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April 02, 2024, 07:19:00 AM
#95
Considering how bitcoin has been performing over the years I will say that bitcoin at $190k is a good price range. That's more than 2x from current price. If I see bitcoin at this price I will sell part of my holding and reposition myself again for another entry point, possibly after bullrun might have been over. It's important to know when to take profit and when to keep holding.

Yes, possible that we might see it that big in the next year, not 2024. I think the best strategy is just to time the market, and then just sell at staggered set and not on one big dump of your stash. I do agree that we should still be holding or at least accumulating because we are still very far from that 6 digits that we wanted to see. So in every chance we have, we should save and stack sats. And then look for like $100k then $150k to sell and take profits in my opinion.

So I will say that we need more time and wait till 2025 to sell. Yes we reach new all time high, but there are more room to improve next year. For sure, others too are looking for a great ROI and this bull run will one of the biggest in history I reckon.

But what makes you so sure that bitcoin will reach $190K or higher by 2025 and not by the end of this year? I think relying on history to predict the future is no longer accurate because bitcoin also broke the historical cycle by creating a new ATH before halving. None of us have a crystal ball to know exactly what will happen in the future, whether bitcoin will peak this year or next year. We need to closely monitor the market situation so that we can make timely decisions instead of being subjective with our judgments.

It will be huge jump though, the chances are slim at least that's how I see it. Others predicted that the bull run top will be around that price of $150k-$190k and that could happen in 2025. So you just have to look at the chart right now, it will be like 2.x something in the next 6 months so that is huge in my opinion.

I could be wrong, but I think we should really be logical on what we want to see the price at the end of the year. $190k for me will be too big this year. So it's better not to expect something big and then be disappointed if it didn't happen just like in the last bull run wherein there were a prediction model (S2F) who says that the top price will be $100k but it didn't happen.
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April 02, 2024, 04:48:42 AM
#94
Considering how bitcoin has been performing over the years I will say that bitcoin at $190k is a good price range. That's more than 2x from current price. If I see bitcoin at this price I will sell part of my holding and reposition myself again for another entry point, possibly after bullrun might have been over. It's important to know when to take profit and when to keep holding.
The success of any trader depends on how well he understands the market. Knowing the buying and selling points can fetch you a good profit at any time. As the rest of the traders including me seem quite optimistic about Bitcoin, in the next couple of years we may see Bitcoin rise to new heights or maybe before that as all traders who trade on Bitcoin know the price of Bitcoin goes up after every halving.

Holding is all about patience in my opinion. A person who invests in Bitcoin to hold it for long-term will only be able to do that if they have enough patience that would allow them to keep holding even when Bitcoin gets to a good height but would still have the potential to go higher.
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April 01, 2024, 03:25:32 AM
#93
Time is getting closer to halving, for me this is a special moment even though I only hold a little bitcoin and a few altcoins, the euphoria is so pronounced and there are many surprises in my opinion, a matter of weeks yes. The miners may not be as happy as we are when halving. But not necessarily, if these miners have saved far away or maybe from the previous halving. Maybe it's still logical for X2 at the full price today for each bitcoin, but maybe in the next few months, if it's 3 weeks I think it's too tight and very short to exceed that price. Indeed, bitcoin is a special coin for everyone even though the price is currently very impressive. Even if the price touches the prediction either in the middle of this year or Q4 I think it is still included in the halving year Wink.

I keep bitcoin in my wallet as much as possible, even though I sold it a few times for airdrop missions and I don't hesitate to buy back bitcoin at the current price if I get any money from it. There is an art to keeping bitcoin.
Nothing wrong with getting excited about the bull run, but at the same time you need to remain collected as a way to prevent yourself from making a mistake, as it would not be rare that instead of going up the price went down, and if that were to happen I am sure there are going to be many investors getting emotional about it and they may sell their coins as a result of an emotional outburst, and then a few months down the line they may regret their decision.
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March 31, 2024, 08:36:22 AM
#92
$190k is a bold prediction and highly improbable but yet, not impossible. When the rally begins, things can go really high really fast.

