Well if you ask me I'll go with the first option for hodling for two cycles of the halving. Now before this recent pump in bitcoin's price, many people would go for the option that says hodling for one cycle. However let's do a little math. Before the halving just before this current one we are experiencing it's effect ( more like the previous halving literally around periods of 2020) we were actually floating around 4 digits $8k+ and just over a span of around 4 years we are already 97k+ and Still pushing.
If we should calculate the effect in the next 4 years based on the stats of this last four years then we would likely be floating around $180k+ . If you check some people HODL with time in mind and not cycles so once they reach a tagged price they sell off and re buy when we experience a pullback.
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Just as the title suggests, which is a better method of bitcoin investment. I will appreciate an in-depth explanation with relatable historical data.
1. Buying and hodling BTC for two circles (two bear and two, 8 years).
2. Buying and hodling BTC for only one circle, sell all during the bull run and wait for the next circle to buy again.
3. Buying and hodling BTC for one circle, sell 50% during bull run and leave 50% to continue investment in the next circle?
Which will give a better profit within 8 years.
1. Buying and hodling BTC for two circles (two bear and two, 8 years).
2. Buying and hodling BTC for only one circle, sell all during the bull run and wait for the next circle to buy again.
3. Buying and hodling BTC for one circle, sell 50% during bull run and leave 50% to continue investment in the next circle?
Which will give a better profit within 8 years.
The first option is the less risky option and for anyone not looking to risk or play the pump and the dump game it is better they stick to it, the number two option is the most profitable if the trend follow the predicted pattern base on the historical chart but it is the most risky of the three options. Reason been that even though history shows that there is a dump after every bull run there is certainly no guarantee that it will work out all the time, imagine selling bitcoin at $100k and the price pumps above it and never get to that point again or even below it then it is more like a loss, even though it is not looking realistic there is still an option of it happening.
The third option is just simply playing the safe hands which balances both the first and the second option and I’m
Terms of doubt is the better option but will recommend holding all to eliminate any possible risk, although if you can play the game well selling high and buying low is the best strategy
It’s much easier if you keep buying and buying while setting a target to sell 50% at a very high profit and hold the remaining 50% for a true HODL strategy. It all comes down to timing, and since everyone has their own goals, either strategy could work for an investor. The simpler, the better.. but what’s most important is having a clear target, as that makes the process much easier.
At the current stage, simply holding might not earn you as much profit since Bitcoin has already reached close to $100k. The room for growth isn’t as big compared to when the price was still $1,000. It’s worth considering this kind of factor when setting your target to keep things realistic.
At the current stage, simply holding might not earn you as much profit since Bitcoin has already reached close to $100k. The room for growth isn’t as big compared to when the price was still $1,000. It’s worth considering this kind of factor when setting your target to keep things realistic.
Just as the title suggests, which is a better method of bitcoin investment. I will appreciate an in-depth explanation with relatable historical data.
1. Buying and hodling BTC for two circles (two bear and two, 8 years).
2. Buying and hodling BTC for only one circle, sell all during the bull run and wait for the next circle to buy again.
3. Buying and hodling BTC for one circle, sell 50% during bull run and leave 50% to continue investment in the next circle?
Which will give a better profit within 8 years.
1. Buying and hodling BTC for two circles (two bear and two, 8 years).
2. Buying and hodling BTC for only one circle, sell all during the bull run and wait for the next circle to buy again.
3. Buying and hodling BTC for one circle, sell 50% during bull run and leave 50% to continue investment in the next circle?
Which will give a better profit within 8 years.
I know a lot of persons would say that the longer you wait the more profits you get which is true but it's no easy job to hold that long especially when you know the ROI have increased significantly so I would say selling 50% in one circle and leave 50% to continue staking up and the reason being personal in the fact that seeing my portfolio all empty would really make my savings impossible again and plus no ever would ever know the actual Dip or bull limit.
I prefer to buy and hold bitcoin for only one circle, sell all during the bull run when the price has already increased significantly and wait for the next circle to buy again. I will buy when the bear market has been very significant. But it is hard to know the bottom, so I DCA during the time especially if the price hit bottom much further.
This is also what I have done and what I plan on doing continuously. I think waiting for 2 circles is quite too long for me. I have already waited a lot for one circle, I would want to reap my rewards and do something productive or profitable with the money I will earn from the profits from the bull run. 
I prefer to buy and hold bitcoin for only one circle, sell all during the bull run when the price has already increased significantly and wait for the next circle to buy again. I will buy when the bear market has been very significant. But it is hard to know the bottom, so I DCA during the time especially if the price hit bottom much further.
This is also what I have done and what I plan on doing continuously. I think waiting for 2 circles is quite too long for me. I have already waited a lot for one circle, I would want to reap my rewards and do something productive or profitable with the money I will earn from the profits from the bull run. 
I prefer to buy and hold bitcoin for only one circle, sell all during the bull run when the price has already increased significantly and wait for the next circle to buy again. I will buy when the bear market has been very significant. But it is hard to know the bottom, so I DCA during the time especially if the price hit bottom much further.
Just as the title suggests, which is a better method of bitcoin investment. I will appreciate an in-depth explanation with relatable historical data.
1. Buying and hodling BTC for two circles (two bear and two, 8 years).
2. Buying and hodling BTC for only one circle, sell all during the bull run and wait for the next circle to buy again.
3. Buying and hodling BTC for one circle, sell 50% during bull run and leave 50% to continue investment in the next circle?
Which will give a better profit within 8 years.
1. Buying and hodling BTC for two circles (two bear and two, 8 years).
2. Buying and hodling BTC for only one circle, sell all during the bull run and wait for the next circle to buy again.
3. Buying and hodling BTC for one circle, sell 50% during bull run and leave 50% to continue investment in the next circle?
Which will give a better profit within 8 years.
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