into bitcoin and they had never invested previously, so if they try to treat bitcoin as if it were extra cash, they may well get frustrated by its ongoing volatility, so yeah, with investing into something like bitcoin it becomes more important to make sure to have emergency funds, reserves and a float.. and to be able to manage those things in terms of how aggressively the person might want to invest into bitcoin.

oh year. new investors who haven't invested before, will surely get disappointed with the ongoing dip in price, because their intentions was that bitcoin is a free money.

Even though many people can be dumb, we should be trying to consider them as adults who can figure out that the price can go up or down, and they should have plans for either direction.  So yeah if they overly invest considering that the price is ONLY going to go up and they might not have any plan, but then if they look at their account and it is 10% to 15% or even more down, then they might NOT even think about putting more money in, which surely would seem to be the appropriate solution for anyone who had been investing rationally and with thoughts that the price could go up or down in the short-to-medium term, and it might even go down way longer and stay there longer than anticipated... so yeah, if people had already invested a good chunk of money, they might not have any extra that they feel that they can put in, and that would be their own lack of preparations and perhaps a bit of childishness in their own approach to bitcoin.

but I believe most of them whom have registered on this forum and have navigated through the axis of this forum may have come across thread related to their current predicament of being nervous to sell due to sudden decline in price, may will learn alot to controle Thier emotion. so with this type of informative thread,  it will shape their mindset on how to get a reserve or discretionary income to be able to judiciously make use of every Investment parameters from Buying the dip and HODL, lump-sum and DCA.

These ideas still likely need to be learned through putting them into practice and perhaps also starting an investment a bit slowly while getting used to everything, which surely DCA could be such a road to getting started slowly, yet even if they might start with a bit of a lump sum, they might also need to hold some money aside for DCA and/or buying on dips in case the BTC price goes down rather than up.

when the discrepancy income is there, the journey is assured.

Discretionary income is a kind of prerequisite as you mentioned, and it provides guidelines for limitations, and there surely are folks who invest into bitcoin beyond their discretionary income and they do not have enough of a grasp upon understanding their own cashflows in order to determine if they might be engaging in bad practices to invest with money that they actually need for their expenses.

this forum has build me to know more about Investment, and I have known more like never before, I believe more people will be aware the more they come. except for those who are not ready and willing to learn .

It does help in the learning process to have an ability to interact.

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so if we come into something like bitcoin and we might tell ourselves that we have a 4-10 year or longer investment timeline, but at the same time we know that we could abandon the investment at any time if the circumstances were to be appropriate... or if new information develops..

if I may ask what new information?

There are 9 individual factors that any of us should be accounting for in terms of our investment, and there can be changes in any of those 9 factors.  That is new information that should be taken into account.

is it like any information of new technological innovative financial development or another form of genuine investment other dan bitcoin?

Sure information about bitcoin and other possible investments is one of the factors, but there are 8 other factors that are equally important...including with the passage of time your bitcoin holdings are presumptively growing.. and that is a factor that you know is changing but it might change in ways that either need to be accounted for or in ways that you had not expected.

if so yes.. one characteristics of human is adaptation, they can easily get adapted to new trend but I doubt if there is a new DEV that will have the potential to shift people's mind so quickly from bitcoin, except for this lover of get rich quick scheme.

Sure people could get distracted into other things, and so that is on them if they start to believe that bitcoin has changed or that there are better places to put their time, money and energies... and sometimes, as you suggest, they might wrongly perceive something to have had changed about bitcoin, but they are being moved by distractions, such as their own sentiments changing or the sentiments of the market, which truly are not good ways to figure out your own approach to bitcoin, even though people do get persuaded by such short-term noises... there is some value in keeping your eye on the prize, and not necessarily considering everything going on to be important in terms of changing your approach... somethings are important and other things not.. your own cashflow changes tend to be way more important than changes in the sentiment of the market or some new shiny product that might have had come available.. but yeah people get distracted. but that does not mean that we should allow those kinds of unimportant things to distract us..

but for the lover of bitcoin, they will stick to there long term plan. Bitcoin has existed over 15years and above and has never disappointed rather doing great, so it takes time to build trust and gain popularity as bitcoin has done.

If you keep learning about bitcoin you are likely to build conviction, but you might also start out in bitcoin and ONLY have superficial knowledge of it, so you might start to invest into bitcoin in a very conservative way until you get a feel for it.. which includes managing your own money and then making sure that you are investing in a way that works for you in terms of your not going to need the invested money for 4-10 years or longer, so you would not want to be overinvesting with money that you actually need in the next 6 months or even a year down the road you realize that you need that money that you had put into bitcoin... so those would not be good practices, but they would be things that people can learn how to make sure that they are investing within their own discretionary income and other ways that they are balancing their finances by keeping an emergency fund of 3-6 months and perhaps having reserves and managing their cash floats... that might involved a lot of variability in income and also in expenses,

So hypothetically there could be a guy who has an income that varies between $1,500 and $3,500 per month with most months resulting in $2,200 of income, and he may have expenses that vary between $1,600 and $2,500 per month with most months being around $1,850, so he can expect that most months he has $350 of discretionary income, but he might have to manage his reserves and float in such a way that he is not feeling stressed out about his income/expenses variance (and therefore his discretionary income variance)... If he does not maintain emergency funds, reserves and a float, and then he chooses to invest $100 per week into bitcoin, he is going to get himself into trouble from time to time... and he might even suffer the similar kinds of trouble if he decides to only invest $50 per week into bitcoin, since he is likely going to need to practice some kinds of ways to have some cashflow cushion during times that his income might be low and/or his expenses are high.

that is the more reason bitcoin investment is still the best compeard to others forms of investment. if new dev come today it will take time for people to get accustomed to it before it could be recognised like bitcoin, bitcoin would have gain more popularity and may be used as a legal tender in many countries just like El Salvador by then.

Even though you seem to be focusing so much on things happening with bitcoin, which is not irrelevant, but it is still ONLY one of the factors that folks need to consider in terms of their own balancing of their BTC investment, and it seems the more important and concrete of matters tend to revolve around a person's cashflow management.

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It can be a big distraction for you whether the price is high or low but your goal should be to carry the holdings long until the price of BTC reaches $100k.

Why stop at $100k?  Besides the fact that so many folks talk about it and it happens to be 6 digits, what is so important about $100k?

[usekevin]

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis..

Now the market was slowly back to bear market,the price will back to 62k dollar in few hours.But this the normal rise in the price after the market get into the bear market.The next movement of the price will be back to the 50k in the month of June,So if any of you want to buy the bitcoin at the less price wait till the price of the bitcoin was moved to 50k.Because the recapitalisation of the price back to the 70k dollar before the third quarter of this year.So the trader who buy the bitcoin at the price of 50k will get good profit at the price of 70k dollars.

 at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

As you said the price of the bitcoin will get into the 82-83k mark before the end of the year.So the 2024 halves will give the bitcoin traders with some good profit,if the trader use to reinvest in the bitcoin at the price of 50k dollars.The next market clash will be happen after the rise in the bitcoin price form 63k dollars.So the final result of the market will leads to land at any of the 50k mark in the bitcoin price.The believe in the market correction was the essential one for being along term trader in bitcoin.

[Hamphser]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

I don't believe that we will go that far especially that we are still in bullish condition despite of those current corrections happened. And if someone says that it will go down at $50k then maybe that means they don't have enough strong belief that bitcoin is not the same as before where bitcoin already gather a lot of momentum and support from people. We could able to see right now that bitcoin price goes back at $61k level so provably there would be more positive insight to see and those drop down to $50k price is not going to happen. But maybe they just afraid on past situation where a deep bearish market condition happen. To ease their selves on those thinking maybe they should read some good insights and speculate something good so there's no worried on something that can cause them to panic and they will stay positive on current situation on the market then think about that those dumps are just normal corrections on the market as you have been said.

$50k lower or higher, there's no way to determine and would be able to know on what would really be the potential bottom or floor with this current cycle considering that people had been that waiting for that last one dip before this market would be shooting up to the moon. Basing up into the previous cycles on which after halving there would really be that huge dump and for sure this is where most people been that trying to catch and on the time that Bitcoin did have some dip on 57k but now the price had made out some recovery and reaching out 60k again on which this is something that makes those kind of
hesitance whenever you do make out some position considering you would really be having those thoughts that it might be the last dip before that moonshot.
This is why it would really be best that you should really be knowing on what are the things that you would really be needing to do according into your own analysis.

[Riginac111]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

I don't believe that we will go that far especially that we are still in bullish condition despite of those current corrections happened. And if someone says that it will go down at $50k then maybe that means they don't have enough strong belief that bitcoin is not the same as before where bitcoin already gather a lot of momentum and support from people. We could able to see right now that bitcoin price goes back at $61k level so provably there would be more positive insight to see and those drop down to $50k price is not going to happen. But maybe they just afraid on past situation where a deep bearish market condition happen. To ease their selves on those thinking maybe they should read some good insights and speculate something good so there's no worried on something that can cause them to panic and they will stay positive on current situation on the market then think about that those dumps are just normal corrections on the market as you have been said.

Bitcoin price is going up and down because its correcting the market, I'm not surprised that price of bitcoin is going down, so what I know concerning bitcoin is that the price can go down at any point in time and when you check the price of bitcoin from unsent you will know that I always fluctuates, now the price is rising to 61k whereas it was 70k until it fall to 50k but it raises to 61k, so we don't need to trust bitcoin price.

[Troytech]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

I disagree with the assumption that the odds of Bitcoin dropping to $50k are extremely high exceeding 60%. And market predictions are inherently uncertain I believe likelihood of downturn is lower than that. Currently we are in neutral zone ($55k-$82k) where upward tendencies still persist. By the way we entered this zone sooner than expected it does not invalidate idea that there is ongoing upward pressure. The recent bounce from $56500 suggests that corrections might not be as severe as feared. I am not claiming to have certainty but I would not be as confident as others seem to be about the high chances of $50k drop based on typical correction levels so far.

While you may be right or wrong I think it's better to stick with the fact that bitcoin can't be predicted, while many were expecting an immediate upward movement after the halving the opposite happened and this kind of events mostly put short term traders in panic and not long term trader, what do I have to panic about, price decrease is only an opportunity for me to aquire more but for a lower price and what's with all you guys so bothered about where bitcoin is headed next, shouldn't you be more bothered about how to get more bitcoin, the question and topic should be what's your preparation for the up ?, It's even possible that some guys merely have little bitcoin, IMO what's more important for everyone is what they plan on doing than panic about price decrease.

[JayJuanGee]

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis..

Now the market was slowly back to bear market,the price will back to 62k dollar in few hours.

It does not work like that.  We don't go from bear to bull to bear to bull...   That is too confusing, so maybe you should start to consider longer time frames in order to attempt to better understand trends and/or what is actually happening.

If you had not noticed and/or realized, we have largely been in a bull market since November 2022 - however, we might not have know that we were in a bull market until either mid 2023 when the BTC price had gotten convincingly above the 200-WMA or perhaps it was not clear until a little bit later, such as October.

So yeah, we have had various corrections along the way, including our current correction that brought us down to $56,500 (so far), which is about a 23.5% correction from the $73,794 top and currently it seems that we are rebounding from the correction.

But this the normal rise in the price after the market get into the bear market.The next movement of the price will be back to the 50k in the month of June,So if any of you want to buy the bitcoin at the less price wait till the price of the bitcoin was moved to 50k.

Yes, of course, we could have further correction, but I would not count upon it.  It is better to prepare for either direction and also likely better to presume that we are in a bull market, even if we still might be in the midst of a correction that may or may not continue.

