At what price do you plan to sell your BTC?

[Koinvote]

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.
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At what price do you plan to sell your BTC?

[Eternad]

Based on price history of Bitcoin, My target price sell is the previous ATH or a little  it above that price since the price will surely recover on the price level regardless of how long the waiting time.

But depending on your investment time frame the ideal selling price is always varies.

I highly suggest go long term and capitalize the current dip by doing DCA until the price recovers.

[whiteblue]

I don't know yet. I'm still quite young and can still afford to live comfortably. My Bitcoin investment is planned for retirement. Once my retirement fund is sufficient, I might inherit the Bitcoin for my descendants. I don't have a specific timeframe for selling it, just a target date for my current life.

I don't know if it's someone else; they might have their own target price for selling their Bitcoin, like Bitcoin whales. We've seen some of them with large holdings sell Bitcoin, which they've held since the beginning of trading.

[Coyster]

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Okay, but i don't see why it is so important that i have to sign a message with my bitcoin address. What exactly is the idea behind it. I'm pretty sure quite a lot of people would be unwilling to sign a message from their wallet address that hodls most of their coins. I know it is not a security risk doing so, but one that has to do with privacy.

That said, to answer your question, i don't really have any target. I just plan to hodl BTC and xontinue accumulating. I don't think this bear market is even the right time to be talking about selling targets.

[Strongkored]

At what price do you plan to sell your BTC?

Holding it longer would certainly be more profitable, but for me, it depends on my financial strength. Unless something forces me to sell, I'll keep holding it.
Last year, I was hoping the price would reach $180,000 and I would sell, but that didn't happen. I sold out of necessity. Also, Bitcoin is a currency, not just an investment, so it's okay if someone sells it.

[armanda90]

Holding it longer would certainly be more profitable, but for me, it depends on my financial strength. Unless something forces me to sell, I'll keep holding it.
Last year, I was hoping the price would reach $180,000 and I would sell, but that didn't happen. I sold out of necessity. Also, Bitcoin is a currency, not just an investment, so it's okay if someone sells it.

I think so, bitcoin for short term investment not really waiting for selling most expensive price and target around 10% to 30% profitable earn from price buying. I have accumulated bitcoin last month since price dropping and comparison current ATH price my target for selling above $100k, aware with this trend moment happening again I won't keep more longer time if bitcoin get dump significant I can buy back again.

I think all people can't predictable with bitcoin get dump significant exactly after raise ATH, I won't make the same mistake from the previous holder expecting bitcoin will hit more higher price so I set the target for selling bitcoin when breaking out to $100k until $120k, next time waiting downtrend moment and buy back as much as possible.

[salad daging]

The target to sell is $200K or $250K at least in the upcoming bullish, we previously predicted bitcoin to $150K but did not happen and only touched $126K as its ATH, we have confidence in the next ATH price can be more than $200K so we now continue to buy more and sell at the highest target we will get a big profit.

[Byebyebtc]

Well this is a personal decision, it totally depends on the individual's goal. Some investors goal is not price but it is conditions,
Some will keep it until their retirement, some are waiting for another bull run, there are many others.but what is most important is being discipline with your target, if it is a price, once it reaches the price go off, if you will be keeping it for a very long time keep it and have some emergency funds, but I will advise those that have a price as target to not take all his or her Bitcoin once it reaches target, keep some behind.

[laspol65]

A person who has started trading must have a plan, if he buys Bitcoin at the present time and waits until it reaches its set price. Buying in the current situation is very easy because the price of Bitcoin will definitely increase from the current price, so both short-term investors and long-term investors can plan to hold it. And buying Bitcoin and storing it for a long time will make it possible to be more profitable.

[Rruchi man]

Based on price history of Bitcoin, My target price sell is the previous ATH or a little  it above that price since the price will surely recover on the price level regardless of how long the waiting time.

This is a smart investment move that can only be made by someone who has knowledge of the charts. Knowing the charts and technical analysis is not a requirement for being an investor, but you can become a better investor with the knowledge of the charts; you will be able to make some better-informed decisions.

Bitcoin will definitely get back to the last ATH, and the thing is that it will not just get back there; it will break it and form a ATH. 

[Zaguru12]

This is a smart investment move that can only be made by someone who has knowledge of the charts. Knowing the charts and technical analysis is not a requirement for being an investor, but you can become a better investor with the knowledge of the charts; you will be able to make some better-informed decisions.

Bitcoin will definitely get back to the last ATH, and the thing is that it will not just get back there; it will break it and form a ATH. 

Yes history actually shows that bitcoin always creates a new ATH after its bear market but at what price is actually something we don’t know. Personally I think the idea of using the last ATH is take profit part is not bad most especially if the investor was aggressively buying during the fall, because most often you will see that bitcoin market crashes more than 50% from its ATH so the recovery it’s self is actually a good profit.

