Bitcoin might reach $100k before halviing. What is your exit strategy?

[Claymore2]

For me, it's all about setting goals and sticking to them. If I'm aiming for $100K, selling at a profit makes sense. But when it comes to Bitcoin, I see it as a long-term investment for my retirement. I'm not rushing to sell, especially since I'm not that old yet. When prices dip, I see it as a chance to buy more Bitcoin at a discount. I've seen how it pays off in the past. With Bitcoin, I'm confident it'll be worth a lot more in the future, securing a comfortable retirement for me and my family.

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[AnonBitCoiner]

For me, it's all about setting goals and sticking to them. If I'm aiming for $100K, selling at a profit makes sense. But when it comes to Bitcoin, I see it as a long-term investment for my retirement. I'm not rushing to sell, especially since I'm not that old yet. When prices dip, I see it as a chance to buy more Bitcoin at a discount. I've seen how it pays off in the past. With Bitcoin, I'm confident it'll be worth a lot more in the future, securing a comfortable retirement for me and my family.

Selling price depends on the selected goals of the investors so some people will sell it at the worth of 100k$ but some will sell it before it reached to 100k$ so all depends on person's needs and choices. If you don't want to sell yet then you can get huge return in future and surely you will not be afraid of current Fluctuations of market.

I will suggest you to sell some bitcoin when it reached to your selected target and hold the remaining while also you should collect more in affordable price whenever you have free cash. Keep bitcoin longer is suitable option but you should also take some profit in coming halving and you should miss this opportunity.

[Distinctin]

Bitcoin is rising upwards in terms of price continuously. Many are predicting that it will reach $100k before halving. In case that happens, do you plan to exit at that price level because of possible correction at that levels ? What is your exit strategy  with bitcoin once it reaches $100k?

Currently the Bitcoin market has grown a lot. I think Bitcoin could rise in this pumping market and reach a high of $80,000.  Since Bitcoin is reaching its new ATH right now, $80k might be my target. Then since we are not technically analysts we cannot do proper analysis. But I think bitcoin won't reach $100k before halving Bitcoin may reach $100k-$170k in upcoming bull market after halving. But market analysis is not the end of investment, only if you can go with the investment, market analysis will be successful.

Currently, bitcoin is priced at $62k and it’s only a month from now before we will witness bitcoin halving, so $100k might be somehow unrealistic to achieve for me. Although bitcoin moves unpredictably, but if this price correction will stay for almost a month, then it’s hard to say that we will hit $100k before bitcoin halving starts.

However, reaching $80k might have chances that we will hit that point. If not before halving, then most probably by the start of bull run, it would certainly be highly possible.

[AprilioMP]

Bitcoin is rising upwards in terms of price continuously. Many are predicting that it will reach $100k before halving. In case that happens, do you plan to exit at that price level because of possible correction at that levels ? What is your exit strategy  with bitcoin once it reaches $100k?

It's not because prices have decreased again that I say that I can't justify it under normal circumstances. Indeed, when the market experiences an increase in price as happened some time ago, many people deviate from expectations because before the halving, Bitcoin was able to make a slightly different event, namely being able to break through the previous highest price limit and reach a new high above $72K.

This means that none of the estimates are correct but there are also estimates that are close to reality.
If Bitcoin's market price is able to reach $100K, I will sell a large percentage of it and prepare to buy again at a lower price when the decline occurs.

[_BlackStar]

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It's not because prices have decreased again that I say that I can't justify it under normal circumstances. Indeed, when the market experiences an increase in price as happened some time ago, many people deviate from expectations because before the halving, Bitcoin was able to make a slightly different event, namely being able to break through the previous highest price limit and reach a new high above $72K.

This means that none of the estimates are correct but there are also estimates that are close to reality.
If Bitcoin's market price is able to reach $100K, I will sell a large percentage of it and prepare to buy again at a lower price when the decline occurs.

Yes - that's what traders usually do. They buy and sell - keep the profits and wait for the price to go low and buy again. But big investors rarely do this - if they do, they will sell some and sell all at what they consider to be a high target price.

The problem is - it's hard to get bitcoin to $100K before the halving, so if you were planning on selling it then you probably already sold it at $73K a few days ago. Right now you probably know - the price of bitcoin has dropped low and low enough to be able to buy, so if you have sold it at a high price then prepare yourself to buy now.

[Russlenat]

Bitcoin is rising upwards in terms of price continuously. Many are predicting that it will reach $100k before halving. In case that happens, do you plan to exit at that price level because of possible correction at that levels ? What is your exit strategy  with bitcoin once it reaches $100k?

It's not because prices have decreased again that I say that I can't justify it under normal circumstances. Indeed, when the market experiences an increase in price as happened some time ago, many people deviate from expectations because before the halving, Bitcoin was able to make a slightly different event, namely being able to break through the previous highest price limit and reach a new high above $72K.