1BTC=$190k would result in Bitcoin's market cap of $3.7 trillion (at the current number of bitcoins in issue). For comparison, gold's market cap is estimated to be over $14 trillion, so even then BTC would be almost x4 smaller than gold.
I don't really think so, since even $100k is pretty common right now, so an additional $90k I think won't hurt that much or doesn't look too shabby after all. See? You even said this  : ⤵

But do you have the source for that $190k prediction? Did they mention methodology at all? We often see a bunch of "experts" throwing random numbers around. It's almost like the highest the prediction, the more media coverage it gets.
The explanation would be is because there are people like you who thinks it is not possible. It can also act as a hype which is a good thing for the coin and the more it will be possible for it to occur. There is no need for a source since it was only just a prediction anyway.
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March 31, 2024, 03:40:41 AM
#91
Time is getting closer to halving, for me this is a special moment even though I only hold a little bitcoin and a few altcoins, the euphoria is so pronounced and there are many surprises in my opinion, a matter of weeks yes. The miners may not be as happy as we are when halving. But not necessarily, if these miners have saved far away or maybe from the previous halving. Maybe it's still logical for X2 at the full price today for each bitcoin, but maybe in the next few months, if it's 3 weeks I think it's too tight and very short to exceed that price. Indeed, bitcoin is a special coin for everyone even though the price is currently very impressive. Even if the price touches the prediction either in the middle of this year or Q4 I think it is still included in the halving year Wink.

I keep bitcoin in my wallet as much as possible, even though I sold it a few times for airdrop missions and I don't hesitate to buy back bitcoin at the current price if I get any money from it. There is an art to keeping bitcoin.

You dont need to worry about the miners because the block reward will decrease but the price of bitcoin increases significantly , so they still make a big profit. In addition, the higher the price of bitcoin, the higher the transaction fees will be, and they are also the ones who benefit from the transaction fees, so they will not be as disappointed as you think. Not to mention , miners are also considered sharks in the market and they will know how to manipulate and manipulate the market to bring them profits . if they don't make a profit , do you think they will continue mining? Just like you , if the investment is not profitable , will you continue to invest in Bitcoin? No one wants to do charity work in this market.

To me, retail investors are still the biggest losers in this game . But it's okay , as long as we have a good plan there is still a way for us to make great profits from Bitcoin.

to answer the op's question, no one knows what will happen, but let's hope bitcoin can reach 190k$ or higher by the end of the year .
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March 31, 2024, 01:16:58 AM
#90
Time is getting closer to halving, for me this is a special moment even though I only hold a little bitcoin and a few altcoins, the euphoria is so pronounced and there are many surprises in my opinion, a matter of weeks yes. The miners may not be as happy as we are when halving. But not necessarily, if these miners have saved far away or maybe from the previous halving. Maybe it's still logical for X2 at the full price today for each bitcoin, but maybe in the next few months, if it's 3 weeks I think it's too tight and very short to exceed that price. Indeed, bitcoin is a special coin for everyone even though the price is currently very impressive. Even if the price touches the prediction either in the middle of this year or Q4 I think it is still included in the halving year Wink.

I keep bitcoin in my wallet as much as possible, even though I sold it a few times for airdrop missions and I don't hesitate to buy back bitcoin at the current price if I get any money from it. There is an art to keeping bitcoin.
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March 30, 2024, 06:37:45 PM
#89
Considering how bitcoin has been performing over the years I will say that bitcoin at $190k is a good price range. That's more than 2x from current price. If I see bitcoin at this price I will sell part of my holding and reposition myself again for another entry point, possibly after bullrun might have been over. It's important to know when to take profit and when to keep holding.

Yes, possible that we might see it that big in the next year, not 2024. I think the best strategy is just to time the market, and then just sell at staggered set and not on one big dump of your stash. I do agree that we should still be holding or at least accumulating because we are still very far from that 6 digits that we wanted to see. So in every chance we have, we should save and stack sats. And then look for like $100k then $150k to sell and take profits in my opinion.