Another possibility is that BTC prices will never again return below $60k, so you had your last chance to buy sub $60k BTC.  I am not going to proclaim with any kind of confidence, yet it seems problematic to either be presuming more down to be coming and/or failure refusal to prepare for UP.

Back to the question of my last post, it seems to me that you probably have not outperformed a DCA strategy in your own situation... so I don't know why you are still advocating that fucking around with trading is actually a good idea.

You could be quite well off in a BTC stash right now, even if you had been stacking modestly over the last 11 years, but instead you are still fucking around with trading, advocating trading and likely having fun staying poor.

Because the recapitalisation of the price back to the 70k dollar before the third quarter of this year.So the trader who buy the bitcoin at the price of 50k will get good profit at the price of 70k dollars.

Bitcoin is likely the best asset known to man, and you want to fuck around with trying to trade it rather than accumulating it?  That is not going to get you anywhere in life.. sure you might be able to make some dollars here and there, but it is not really going to give you the power of accumulating and holding bitcoin.  But hey whatever, do what you like... hopefully no one is dumb enough to follow your advice.

at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

As you said the price of the bitcoin will get into the 82-83k mark before the end of the year.

I did not say that.  I said that no man's land is between around $55k and $82k, which means it is about 20% on each side of the previous ATH (which was $69k in November 2021), so since late February we have been passing through no man's land, which largely has additional upward price pressures, besides the fact that we are in a bull market which also gives upward price pressures, so there is a combination of the upward price pressures of being in a bull market and also the upward price pressures of being in no man's land... so yeah, none of those upward price pressures are guaranteed to result in upward price movements, there is just a tendency for up with some additional bonuses that add to such upward price pressures.

As far as this year, it could well be the case that we get between $120k and $180k in order to account for the additional price pressures of the various spot ETFs, and then there could be some bouncing around in that range to see how well the buying support has been able to keep up with BTC price and if there might be an additional up from there in 2025 to result in a higher high that plays out in 2025 as compared to whatever high ends up playing out for 2024... but yeah, we do not yet know, but having a target of $82k to $83k for 2024 seems quite bearish and is barely on the top of no man's land.. so frequently we will pass above no man's land, but at the same time the fact that we have been quite sticky passing through this particular no man's land could contribute towards giving enough fuel to shoot above $100k and to take us into the $120k to $180k range, as I mentioned above.

So the 2024 halves will give the bitcoin traders with some good profit,if the trader use to reinvest in the bitcoin at the price of 50k dollars.

Again.. dumb.  You sound retarded and you sound as if you are taking for granted a correction down to $50k-ish which is far from even being high probability, and it may well be less than 45% odds that we ever reach such prices, whether you are talking about summer of 2024 or otherwise.

The next market clash will be happen after the rise in the bitcoin price form 63k dollars.

Ok.  we should be crashing any minute then.. since we are already here.

Hopefully no one is trying to play these kinds of short term price movements, except perhaps just engaging in mostly ongoing BTC accumulation unless maybe you have already overly accumulated then you would have more luxuries to sell some, even though I have my doubts about whether selling much of anything around these prices would be reasonable, even from a long term holder, but sure there could be guys who just shave off a bit here and there for bills and no problem with that.. I suppose.

So the final result of the market will leads to land at any of the 50k mark in the bitcoin price.The believe in the market correction was the essential one for being along term trader in bitcoin.

You keep repeating $50k, yet I doubt that your repetition of the idea makes it more likely to happen... but yeah of course you are free to believe whatever you like.

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$50k lower or higher, there's no way to determine and would be able to know on what would really be the potential bottom or floor with this current cycle considering that people had been that waiting for that last one dip before this market would be shooting up to the moon. Basing up into the previous cycles on which after halving there would really be that huge dump and for sure this is where most people been that trying to catch and on the time that Bitcoin did have some dip on 57k but now the price had made out some recovery and reaching out 60k again on which this is something that makes those kind of
hesitance whenever you do make out some position considering you would really be having those thoughts that it might be the last dip before that moonshot.
This is why it would really be best that you should really be knowing on what are the things that you would really be needing to do according into your own analysis.

Those ideas of needing to dump before we are able to go up are dumb and frequently wrong... but yeah sometimes dumps do end up happening, like we did get a dump to $56,500, so hopefully, that will make the dumpers happy, even though maybe many of them are still waiting for $50k that may well not end up happening.

So yeah, even those waiting for dumps will have tendencies to NOT be happy with the amount of dump, so hopefully, anyone who sold waiting to buy lower had already bought back and those who did not sell and were waiting for a dump, hopefully they were not too greedy and they were able to buy on the dip... since we may or may not be getting any further dip from here.

[Pi-network314159]

but what's a general situation that is common is that having the thought of selling your holding when you ought to be stacking more Bitcoin is a bad mentality that needs to be fixed if you have an intention of building up a good portfolio in the long run.

What causes it, is lack of proper Investment planing, lack of Focus, and time intervals of exit plan.

Why would there need to be an exit plan?

sure I understand the idea of having general outlines of a plan that includes timelines and things like that, and I also understand that with anything that we invest into, we should have some ways to sell what we have invested into, so we could get nervous if on ramps and off ramps seem to be drying up.. or there are attacks on self-custody.. or exchanges are being attacked or even the exchanges might be rug pulling customers... so yeah, sometimes even having a few avenues of being able to get in and out of bitcoin, those could dry up and cause frustration for folks getting uncomfortable to hold

nothing can be frustrating like on ramp and off ramp because it seam like trading which makes a person confused and not being able to differentiate between investment and trading and may end up losing alot.

You seem to be making a different point than what I was making.

don't mind me.. dump ass. lolz sometimes we interpret things the way we understand it not knowing we are off the key. making another point from the initial.

Surely some folks might be in jurisdictions in which there might not be a lot of options, and even in the USA, there has tended to be quite a few options, but when exchanges are being attacked or even engaging in their own "proactive" measures, there can be fears about whether some avenues of getting in and out of bitcoin might become no longer available at future dates.. and it would not be a good thing to have funds locked up because of surprises. .and so in that sense there may be needs to have several on and off ramp options, even if you hardly ever use them, it is good to know that they are available and working.

if I get your point clearly, does it mean on ram and off ramp are used as an excape rout from allowing our fund not be locked up on exchange when there is no exit option. expecially when there is a cyber attack on exchange or exchange having problem?

so yeah, if people had already invested a good chunk of money, they might not have any extra that they feel that they can put in, and that would be their own lack of preparations and perhaps a bit of childishness in their own approach to bitcoin.

just like you said it's childishness in their own approach to bitcoin. but surely I believe most people are fully aware about how crucial it is to invest all they have In Bitcoin without having a discretionary Income, and may not know its childishness, until they see the need of having an emergency or  reserved fund. the reason why most people do that is because they don't have the ability to keep a reserve fund due of being afraid to tempted or spend it. And not everyone has that patient to HODl a discretionary income. surely in their way they thought it's the best option, but never know it will affect them. I think most people should work on their habit by self decipline themselves of having reserved or discretionary income because if someone can not be able to manage a reserved fund, the person may turn to a childish investor who thinks his decision is the best without considering the effect of their decision.

but I believe most of them whom have registered on this forum and have navigated through the axis of this forum may have come across thread related to their current predicament of being nervous to sell due to sudden decline in price, may will learn alot to controle Thier emotion. so with this type of informative thread,  it will shape their mindset on how to get a reserve or discretionary income to be able to judiciously make use of every Investment parameters from Buying the dip and HODL, lump-sum and DCA.

These ideas still likely need to be learned through putting them into practice and perhaps also starting an investment a bit slowly while getting used to everything, which surely DCA could be such a road to getting started slowly, yet even if they might start with a bit of a lump sum, they might also need to hold some money aside for DCA and/or buying on dips in case the BTC price goes down rather than up.

Yea that is true, the whole idea need to put into practice but I think theory Comes before practical. surely they will need the practical but after several attempts of learning procedures, protocols and self orientation, all will be sum up together before practical can be assured. learning alot before practice is good it makes you know more better before venturing into practical. some people who are not well knowledgeable about transaction lost alot of fund because of lack of proper understanding. although people differs in understanding, some are smart while some are dull. most people don't need too much explanation to understand while some you will need to repeat yourself like a thousand times before they can attempt to practical.
 

[JayJuanGee]

Surely some folks might be in jurisdictions in which there might not be a lot of options, and even in the USA, there has tended to be quite a few options, but when exchanges are being attacked or even engaging in their own "proactive" measures, there can be fears about whether some avenues of getting in and out of bitcoin might become no longer available at future dates.. and it would not be a good thing to have funds locked up because of surprises. .and so in that sense there may be needs to have several on and off ramp options, even if you hardly ever use them, it is good to know that they are available and working.

if I get your point clearly, does it mean on ram and off ramp are used as an excape rout from allowing our fund not be locked up on exchange when there is no exit option. expecially when there is a cyber attack on exchange or exchange having problem?

There are a variety of ways that people can attempt to address the ways in which they might maintain active relations with exchanges if they are using exchanges as off and on ramps, but if there are various places in which a guy can spend his bitcoin without going through exchanges, then that could be another option.  There are various jurisdictions that make it difficult to engage in peer to peer trading, but if any of us develops communities of peer to peer trading, there might not be much that could be done about that.. so yeah, surely guys have to figure out if they are o.k. holding thousands of dollars of value in bitcoin privately and if they don't have any ways to cash in and out of it, then they might get stressed by those kinds of circumstances.

so yeah, if people had already invested a good chunk of money, they might not have any extra that they feel that they can put in, and that would be their own lack of preparations and perhaps a bit of childishness in their own approach to bitcoin.

just like you said it's childishness in their own approach to bitcoin. but surely I believe most people are fully aware about how crucial it is to invest all they have In Bitcoin without having a discretionary Income, and may not know its childishness, until they see the need of having an emergency or  reserved fund. the reason why most people do that is because they don't have the ability to keep a reserve fund due of being afraid to tempted or spend it. And not everyone has that patient to HODl a discretionary income. surely in their way they thought it's the best option, but never know it will affect them. I think most people should work on their habit by self decipline themselves of having reserved or discretionary income because if someone can not be able to manage a reserved fund, the person may turn to a childish investor who thinks his decision is the best without considering the effect of their decision.

I do think that practice can improve on those kinds of skills, so a person can  start out by investing a small amount into bitcoin, but if they end up screwing up because they did not engage in good financial management, they might blame bitcoin rather than blaming themselves.  There is ONLY so much that anyone can do to help other people in terms of their needing to figure out their own balances in regards to their financial management, and surely I frequently say that the stronger that a person might have emergency funds, reserves and a good cash float, then the more abilities that he would have to be more aggressive in his bitcoin investment without having to worry about overdoing it.. since in the case of good organization, the amount of funds are already set up and their purposes are understood, and so yeah sometimes a person might get sloppy or use their reserves and their float or maybe they dip into their emergency fund, so if they do not replenish something like their emergency fund in a timely manner, then they could end up with an actual emergency and then not have enough funds to cover it so then they end up having to dip into their BTC investment, and their cash management was supposed to be in place in order to not put oneself into a position that he has to dip into his BTC at a time that is anything other than his own choosing.

but I believe most of them whom have registered on this forum and have navigated through the axis of this forum may have come across thread related to their current predicament of being nervous to sell due to sudden decline in price, may will learn alot to controle Thier emotion. so with this type of informative thread,  it will shape their mindset on how to get a reserve or discretionary income to be able to judiciously make use of every Investment parameters from Buying the dip and HODL, lump-sum and DCA.

These ideas still likely need to be learned through putting them into practice and perhaps also starting an investment a bit slowly while getting used to everything, which surely DCA could be such a road to getting started slowly, yet even if they might start with a bit of a lump sum, they might also need to hold some money aside for DCA and/or buying on dips in case the BTC price goes down rather than up.

