Topic: Are you ready for the Bitcoin bull market? What's your plan? Some ideas for you (Read 896 times)

It's good to feel happy and excited that your investment is growing in value(bitcoin), but you be well aware that bitcoin has cycles of both bull and bear, price increase and decrease and this cycles can change instantly or be triggerd by anything, so what you should be more excited about now is accumulating more bitcoin to your stash so that you can be well prepared for ups, and also you should focus more on building yourself in terms of cash, emergency funds, floats and reserves that you would be your backbone as an investor.

The reason why you must have an emergency fund is so you don't sell too early or earlier than you plan too to solve or fix a pressing problem and your emergency should be up to 3 months or 6 months in size arccording to your invested value in bitcoin.

Reserves can be seen as our backup funds for taking advantage of opportunities in the market like dips or front running in a kind of way.

Sounds retarded.

We are in a bitcoin thread.

Fuck shitcoins, and get on topic.


It is dumb to trade bitcoin.

Bitcoin is amongst the best of investments if NOT the best of investments in the seeming early stages of the greatest wealth transfer known to mankind, and you want to try to trade it?


You are planning to sell all your coins between $100k and $150k?  Good luck with that.  Likely, you are going to need it.

Your situation is so like mine so I feel it would be interesting to discuss with you about the coming bull run. I am also new to the crypto space and it is going to be my first bull run. Well in recent times Bitcoin has surpassed its previous all-time high so did you book some profit there? I have booked some ratio of profit out of Bitcoin and all booking was with the intention of buying back well if we look at the historical chart Bitcoin always have been taking a correction just before a big bull run and I am expecting it to happen after the Halving event so I would buy back there if the market will allow me to do so.

Are you doing the same just like me or your plan is kinda different from mine? share I would love to know about yours, well on the other hand I have also accumulated some altcoins in my portfolio i am holding them until the Bull reason ends for Bitcoin after that we will see big rallies in the altcoins so we can call it altcoin season. Well, I am just holding my altcoins as well at the current time. What are you doing with yours? Must share your plan I would love to know about yours.

In the exact sense, a crypto trader should have a price at which they are going to sell their bitcoin holdings. If it is at $100k, they should hodl your bitcoin to it get to that price.

The mistake some traders always make is to have a way beyond the price tag of bitcoin, thinking that bitcoin will reach $500k in this bull run. Whereby the last bull run wasn't close to their speculated price target of $500k, rather it was $69k, only close to $100k. However given an ATH of bitcoin in this bull run, the price of bitcoin is supposed to fall within the range of $100k-$150k[/list]

Totally agree! Investing in altcoins with about 20%-30% of your capital during a bull run is actually a smart move, and it’s pretty much my go-to strategy. We need to catch those growth waves while the market's in high gear.

People believe that TradFi participation in the market this bull run will make it completely different than past bull runs. "This time will be different" is a very expensive saying in any market.

Will we actually have a different bull run this time?

Time will tell but now, let's check Weekly Percent Supply in Profit, from Crypto Quant.

You are free to interpret the chart but first, let's see this


My opinion is, retail investors and Bitcoin whales were given some months to action ahead of TradFi companies behind Bitcoin Spot ETFs. Price rose a lot some months before the approvals from SEC and if this conspiracy theory is true, it makes sense that even TradFi whales still believe in history, nothing different this bull run in their thinking.


Bitcoin enters price discovery

In every cycle then this is where the community or investors really be that putting their eye with on which this bull run event on which we do know that there would really be people who would really be ending up
having those enourmous profits or even make themselves rich and this is their primary target on why they are really that longing or really that excited with the bull market, but of course everything would really be that needed up with that sufficient action because if you dont place yourself into the bottom then making enormous profits is something that cant be possible.

Plans? Always set your entry as low as possible on which on the time that the market would really be having its movement then you would really be
able to take advantage with those and will really be ending up with having those profits but of course it would be depending on what project or coins you are holding.

