Post halving investing strategy.

[Jon pyagbara]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,
After all the hypes leading to the previous halving event which drastically surge the price of Bitcoin at that time, investors are meant to invest before the halving and then sell after the demand, because demand Wil be high and supply will be low, which will aid the surge in price of BTC, thereby putting BTC in the bull direction, which will in turn affect other altcoins,
So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

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[Marvelman]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,

Hold on a sec, the halving doesn't exactly make the total supply of Bitcoin low, although it does slow down the creation of new coins. It's like turning down a faucet from full blast to a light trickle. This doesn't stop the flow completely and doesn't reduce the amount of water you already have in the bucket. 

This reduced flow, paired with steady or increasing demand, could theoretically drive prices higher over time.  However whether that happens depends on many factors.  Its not guaranteed. 

[Jating]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,
After all the hypes leading to the previous halving event which drastically surge the price of Bitcoin at that time, investors are meant to invest before the halving and then sell after the demand, because demand Wil be high and supply will be low, which will aid the surge in price of BTC, thereby putting BTC in the bull direction, which will in turn affect other altcoins,
So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

Isn't it obvious though that no matter what cycle we are in, majority of the members here prioritized investing their money on Bitcoin and not on some promising altcoin. Definitely the demand will shoot off as we go, after the halving, predictions are 6 digits and there could be guesses that it could even reach $200k.

Not much of a difference I guess even if we are now in the post-halving. DCA, accumulate Bitcoin as much as you can HODL till next year. This strategy has been proven already, so it's just a rinse and repeat process for us. Anyhow, I don't have anything against those who invest on altcoin, it can even give them huge profits as compare to Bitcoin, but still though, they are greater risk for investors as compare to BTC.

[bluebit25]

Hey OP, so what are you expecting and are your short-term and long-term plans in this market or with Bitcoin being viewed the way you are mentioning, or is everything just theoretical? from individuals.

I have gone through many different trading systems with bitcoin and altcoins, so I partly understand the psychology of people who want to make a quick profit, and sometimes they are only guided by data analysis streams but actually they only cause their plans to falter. If we don't get too complicated, the Bitcoin story in the future is expected to completely exceed $100k, so at the current price it is still really attractive for all and the rest is simple (or extremely difficult) is waiting.

[Iranus]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,
After all the hypes leading to the previous halving event which drastically surge the price of Bitcoin at that time, investors are meant to invest before the halving and then sell after the demand, because demand Wil be high and supply will be low, which will aid the surge in price of BTC, thereby putting BTC in the bull direction, which will in turn affect other altcoins,
So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

Isn't it obvious though that no matter what cycle we are in, majority of the members here prioritized investing their money on Bitcoin and not on some promising altcoin. Definitely the demand will shoot off as we go, after the halving, predictions are 6 digits and there could be guesses that it could even reach $200k.

Not much of a difference I guess even if we are now in the post-halving. DCA, accumulate Bitcoin as much as you can HODL till next year. This strategy has been proven already, so it's just a rinse and repeat process for us. Anyhow, I don't have anything against those who invest on altcoin, it can even give them huge profits as compare to Bitcoin, but still though, they are greater risk for investors as compare to BTC.

The greater the risk, the greater the profit when investing in altcoins. To be honest, altcoins are riskier but I think if we invest at the right time, we can minimize the risk but still have the potential for high returns. If we invest in altcoins during the bear season, it is too risky because many projects can go bankrupt and disappear if the bear season is too harsh. But for projects that can survive the approaching bear and bull season, investing in altcoins will significantly reduce risk.

As we know, during the bull season, the entire market grows very well, so we can consider investing in altcoins in the upcoming bull season. And the important thing is that altcoins should only be used for speculation and if profitable, you should take profits, never consider it a long-term investment. I believe that if we have the knowledge, have a plan and stick to our plan, investing in altcoins will be very interesting and not as bad as many people think.

[Gaza13]

It is a normal thing in investing if a price does not match predictions. Before buying an asset, of course we have studied or found out about this asset, what the asset's system is or its technology or other things. And after you are sure, invest in what you are sure of. And before the price jumps much higher, I think we can take strategic steps or take the opportunity to increase your assets if the price drops. Every investor is of course different in how they implement or sell their assets, it can be later when the halving arrives or they can hold it much longer. I also prefer to hold my assets for a long period, it is better for me to save in this asset every month even though the price in my opinion is sufficient. high, for me it doesn't discourage me from investing in bitcoin.

[hugeblack]

The halving event was described inaccurately. Many believed that once it occurred, the price would rise sharply due to the rule of decreased supply and increased demand, but the effect of halving is long-term and historical data tell us that it takes more than 12 months to see its effect clearly, not to mention that the current changes may make the current cycle unique and different from previous cycles.