So I will say that we need more time and wait till 2025 to sell. Yes we reach new all time high, but there are more room to improve next year. For sure, others too are looking for a great ROI and this bull run will one of the biggest in history I reckon.

But what makes you so sure that bitcoin will reach $190K or higher by 2025 and not by the end of this year? I think relying on history to predict the future is no longer accurate because bitcoin also broke the historical cycle by creating a new ATH before halving. None of us have a crystal ball to know exactly what will happen in the future, whether bitcoin will peak this year or next year. We need to closely monitor the market situation so that we can make timely decisions instead of being subjective with our judgments.
This is main point we don't know about anything with sentiments are positive and as we are heading for the halving we can expect another good bull run which is going to bring good new record for the high price and what is this we have no idea about this.
$190K is not guaranteed but still anything related to this magic six figures is going to be amazing for the community and this will happen in 2024 or 2025 It's also not clear but surely coming its good news for the investors most of the peoples are having their own targets so it's not important what is coming and how things will be, but surely anything big is going to be good for taking profit.
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March 30, 2024, 12:53:24 PM
#88
A very important event is scheduled to happen this April. Around April 16 or 17. It's bitcoin halving again. i.e. number of bitcoin rewarded for mining a block would be halved. It meas half bitcoin reward for equal task for miner. That would also decrease the liquidity in bitcoin provided by the miners. The miners operate on small margin and many could go on loss if they sold their reward for current price so they won't be willing to sell it unless price moves up. Bitcoin in past have seen a good price boost after the halving. And many prediction models place the future price of bitcoin into 190K.
Is 190K too humble or very generous in your consideration? What's your price plans for selling your holdings?
And after just three weeks of waiting, we may be experiencing the bitcoin halving event. In the past we may have seen bitcoin prices rise after a bitcoin halving. But this time, Bitcoin reached its peak price before halving exceptionally. I don't know if Bitcoin will hit $190k in a next year after the halving but I'm looking forward to crossing $100k after the halving for now. it is not impossible to reach $190k as Bitcoin price has increased. I have not yet decided to sell my holdings, if the price of bitcoin crosses $150k I will move on to decide whether to sell my bitcoin holdings or not.
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March 30, 2024, 10:12:33 AM
#87
Considering how bitcoin has been performing over the years I will say that bitcoin at $190k is a good price range. That's more than 2x from current price. If I see bitcoin at this price I will sell part of my holding and reposition myself again for another entry point, possibly after bullrun might have been over. It's important to know when to take profit and when to keep holding.
Apart from it still being important to know when to take profit and when to buy again, you also have to think more logically when you start to believe in Bitcoin's price range at $190K or double the current price. Because if after you sell some of your current holdings, it might be a different story if you can't buy it back at a lower price because of the continued increase in prices in Bitcoin. So you still need to think about this before you actually sell half of your current holdings.
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March 30, 2024, 09:23:25 AM
#86
A very important event is scheduled to happen this April. Around April 16 or 17. It's bitcoin halving again. i.e. number of bitcoin rewarded for mining a block would be halved. It meas half bitcoin reward for equal task for miner. That would also decrease the liquidity in bitcoin provided by the miners. The miners operate on small margin and many could go on loss if they sold their reward for current price so they won't be willing to sell it unless price moves up. Bitcoin in past have seen a good price boost after the halving. And many prediction models place the future price of bitcoin into 190K.
Is 190K too humble or very generous in your consideration? What's your price plans for selling your holdings?
$190k dollar is around $200k I don't know if bitcoin price will go up to $190k. It will be great for us if the desired target is reached. I hold my bitcoins there if I get the maximum amount of success then it's lucky for us. I expected bitcoin price to reach $170k to sell my holding but I will sell my investment if it reaches $170k. Halving is not long and only 20 to 25 days left then the bull run will start in the market let's see if Bitcoin can reach all time highs during the bull season. According to the current price, it can go up to $190k, nothing is impossible.
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March 30, 2024, 08:46:04 AM
#85
Considering how bitcoin has been performing over the years I will say that bitcoin at $190k is a good price range. That's more than 2x from current price. If I see bitcoin at this price I will sell part of my holding and reposition myself again for another entry point, possibly after bullrun might have been over. It's important to know when to take profit and when to keep holding.