Yea that is true, the whole idea need to put into practice but I think theory Comes before practical. surely they will need the practical but after several attempts of learning procedures, protocols and self orientation, all will be sum up together before practical can be assured. learning alot before practice is good it makes you know more better before venturing into practical. some people who are not well knowledgeable about transaction lost alot of fund because of lack of proper understanding. although people differs in understanding, some are smart while some are dull. most people don't need too much explanation to understand while some you will need to repeat yourself like a thousand times before they can attempt to practical.

There can be tendencies to devolve into gambling and over doing it and becoming emotional, yet there are also practices to start out somewhat slow and to accustom oneself to the budgetary requirements of having an long term investment that is 4-10 years or more, and so a person needs to be careful to not invest too much because then s/he would be using money that it more than his/her discretionary income, meaning that it is money that is needed for expenses, needs or wants.. and so that money should not be put into bitcoin.

[YUriy1991]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

Interesting expectation and the answer is 100K Yes.

[khiholangkang]

We just need to hold and wait and maybe even much better if we accumulate more bitcoin so that we have much more than before to get a bigger return too, just imagine now at the $50k level and next year it will be $100k, more or less we will get 100% of bitcoin.

Yeah this is the time to focus more on yah accumulating part . Because Bitcoin actually given most of us some opportunity to gather more as the price still cheap, because soon Bitcoin going to have a new price break through which may be more than what will expected because Bitcoin possessed the potential to surge above the price range of $100k .

If we are an investor who is very lazy in finding out the market situation and the destination where we will run then we only need to believe in the historical data on bitcoin itself, I feel it is much better than reading but it raises more doubts especially seeing a lot of FUD out there that might affect us in investing in bitcoin, it will make our mentality side bad, our psychology will be easily depressed when there is a price drop.

So for that purpose the need for a DCA strategy, when we still have capital and there is a decline we are still able to buy more for the bullrun season, someone really believes this but there are many who doubt and end up losing because they don't make any decisions, $100k is very close and we are still here waiting for a much better increase.

[Taskford]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

maybe we can see ROAD TO 50k for a while mate till the bull comes   at least in our moment now this is more realistic than 100k (of course just for this month and the next) because i believe that this is the late effect of halving that supposedly dropping before halving that each 4 years have shown us , but totality of my answer believes that bitcoin will break that 100k but not in our short time now.

You think that the odds for $50k are very high?  greater than 60%?  I am not even sure if they are that high... but hey, I tend to be someone who bounces around with 50/50 predictions in regards to up versus down (and personally it seems to me that we are still in no man's land, which means (from my thinking) that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down.. especially in the zone of $55k-ish to $82k-ish), but yeah, I will admit that we did end up getting into no man's land quite soon (quicker than expected), but that should not invalidate the no man's land thesis.. at least tentatively that there is ongoing UPpity tendencies and pressures within this zone.. , and currently it seems that the price is bouncing back from the so far low of $56,500 just from yesterday.. so sometimes folks get too worked up about believing corrections are going to keep going, but then maybe the momentum is going to change.. I am not claiming to know.. but I would not be that confident that $50k has high chances as you seem to be presuming from some more or less normal correction levels (so far).

I don't believe that we will go that far especially that we are still in bullish condition despite of those current corrections happened. And if someone says that it will go down at $50k then maybe that means they don't have enough strong belief that bitcoin is not the same as before where bitcoin already gather a lot of momentum and support from people. We could able to see right now that bitcoin price goes back at $61k level so provably there would be more positive insight to see and those drop down to $50k price is not going to happen. But maybe they just afraid on past situation where a deep bearish market condition happen. To ease their selves on those thinking maybe they should read some good insights and speculate something good so there's no worried on something that can cause them to panic and they will stay positive on current situation on the market then think about that those dumps are just normal corrections on the market as you have been said.

$50k lower or higher, there's no way to determine and would be able to know on what would really be the potential bottom or floor with this current cycle considering that people had been that waiting for that last one dip before this market would be shooting up to the moon. Basing up into the previous cycles on which after halving there would really be that huge dump and for sure this is where most people been that trying to catch and on the time that Bitcoin did have some dip on 57k but now the price had made out some recovery and reaching out 60k again on which this is something that makes those kind of
hesitance whenever you do make out some position considering you would really be having those thoughts that it might be the last dip before that moonshot.
This is why it would really be best that you should really be knowing on what are the things that you would really be needing to do according into your own analysis.

Yeah I agree there's no exact ways for us to determine on what will be the last dip of bitcoin but there are some helpful actions we could able to do just to determine the possible movements that came. We can do TA for that since it can somehow helpful to figure out something that might possible to happen. Although this maybe not accurate but if we try to learn something from it and we backed up with some research of current events also we include the people sentiments then maybe with that we can figure out something that correction is not big as what those other people say. Right now we prove that $50k is not quiet reachable for now since there's still a lot of good things happen and I guess we can still able to see those pumps which other people waiting for. I'm still positive that $100k is achievable this year so hopefully we can see bitcoin achieve that price.

[Ambatman]

The Road to 100K in my opinion is possible this month keeping unfortunate news constant.
 

The chart above shows that the previous gap was filled before the rise and with this momentum a new ATH is not far from occurring.
As long as we hold the circled portion I see a strong upward movement
Is a personal speculations
Subject to changes or improvements.

Right now we prove that $50k is not quiet reachable for now since there's still a lot of good things happen and I guess we can still able to see those pumps which other people waiting for

I don't know what you mean by Good things but the cost of mining a BTC is around $53K according to coindesk and miners have gone down of sorts due to halving which has reduced the supply against demand.

If you waiting for $50K to reach before accumulating well I guess it would mean you like taking chances when odds are low.




Edit : Just learnt than mining cost is different across various countries.
So the cost mining a Bitcoin might rise very high in a country but not by much in another.

[AnonBitCoiner]

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

By describing it in words it looks easy to buy Bitcoin but if you don't have knowledge and invest in Bitcoin then you will lose because Bitcoin is also a part of crypto and possess high volatility therefore one must gain knowledge as Bitcoin requires huge money to make you profitable Bitcoin investors.

One can use the method of DCA if he does not have huge money at once but it is also not easy and only experts and people with complete knowledge of crypto can do this. We should not take everything easy because if we take it easy then we don't investigate and don't learn about it because we assume ourselves as an expert in such a field which becomes dangerous for us.

[promise444c5]

Yes... people do all kinds of dumb shit, but I doubt that it is a good idea to be focus on what dumb people do.

The better things is to focus on what each of us should be doing, which is investing at a level that is within our capacities and not panic selling.

but yeah, if you already overinvested, then sometimes you might have to shave some off... but that is to acknowledge that you fucked up in the first place... you can emphasize and empathize with those kinds of folks all that you like, but you are likely going to get push back from others, including yours truly.

This has nothing to do with panicking is all about not knowing how to go about it in a bright way, we have guys who does this same thing, ok are you trying to say that since the history of Bitcoin till this very moment that no one has ever for ones started with $5000 and ones the price went up that same person do a withdrawal of $5500 or $6500?

Yes people trade bitcoin, and I don't recommend it.. I tend to call it dumb, especially if we are talking about generally what people should be doing, which is not trading  but instead building their BTC stashes... .

You can't tell for sure, I know you can't do that doesn't mean someone else where can't and I know it disgust you if you see someone doing that.

People can do whatever they like, even dumb things, and if they talk about them as if they are smart things to do, I am not going to agree... and I will actually respond to those kinds of ideas that I consider to be dumb.. Maybe I won't always respond or call them dumb, and so it might depend upon how the ideas are expressed, yet I will likely respond to attempt to clarify matters (or to state my own opinion) whenever it seems to be a good idea (from my own discretion) to respond.

Yes I think dumb compliments it actually  .
Nobody is forcing anyone  it's  a choice but letting  them know it's dumb  is even better  to make it ring as "ooh shit about  to do something  dumb again".
Taking a peep or trying  to emulate/copy their act will qualify target as even much more dumber, stay on course a time will come that you will start seeing a huge ROI and that one would probably think of shaving some out of it.

[I_Anime]

Investing in Bitcoin is currently not a difficult thing, but we must have sufficient capital in this field so that we can start with confidence and that alone is not enough, we have to switch and also increase our knowledge about this, Bitcoint is a program which is good and must be maintained for those of us who want to start or learn to invest with bitcoin, this will be an effort or breakthrough for those of us who have insight into this matter to start getting something that we can start small and maintain it for something that will become big.

By describing it in words it looks easy to buy Bitcoin but if you don't have knowledge and invest in Bitcoin then you will lose because Bitcoin is also a part of crypto and possess high volatility therefore one must gain knowledge as Bitcoin requires huge money to make you profitable Bitcoin investors.

One can use the method of DCA if he does not have huge money at once but it is also not easy and only experts and people with complete knowledge of crypto can do this. We should not take everything easy because if we take it easy then we don't investigate and don't learn about it because we assume ourselves as an expert in such a field which becomes dangerous for us.

Well one doesn't requires more knowledge before thinking of accumulating, because with just the basic knowledge one is good to go . Because if you focus on gathering much knowledge about Bitcoin before accumulating you may endup missing out. So is better to start accumulating and hodl and the same focus on learning more  about Bitcoin while doing so.

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yes I think dumb compliments it actually  Tongue.
Nobody is forcing anyone  it's  a choice but letting  them know it's dumb  is even better  to make it ring as "ooh shit about  to do something  dumb again".
Taking a peep or trying  to emulate/copy their act will qualify target as even much more dumber, stay on course a time will come that you will start seeing a huge ROI and that one would probably think of shaving some out of it.

Yeah such time will surely come aslong you investing in Bitcoin, but one need to have some good quantities of bitcoin stashed before thinking of shaving some profit from yah investment , so all have to do is accumulate, hold for long-term and always being patient with yah investment.

[promise444c5]

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

[Pi-network314159]

Surely some folks might be in jurisdictions in which there might not be a lot of options, and even in the USA, there has tended to be quite a few options, but when exchanges are being attacked or even engaging in their own "proactive" measures, there can be fears about whether some avenues of getting in and out of bitcoin might become no longer available at future dates.. and it would not be a good thing to have funds locked up because of surprises. .and so in that sense there may be needs to have several on and off ramp options, even if you hardly ever use them, it is good to know that they are available and working.

if I get your point clearly, does it mean on ram and off ramp are used as an excape rout from allowing our fund not be locked up on exchange when there is no exit option. expecially when there is a cyber attack on exchange or exchange having problem?

There are a variety of ways that people can attempt to address the ways in which they might maintain active relations with exchanges if they are using exchanges as off and on ramps, but if there are various places in which a guy can spend his bitcoin without going through exchanges, then that could be another option. 
There are various jurisdictions that make it difficult to engage in peer to peer trading, but if any of us develops communities of peer to peer trading, there might not be much that could be done about that.. so yeah, surely guys have to figure out if they are o.k. holding thousands of dollars of value in bitcoin privately and if they don't have any ways to cash in and out of it, then they might get stressed by those kinds of circumstances.

that is the circumstances we are facing in our country right now. government restriction on P2P In most exchanges. making it hard for investors to cash in or  out only few exchanges are available for P2P and if those remaining are closed down it will be difficult but surely we will figure out way to cash out or in. I would have loved any of us to develop any P2P platform that wouldn't involve a centralized exchange. centralized exchange is our problem with government and there jurisdictions. what we need now to be totally free from government tracking, is by having a Dex exchange P2P wallet that would be capable to perform transaction without kyc involvement or any government identity verification. they use this involvement to still make blockchain technology system to look like a centralised system where certain people have access or control over peoples fund. but the problem about creating a decentralized P2P is that it will still need a third party to be in control of  all the funds incase if there is a fraudulent activity. because they will need  to use the coin in their possession to settle people who didn't release assets to people who already pay money to buy coin. so trust is the problem. when there is no trust there is no P2P. the only way it could be possible now is to bergain with a seller that accepts Bitcoin as a form of payment, send him the amount you need, and he may send you cash in return. or just use it as a medium of payment till a new solution is discovered.

