At what price do you plan to sell your BTC?

[Moreno233]

I don't have a set price to sell my Bitcoin, I'm just holding with no plans to sell now. At the moment I'm still accumulating until I get to the point of retirement. Although there was a feeling of regrets for not selling when Bitcoin was above $100k because I would have been able to replenish the Bitcoin and still have extra money. I try to console myself by the fact that Bitcoin will definitely recover in a matter of time.

[Pandorak]

At what price do you plan to sell your BTC?

First of all, if we're talking about trading, which means focusing on the short term, it certainly carries greater risk now because we've likely entered a bear market phase, so a small increase is merely a correction before a further decline towards the next support level. Personally, i only take 5%-10% profit on each spot trade, trying to find opportunities to generate small profits. However, i also separate Bitcoin purchases made via DCA, as the focus is on the long term, possibly until the next cycle.

[adultcrypto]

The goal is to never run out of bitcoin because I'm investing not only for myself but for my heirs. In addition to giving my children quality education, bitcoin is the major thing I'm planning to hand over to my children. Not that I will not benefit from my bitcoin holding, I will sell some to enjoy the proceed but a large portion of it will be kept for my heirs. When they come of age, I will teach them about bitcoin so they are equipped with the basic knowledge of bitcoin especially the security aspect of it to enable them protect their inheritance from being stolen. Hence, I don't have any selling price in mind, bitcoin still have a lot of milestones to accomplish.

[Ziskinberg]

I have no definite plans when to sell my btc, but one thing is certain, I won't sell at a loss.

For now, I'm still enjoying buying and increasing the volume of my bitcoin portfolio while there is opportunity onhand, and just focus on hodling when bitcoin price starts to recover and price surges high.

Now speaking of its price, honestly I don't set limits. But I will take time to sell when there are promising profits, and save the rest for safekeeping and future profits.

[Ultegra134]

A few years ago, I was daydreaming about my Bitcoin's value when it reached $60,000 or $80,000, etc. and how profitable it would be to sell at that price range. When it became a reality, I ultimately didn't sell, not necessarily because of greediness, but because I haven't set an actual "boundary" on where my sell off point is going to be. Right now, we've officially entered the bear market, making it unlikely for me to proceed with selling any of my Bitcoin, thus, I'm probably going to wait for the next bull market. A satisfactory goal would be anywhere near $200,000.

[Yamifoud]

If I say when bitcoin price reaches $200k, but I don't think I can stick to it if bitcoin price continues to reach its new all time high. So it would be safe to just sell only when you want to enjoy your profits, when you want to diversify your investment, or when emergencies arise and it requires bigger amount of funds.

The most important thing here is, you are not panic selling and sell at a loss. That is why when you sell, think a lot of times if you really have to sell or just continue hodling for bigger future profits.

[TheUltraElite]

I dont plan to sell my BTC anytime soon, let alone price be a indicator of the same. The point is that only in case of emergency needs would I liquidate the BTC. I would rather wish to see how bitcoin turns out in the next 10-20 years and then only decide whether I want to sell or keep accumulating more.

Realistically, some people might have invested with money needed to return back. Such people would be willing to sell at 2x -3x of prices and not wait for the 10x. Another reason why I discourage people from taking loans to buy bitcoin. But holding BTC over the years, only limiting the spending to fiat balance, without letting it trickle into the bitcoin stash is an achievement.

[Bd officer]

Actually everyone's plan is not the same so it depends on each person. Some plan to hold for 1 cycle or 2 cycles and some plan to hold for 5-10 years and some plan to sell at a specific price. Now if you are in profit you can sell no one will stop you. But remember the longer you hold the more profit you can make. Anyway I personally planned to hold my holding for a few cycles but instead of time I had to sell some. Now I plan to keep BTC for the future of my children and wife. Also I have started saving to sell in the next cycle but I do not plan to sell based on any price.

[virasog]

I dont plan to sell my BTC anytime soon, let alone price be a indicator of the same. The point is that only in case of emergency needs would I liquidate the BTC. I would rather wish to see how bitcoin turns out in the next 10-20 years and then only decide whether I want to sell or keep accumulating more.

That is how it should be. I know there are people who want to trade and want to get quick profits while there are other people who need to cash out in order to meet their emergency needs but one should have certain funds that they take out and invest in bitcoin and do not sell it for next 5 to 10 years.

The problem is that BTC is easy to sell, so whenever the investors are in need of money, they sell BTC in order to meet their needs. Think if you have property, it's like liquid cash and you will think many times before selling but this is not the case with bitcoin investments 

[Rabata]

This kind of information becomes much more meaningful when paired with actual holdings. For example, if a large amount of Bitcoin signals plans to sell around $70k, that level could see significant selling pressure.

I have a long-term plan for selling Bitcoin because I know that in the short term I will not be able to sell at the price I expect. Generally the price at which a person should sell Bitcoin depends on his purchase price and the expected sale price. There are some investors who do not deviate from their target in any market condition, while there are others who cannot tolerate a slight decline. Those who are panic sellers try to sell their assets at any time because they have no target. Currently, the price of each Bitcoin is around $70k, I want to sell my Bitcoin if it is 10 times my investment. I will try to hold until I get the profit.

