Those hodling >10btc since last ath

[ravenjt]

You are people who have been fleeced by superior people, who will inheret the Earth.

[Spaceman_Spiff]

I would not spend 50% of my money on something, but once I can buy this with less than 20% of my holdings I will pay the owner bitcoins for it:

Would you actually buy it? Or would you say: I'll wait until I can get it for 5%.

My guess is these are more fun before the age of 90.

[Dafar]

I currently only have about 40 bitcoins.... I need at least 6 figures (purchasing power in terms of dollar in today's value), so I don't plan to sell until it's at least $2K/btc or above. And if I go down the drain before that, then so be it.

I'll probably sell 10 @ $2K... and see how quickly we go up if there happens to be another sharp rally. I don't think the volatility will disappear anytime soon so despite being in the longest bear market in bitcoin history, I still think there is a good chance for another rally/bubble when the time is right.

[cafucafucafu]

I am not giving any coins away for less than $10,000. If the ship sinks, then so be it.

[DieJohnny]

I would sell 10% of my coins at some dollar amount over 2k. I wouldn't consider selling up to 50% unless they are somewhere north of 5k.

However, the next bubble will take all of our breath away. There just aren't enough coins to divide up amongst all the people that will try and buy one.

[fonzie]

I would sell 10% of my coins at some dollar amount over 2k. I wouldn't consider selling up to 50% unless they are somewhere north of 5k.

However, the next bubble will take all of our breath away. There just aren't enough coins to divide up amongst all the people that will try and buy one.

If you keep telling yourself that long enough then one time it might become true. Hopium is one hell of a drug.

[sgbett]

At what price point do you hope to cash out at least 50% of your btc?

It'll be around $1.4million per BTC before I've sold half of what I currently have. Provided there is still any point hedging against BTC failure.

When do you expect that happen? isnt that insanely unrealistic?
If its 1.4 per coin, indeed there will be no point hedging against BTC. Would rather be rich in BTC than in some fiat.

I don't *expect* it, sorry if my post was misleading! just a hypothetical scenario  

However, OTH. If you take all 21m BTC at $1.4m each and divide it by *all* the people thats $4200 each.

Ah, but not everyone will have BTC you say! OK lets discard ~6bn people. The remaining ~1bn now have ~$30k each.
 
Insanely unrealistic?... Curious things numbers!

[sgbett]

I would sell 10% of my coins at some dollar amount over 2k. I wouldn't consider selling up to 50% unless they are somewhere north of 5k.

However, the next bubble will take all of our breath away. There just aren't enough coins to divide up amongst all the people that will try and buy one.

If you keep telling yourself that long enough then one time it might become true. Hopium is one hell of a drug.

Not half as bad as not taking your Justincaseium medicine

[ndnh]

At what price point do you hope to cash out at least 50% of your btc?

At $20 per satoshi. 

Reasonable price.

[Bagatell]

I would not spend 50% of my money on something, but once I can buy this with less than 20% of my holdings I will pay the owner bitcoins for it:

Would you actually buy it? Or would you say: I'll wait until I can get it for 5%.

My guess is these are more fun before the age of 90.

And he'll need the other 80% to keep it afloat and live the lifestyle that goes with it. I plan to hire one for the couple of weeks a year I'll want it for.

[rjclarke2000]

My whole idea is to get rid of fiat as fast as possible.  Put it into hard goods and some into investments.  So, no point in cashing out BTC for fiat.  I want to get rid of failing fiat not get more of it right now.   Helps to have no debt at all

This is the way to go.

[xDan]

somewhere in the $10k - $100k range