[boty]

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

What you say is true, of course we must have a steady income so we can set aside some to invest, so we will be able to easily make investment plans, because without a steady income it will be very difficult to collect Bitcoins regularly to make a profit. from the investments we make.
In order to be able to carry out investments well, of course we have to be able to hold them until they reach the highest price and this process requires patience and knowledge because without knowledge of course we will not be able to hold them for a long period of time.

[avp2306]

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

Key to success is proper preparation on their investment since if they just came by and invest then take the risk and spend all their hard earned money then provably this will never give them any good result. I really believe that those people who use all their money to invest on bitcoin will go emotional once they see some corrections and to bad for them if they undergo on mental break down since for sure this will result to heavy decision that doesn't benefit them.

That's why its important to have good cashflow since whatever happen in the market we could just able to handle well the situation since we are confident that everything is fine and there's still money left on our side to use for another series of accumulation or to use it on other things that we are interested on.

Patience is key on everything and I believe we can only have this if we are fully equip with knowledge and have alternative source of funds.

[laijsica]

edited.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

What you say is true, of course we must have a steady income so we can set aside some to invest, so we will be able to easily make investment plans, because without a steady income it will be very difficult to collect Bitcoins regularly to make a profit. from the investments we make.

Investing success for you depends on following a process of long-term investing. Along with fixed income, you have floating cash, which is an important means of maintaining a wide range of investments. And that is at least emergency cash for your family needs and even for your medical treatment. And for that a cash supply of 3-6 months. Through this your investment will be consistent and you will reach your destination easily.

In order to be able to carry out investments well, of course we have to be able to hold them until they reach the highest price and this process requires patience and knowledge because without knowledge of course we will not be able to hold them for a long period of time.

It is necessary to clarify how much value you mean by the maximum price - if you mean the profit is more than the purchase price, then your investment may be in doubt because many investors enter the market for short term and make a limited profit from the market (Trading Business). Small profit exit through trading can be a good idea when you can do it regularly. But I think you can't expect to profit by using your margin regularly. At some point your margin will get stuck due to the price dropping in the market. You should keep in mind that holding BTC for the long term can provide a higher selling price.

[JayJuanGee]

Surely some folks might be in jurisdictions in which there might not be a lot of options, and even in the USA, there has tended to be quite a few options, but when exchanges are being attacked or even engaging in their own "proactive" measures, there can be fears about whether some avenues of getting in and out of bitcoin might become no longer available at future dates.. and it would not be a good thing to have funds locked up because of surprises. .and so in that sense there may be needs to have several on and off ramp options, even if you hardly ever use them, it is good to know that they are available and working.

if I get your point clearly, does it mean on ram and off ramp are used as an excape rout from allowing our fund not be locked up on exchange when there is no exit option. expecially when there is a cyber attack on exchange or exchange having problem?

There are a variety of ways that people can attempt to address the ways in which they might maintain active relations with exchanges if they are using exchanges as off and on ramps, but if there are various places in which a guy can spend his bitcoin without going through exchanges, then that could be another option. 
There are various jurisdictions that make it difficult to engage in peer to peer trading, but if any of us develops communities of peer to peer trading, there might not be much that could be done about that.. so yeah, surely guys have to figure out if they are o.k. holding thousands of dollars of value in bitcoin privately and if they don't have any ways to cash in and out of it, then they might get stressed by those kinds of circumstances.

that is the circumstances we are facing in our country right now. government restriction on P2P In most exchanges. making it hard for investors to cash in or  out only few exchanges are available for P2P and if those remaining are closed down it will be difficult but surely we will figure out way to cash out or in. I would have loved any of us to develop any P2P platform that wouldn't involve a centralized exchange. centralized exchange is our problem with government and there jurisdictions. what we need now to be totally free from government tracking, is by having a Dex exchange P2P wallet that would be capable to perform transaction without kyc involvement or any government identity verification. they use this involvement to still make blockchain technology system to look like a centralised system where certain people have access or control over peoples fund. but the problem about creating a decentralized P2P is that it will still need a third party to be in control of  all the funds incase if there is a fraudulent activity. because they will need  to use the coin in their possession to settle people who didn't release assets to people who already pay money to buy coin. so trust is the problem. when there is no trust there is no P2P. the only way it could be possible now is to bergain with a seller that accepts Bitcoin as a form of payment, send him the amount you need, and he may send you cash in return. or just use it as a medium of payment till a new solution is discovered.

Of course, there are face to face transactions that are more difficult to stop, yet still there are challenges of bitcoiners getting to know each other, whether it would be the creation of meetups, and surely some communication channels, like Nostr are attempting to make it possible to communicate without having third party intermediaries.  Even though I don't disagree with you about some needs for decentralized exchanges, I doubt that a main solution would be decentralized exchanges when there are also a variety of ways to attempt  to interact with people directly.. which yeah is a way of sort of saying the same thing. .communication channels in which no one can interfere.. and sometimes that can be merely to get connected in order to meet in person, and if people want bitcoin for providing goods and services, then those kinds of channels can be helpful towards bitcoiners too.

[Notalony]

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

Key to success is proper preparation on their investment since if they just came by and invest then take the risk and spend all their hard earned money then provably this will never give them any good result. I really believe that those people who use all their money to invest on bitcoin will go emotional once they see some corrections and to bad for them if they undergo on mental break down since for sure this will result to heavy decision that doesn't benefit them.

That's why its important to have good cashflow since whatever happen in the market we could just able to handle well the situation since we are confident that everything is fine and there's still money left on our side to use for another series of accumulation or to use it on other things that we are interested on.

Patience is key on everything and I believe we can only have this if we are fully equip with knowledge and have alternative source of funds.

One must not be fully equipped with knowledge nor even have an alternative source of income to become successful in Bitcoin long term investment, being financially ready even without an alternative source of income one  can become successful only with a basic knowledge and proper planning, with having the knowledge of dca strategy one can accumulate Bitcoin on different intervals irrespective of the price point either weekly or monthly and become successful. however, it will only take a longer period of time before he or she will build up a sizeable worth of Bitcoin up to a reasonable amount and lastly, to start buying Bitcoin and learn more on your way up is the most important thing than trying to be equipped with knowledge.

[Justbillywitt]

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

Key to success is proper preparation on their investment since if they just came by and invest then take the risk and spend all their hard earned money then provably this will never give them any good result. I really believe that those people who use all their money to invest on bitcoin will go emotional once they see some corrections and to bad for them if they undergo on mental break down since for sure this will result to heavy decision that doesn't benefit them.

That's why its important to have good cashflow since whatever happen in the market we could just able to handle well the situation since we are confident that everything is fine and there's still money left on our side to use for another series of accumulation or to use it on other things that we are interested on.

Patience is key on everything and I believe we can only have this if we are fully equip with knowledge and have alternative source of funds.

One must not be fully equipped with knowledge nor even have an alternative source of income to become successful in Bitcoin long term investment, being financially ready even without an alternative source of income one  can become successful only with a basic knowledge and proper planning, with having the knowledge of dca strategy one can accumulate Bitcoin on different intervals irrespective of the price point either weekly or monthly and become successful. however, it will only take a longer period of time before he or she will build up a sizeable worth of Bitcoin up to a reasonable amount and lastly, to start buying Bitcoin and learn more on your way up is the most important thing than trying to be equipped with knowledge.

It will be more easier for you to successfully invest and hold your bitcoin if you have different sources of income. Different sources of income makes you not to worry much about what's happening with bitcoin market, and it will also help you gather a sizeable bitcoin portfolio. Different sources of income will equip you to always take advantage of every opportunity that comes up in the market, because you will readily have funds available to buy bitcoin at whatever market conditions, be it DCA, dip, or lump sum buy. In the case of adequate knowledge, I agree with you that all one need is basic knowledge to successfully invest in bitcoin, the rest can come later on as you keep engaging in bitcoin investment and reading other relevant materials and interaction with experienced bitcoiners.

[Kliss]

[edited out]

[/b]but what's the issue is talking about taking your profit when you've not built a good portfolio in the first place.

Thinking about selling your Bitcoin holdings when you should be possessing more is definitely not the best mindset for building a strong long term portfolio. It's important to have a solid strategy and believe in the potential of Bitcoin. Instead of focusing on short-term gains, consider the bigger picture and the long-term growth potential. By accumulating more Bitcoin over time, you can position yourself for success in the future. Lack of proper investment planning, lack of focus and not having a well defined exit plan can all contribute to the mentality of wanting to sell your holdings instead of stacking more bitcoin.

[laijsica]

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

Key to success is proper preparation on their investment since if they just came by and invest then take the risk and spend all their hard earned money then provably this will never give them any good result. I really believe that those people who use all their money to invest on bitcoin will go emotional once they see some corrections and to bad for them if they undergo on mental break down since for sure this will result to heavy decision that doesn't benefit them.

That's why its important to have good cashflow since whatever happen in the market we could just able to handle well the situation since we are confident that everything is fine and there's still money left on our side to use for another series of accumulation or to use it on other things that we are interested on.

Patience is key on everything and I believe we can only have this if we are fully equip with knowledge and have alternative source of funds.

One must not be fully equipped with knowledge nor even have an alternative source of income to become successful in Bitcoin long term investment, being financially ready even without an alternative source of income one  can become successful only with a basic knowledge and proper planning, with having the knowledge of dca strategy one can accumulate Bitcoin on different intervals irrespective of the price point either weekly or monthly and become successful. however, it will only take a longer period of time before he or she will build up a sizeable worth of Bitcoin up to a reasonable amount and lastly, to start buying Bitcoin and learn more on your way up is the most important thing than trying to be equipped with knowledge.

To be successful in investing, you need to have a long-term plan as well as a guaranteed source of income and a proper combination of plans because your capital is very valuable to you. The purpose of having an alternate source of income is to not have to disrupt your investment in the event of an emergency or health emergency, or to sell investment capital before reaching investment goals. Investment experts recommend keeping your emergency fund in cash for 3-6 months. You can keep your BTC holding safe and DCA method running consistently as a result. You definitely want to protect your margin.

[erep]

To be successful in investing, you need to have a long-term plan as well as a guaranteed source of income and a proper combination of plans because your capital is very valuable to you. The purpose of having an alternate source of income is to not have to disrupt your investment in the event of an emergency or health emergency, or to sell investment capital before reaching investment goals. Investment experts recommend keeping your emergency fund in cash for 3-6 months. You can keep your BTC holding safe and DCA method running consistently as a result. You definitely want to protect your margin.

Of course, we must have the right strategy in managing funds and managing assets by utilizing various plans that have the potential to grow the value of assets from bitcoin investment, the perfect combination of maximum financial management, having emergency savings in cash and having potential assets for long-term profits in bitcoin, gold and property.

You don't have to have alternative income to support funds to increase investment because not everyone is lucky to get another job for alternative income, but focus on utilizing current income to divide part for emergency savings and part of other funds for DCA investment in bitcoin assets.