The Bull Run market session is the interesting part most people that have not had about Bitcoin with approved of profitable investment system for a long time holding to been announced in price increase impact and also old investors buying house and new car's from the long term holding return profits, we attract new investors into the Bitcoin investment business, which is every Bitcoin investors have to set target to sell during Bull Run and have a reserve to buy during the Bear market, that is how Bitcoin normally rotate in every four years of Bitcoin halving occur. But not that previous Bear market of Bitcoin to prepare next Bear market has to be multiply by 2 times to buy back in bear market. Therefore, Bitcoin Bull market  has to set a goal point to sell.

Correct mate, most greedy wanted to seek for ATH but after that don't know when to stop waiting.
this is why they turn into loser than winner.

the moment you feel leaving better to do it directly than waiting for bigger profit and may gone sooner.

also correct ,  each cycle is surely different from other one so decide for the good.

instead of DCAing why not just sell and wait for the time dropping.[/list][/list]

If you are new to both investing and to bitcoin, then it could take 10-20 years to build up your investment portfolio, so the mere fact that your short-term investment is going up likely does not mean much of anything... unless you might have lump sum invested and taken value from other investments that you have - presuming that you have an investment portfolio. 

If you want to be an investor with a long term plan, then don't let short term BTC price moves distract you.


That's why many of us tend to say fuck shitcoins - especially when we are in a bitcoin thread.  No respect is needed for shitcoins, and there are plenty of threads in which you can talk about your various shitcoins without pumping them in bitcoin threads.


I agree that it is a good idea to continue to accumulate bitcoin until you reach a point that you feel that you either have enough or that you have too much, which would then justify selling some of it.

In regards to your concerns about valuing bitcoin in dollars, of course, bitcoin has not taken over the world, so we still live in a world in which our expenses are likely denominated in dollars (or in our local currency) so we have to continue to account for those kinds of matters, even if we are still heavily into increasing the quantity of BTC that we hold.

Your discussion of fractions of a coin is nonsensical, because who gives any shits about whole coins, especially if you are still a long way from even owning a whole coin.  By definition you are likely building up to a whole coin through fractions of a coin at a time, and maybe it is better to start to think in terms of satoshis rather than in whole bitcoin. .. and that is true for a lot of us.  Even if there might be some forum members with whole coins, they likely are not moving around whole coins at a time, so frequently when it comes to managing coins, we are going to be dealing with fractions of a coin or satoshis, and even if we might want to have goals in which we accumulate and continue to hold more than a whole bitcoin, we can still accummulate extra satoshis.

Let's say for example, that a forum member spent 1- 2 years accumulating bitcoin (or satoshis), and after 5 years, he accumulated 1.38956292 BTC, but he has a goal to get up to 2 BTC, and so he spends another 6-7 years to accumulating more coins and he gets up to 2 BTC.. or maybe instead, he has had some fortune along the way and he accumulates some extra BTC, and so he ends up with 2.73418854 BTC.. so he has extra BTC in terms of his goals, but at the same time, we have no idea about the guy who spent 11-12 years and he had accumulated  2.73418854 BTC.. we have to think in terms of dollars too.. where is he at in terms of his investment.  What are his options.  At some point he might start to believe that he has enough BTC and he might start to shave off some of his extra BTC, and yeah, he will more likely shave it off in terms of satoshis rather than selling a bunch of it at once, but we still likely need to know a bit more about the guy and even what is the status of bitcoin in terms of either its dollar price or its price in terms of something, such as goods and services, in order to hypothesize about how many BTC is enough for the guy, and how many might be more than enough.. and then what the guy might start to consider doing in terms of potentially transitioning away from BTC accumulation and maybe into maintenance and maybe later into liquidation of his BTC stash... and it could be possible that the guy can figure out a system in which he is largely either not spending any of his BTC or he is spending only small amounts of his BTC from time to time.

The main reason i will not buy this idea is because as an investor i believe we should focus on the amount of bitcoin we have not the equivalent to dollars. Am more concerned about the fraction of bitcoin if i have since i have not been able to acquire a whole of it. For instance, the price of bitcoin increases to 100k for a whole bitcoin if i am to sell 10% i won't be having a complete bitcoin anymore some fractions would be out from the 1 btc i have. So, i can't stand the chance to lose any fraction of my bitcoin because i want more and more that is why i am still accumulating.