[tbct_mt2]

The halving event was described inaccurately. Many believed that once it occurred, the price would rise sharply due to the rule of decreased supply and increased demand, but the effect of halving is long-term and historical data tell us that it takes more than 12 months to see its effect clearly, not to mention that the current changes may make the current cycle unique and different from previous cycles.

New supply decreases by a half but demand can be the same or increase very slowly or sharply. Effects from a Bitcoin halving need a long time to be shown because demand needs time to increase.

Increase of demand will come from a Bitcoin halving noise on media, many people know about Bitcoin having, do their research about Bitcoin, need some time to decide invest money into Bitcoin or not. Their decisions will not be made one day or one week after a halving, so halving effects will need some months or one year to be seen.

[alastantiger]

Bitcoin will forever remain the King of cryptocurrency. Only those who invest in altcoins are at risk of getting their assets wiped out. When compared to Bitcoin most altcoins are centralized and lack the proper security to safeguard their customers funds.

The halving event was described inaccurately. Many believed that once it occurred, the price would rise sharply due to the rule of decreased supply and increased demand, but the effect of halving is long-term and historical data tell us that it takes more than 12 months to see its effect clearly, not to mention that the current changes may make the current cycle unique and different from previous cycles.

I feel very ashamed of myself whenever I read the opinions of experts post halving because I was one of those who thought that the rise in bitcoin price will happen an hour after the halving. Pre halving, I followed the conversation and since it's my first experience being a bitcoin holder I thought that it  is going to be a smooth run. I know better now. I am not even going to keep watching my calendar and Bitcoins price in the next 12 months. I'll keep on the accumulation of Bitcoin while I expect the bull run

[pawanjain]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,
After all the hypes leading to the previous halving event which drastically surge the price of Bitcoin at that time, investors are meant to invest before the halving and then sell after the demand, because demand Wil be high and supply will be low, which will aid the surge in price of BTC, thereby putting BTC in the bull direction, which will in turn affect other altcoins,
So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

Sometimes I feel, if people already know something is about to happen then that thing doesn't happen at all.
If people already know bitcoin price will increase after the halving then everyone would purchase before/during the halving.
If everyone will be waiting to sell after the halving, who would be the people to buy at the other end ?
If there will be no buyers to buy bitcoin at higher rates after the halving then the price wouldn't increase much at all, in fact the price will drop drastically.
So things doesn't always go as planned. Although even I believe that price will increase soon but we cannot accurately say when.
Invest for the long term by buying the dips and don't keep waiting for the right time to buy or sell.

[Zoomic]

The halving event was described inaccurately. Many believed that once it occurred, the price would rise sharply due to the rule of decreased supply and increased demand, but the effect of halving is long-term and historical data tell us that it takes more than 12 months to see its effect clearly, not to mention that the current changes may make the current cycle unique and different from previous cycles.

I am one of those few who fell for this false description of the halving. Ofcourse we were made to believe the price increase will come immediately after the halving. But in spite of whether the halving was wrongly explained or not, I have not lost confidence in bitcoin. I am prepared for a long term journey with bitcoin and anyone who wish to make good returns from their bitcoin investment should follow same.

Investing in altcoins is not a bad idea but what the investor should consider is his motive for investing. Investing in altcoins because you think bitcoin price might not appreciate soon is a wrong motive. In whatever coin we intend to invest in, we need to give it time to grow otherwise we would withdraw our investments prematurely and condem the entire system.  I believe we have a lot to gain during this post halving season, we just have to give our investments some time.

[AVE5]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,
After all the hypes leading to the previous halving event which drastically surge the price of Bitcoin at that time, investors are meant to invest before the halving and then sell after the demand, because demand Wil be high and supply will be low, which will aid the surge in price of BTC, thereby putting BTC in the bull direction, which will in turn affect other altcoins,
So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

Thriving on predicting bitcoin price after you've invested your funds in it is the architect of where the market sentiments is developed from and it's common as different Investors would keep up with different opinions on the possible future price of bitcoin.
This is actually some set of craps because the prediction doesn't influence the market volume but of the demands and supplies. So I can disagree with you to say bitcoin was being hyped just after the halving.
The halving is actually some privilege mode by which the price of bitcoin falls and then more investors are attracted and so also more Investors could acquire of bitcoin values.