[dunfida]

To be successful in investing, you need to have a long-term plan as well as a guaranteed source of income and a proper combination of plans because your capital is very valuable to you. The purpose of having an alternate source of income is to not have to disrupt your investment in the event of an emergency or health emergency, or to sell investment capital before reaching investment goals. Investment experts recommend keeping your emergency fund in cash for 3-6 months. You can keep your BTC holding safe and DCA method running consistently as a result. You definitely want to protect your margin.

Of course, we must have the right strategy in managing funds and managing assets by utilizing various plans that have the potential to grow the value of assets from bitcoin investment, the perfect combination of maximum financial management, having emergency savings in cash and having potential assets for long-term profits in bitcoin, gold and property.

You don't have to have alternative income to support funds to increase investment because not everyone is lucky to get another job for alternative income, but focus on utilizing current income to divide part for emergency savings and part of other funds for DCA investment in bitcoin assets.

When dealing up with crypto space then you would really be definitely be needing up that proper planning. You cant really just that make yourself dive in without having that proper knowledge and preparations on what you are currently dealing with. You cant just that make yourself that be engaging into something without having those kind of readiness on whats coming. $100k? We are heading there and this is something inevitable.
It is really just that there's no one would really be able to know on when it would really be happening because if we do speak about movement of prices then this isnt something that you could really be able to tell that we would really be directly hitting up that live.

It would really be taking up some time and it would really be that something unpredictable. There are really just that people who are really too impatient on what they do have in mind.
This is why they are really that prone to tons of mistakes just because they are really that something that be in a rush which its not really something recommended.

[Asuspawer09]

We have seen Bitcoin reach 70k USD and it even reached a point of 71k briefly. We are seeing history being made right here with the new all time high being set once again and it is happening even before halving.

I have high expectations that bitcoin will reach 100k but will it reach 100k without any major decline in price? Does it seem realistic that from 70k, bitcoin will continuously rise up?

For sure it was doable I think, I mean compared in the past years we can already see how Bitcoin progressed, and on every Bitcoin Halving event, we always see a huge boost in the market price of Bitcoin, even though we can clearly see that it is already starting to slow down from 1000x to 100x to even lower, at this point in the market we might only see around 2x on the market price of Bitcoin. Considering we have a lot of catalysts that boost the market price like the Bitcoin halving event and the Bitcoin ETF etc. we can see that Bitcoin has adapted to a lot of users already, here in my country cryptocurrency has already adapted to digital banking to the point where you could already buy and sell cryptocurrency on their own platform which I think is huge for adaptation because it is going to boost its users if there were millions of users of that digital banks they are all going to get influence and probably going to buy cryptocurrency as well.

At this rate even though we only have a few thousand jumps on the last all-time high I still think that 100k$ was obviously doable and my prediction in the coming Bullrun is around 150k$ which is surely around 2x of the current all-time high. Of course, just basing on the Bitcoin halving timeline, still it needed some delay in order to take effect of the halving most of the time its around a year before we see Bullrun, so probably we could reach 100k$ in 2025 in theory.

[Falconer]

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Of course, we must have the right strategy in managing funds and managing assets by utilizing various plans that have the potential to grow the value of assets from bitcoin investment, the perfect combination of maximum financial management, having emergency savings in cash and having potential assets for long-term profits in bitcoin, gold and property.

You don't have to have alternative income to support funds to increase investment because not everyone is lucky to get another job for alternative income, but focus on utilizing current income to divide part for emergency savings and part of other funds for DCA investment in bitcoin assets.

Saving funds during inflation is not as easy as it sounds, I can actually say it is very difficult. Building an investment portfolio at this time is certainly important and worth the effort, but not necessarily if you don't have secure budget support. Of course you should prioritize living needs instead of building an investment portfolio, that's what I think.

Even if you manage to save, you still have to have a reserve budget to keep your investment assets untouched for sale. Changing investment plans due to budget requirements is very unpleasant, especially when the price is not profitable to sell. So make sure you build a portfolio while having a reserve budget too, that is a good plan for investing.

[batang_bitcoin]

It would really be taking up some time and it would really be that something unpredictable. There are really just that people who are really too impatient on what they do have in mind.

Forget about the impatient people, they're typically the ones that get eliminated before the highest price comes. But as long as it's profit for them, I'd be happy to hear their stories.

This is why they are really that prone to tons of mistakes just because they are really that something that be in a rush which its not really something recommended.

And from those mistakes, if they're going to stay, those are going to give them valuable lessons and that's why many of us here took years before we are going to decide something good for ourselves as we hold Bitcoin. Too many bad experiences before we're able to learn to just do nothing and HODL until we can.

[laijsica]

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Of course, we must have the right strategy in managing funds and managing assets by utilizing various plans that have the potential to grow the value of assets from bitcoin investment, the perfect combination of maximum financial management, having emergency savings in cash and having potential assets for long-term profits in bitcoin, gold and property.

You don't have to have alternative income to support funds to increase investment because not everyone is lucky to get another job for alternative income, but focus on utilizing current income to divide part for emergency savings and part of other funds for DCA investment in bitcoin assets.

Saving funds during inflation is not as easy as it sounds, I can actually say it is very difficult. Building an investment portfolio at this time is certainly important and worth the effort, but not necessarily if you don't have secure budget support. Of course you should prioritize living needs instead of building an investment portfolio, that's what I think.

Of course having a secure fund is a pre-requisite to keep BTC investments safe as the inflation period is increasing day by day and household expenses are rising as well. By applying the DCA technique we can allow the stack to grow while simultaneously holding. We put BTC portfolio growth as our second highest priority to plan and recommend holding for the long term.I think if someone is not aware of proper protection of their funds then his investment journey of yesteryear may turn out to be a failure because he was not aware of the rising cost of living. So they should aim to increase holdings with BTC journey to over $100k.

Even if you manage to save, you still have to have a reserve budget to keep your investment assets untouched for sale. Changing investment plans due to budget requirements is very unpleasant, especially when the price is not profitable to sell. So make sure you build a portfolio while having a reserve budget too, that is a good plan for investing.

Investment success depends on overall performance including your discretionary holdings over time. Investing knowledge born of indiscretion tends to be less successful. You can continue to reduce your spending and set household spending targets while you have long-term holding plans, including trying to meet your BTC goals.

[Rustam Meraj]

Saving funds during inflation is not as easy as it sounds, I can actually say it is very difficult. Building an investment portfolio at this time is certainly important and worth the effort, but not necessarily if you don't have secure budget support. Of course you should prioritize living needs instead of building an investment portfolio, that's what I think.

Even if you manage to save, you still have to have a reserve budget to keep your investment assets untouched for sale. Changing investment plans due to budget requirements is very unpleasant, especially when the price is not profitable to sell. So make sure you build a portfolio while having a reserve budget too, that is a good plan for investing.

I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

[Marvelockg]

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Of course, we must have the right strategy in managing funds and managing assets by utilizing various plans that have the potential to grow the value of assets from bitcoin investment, the perfect combination of maximum financial management, having emergency savings in cash and having potential assets for long-term profits in bitcoin, gold and property.

You don't have to have alternative income to support funds to increase investment because not everyone is lucky to get another job for alternative income, but focus on utilizing current income to divide part for emergency savings and part of other funds for DCA investment in bitcoin assets.

Saving funds during inflation is not as easy as it sounds, I can actually say it is very difficult. Building an investment portfolio at this time is certainly important and worth the effort, but not necessarily if you don't have secure budget support. Of course you should prioritize living needs instead of building an investment portfolio, that's what I think.

Of course having a secure fund is a pre-requisite to keep BTC investments safe as the inflation period is increasing day by day and household expenses are rising as well. By applying the DCA technique we can allow the stack to grow while simultaneously holding. We put BTC portfolio growth as our second highest priority to plan and recommend holding for the long term.I think if someone is not aware of proper protection of their funds then his investment journey of yesteryear may turn out to be a failure because he was not aware of the rising cost of living. So they should aim to increase holdings with BTC journey to over $100k.

the good thing here is that inflation doesn't directly affect our Bitcoin to a large extent and the only time when it affect it is when we're unable to continue buying during those seasons of inflation because the amount we've allocated for our expenses isn't enough to Carter for our needs which will mean that if we don't make good plans for our emergency funds, it becomes deficult to continue stacking Bitcoin at such moment and it might lead to a temporary pause in our DCA routine while we awaits things to fall back in place and then continue our stacking.

But then, part of the reason why we talk about making good provision for our emergency funds is based on the knowledge that inflation can set in for a season which can distort the ability of our expenses to meeting up our needs and also cover up for our DCA in those instance putting us in a position where if our emergency funds isn't intact, our holding gets endangered in the process or we might possibly stop following up with our DCA routine. And yeah, we aren't robots that will have our holding with us and allow the effect of inflation sweep us off our feet and so if our emergency funds it's in tact, we may as well make use of it to sustaining us till we've come out of that phase or we've been able to device a means of increasing our earning in the Midst of the inflation.

[JayJuanGee]

Saving funds during inflation is not as easy as it sounds, I can actually say it is very difficult. Building an investment portfolio at this time is certainly important and worth the effort, but not necessarily if you don't have secure budget support. Of course you should prioritize living needs instead of building an investment portfolio, that's what I think.

Even if you manage to save, you still have to have a reserve budget to keep your investment assets untouched for sale. Changing investment plans due to budget requirements is very unpleasant, especially when the price is not profitable to sell. So make sure you build a portfolio while having a reserve budget too, that is a good plan for investing.

I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

In regards to bitcoin, I personally believe that one of the most important things is to get started right away.

Yes, a lot of folks have screed up personal budgets and bad financial management, but they can build their financial management while they are investing into bitcoin..

So for example if a person has an income that is around $1.6k to $3.8k per month, and most of the time receives around $2,400, and he has expenses that are usually $1,800 to $2,200 per month, and most of the time the expenses are $2,000, then that is around $400 in disposable income, but surely the disposable income varies with the income and with the expenses that vary.

If that person is new to investing and maybe does not have much of any emergency fund, reserves or float - maybe perhaps 2-4 weeks of extra cash that kind of floats, he may want to minimally get his emergency funds in cash up to $6,600 to cover 3 months of his worst case expenses, but he can still start to invest into bitcoin before getting all of his finances in order. 

Let's say that he also has debt that he is paying off over the next 4 years. and maybe that debt is $60 per month (and is charging 6% interest annualized), and maybe the total amount due for the debt is going to have a balloon payment of $3k additional at the end of 4 years. .so yeah the guy has a variety of dilemmas and demands on his cashflow, so maybe he would like to buy $100 per week of bitcoin, but he sees that his finances are not really in a good spot, so maybe he can only invest $25 to $50 per week into bitcoin while he is sorting out his finances and getting himself into a better position... and yeah, 6% per year for the loan is not outrageously high, but it is not cheap either.. so their could be some dilemma in regards to whether the loan should be paid off first or if there might be some value to just let the loan continue to run and to invest into bitcoin.

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Of course, we must have the right strategy in managing funds and managing assets by utilizing various plans that have the potential to grow the value of assets from bitcoin investment, the perfect combination of maximum financial management, having emergency savings in cash and having potential assets for long-term profits in bitcoin, gold and property.

You don't have to have alternative income to support funds to increase investment because not everyone is lucky to get another job for alternative income, but focus on utilizing current income to divide part for emergency savings and part of other funds for DCA investment in bitcoin assets.

Saving funds during inflation is not as easy as it sounds, I can actually say it is very difficult. Building an investment portfolio at this time is certainly important and worth the effort, but not necessarily if you don't have secure budget support. Of course you should prioritize living needs instead of building an investment portfolio, that's what I think.