Long term holders do not trade, and trading is the only possible way you could increase or decrease your amount of bitcoin holdings. Like buy when it gets low and selling when it gets high. Your bitcoin amount will increase as well as the value. But trading is not in my dictionary when investing in bitcoin same to other investors too. That means if you are holding for decades losing any fraction of your bitcoin because you sell will be a bad idea. The plan is to accumulate more and not to sell not even the least fraction of it.

That is the main reason i am not selling any part of my bitcoin even if there is an increase of 100% as long as i have not achieved my long-term goals. Anyone may call it fear i dont know what you may call it but ill rather take the fear of not losing any fraction.

Thats a great plan. But to be honest if we currently see the growth rate of Bitcoins, then it is assumed that the coin will go above 100k usd. So if you want to earn some extra profits, then don’t the sell the half amount also. Bitcoins are very rare now a days. Hence it will be ideal to hold it. Bull run has just started and it has promised exciting returns. Hence if possible buy now and hold for few more weeks. Then sell all of the stacked coins once, when Bitcoins cross the 100k usd range.

Yes, each person's decisions and choices are different. Bitcoin is safe and offers significant returns but once the bull season arrives, many altcoins will offer better returns than bitcoin. Yesterday bitcoin hit $64k and today it is still trading above $62k, which is a big win for those who persisted in DCA bitcoin every week from $15k to date. But if you look at shitcoins like pepe, Fet, WLD... they have brought x2-x5 profits in just the last 2 months. That's why I say investing in altcoins during bear season is a bad idea but during bull season is when altcoin price increases are at their craziest. But everyone's investment preferences are different and we should respect each other's decisions.

Yes of course it is the responsibility of every investor to decide what they will do with their investments at the end of its term I guess the more reason for investment is actually for the call of emergency and  when you have a source of allocations and steady flow of profit from your investment it will call for any alarm so making investments with your bitcoin has becoming one of the decisions anyone can make just like me as a newbie i have an investment in bitcoin which is already making a huge appreciation already and i dare not to regret while i made such investment because bitcoin is what i actually do not know.much about but I took a drastic decision without looking back to make my investments in bitcoin but today I am one of that happiest people who are seeing their investments growing

I agree with you on this, thou is the responsibility of every investor to decide what ever he want to do with his investment, as for me I think is best having a more financial plans as regards to improving your emergency, reserve and float funds allocation which will gives you more confidence for hodling more longer with hope that Bitcoin still have a long way to go.it is best you have your personal needs sufficiently covered up.

Selling up to 10% or even 25% for every doubling is not as bad as the example that I had given in the chart, which is selling 15% for every 20% rise.. because in the chart, the amount of sales pretty much sells the vast majority of profits, so there is less benefits from bitcoin's compounding effects.. but that's o.k. people can choose there balances in terms of how much of their profits that they want to shave off versus how much they want to keep rolling into their investment.. so I frequently assert that if you are a long term investor in the best asset in the world, then if you figure out the profits, then the most that you should shave off is 50%, and so that way the other 50% can roll over.. and again, people are going to decide for themselves in terms of how much they are mostly holding bitcoin or how anxious they are to get their dollar profits earlier rather than being more modest in their withdrawal efforts.

Another thing is that if the guy is expecting to buy back, then he might be more anxious to sell more in order to be able to buy back more, yet part of the problem with that is that he might not be able to buy back... just think of all of the guys selling in the last year or so, there have not been very many corrections in the last year, and so you would have had been much better off to not be selling and mostly just continuing to buy, especially if you have already assessed that you don't have enough coins.


Well, building up may well take even longer than 4 years.. but at least 4 years is a good start so that you are not causing yourself too much impatience.. so if you are investing 10% per year, it is going to take you 10 years to reach 1 year's salary invested... so if you are able to be more aggressive than that, then you can cut your timeline down, but you cannot necessarily rush how aggressive that you are able to be.. and maybe you can get up to 25% to 30% of your salary, but are you going to feel stressed about that?  You gotta figure out a balance that might be aggressively investing but not causing you too much stress that might trigger you to not be able to keep everything balanced, including hobbies and perhaps even self-development, if you are a younger person still building your career skills.