This means that none of the estimates are correct but there are also estimates that are close to reality.
If Bitcoin's market price is able to reach $100K, I will sell a large percentage of it and prepare to buy again at a lower price when the decline occurs.

While I have high hopes that $100k will be achievable this time, but it’s like it’s not as easy as it is. Bitcoin price continue to drop and we have no control when will this correction will stop. But if ever bitcoin price will suddenly hit $100k, then selling would be the best option. We are here for profits so let’s not waste that opportunity to take profits, and reserved some funds to buy back again when bitcoin price drops drastically.

[JimboToronto]

We are here for profits so let’s not waste that opportunity to take profits

I prefer to take my profits in Bitcoin, not some pathetic low-growth fiat currency.

[AprilioMP]

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The problem is - it's hard to get bitcoin to $100K before the halving, so if you were planning on selling it then you probably already sold it at $73K a few days ago. Right now you probably know - the price of bitcoin has dropped low and low enough to be able to buy, so if you have sold it at a high price then prepare yourself to buy now.

It's difficult because it can only penetrate up to $73K. If at that time the price can reach 100K before the halving (even though it is difficult), we will speculate differently.

Yups... For this strategy to get a quick profit -> Selling at $73K and buying again at $62,260 as the lowest price in 24 hours, so it is profitable for those who do it.

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Bitcoin price continue to drop and we have no control when will this correction will stop. But if ever bitcoin price will suddenly hit $100k, then selling would be the best option.

To know that the price will rise again until it reaches $100K, how do you know so you can sell it quickly at $100K considering we have no control.
If you are willing to share it will be very useful.

We are here for profits so let’s not waste that opportunity to take profits, and reserved some funds to buy back again when bitcoin price drops drastically.

I also want profits. Maybe they out there also have the same goal.

[wiss19]

So let me get this straight, we buy bitcoin at early price, something under 100k, and it goes to 100k, and we make a profit from it, and OP is asking what our exit strategy on the thing that made us money? My strategy with anything that makes me money is to keep at it, why change it?

I mean this isn't gambling where you win a hand and you leave when you are up. I am a long term holder, I will not sell when it is 100k, I will not sell when it is 200k. There are only two conditions for me to sell, either I have to have enough to retire for the rest of my life and I may cash out and just retire, OR the reason would be me being forced by some financial strain that I am facing and need to cash out to pay for some stuff.

[blckhawk]

If it ever does reach 100k in the near future, my only exit strategy is to take profit, all of the bitcoins that I've hodl in a while now would be quickly sold before anything happens, I know that I might miss out on a bigger profit because I didn't wait but profit is profit to me so I don't think that I'd necessarily regret selling all of it once it hits to that price point, I don't even think that it's logical for someone to not sell it when there's the opportunity to get paid big. That's just my opinion though, some people might have a different price goal but I think that I can speak to everyone that when the profit is just too much to handle, the option of selling right now should become the more apparent option.

[$weetne$$]

If it ever does reach 100k in the near future, my only exit strategy is to take profit, all of the bitcoins that I've hodl in a while now would be quickly sold before anything happens, I know that I might miss out on a bigger profit because I didn't wait but profit is profit to me so I don't think that I'd necessarily regret selling all of it once it hits to that price point, I don't even think that it's logical for someone to not sell it when there's the opportunity to get paid big. That's just my opinion though, some people might have a different price goal but I think that I can speak to everyone that when the profit is just too much to handle, the option of selling right now should become the more apparent option.

Bitcoin surpassed $70,000 without Bitcoin halving happening and you think $100,000 is going to a maybe, $100,000 is going to be the start of the main Bitcoin fomo because people will be realising that they're missing out and begin to fomo into the market, this will make the price of Bitcoin to begin to rise and we'll be surprised again just as Bitcoin surprise us by giving us a new highest price before Bitcoin halving happened. $100,000 is a good price to take profits but I won't be selling all my Bitcoin. I cannot tell you how to make your investments but keep some Bitcoin because $100,000 is not going to be the highest price for Bitcoin. There's going to be more surprises from Bitcoin in this bull market, for me to start thinking about selling my Bitcoin I'll be looking at the market when everything will begin to start pumping without control before I can start taking some profits.

[rodskee]

What is your exit strategy  with bitcoin once it reaches $100k?

Yes, this year's speculation is that many experts have published their ideas and analysis of the phenomenon that will occur in Bitcoin (halving) which will reach the $100k-$150k level, but all of that is only based on speculation and predictions, honestly if I refer to professional observers in assessing the price of Bitcoin when the halving occurs, the prediction is only around $80k.