Of course having a secure fund is a pre-requisite to keep BTC investments safe as the inflation period is increasing day by day and household expenses are rising as well. By applying the DCA technique we can allow the stack to grow while simultaneously holding. We put BTC portfolio growth as our second highest priority to plan and recommend holding for the long term.I think if someone is not aware of proper protection of their funds then his investment journey of yesteryear may turn out to be a failure because he was not aware of the rising cost of living. So they should aim to increase holdings with BTC journey to over $100k.

the good thing here is that inflation doesn't directly affect our Bitcoin to a large extent and the only time when it affect it is when we're unable to continue buying during those seasons of inflation because the amount we've allocated for our expenses isn't enough to Carter for our needs which will mean that if we don't make good plans for our emergency funds, it becomes deficult to continue stacking Bitcoin at such moment and it might lead to a temporary pause in our DCA routine while we awaits things to fall back in place and then continue our stacking.

That is a good point Marvelockg.  Sometimes we might have to make some uncomfortable adjustments, and those adjustments would likely have priorities in regards to figuring out how dire our situation might get when our expenses go up and our income does not keep up, so maybe we even have to increase the size of our emergency fund because maybe we had been running an emergency fund that covers 3 months of our expenses, and all of a sudden it only covers 2 months, and so we might not only have the problem of having to cover increasing expenses for those particular crunch months, we likely would also have to spend some of our resources to build up our emergency fund to a higher level in order to account for the higher expenses, even if we might believe that inflation might come down, but we should still be attempting to prudently prepare ourselves for worser situations, since we would not want to have to dip into either our emergency funds or our bitcoin investment, so sometimes the sacrifice might be cutting off our DCA or lessening it to a very low amount.. .. which surely the various kinds of ways of prioritizing our cuts is not always going to be clear, yet the longer that we engage in these kinds of practices and balances, the better we should get at making those kinds of balancing determinations.

But then, part of the reason why we talk about making good provision for our emergency funds is based on the knowledge that inflation can set in for a season which can distort the ability of our expenses to meeting up our needs and also cover up for our DCA in those instance putting us in a position where if our emergency funds isn't intact, our holding gets endangered in the process or we might possibly stop following up with our DCA routine. And yeah, we aren't robots that will have our holding with us and allow the effect of inflation sweep us off our feet and so if our emergency funds it's in tact, we may as well make use of it to sustaining us till we've come out of that phase or we've been able to device a means of increasing our earning in the Midst of the inflation.

As you mention, surely there can still be ways to figure out how to increase our income or to cut our expenses, but like you suggested, thos kinds of things may well not be feasible to accomplish in the short run, so we have to deal with the situation that we have right in front of us at that particular moment in terms of prioritizing which part of our funds is next to be used.. and if we might have to discontinue investing into BTC at some point that we are depleting our other funds. .and maybe when we get back into building back our emergency fund, we can also get back into DCA, but we still might have to DCA at a lower rate based on needs to prioritize, especially when there could be signs that our cash cushion is not large enough in the event that more emergencies come, such as if we lose our job or we suffer some kind of a health event.

[Pi-network314159]

so yeah, if people had already invested a good chunk of money, they might not have any extra that they feel that they can put in, and that would be their own lack of preparations and perhaps a bit of childishness in their own approach to bitcoin.

just like you said it's childishness in their own approach to bitcoin. but surely I believe most people are fully aware about how crucial it is to invest all they have In Bitcoin without having a discretionary Income, and may not know its childishness, until they see the need of having an emergency or  reserved fund. the reason why most people do that is because they don't have the ability to keep a reserve fund due of being afraid to tempted or spend it. And not everyone has that patient to HODl a discretionary income. surely in their way they thought it's the best option, but never know it will affect them. I think most people should work on their habit by self decipline themselves of having reserved or discretionary income because if someone can not be able to manage a reserved fund, the person may turn to a childish investor who thinks his decision is the best without considering the effect of their decision.

and so yeah sometimes a person might get sloppy or use their reserves and their float or maybe they dip into their emergency fund, so if they do not replenish something like their emergency fund in a timely manner, then they could end up with an actual emergency and then not have enough funds to cover it so then they end up having to dip into their BTC investment, and their cash management was supposed to be in place in order to not put oneself into a position that he has to dip into his BTC at a time that is anything other than his own choosing.

that could only accoure when the bitcoin HODLer does make enough provision for discretionary/reserved fund or float to be able to withstand any cercumstances. you know when you have enough fund in your discretionary or float it wouldn't affect you by any means talk more of dipping hand on your  Bitcoin HODLing or using there reserved fund. I know sometimes investors run short of reserved fund depending on the gravity of the case,  but not on regular basis. sometimes investors need to have a union, even if not a general union but a union between colleagues in same knowledge and skill, so when such issues arises the person may not need to struggle where to source out fund, but your union of colleagues will be of a help in terms of needy. sometimes I feel that appert from having a personal reserved fund, there should be an additional fund somewhere aside from your own reserved. like having a cooperative society where multiple people contribute some fund as per annual saving and emergency reserved. in such case if any serious problem arises beyond your savings you might need the cooperative to help you. all this are just mearly a suggestion to ways of figuring out how to source out fund when there is need for it. what do you think? because I have come across most people complaining of not having enough reserved funds to sort themselves out. and may likely need to take a loan from either some organisations or bank of which may still come with an option of interest rate. where as they could have done that earlier by having group of trusted friends to have a union or cooperative society.

[boty]

Saving funds during inflation is not as easy as it sounds, I can actually say it is very difficult. Building an investment portfolio at this time is certainly important and worth the effort, but not necessarily if you don't have secure budget support. Of course you should prioritize living needs instead of building an investment portfolio, that's what I think.

Even if you manage to save, you still have to have a reserve budget to keep your investment assets untouched for sale. Changing investment plans due to budget requirements is very unpleasant, especially when the price is not profitable to sell. So make sure you build a portfolio while having a reserve budget too, that is a good plan for investing.

I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

Having a plan before making an investment is of course very important, because if we don't plan well before making an investment it will be very unlikely that we will be able to carry out the investment well and be able to achieve what we want from the investment we make, prepare funds for emergency needs Before deciding to start investing, of course this is very important and we will be able to invest well without having to take out what we have invested when we need emergency funds that we don't know when we will need them.

[teamsherry]

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

Key to success is proper preparation on their investment since if they just came by and invest then take the risk and spend all their hard earned money then provably this will never give them any good result. I really believe that those people who use all their money to invest on bitcoin will go emotional once they see some corrections and to bad for them if they undergo on mental break down since for sure this will result to heavy decision that doesn't benefit them.

That's why its important to have good cashflow since whatever happen in the market we could just able to handle well the situation since we are confident that everything is fine and there's still money left on our side to use for another series of accumulation or to use it on other things that we are interested on.

Patience is key on everything and I believe we can only have this if we are fully equip with knowledge and have alternative source of funds.

One must not be fully equipped with knowledge nor even have an alternative source of income to become successful in Bitcoin long term investment, being financially ready even without an alternative source of income one  can become successful only with a basic knowledge and proper planning, with having the knowledge of dca strategy one can accumulate Bitcoin on different intervals irrespective of the price point either weekly or monthly and become successful. however, it will only take a longer period of time before he or she will build up a sizeable worth of Bitcoin up to a reasonable amount and lastly, to start buying Bitcoin and learn more on your way up is the most important thing than trying to be equipped with knowledge.

To be successful in investing, you need to have a long-term plan as well as a guaranteed source of income and a proper combination of plans because your capital is very valuable to you. The purpose of having an alternate source of income is to not have to disrupt your investment in the event of an emergency or health emergency, or to sell investment capital before reaching investment goals. Investment experts recommend keeping your emergency fund in cash for 3-6 months. You can keep your BTC holding safe and DCA method running consistently as a result. You definitely want to protect your margin.

IMO I don't think having an alternative source of income can a situation of emergency from disrupting once investment plan, an alternative source of income surely can bring in more discretionary income to the table to help further your investment or give you more opportunity to invest more in bitcoin, but if you have a poor emergency funds then no matter the size of your income you would still find yourself in a situation where you might dip your hand into your bitcoin if an emergency occurs.

You should understand that an emergency funds is built specifically to be in preparation for any situation that may occur that can threaten your investment, it's just like knowing that I can get sick even when I'm healthy and I'm keeping money in advanced for that, this time the money is not for any specific emergency, it could be a house challenge, food challenge or family challenge, but it has to be an emergency, and that is left for you to figure out.

Another factor that cam affect ongoing investment can be improper cashflow management, at times people tend to over  allocate to Bitcoin and find themselves in a situation where they need to sell part to balance those ares they have been neglecting. Even situation where someone fails to keep floats around or reserves and end up needing an extra money to settle some stuff, all this are examples of improper cashflow management.

[JayJuanGee]

so yeah, if people had already invested a good chunk of money, they might not have any extra that they feel that they can put in, and that would be their own lack of preparations and perhaps a bit of childishness in their own approach to bitcoin.

just like you said it's childishness in their own approach to bitcoin. but surely I believe most people are fully aware about how crucial it is to invest all they have In Bitcoin without having a discretionary Income, and may not know its childishness, until they see the need of having an emergency or  reserved fund. the reason why most people do that is because they don't have the ability to keep a reserve fund due of being afraid to tempted or spend it. And not everyone has that patient to HODl a discretionary income. surely in their way they thought it's the best option, but never know it will affect them. I think most people should work on their habit by self decipline themselves of having reserved or discretionary income because if someone can not be able to manage a reserved fund, the person may turn to a childish investor who thinks his decision is the best without considering the effect of their decision.

and so yeah sometimes a person might get sloppy or use their reserves and their float or maybe they dip into their emergency fund, so if they do not replenish something like their emergency fund in a timely manner, then they could end up with an actual emergency and then not have enough funds to cover it so then they end up having to dip into their BTC investment, and their cash management was supposed to be in place in order to not put oneself into a position that he has to dip into his BTC at a time that is anything other than his own choosing.

that could only accoure when the bitcoin HODLer does make enough provision for discretionary/reserved fund or float to be able to withstand any cercumstances. you know when you have enough fund in your discretionary or float it wouldn't affect you by any means talk more of dipping hand on your  Bitcoin HODLing or using there reserved fund. I know sometimes investors run short of reserved fund depending on the gravity of the case,  but not on regular basis. sometimes investors need to have a union, even if not a general union but a union between colleagues in same knowledge and skill, so when such issues arises the person may not need to struggle where to source out fund, but your union of colleagues will be of a help in terms of needy. sometimes I feel that appert from having a personal reserved fund, there should be an additional fund somewhere aside from your own reserved. like having a cooperative society where multiple people contribute some fund as per annual saving and emergency reserved. in such case if any serious problem arises beyond your savings you might need the cooperative to help you. all this are just mearly a suggestion to ways of figuring out how to source out fund when there is need for it. what do you think? because I have come across most people complaining of not having enough reserved funds to sort themselves out. and may likely need to take a loan from either some organisations or bank of which may still come with an option of interest rate. where as they could have done that earlier by having group of trusted friends to have a union or cooperative society.

Sure, there could be some value in terms of having other kinds of resources upon which you can draw, yet I doubt that takes away from the benefits that you likely would get by creating and maintaining your own systems, and yeah, if there might be some cases in which you care able to get resources from friends, family or in other ways, then those can also be helpful to attempt to utilize whatever you can to your own advantage... or even to avoid dipping into reserves and/or emergency funds if you have those other ways of making your ends meet.

Saving funds during inflation is not as easy as it sounds, I can actually say it is very difficult. Building an investment portfolio at this time is certainly important and worth the effort, but not necessarily if you don't have secure budget support. Of course you should prioritize living needs instead of building an investment portfolio, that's what I think.