[philipma1957]

Hi everyone, I’m curious what price targets you are aiming for.
This kind of information becomes much more meaningful when paired with actual holdings. For example, if a large amount of Bitcoin signals plans to sell around $70k, that level could see significant selling pressure.
We’ve launched a forum where creating posts and replies requires signing a message with a Bitcoin address that has a non-zero balance, as proof that you control that address.
Feel free to jump in and share your view:

At what price do you plan to sell your BTC?

If we get back to 100k i will sell a piece.

I will sell more at 150k

i will sell more at 200k

[Oluwa-btc]

Hi everyone, I’m curious what price targets you are aiming for.
This kind of information becomes much more meaningful when paired with actual holdings. For example, if a large amount of Bitcoin signals plans to sell around $70k, that level could see significant selling pressure.

The ideal goal is long term holdings but if I chose to sell I'll do so but not when there's so much  pressure in the market to sell my Bitcoin amd I sell in loss. So many others have taken the advantage of a price dip and sold their Bitcoin but then depending on how long you've hold up and how much profits you've acquire one can decide to sell at any rate.

[JoyMarsha]

As the year 2029/2030 draws closer that's when I will be deciding at which price I will decide to sell some part of Bitcoin, whether it will price close to $250k or below it. Whichever price I feel like at the end of the day, I think am selling at a good price that I will be happy about, not later regret of why didn't I hold on a little bit

[WatChe]

This is a question which everyone will answer differently. Those who bought Bitcoin when its price was around 100k will defiantly sell when price goes above 100k which is 125k or 150k. I am still gathering Bitcoins and at what point I will start selling will be decided when I have adequate number of Bitcoins. Moreover I will also pass my Bitcoins to my kids and thats the reason I will never sell all of my Bitcoin holdings. Bitcoin is a valuable digital asset whose price will go up with time, so always keep adequate number of Bitcoins in your wallet and never sell all of your Bitcoins.   

[puloweh555]

When Bitcoin price was $116,000, I sold it because my target had been reached. Selling Bitcoin really depends on your goals. If you've already made a profit, plus it's passed the halving and reached its all-time high, I'll capitalize on that momentum. I'm currently monitoring the market if there's another decline, I'll buy more and hold it until the next halving of course with DCA buying.

If you ask about your selling plan, you'll likely get different answers because every investor has different targets and goals for their investments. Essentially, if you buy at $100,000, don't sell at $70,000 in other words you're selling at a loss. Stick to your goal even if there's a correction you have to believe the price will recover. That's why it's important to consider Bitcoin investing as a long-term strategy.

[ScamViruS]

As the year 2029/2030 draws closer that's when I will be deciding at which price I will decide to sell some part of Bitcoin, whether it will price close to $250k or below it. Whichever price I feel like at the end of the day, I think am selling at a good price that I will be happy about, not later regret of why didn't I hold on a little bit

Yeah. Every trader has their own target and after they sell their Bitcoin, even if the market goes up, they still have no regrets. Many traders have targets to book profits in the next bull market. No trader would hold Bitcoin for life unless they held billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin. So everyone has their own different perspective, like from my perspective, I will set the next target right now and it is also important to keep it in mind to get the best results.

[I_Anime]

Hi everyone, I’m curious what price targets you are aiming for.
This kind of information becomes much more meaningful when paired with actual holdings. For example, if a large amount of Bitcoin signals plans to sell around $70k, that level could see significant selling pressure.
We’ve launched a forum where creating posts and replies requires signing a message with a Bitcoin address that has a non-zero balance, as proof that you control that address.
Feel free to jump in and share your view:

At what price do you plan to sell your BTC?

I don’t think I have a fixed time yet . I just want to build my investment first inorder to yield good results (profits ) and base on historical date , BTC as proven to keep reward those who where able to hold for long .apart from that if the quantity of your bitcoin stack not enough you are not going to make enough profits too , that’s why Is good you build first before thinking about the profits you can make just for being into bitcoin .

[Japinat]

I would like to sell only when the returns turn massive, it could be $500k or even $1m.

But are you sure you'll definitely sell once that price hits when you have seen that bitcoin price is still on a high momentum?

Because for me I won't if there are still chances to grow your investment and your future profits, and I think same goes for everyone.

Setting price is good, but sometimes there is  a change of mind and goal when you are already in that certain scenario.

[bangjoe]

I've dumped a few times when bitcoin went from $115k to $121k, because counting the profit from the previous ATH, because the previous target was a 2x increase in the price of bitcoin from the ATH earned from 2021, but I simplified it and was not too greedy to get it, so the rational calculation was at that number, now there is little left in my bag, maybe it's time to collect again slowly, I hope to get another dip price in this cycle, at least in my DCA.

Selling Bitcoin is not as easy as buying it because of the hope of selling at a high price, but it will not get to that point because no one knows so you should have a rational target to implement in selling your bitcoin.

[Coyster]

But are you sure you'll definitely sell once that price hits when you have seen that bitcoin price is still on a high momentum?

Because for me I won't if there are still chances to grow your investment and your future profits, and I think same goes for everyone.

There is always a chance for BTC to rise further and a possibility of a hodler to make more ROI if they hodl. So if you have this mindset of what the price would be after you sell, then you'd prolly not sell anything, lol. Basically because it can always be higher than your selling price, the same way it can also fall in the short term.

For example, quite a lot of people had the plan to sell some coins when we hit $100k, but many didn't, they saw that the rally was still on, so they held and moved their selling price to $150k, lol. We didn't get there this time around, so for such people, they would either sell at a lower price or hodl for the next bull run.