And from other factors, which can believe that Bitcoin will most likely break $100k in the next halving period, in 2028, many professional observers say so, for this year maybe not, it's all based on the opinions that I know.

Speculations remain to be uncertain until proven true and guaranteed. Although $100k would bring a lot of profits for us but I can really see that bitcoin price will not suddenly jump to that price. Most likely, price correction might appear first before we hit that price.

and as we are talking about before halving here and this is the major or the keyword here ,
are we getting there or not?so the answer for me is Nope , bitcoin has a some time to wait before
its finally reached and 6digits is knocking in our door for next year I guess.

Now, if ever bitcoin price will hit that, then selling would be my last option. But I won’t sell everything I have as I need to think for long term and accumulate more bitcoin so I can still gain profits in the future.

you can take some profit mate but selling bitcoin as whole? nope i m not going to do
that because I prefer to keep holding till it reaches half a million value .

[CryptoBuds]

If it ever does reach 100k in the near future, my only exit strategy is to take profit, all of the bitcoins that I've hodl in a while now would be quickly sold before anything happens, I know that I might miss out on a bigger profit because I didn't wait but profit is profit to me so I don't think that I'd necessarily regret selling all of it once it hits to that price point, I don't even think that it's logical for someone to not sell it when there's the opportunity to get paid big. That's just my opinion though, some people might have a different price goal but I think that I can speak to everyone that when the profit is just too much to handle, the option of selling right now should become the more apparent option.

Bitcoin surpassed $70,000 without Bitcoin halving happening and you think $100,000 is going to a maybe, $100,000 is going to be the start of the main Bitcoin fomo because people will be realising that they're missing out and begin to fomo into the market, this will make the price of Bitcoin to begin to rise and we'll be surprised again just as Bitcoin surprise us by giving us a new highest price before Bitcoin halving happened. $100,000 is a good price to take profits but I won't be selling all my Bitcoin. I cannot tell you how to make your investments but keep some Bitcoin because $100,000 is not going to be the highest price for Bitcoin. There's going to be more surprises from Bitcoin in this bull market, for me to start thinking about selling my Bitcoin I'll be looking at the market when everything will begin to start pumping without control before I can start taking some profits.

I like this idea, even though bitcoin has surpassed its ATH, there are still many people who don't know and don't care about bitcoin. But if bitcoin crosses $100k and the media spreads about it, I believe we will really get maximum Fomo in the market. $100k is a good target for profit but I also believe bitcoin can do much better than that during this bull season. I personally don't recommend it to everyone but I won't sell my bitcoin if it doesn't reach $150k or more this bull season.

[kotajikikox]

For me, it's all about setting goals and sticking to them. If I'm aiming for $100K, selling at a profit makes sense.

correct , we are free to do what we wanted using our bitcoin and that is to sell in this value and to hold no matter what.

But when it comes to Bitcoin, I see it as a long-term investment for my retirement. I'm not rushing to sell, especially since I'm not that old yet.

also correct and I respect your position here mate , try not to be a victim of Fud mate do better for your funds and your future I salute you there.

When prices dip, I see it as a chance to buy more Bitcoin at a discount. I've seen how it pays off in the past.

invest more , when you have chances specially in cheaper price .

With Bitcoin, I'm confident it'll be worth a lot more in the future, securing a comfortable retirement for me and my family.

so am I, always confident with bitcoin till I finally decided to leave crypto.

[yohananaomi]

For me, it's all about setting goals and sticking to them. If I'm aiming for $100K, selling at a profit makes sense. But when it comes to Bitcoin, I see it as a long-term investment for my retirement. I'm not rushing to sell, especially since I'm not that old yet. When prices dip, I see it as a chance to buy more Bitcoin at a discount. I've seen how it pays off in the past. With Bitcoin, I'm confident it'll be worth a lot more in the future, securing a comfortable retirement for me and my family.

Everyone also hopes, like you, that bitcoin can reach not only $100K but more, but it will not be achieved before the halving period but after. I agree with you that we must be able to sell when we have already made a profit, but we must not be greedy in adjusting to the achievements you determine, because we are afraid that the moment to sell could be missed if we persist in reaching higher. Bitcoin is indeed a long, term investment, but the period is only every 4 years, not necessarily until retirement, when it has been 4 years, it will be at its peak and buy and sell when it is corrected and save again, and continue to do so.
I also believe with you that bitcoin will be worth more in the future and there is no need to be afraid to continue holding it.

[Fatunad]

For me, it's all about setting goals and sticking to them. If I'm aiming for $100K, selling at a profit makes sense. But when it comes to Bitcoin, I see it as a long-term investment for my retirement. I'm not rushing to sell, especially since I'm not that old yet. When prices dip, I see it as a chance to buy more Bitcoin at a discount. I've seen how it pays off in the past. With Bitcoin, I'm confident it'll be worth a lot more in the future, securing a comfortable retirement for me and my family.