Even if you manage to save, you still have to have a reserve budget to keep your investment assets untouched for sale. Changing investment plans due to budget requirements is very unpleasant, especially when the price is not profitable to sell. So make sure you build a portfolio while having a reserve budget too, that is a good plan for investing.

I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

Having a plan before making an investment is of course very important, because if we don't plan well before making an investment it will be very unlikely that we will be able to carry out the investment well and be able to achieve what we want from the investment we make, prepare funds for emergency needs Before deciding to start investing, of course this is very important and we will be able to invest well without having to take out what we have invested when we need emergency funds that we don't know when we will need them.

If you have identified your various issues, you can work on building your various financial strength simultaneously to getting started in bitcoin, so there is no need to wait until you get all things perfect prior to getting started, so if you know that you already have $10 that you can buy, then buy right away and figure out your other details so that maybe you can later start to become more aggressive in your BTC accumulation approach, including making sure that you can invest 4-10 years or longer with whatever you are putting into bitcoin.. and no problem with also starting out slowly as you are otherwise putting the other aspects of your finances (and psychology) in order.

Another factor that cam affect ongoing investment can be improper cashflow management, at times people tend to over  allocate to Bitcoin and find themselves in a situation where they need to sell part to balance those ares they have been neglecting. Even situation where someone fails to keep floats around or reserves and end up needing an extra money to settle some stuff, all this are examples of improper cashflow management.

Exactly.  Improper cashflow management may well lead someone to be continuously having emergencies, and surely there can be situations that might seem to be an emergency to some people but if you are managing your cashflow with emergency funds and reserves, it would be likely that the most major situations that arise would end up being taken from the guy's reserves, and then the reserves would end up getting built back up.. and it could take bit of time to rebuild the reserves depending on how severe of a situation had taken place. which still might not rise to the level of an emergency. which could be getting hit by a bus or in some other way losing your income and/or increasing your expenses for a period time that hopefully ends up being temporary rather than permanent.

[Falconer]

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I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

Of course, you must have good planning before investing and expecting returns. Having a reserve budget is part of planning for every investor, but not everyone understands it. Having a reserve budget is necessary so that you keep your investment assets intact in the long term, while you can save and accumulate so that your portfolio continues to increase.

There are steps that must be taken before investing, but you don't need to prepare everything because you can still improve it as time goes by. The most important thing is that you have to have a safe budget to invest besides you need it to meet your living needs and a reserve budget.

[kawetsriyanto]

Having a plan before making an investment is of course very important, because if we don't plan well before making an investment it will be very unlikely that we will be able to carry out the investment well and be able to achieve what we want from the investment we make, prepare funds for emergency needs Before deciding to start investing, of course this is very important and we will be able to invest well without having to take out what we have invested when we need emergency funds that we don't know when we will need them.

It doesn't make sense to invest our money without making a plan first. It must be done first before we think to invest some funds into few coins. Planning covers everything, it is related to the goal, strategy, money management, and etc. If we have no plan, there is no way to run the investment because we must have no idea to do it. 

Having a reserve budget is part of planning for every investor, but not everyone understands it. Having a reserve budget is necessary so that you keep your investment assets intact in the long term, while you can save and accumulate so that your portfolio continues to increase.

Does it mean the reserved money for our investment? 
Sure, reserved budget is necessary. When it doesn't run as expected, so we need a little change in our investment. It sometimes requires funds/budget, the reserved money can be used in this situation.

[boty]

If you have identified your various issues, you can work on building your various financial strength simultaneously to getting started in bitcoin, so there is no need to wait until you get all things perfect prior to getting started, so if you know that you already have $10 that you can buy, then buy right away and figure out your other details so that maybe you can later start to become more aggressive in your BTC accumulation approach, including making sure that you can invest 4-10 years or longer with whatever you are putting into bitcoin.. and no problem with also starting out slowly as you are otherwise putting the other aspects of your finances (and psychology) in order.

Building financial strength simultaneously by accumulating Bitcoin will of course make us more financially stable in the future and I really agree with you by starting with whatever funds we have now and while continuing to seek knowledge that we don't yet understand, because if we keep waiting the time is right to start so we have missed an opportunity that we can use now but we have to be patient in going through the process that we have to go through.

It doesn't make sense to invest our money without making a plan first. It must be done first before we think to invest some funds into few coins. Planning covers everything, it is related to the goal, strategy, money management, and etc. If we have no plan, there is no way to run the investment because we must have no idea to do it. 

Yes, you are right, it is not possible for us to invest without planning first, as you said, there are many things that must be prepared before starting to invest so that we can achieve the goals of the investment we are making and also don't let us invest just because we see other people. Others who have been successful in the investments they made and we decided to invest, of course it would be very wrong to do that.

[Sebas.tian]

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I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

Of course, you must have good planning before investing and expecting returns. Having a reserve budget is part of planning for every investor, but not everyone understands it. Having a reserve budget is necessary so that you keep your investment assets intact in the long term, while you can save and accumulate so that your portfolio continues to increase.

Before you can achieve your goal in the future, you need to set a good plan that will drive you smoothly to achieve your goal without any mistakes in your journey, because you must invest in the bearish season for you to be able to achieve high income in the bullish season. Those that understood it, we definitely save some huge amount of capital or budget to make their plan function in the investment, because it will allow you to purchase a huge amount of Bitcoin when the bearish season appear in the market, which is the right season many investors use to achieve their opportunity to hold Bitcoin. Whenever you succeed to purchase Bitcoin from the Lowest price in the market, and apply long term holding, it show that you are on the road that will lead you to $100,000, because that is the price that will make some investors to sell their Bitcoin when bullish season appear.

[Tmoonz]

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I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

Of course, you must have good planning before investing and expecting returns. Having a reserve budget is part of planning for every investor, but not everyone understands it. Having a reserve budget is necessary so that you keep your investment assets intact in the long term, while you can save and accumulate so that your portfolio continues to increase.

Before you can achieve your goal in the future, you need to set a good plan that will drive you smoothly to achieve your goal without any mistakes in your journey, because you must invest in the bearish season for you to be able to achieve high income in the bullish season. Those that understood it, we definitely save some huge amount of capital or budget to make their plan function in the investment, because it will allow you to purchase a huge amount of Bitcoin when the bearish season appear in the market, which is the right season many investors use to achieve their opportunity to hold Bitcoin. Whenever you succeed to purchase Bitcoin from the Lowest price in the market, and apply long term holding, it show that you are on the road that will lead you to $100,000, because that is the price that will make some investors to sell their Bitcoin when bullish season appear.

There is absolutely nothing wrong in making mistakes no one is perfect but rather we working towards perfection, because sometimes we become better of by learning from our mistakes, what is most important is how you were able to handle your mistake, were you able to learn from it and make corrections? However, your naratives seems to be talking much about buying Bitcoin at the lower price and sell at high, yes it is good to buy Bitcoin at the bearish season as it gives you the opportunity of buying more quantity of Bitcoin at a lower price with the same amount of money that will give you a lesser quantity of Bitcoin at bullish seasons, but having a long term view of Bitcoin investment doesn't requires making purchases based on market conditions, your most concern should be maximizing every opportunities that shows it's self in the market in other to have a sizeable worth of Bitcoin up to a reasonable amount. dca strategy gives you to opportunity of being in the market on time without any forms of timing the market, as you make purchases irrespective of the price or market conditions with a fixed amount of money that will be affordable to you to accumulate Bitcoin on different intervals either weekly or monthly while you make other arrangements for making more purchases when there is dip of which you can buy aggressively without over doing it where it will affect other of your needs. Buying during bearish season is good but shouldn't be seen as a primary strategy it should be more like a secondary strategy for accumulating Bitcoin. It is no longer new that Bitcoin performs best when view on long perspective of about 4 to 10 years or more considering how much of it's quantity  you have in your bag which you enable you to have a good return which is better than chasing a few dollar profit,  considering selling part of your investment during a bull run should only be associated with those who has a reasonable size of Bitcoin and has held for long or probably has gotten close to their fuck you status or their investment goals and objectives.

[bitterguy28]

Because the what one really need is a good cashflow to handle his accummulation part, and also be patient with his investment by holding for long-term only , in order to have more time and opportunities to gather more . But still knowledge play a crucial way when it comes to investing but don't let it affect yah accumulating part.

Yeah!  Absolutely  one needs a good or strong  cashflow to sustain  your accumulations maybe not necessary too strong but good is a perfect word  generally.

However,Patience is a very important aspect to consider In my view , without  patience all these might be almost impossible  or even impossible because there's no way one's gonna last long  if he doesn't have patience witness some good returns over his stashed Bitcoin investment , all he will focus on his the dip marketseven when he's in profit . I see it as a very important aspect so it needs Bold

Key to success is proper preparation on their investment since if they just came by and invest then take the risk and spend all their hard earned money then provably this will never give them any good result. I really believe that those people who use all their money to invest on bitcoin will go emotional once they see some corrections and to bad for them if they undergo on mental break down since for sure this will result to heavy decision that doesn't benefit them.

That's why its important to have good cashflow since whatever happen in the market we could just able to handle well the situation since we are confident that everything is fine and there's still money left on our side to use for another series of accumulation or to use it on other things that we are interested on.

Patience is key on everything and I believe we can only have this if we are fully equip with knowledge and have alternative source of funds.

One must not be fully equipped with knowledge nor even have an alternative source of income to become successful in Bitcoin long term investment, being financially ready even without an alternative source of income one  can become successful only with a basic knowledge and proper planning, with having the knowledge of dca strategy one can accumulate Bitcoin on different intervals irrespective of the price point either weekly or monthly and become successful. however, it will only take a longer period of time before he or she will build up a sizeable worth of Bitcoin up to a reasonable amount and lastly, to start buying Bitcoin and learn more on your way up is the most important thing than trying to be equipped with knowledge.

To be successful in investing, you need to have a long-term plan as well as a guaranteed source of income and a proper combination of plans because your capital is very valuable to you. The purpose of having an alternate source of income is to not have to disrupt your investment in the event of an emergency or health emergency, or to sell investment capital before reaching investment goals. Investment experts recommend keeping your emergency fund in cash for 3-6 months. You can keep your BTC holding safe and DCA method running consistently as a result. You definitely want to protect your margin.

This is what others does not know , that they need to have a proper source of income when they invest in this kind of market as the volatility and the risk better not to believe that this is an easy investment to make you rich or generate you big income in short time because that is not , so many failure happens from the past because of this mentality so better not to be one of those .

[Lida93]

I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

There is no more enough money for living expenses this days as inflation keeps biting deeper every now and then making money you thought was going to be enough today turning not to be enough the next day and the day after... all thanks to the bastard called inflation.

What I think is, whether of a lower or higher class investor, people should best concentrate on creating an investment portfolio that is within their financial ability and try not to stress it beyond their budget. And very importantly, savings is one thing that can't be overemphasized, having savings aside that should serve as emergency funds is one good practice to achieving a successful investment plan because you will have no reason that would condition you to change your investment plan.

[Barikui1]

I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

There is no more enough money for living expenses this days as inflation keeps biting deeper every now and then making money you thought was going to be enough today turning not to be enough the next day and the day after... all thanks to the bastard called inflation.

What I think is, whether of a lower or higher class investor, people should best concentrate on creating an investment portfolio that is within their financial ability and try not to stress it beyond their budget. And very importantly, savings is one thing that can't be overemphasized, having savings aside that should serve as emergency funds is one good practice to achieving a successful investment plan because you will have no reason that would condition you to change your investment plan.

Their is a saying in my locality that the money you save today will will save you tomorrow, but to me, savings in this our current economic situation can't achieve it full potential that it was intended to due to inflation, but the best advice I can give to anyone that have any intention of saving money is that, instead of saving fiat while inflation ravaged it, it's best you save your money in anything that appreciate in value overtime, something like Bitcoin, gold and land.