It actually sounds you don't know about the scalability, liquidity and the solidity of bitcoin by which it's made for reliability which blockchains is so highily volatile as the Altcoins which values can be so easily to be depreciated and the potentials of your funds being secured becomes flexible and unreliable.
So I don't see any profitable really to gamble on investing on those AltCoins with the hypes of yielding greater values in the motive of greeds in chasing profits.
Bitcoin is just the best we can genuinely rely on in the sphere of cryptocurrencies so, prioritize your assets on bitcoin and hodl while the profit days of it'd come.

[kryptqnick]

People didn't expect the bull market and a new ATH to be established prior to halving, so things are going differently, in an unexpected way. But there's no problem with the price temporarily going down. It's less than 15% below the ATH point, actually. And I think we can still expect a stronger bull run in the future. For those who want a lower price to invest, I think there will be an opportunity in the future at some point. But also, I don't think this Bitcoin has reached its ceiling this time around in terms of a bull run.

[aoluain]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not,

There is nobody who can "determine" what way the market is going to go. The general consensus is that
we are in a Bull market and the market will continue to rise for at least a number of months.

investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions

I hope you dont mean long positions in term of trading because without trading knowledge and experience
long positions will get liquidated every time there is a pull back in the market and the inevitable
"flash crash" designed specifically to liquidate longs.

So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins.

Bitcoin should be a priority, forget about $hitcoins, the idea of a promising one is an illusion.

So a post halving strategy should be buy now, and again when the market dips and whenever you can
afterwards.

[peter0425]

So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

The bull run is right before us but it does not mean we are never going to lose any money so it is still best if we stay vigilant and keep our money safe as much as possible. Upon the increase of bitcoin’s price it is expected for altcoins to follow suit. Although still choose the best possible altcoin because not all altcoins will be able to follow bitcoin’s success.

[fuguebtc]

People didn't expect the bull market and a new ATH to be established prior to halving, so things are going differently, in an unexpected way. But there's no problem with the price temporarily going down. It's less than 15% below the ATH point, actually. And I think we can still expect a stronger bull run in the future. For those who want a lower price to invest, I think there will be an opportunity in the future at some point. But also, I don't think this Bitcoin has reached its ceiling this time around in terms of a bull run.

Although your prediction may be correct, I think on the contrary, if newbies want to invest, now is the best time. Bitcoin is correcting and if lower prices are not established in the coming days then I believe there will be no second chance this year. This could be bitcoin's final correction before we enter the official bull season.

Investing in bitcoin, we should not bargain too much because the market is unpredictable, just because of bargaining for 10-15%, we will have to pay the price later for missing the x2 x4 bullet train. So invest as soon as possible.

[Kelward]

Post halving strategy is quite simple, for me it's keep accumulating, thanks to this short term Bitcoin price dip, I know that reaching the peak of bull run can not happen on the short term, so it's accumulate and hodle. As for altcoins, I'd say do you research first before buying any of them to avoid many scam projects that'll take advantage of the bull run to scam unsuspecting investors, you can however hold reputable top altcoins, they're most likely to be bullish after Bitcoin.

[Zaguru12]

People didn't expect the bull market and a new ATH to be established prior to halving, so things are going differently, in an unexpected way. But there's no problem with the price temporarily going down. It's less than 15% below the ATH point, actually. And I think we can still expect a stronger bull run in the future. For those who want a lower price to invest, I think there will be an opportunity in the future at some point. But also, I don't think this Bitcoin has reached its ceiling this time around in terms of a bull run.

If you look at it the market is definitely moving in a little bit different direction than the previous pre and post halving periods. In the past the bitcoin is normally bearish pre halving and gets to start a bull run months post halving but a look at what happened before this halving shows that the market was in a bull run which was not the case. So right after the halving the correct started to happen and we are in it phase currently.

For me this is a perfect opportunity to accumulate before the full blown bull run starts, my advice for newbies is not to wait longer for any correction but rather to use DCA method to buy what they can afford to buy and then hold in patience. Right after this correction I see the market climbing up again.

[Jawhead999]

The strategy is just keep DCA-ing until you run out of your cash, thank me later in Q4 2024 - Q1 2025.

Investing in altcoins is not a bad idea but what the investor should consider is his motive for investing. Investing in altcoins because you think bitcoin price might not appreciate soon is a wrong motive.

And invest in altcoins because you believe Bitcoin price will spikes is strange, there's no guarantee when people are buying Bitcoin, they will buy altcoins. Take a look with the current condition, even Bitcoin stay at $63K-$64K, altcoins keep declining without any reason.

[crwth]

I agree that you should always invest in BTC and it's never going to be a wrong move IMO. Having that volatility would be even great if you trade it and make sure that you are buying the right thing. I believe that if you can see how BTC would go in the long run, you will know that it can be the right time to always buy.