Everyone also hopes, like you, that bitcoin can reach not only $100K but more, but it will not be achieved before the halving period but after. I agree with you that we must be able to sell when we have already made a profit, but we must not be greedy in adjusting to the achievements you determine, because we are afraid that the moment to sell could be missed if we persist in reaching higher. Bitcoin is indeed a long, term investment, but the period is only every 4 years, not necessarily until retirement, when it has been 4 years, it will be at its peak and buy and sell when it is corrected and save again, and continue to do so.
I also believe with you that bitcoin will be worth more in the future and there is no need to be afraid to continue holding it.

Even though Bitcoins price did make some new all time highs before halving but its impossible that it would reached out $100k on which we know that this is really something that unlikely to happen on having such
rally on a short period of time. I would rather be saying that this could happen on 5-6monhts after the halving period but of course those are really just that estimates basing up on the previous cycle
month gaps before the price is really trying out to climb up on which we know that this is something always that unpredictable but we do know that this $100k price is something inevitable.

It would really be just that a matter of time before we do able to reach this up but actually im really that expecting that there would really be some last dump or correction
before we would really be having that bull run rally on which we know that this is something that could really happen but we dont know on when it would be.
So it would be wise that you should really know on place up yourself on such manner.

[fuguebtc]

For me, it's all about setting goals and sticking to them. If I'm aiming for $100K, selling at a profit makes sense. But when it comes to Bitcoin, I see it as a long-term investment for my retirement. I'm not rushing to sell, especially since I'm not that old yet. When prices dip, I see it as a chance to buy more Bitcoin at a discount. I've seen how it pays off in the past. With Bitcoin, I'm confident it'll be worth a lot more in the future, securing a comfortable retirement for me and my family.

Everyone also hopes, like you, that bitcoin can reach not only $100K but more, but it will not be achieved before the halving period but after. I agree with you that we must be able to sell when we have already made a profit, but we must not be greedy in adjusting to the achievements you determine, because we are afraid that the moment to sell could be missed if we persist in reaching higher. Bitcoin is indeed a long, term investment, but the period is only every 4 years, not necessarily until retirement, when it has been 4 years, it will be at its peak and buy and sell when it is corrected and save again, and continue to do so.
I also believe with you that bitcoin will be worth more in the future and there is no need to be afraid to continue holding it.

I also think that holding for too long and not taking profits every cycle is not a wise idea. While we all know that the longer we hold bitcoin, the higher our chances of getting bigger profits. But the future is unpredictable, and anything can happen so selling bitcoin and taking in some profits each cycle is not a bad idea. In addition, everything has its cycle, no asset can increase in price forever without decreasing and once we understand that rule, why don't we take advantage of it to increase our profits?

[dothebeats]

I'm already out when it hit $70k, and I'm just looking for a fairer price every dips to buy in. This time, I am aiming to just average my buys and looking to see whether I can build up a nice holding again should we ever meet $100k before halving. Part of me says that we"re not ready for such highs, but lots of indicators tell us that we still have loads of steam left in the tank to push for such prices.

Anyhow, hopefully we get to see more price action even after halving. With all these ETFs pushing the price higher up, we won't seem to have any dull market in the near future

[stadus]

We are here for profits so let’s not waste that opportunity to take profits

I prefer to take my profits in Bitcoin, not some pathetic low-growth fiat currency.

Certainly my goal is. If bitcoin reaches $100k or above, clearly I won’t be hesitant selling some of my coins not just to reap profits but to take advantage while the opportunity to sell is still in front of me. Tomorrow might be another price already, and it could be that its price could drop suddenly so take time to sell while profits are still highly available.

Also, no one gets assurance of bitcoin price due to its high volatility, so sell when it’s time to sell and hold when you think there’s still bigger profit potentials waiting ahead.

[STT]

I think its too late for halvening but as a final target its a maybe still which to me is surprising but I'm too bearish overall and I kinda know that often Im underestimating the extent and volatility range of BTC but I do it anyway.

Near term Iam not that bullish, you can see why the price action is stuck in the mud or quicksand if you are more bearish.  My general take is not so much near term conclusive but to look further out because staying this high at this price level is positive for the eventual prices much further out.   Consolidation is word Im looking for, we are building support in this higher range which is quite possibly positive long term.

You could have to wait from spring right until Autumn for something to happen and this is not an unusual outcome but almost a normal event in question there is a possibility for a drift over summer every year.  BTC is still quite an exotic asset to be straight comparing it to ancient markets in its common sayings but I imagine we are in flux with general sentiment and it could happen that way.  In any case I still don't think 100k for this year and if it did happen probably right at year end, but I always underestimate peak pricing as to my estimation 70k is quite adequate.