Will you sell at $10,000?

[IamComrade]

When btc become $10,000 will you finally sell? For me i think 10,000$ I will exit btc and move to another assest

[podyx]

might sell about 5-10%

locking in some softpaper, that's all

[EuroTrash]

(if it happens) I'll probably buy sheets... or better, a company that produces them.

[Mayuyu48]

even when BTC hit $3000 i'l sell it 

[Rannasha]

It'll depend on what the purchasing power of the $ is at the time. If Bitcoin rises against the $ because of growing adoption, then it might be nice to sell some. If Bitcoin rises against the $ because the $ is (hyper)inflating, then there's little point in selling as the amount of $ you'd get for 1 BTC wouldn't buy you much more that it would if you sold your BTC today.

[sajisama]

When btc become $10,000 will you finally sell? For me i think 10,000$ I will exit btc and move to another assest

We wont have to, imo....

[TERA]

Preemptively picking a number is bad. I sell whenever TA says a downtrend has started.

[raskul]

nah, i'll keep ploughing everything back into mining gear 
long live bitcoin

[zimmah]

I will never sell my bitcoin, or at least not all of them.

I might at some point use some of my bitcoins to fund a company startup or something but other than that most of my wealth is stored as bitcoins. Why would I store my wealth in a deflationary fiat currency at the bank when I can store it as deflationary currency in my own home.

[piramida]

move to another assest

like what, dead people printed on pieces of paper? that sure sounds more stable long-term

see, when bitcoin reaches five digits it will be the thing that you sell other things for. you don't now say "if USD reaches 0.02btc, I'll sell all my USD and move to another asset", same way you won't consider your bitcoins as something you need to "sell" - they will be your currency.

[TERA]

move to another assest

like what, dead people printed on pieces of paper? that sure sounds more stable long-term

see, when bitcoin reaches five digits it will be the thing that you sell other things for. you don't now say "if USD reaches 0.02btc, I'll sell all my USD and move to another asset", same way you won't consider your bitcoins as something you need to "sell" - they will be your currency.

He said asset, not cash. I can think of some assets that are reliable and perform much better than the USD:

-Futures/commodities
-Real estate
-Real estate investment trusts
-Blue chip stocks
-Bonds
-Small diversified positions of precious metals
-Guns

You shouldn't have all your eggs in one basket, no matter how bullish you are about the basket.  Bitcoin becoming a serious world currency and that is infallible is just a speculation, not a guarantee.

[Wandererfromthenorth]

If I think we are near the top of the bubble I would sell everything, only to rebuy at half the value.

If you mean "sell" in term of "cashing out", and quit this whole bitcoin thing, mmmhh never.

[bananaControl]

When btc become $10,000 will you finally sell? For me i think 10,000$ I will exit btc and move to another assest

No.

I only put money into bitcoin that I can afford to lose and I have all the time in the world, so for me it is either 0 or at least 100,000 USD 

[BlockchainHelp?]

If Bitcoin becomes 10K then you probably won't need to "cash out", you could just purchase what you want online with Bitcoin unless you want funds for a start up or something...

[spiderbrain]

I'll sell about half by that point.

[Rawted]

move to another assest

like what, dead people printed on pieces of paper? that sure sounds more stable long-term

see, when bitcoin reaches five digits it will be the thing that you sell other things for. you don't now say "if USD reaches 0.02btc, I'll sell all my USD and move to another asset", same way you won't consider your bitcoins as something you need to "sell" - they will be your currency.

Bitcoin, while a phenomenal break through, will not end up being the defacto standard of digital payments. Something better and more regulated will come along/get approved and take it's place. Diversity is key.

[aminorex]

What, and miss out on 99.924% of the upside?
Only if I need to delever for a downtrend.

[aminorex]

If Bitcoin becomes 10K then you probably won't need to "cash out", you could just purchase what you want online with Bitcoin unless you want funds for a start up or something...

Same reasoning applies to the startup operating cash.

[aminorex]

move to another assest

like what, dead people printed on pieces of paper? that sure sounds more stable long-term

see, when bitcoin reaches five digits it will be the thing that you sell other things for. you don't now say "if USD reaches 0.02btc, I'll sell all my USD and move to another asset", same way you won't consider your bitcoins as something you need to "sell" - they will be your currency.

Bitcoin, while a phenomenal break through, will not end up being the defacto standard of digital payments. Something better and more regulated will come along/get approved and take it's place. Diversity is key.

Bitcoin is more strictly regulated than any other medium of exchange on Earth.  It is also fully capable of adapting to preempt competition, highly motivated to do so, and able to express all manner of diversity without compromising its design principles.  No fiat currency system can ever offer permanent and total immunity to counterparty risk and to seizure, and so will never be able to compete with bitcoin.

[Chris_Sabian]

It'll depend on what the purchasing power of the $ is at the time. If Bitcoin rises against the $ because of growing adoption, then it might be nice to sell some. If Bitcoin rises against the $ because the $ is (hyper)inflating, then there's little point in selling as the amount of $ you'd get for 1 BTC wouldn't buy you much more that it would if you sold your BTC today.

This is a good point.