As for me I will he taking out my average and will only be taking profit when i actually get 100% on my average buy and if it doesn’t triggers within the next cycle which is more likely then I will leave that portion of bitcoin until it triggers.

[sheenshane]

Hi everyone, I’m curious what price targets you are aiming for.

I know each of us has a different answer to this since we have different preferences.
IMO, wait for a new ATH to come.  As long as I don't need an emergency fund and I can hold my Bitcoin for the long term, I will not sell my Bitcoin.  One Bitcoin will remain one Bitcoin, so if you can hold it long term and sell at your target price, like when it breaks another ATH, that would be a better option.

So my answer is, it’s up to you when you most need your investment, as long as your profit is there.
No one has an idiotic decision to sell their Bitcoin at a lower price, isn't it?

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I am not sure if you are trying to advertise your forum or genuinely trying to ask the big question because I am seeing the same on the other "forum."
The answer depends on an individual. Some have long-term strategies; others have short-term.
Also the entry price matters a lot. You can sell off below $70K, yet you bought at $90K, unless you are just selling for a loss.

[Adams0001]

A person who has started trading must have a plan, if he buys Bitcoin at the present time and waits until it reaches its set price. Buying in the current situation is very easy because the price of Bitcoin will definitely increase from the current price, so both short-term investors and long-term investors can plan to hold it. And buying Bitcoin and storing it for a long time will make it possible to be more profitable.

Anyone that is investing most definitely have a plan you can't just invest without setting your target, if you're investing without putting targets or plan that means you don't really know what you're doing and that will surly bring loses to your investment because you're just investing without getting knowledge about what you're doing. All the people that invest that succeed they set there plan that if they reach there targets they will sell it and get profit. Bitcoin investment or trading if you're into them surely you need to get experience in them so that you won't be in lose always most people that are losing alot in there trading they don't get knowledge or they are always greedy even they are in a good profit they won't cashout thinking the market will be continue increasing and that can't work always because is volatile.

[slaman29]

1 million in 2017, 1 million in 2021, and now, 2026, guess what, still 1 million dollars

I mean, you keep talking to 'us' as if we are big BTC holders. How many people do you know have even 1 btc? I have far much less than that so if I had say 0.1 BTC and you're talking about $70k, what's 7k gonna do for me?

[Ishicryptic]

The timeframe to sell your Bitcoin should your choice same as everyone else that is holding, it is your money and solely your decision but what I know is that the longer you hold Bitcoin the better in terms of profit. In trading your Bitcoin for profit on the short term you will have to monitor the market and be patient until it hits the price that you wants to take profit, the higher the profit that you want means the longer that you must wait. That is why investment is preferable for Bitcoin when you are aiming for higher profit, you don't have to worry about price fluctuations you will wait them and you will see peak price after a long duration.

[boyptc]

Anything that's above the price of $100k is a good price to sell. But since we've seen that $120k+ and that's the past all time high that we've got.

Every cycle that we'll be getting in is going to be different this time and more expectation of better prices.

So ranging from $200k to $500k and up to $1M will be the ideal price to sell if you want to simply retire. But is there really an exit when your life is wholly attached to Bitcoin already?

[el kaka22]

I think selling right now would make sense, so you can buy later when it drops. I have sold it when it was over 100k+ in a few different instillments so I am not entirely sure what the average was but I am happy that I did. I am not buying right now because I believe 50k will be around the bottom, it could drop a bit more, I am not saying it won't be or can't be 45k for example and that could happen, I am just saying for me 50k is a good bottom that I will not risk further and probably will buy back at that price.

Selling BTC does not mean that we are quitting crypto or bitcoin completely but must have plans to buy back and must stay as a bitcoiner for life time. Because, like how gold did in 2025, I am expecting bitcoin to explode 10x or 25x in near future and moreover to beat inflation, everyone would be entering bitcoin in upcoming years and we who adapt bitcoin in early days, must wait for those days.

[Peanutswar]

I sold most of my assets already at the ATH of the bitcoin price seems around roughly 110k of the bitcoin and now im into stable coins and waiting to market dump so with this i cam wait for the next possible movement confirmation of the market now if there is a potential dip i will grab the opportunity to make positions for buying opportunities and for the next sell of course next halving.

[r_victory]

Lately I've been selling on demand, without a target price. I have very little, and I can hardly hold onto it for very long; I generally use it for my expenses. Aside from the signature campaign, I receive it as payment for translation services. I know I should hold onto some for the long term, but I'm not doing that right now. But if I had 1BTC now, I would sell it if it hit a high of maybe $150,000, or the maximum I could wait for.