Yes.. $5 wrench attacks are part of anyone's concerns if there might be too much disclosure and also if we might not be presenting matters in terms of hypotheticals.  We can use round numbers to present matters, but sometimes we might need to make the numbers larger or smaller in order to attempt to address various kinds of hypothetical persons.

Do you have any suggestions in regards to how to talk about these kinds of matters.. in order to present possible ways of showing examples?

Or are you suggesting that we should not say anything?

I be in it touching least possible. Grids set.

"One day I will send a Mister Killmeister out there with nothing but a wrench".

This pattern of selling is good cause it doesn't have much effect on the size or amounts of bitcoin you already have and it's built to only take profits when there is a doubling or tripling of bitcoin price that way I'll only be selling off 10% of my profits and I'll still have enough value of bitcoin untouched and still on hold.

But I think like you said it's not really necessary for newbie investors like me to be thinking in terms of withdrawal cause we should be in our accumulation stage where we are trying to build up our bitcoin stash and thinking in such terms may begin to look like a gamble cause we are not well prepared for price drops and our stash is not big enough to withstand big price drops, so it would be better that early investors here forget about withdrawal and focus more on trying to build their bitcoin stash for up to 4 years.

It probably depends on the size of your stash.. but still selling half of your stash at one price point like that seems pretty dumb.  Seems like you have little to no confidence in BTC or otherwise you are just a gambler type without proper tools (and without a proper assessment of the value of BTC).

Let's say that you have 2 BTC.. so that is currently $122k of value.. and you are anxious to sell some of it (half at $100k-ish)

It seems to me that we have no way of knowing if the BTC price will come back down once it gets into the 6 digits, but if you are anxious about selling decent amounts of your BTC and you want to be somewhat aggressive about that, I would suggest a more modest and incremental sales amount that would preserve the value of your BTC in case it goes up more...

So instead of selling 50% at $100k  You might consider starting to sell 15% at $90k and then selling  15% every time that the price increases by 20% (or maybe 25%).. Such a plan (that I believe is a bit too aggressive on the sales side) would look something like this:



In this kind of a plan, it would still take you until $186k to sell half of your BTC, but your BTC would be increasing in value during that time (and the hypothetical chart presumes a cost of $40k, so after the first two sales you had gotten back your principle) .. and if the BTC price were to get up to $186k, you would have had ended up raking off $140k rather than only $100k and you would still have half of your original BTC stash that would be worth right around $194k (not that great, but still better than selling half at $100k).

Personally, I think that selling BTC in more incrementalist ways is better, and you can plug in your own numbers through fillippone's Google spreadsheet that is linked in this post.


Edit: Another personal choice that I make in my own BTC portfolio management is of a long term investor and not a trader, so it is to ONLY sell no more than 10% for every doubling of price, and part of my presumption is that the person who is selling has reached a decently large BTC holding so there is no goal to buy back the BTC.. yet I understand in this case there are intentions to buy back.. yet I suppose that the BTC price would still have to drop enough to hit the buy back targets.   . so then in a scenario of accumulating a decently sized stash would then be to figure out when to perform the first sale (raking of profits) and then what increments to rake profits after that.. so the first rake might be doubling or tripling or maybe even higher. .and then each increment could be less than a doubling, but even with increments of 50% profits, then maybe the sell amount should stick to being no more than 5%.. or if the increments were 25% then the sell amounts might be no more than 2.5%.

I cannot say it’s early nor late but if you want to invest now, you are just right on time. Bitcoin halving and bull run are still few months away so you still have a lot of time to invest and back up with DCA. Don’t wait for bitcoin price to drop down or show some price decline because even us don’t have no idea when it will happen. Just buy and hold on your spare money. While bitcoin investment is highly profitable, but we should learn to invest with caution. As long as it’s market remains unpredictable, then no one can tell what the future holds for bitcoin.