And lastly, most people find it difficult to save money this days due to hardship, because it's only person that have first of all eaten that will even think of saving, but in essence, if in this difficult economy, you try to squeeze out something, try to hold that money in anything that appreciate in value overtime, so you wouldn't be in a loss, when you finally decided to use it.

[Stablexcoin]

I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

There is no more enough money for living expenses this days as inflation keeps biting deeper every now and then making money you thought was going to be enough today turning not to be enough the next day and the day after... all thanks to the bastard called inflation.

What I think is, whether of a lower or higher class investor, people should best concentrate on creating an investment portfolio that is within their financial ability and try not to stress it beyond their budget. And very importantly, savings is one thing that can't be overemphasized, having savings aside that should serve as emergency funds is one good practice to achieving a successful investment plan because you will have no reason that would condition you to change your investment plan.

Their is a saying in my locality that the money you save today will will save you tomorrow, but to me, savings in this our current economic situation can't achieve it full potential that it was intended to due to inflation, but the best advice I can give to anyone that have any intention of saving money is that, instead of saving fiat while inflation ravaged it, it's best you save your money in anything that appreciate in value overtime, something like Bitcoin, gold and land.

And lastly, most people find it difficult to save money this days due to hardship, because it's only person that have first of all eaten that will even think of saving, but in essence, if in this difficult economy, you try to squeeze out something, try to hold that money in anything that appreciate in value overtime, so you wouldn't be in a loss, when you finally decided to use it.

Someone in a tight situation who can barely earn or foot his bills can not in any way squeeze out something to save. Inflation rises faster as the year runs out. For someone in that situation, it is best he use his money to learn a bigger skill or start a small business. In this case he would be aware that he did not eat because of a good reason. The new skill might start paying him better in a few months or the little business might start yielding profits gradually.

The only difficult part of taking such action is that people are too shy these days to start a mini business. They expect to have millions before starting any business.

[laijsica]

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I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

Of course, you must have good planning before investing and expecting returns. Having a reserve budget is part of planning for every investor, but not everyone understands it. Having a reserve budget is necessary so that you keep your investment assets intact in the long term, while you can save and accumulate so that your portfolio continues to increase.

Before you can achieve your goal in the future, you need to set a good plan that will drive you smoothly to achieve your goal without any mistakes in your journey, because you must invest in the bearish season for you to be able to achieve high income in the bullish season. Those that understood it, we definitely save some huge amount of capital or budget to make their plan function in the investment, because it will allow you to purchase a huge amount of Bitcoin when the bearish season appear in the market, which is the right season many investors use to achieve their opportunity to hold Bitcoin. Whenever you succeed to purchase Bitcoin from the Lowest price in the market, and apply long term holding, it show that you are on the road that will lead you to $100,000, because that is the price that will make some investors to sell their Bitcoin when bullish season appear.

Bearish seasons definitely recommend buying more BTC . Holding seriously above following DCA procedure for this. DCA strategy is very effective for high returns as compared to others which will show buying high low in different price combinations. Where your target BTC stacks looks bigger over time.
When you continue DCA consistently year after year you don't need to look at the latest market value because your focus is on a full circle. Completing one circle will motivate you to start the next one which will lead to higher investment returns in the future. Here if your target is 100k then it is important to take care of the amount of float money to avoid the hurdle of investing at high rate. I've noticed investment advisors putting more emphasis on holding cash and motivating everyone. Because you may need extra money for various reasons such as job loss, urgent physical illness or anything else. Don't withdraw your investment funds midway through this urgent need. You may be able to stop buying for a while in an emergency but you can make up for it later by buying the same amount. The goal is timely decisions to overcome holding obstacles.

[teamsherry]

Another factor that cam affect ongoing investment can be improper cashflow management, at times people tend to over  allocate to Bitcoin and find themselves in a situation where they need to sell part to balance those ares they have been neglecting. Even situation where someone fails to keep floats around or reserves and end up needing an extra money to settle some stuff, all this are examples of improper cashflow management.

Exactly.  Improper cashflow management may well lead someone to be continuously having emergencies, and surely there can be situations that might seem to be an emergency to some people but if you are managing your cashflow with emergency funds and reserves, it would be likely that the most major situations that arise would end up being taken from the guy's reserves, and then the reserves would end up getting built back up.. and it could take bit of time to rebuild the reserves depending on how severe of a situation had taken place. which still might not rise to the level of an emergency. which could be getting hit by a bus or in some other way losing your income and/or increasing your expenses for a period time that hopefully ends up being temporary rather than permanent.

Yeah and most times some folks tend to neglect the power of having a good cash reserv available for you at anytime, cause at times we might find ourselves in some kind of unplanned situation that requires immediate attention and if we had not prepared ourselves in advance we might end up having to use our emergency funds for such situation, Yeah some persons can argue that we must only use our emergency funds in cases if emergency but for someone that doesn't know about good cashflow management and has not at anytime prior taken time to calculate his expenses and kept floats or built reserves and emergency funds can always be in a state of emergency and i like to see emergency as any very pressing need and it might not always be severe like an accident or health issue or maybe house issue, this can at times be the simplest of situation like when we have to spend money on a business or building project and we didn't plan ourselves well and it happen, if someone isn't careful they might have no choice than to want to dip their hands Into their bitcoin to settle that issue thinking of buying back later.

The end point is having a good cashflow management and having a sence to have cash around just in case can save you from a lot of trouble or emergency that may tend to rise from time to time.

[Hewlet]

I totally agree that saving money during inflation is very hard. By the way it is  good to invest but first you need to make sure you have enough money for living expenses. You should have solid budget in place before investing and also save some extra money so you do not have to sell your investments when prices are low. Changing your investment plans because you do not have enough money can be annoying and costly. So I think it is good idea to build a portfolio and also save some extra money it's a smart way to invest.

There is no more enough money for living expenses this days as inflation keeps biting deeper every now and then making money you thought was going to be enough today turning not to be enough the next day and the day after... all thanks to the bastard called inflation.

What I think is, whether of a lower or higher class investor, people should best concentrate on creating an investment portfolio that is within their financial ability and try not to stress it beyond their budget. And very importantly, savings is one thing that can't be overemphasized, having savings aside that should serve as emergency funds is one good practice to achieving a successful investment plan because you will have no reason that would condition you to change your investment plan.

Their is a saying in my locality that the money you save today will will save you tomorrow, but to me, savings in this our current economic situation can't achieve it full potential that it was intended to due to inflation, but the best advice I can give to anyone that have any intention of saving money is that, instead of saving fiat while inflation ravaged it, it's best you save your money in anything that appreciate in value overtime, something like Bitcoin, gold and land.

And lastly, most people find it difficult to save money this days due to hardship, because it's only person that have first of all eaten that will even think of saving, but in essence, if in this difficult economy, you try to squeeze out something, try to hold that money in anything that appreciate in value overtime, so you wouldn't be in a loss, when you finally decided to use it.

Someone in a tight situation who can barely earn or foot his bills can not in any way squeeze out something to save. Inflation rises faster as the year runs out. For someone in that situation, it is best he use his money to learn a bigger skill or start a small business. In this case he would be aware that he did not eat because of a good reason. The new skill might start paying him better in a few months or the little business might start yielding profits gradually.

in the midst of the inflation and economic hardship that's disturbing almost all the nations of the world, people are still surviving, creating opportunities out of it and still investing during those times. I understand how bad it can get but part of the investment you should also do while making investment into real asset like Bitcoin is to invest into yourself such that you can comfortably survive in the midst of inflation and economic hardship. We're all humans and it's not even reasonable to tell someone that's yet to create an income that's enough for his upkeep to start investing into Bitcoin. Such individual can't invest and definitely can't make any provision for emergency funds and to be really honest he is in a state of emergency himself.

But let's establish the fact that life doesn't happen by magic. if you don't prepare well for your future, you will end up talking about inflation and high cost of living all your life without making any necessary move at all as regards how best to take yourself out of it. Let's also know that Bitcoin investments isn't for everybody and so it's even inappropriate to invest into Bitcoin when you don't have a meaningful source of income. Most of the people that are to eager to see Bitcoin price shoot up high to a dramatic price so they will take thier profit are individuals that aren't financially strong but invested all they've got hoping to get a sudden profit in Thier investment in no time.

The only difficult part of taking such action is that people are too shy these days to start a mini business. They expect to have millions before starting any business.

it's not everyone that needs to start up a Business, some will just need to attach themselves to an already existing firm and take care of themselves from there. And you don't even need to have a big business or earn too much to be able to invest into Bitcoin. As long as you're able to take care of yourself from your earning and you have some reserve that can go into investing into an asset, then you're good to go and even if you start buying you Bitcoin with as low as $10 at the time because you've not fixed your financial life first, as you grow in your workplace or start up a business in the long run, you will be able to increae the allocation you use in buying your Bitcoin from then and you know already that it's more deficult to start than continuing so as long as you're able to start buying even with a small amount of money and maybe your portfolio is small at the time, it will still serve as a source of encouragement that will enable you buy more in the long run.

[laijsica]

it's not everyone that needs to start up a Business, some will just need to attach themselves to an already existing firm and take care of themselves from there. And you don't even need to have a big business or earn too much to be able to invest into Bitcoin. As long as you're able to take care of yourself from your earning and you have some reserve that can go into investing into an asset, then you're good to go and even if you start buying you Bitcoin with as low as $10 at the time because you've not fixed your financial life first, as you grow in your workplace or start up a business in the long run, you will be able to increae the allocation you use in buying your Bitcoin from then and you know already that it's more deficult to start than continuing so as long as you're able to start buying even with a small amount of money and maybe your portfolio is small at the time, it will still serve as a source of encouragement that will enable you buy more in the long run.

Your profitability in support of Bitcoin investment is important to your long-term holding. You can start with as little as $10 in DCA method, it's not out of your reach. But if you've been investing or holding for the long term, your investment success can multiply because you've had consistency in your accumulation. If you have $10 left after paying all your family's expenses, you better start with that. Another important thing you should keep is a cash balance so that you don't have to fold your investment mid-way in case of emergency. Holding it may not look good in your portfolio but in the long run you can definitely expect good returns. Even if you get used to DCA method, you will continue to increase the level of savings as your income increases. You should keep in mind that continuous and consistent strategy investing can lead to a combination of prices ranging from bearish prices to high prices and it's average prices. As a result, you can get a full circle at a low price and you will continue to take much higher profits.

[Oneandpure]

Their is a saying in my locality that the money you save today will will save you tomorrow, but to me, savings in this our current economic situation can't achieve it full potential that it was intended to due to inflation, but the best advice I can give to anyone that have any intention of saving money is that, instead of saving fiat while inflation ravaged it, it's best you save your money in anything that appreciate in value overtime, something like Bitcoin, gold and land.

And lastly, most people find it difficult to save money this days due to hardship, because it's only person that have first of all eaten that will even think of saving, but in essence, if in this difficult economy, you try to squeeze out something, try to hold that money in anything that appreciate in value overtime, so you wouldn't be in a loss, when you finally decided to use it.

Currently is marketing of Bank in your country how to make their citizen keep loyal for saving money in the bank and promising will help them in the future, actually is bad effect with how long our money put in the bank get inflation values and less feedback from bank effort receiving how many years keep hold or save your money in the Bank. Get difficult financial condition I think not easy spending or saving money between in the Bank or holding as investment assets in cryptocurrency, gold and property assets.

Need to give more education every every people has decision hold or put their money in the bank with increasing values and getting inflation in the future, save it in bitcoin and expected the way for bitcoin reach to higher price around $100k is near future and take it as our long term investment.