Yes, possible that we might see it that big in the next year, not 2024. I think the best strategy is just to time the market, and then just sell at staggered set and not on one big dump of your stash. I do agree that we should still be holding or at least accumulating because we are still very far from that 6 digits that we wanted to see. So in every chance we have, we should save and stack sats. And then look for like $100k then $150k to sell and take profits in my opinion.

So I will say that we need more time and wait till 2025 to sell. Yes we reach new all time high, but there are more room to improve next year. For sure, others too are looking for a great ROI and this bull run will one of the biggest in history I reckon.

But what makes you so sure that bitcoin will reach $190K or higher by 2025 and not by the end of this year? I think relying on history to predict the future is no longer accurate because bitcoin also broke the historical cycle by creating a new ATH before halving. None of us have a crystal ball to know exactly what will happen in the future, whether bitcoin will peak this year or next year. We need to closely monitor the market situation so that we can make timely decisions instead of being subjective with our judgments.
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March 30, 2024, 08:37:58 AM
#84
Considering how bitcoin has been performing over the years I will say that bitcoin at $190k is a good price range. That's more than 2x from current price. If I see bitcoin at this price I will sell part of my holding and reposition myself again for another entry point, possibly after bullrun might have been over. It's important to know when to take profit and when to keep holding.

Yes, possible that we might see it that big in the next year, not 2024. I think the best strategy is just to time the market, and then just sell at staggered set and not on one big dump of your stash. I do agree that we should still be holding or at least accumulating because we are still very far from that 6 digits that we wanted to see. So in every chance we have, we should save and stack sats. And then look for like $100k then $150k to sell and take profits in my opinion.

So I will say that we need more time and wait till 2025 to sell. Yes we reach new all time high, but there are more room to improve next year. For sure, others too are looking for a great ROI and this bull run will one of the biggest in history I reckon.
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March 30, 2024, 06:37:45 AM
#83
A very important event is scheduled to happen this April. Around April 16 or 17. It's bitcoin halving again. i.e. number of bitcoin rewarded for mining a block would be halved. It meas half bitcoin reward for equal task for miner. That would also decrease the liquidity in bitcoin provided by the miners. The miners operate on small margin and many could go on loss if they sold their reward for current price so they won't be willing to sell it unless price moves up. Bitcoin in past have seen a good price boost after the halving. And many prediction models place the future price of bitcoin into 190K.
Is 190K too humble or very generous in your consideration? What's your price plans for selling your holdings?
Your prediction about the price of bitcoin seems a bit over-exaggerated but everyone should be optimistic. However, this is not unusual in the context of bitcoin. For investors, forecasting seems showing a rosy outlook. We strongly expect this price to hit by 2027 in my opinion. So it is not right to sell it negligently. Recently it seems like every day is a dip day for the price of bitcoin. So rushing to sell bitcoins could be throwing your profits down the drain. so today.... "Buy the dip and hold".
speaking historically bitcoin price rally has always caught people off guard back then when bitcoin first release i'm sure that people don't imagine this coin gonna reach price of $1000 but see what we are now, i'm sure $190k is still within realistic range, but maybe your statement about it gonna be reached when 2027 also holds truth, after all we just can't really predict how bitcoin price gonna behave, but overall right now we are not even halving yet already reaching more than $70k which already beyond previous all time high, you can imagine if somehow the prices double like before, then its gonna be easy $140k and that looks promising enough to further amplified by the introduction of various altcoin ETF that might also help increase demand for it, we all know the ETF is a huge success and such price mark is possible.

regardless though being an investors also requires realistic quality of an investor so of course its no good being overly pessimistic since that might cause us to miss selling opportunity but i still believe that
the price mark of $100k that people are setting, or at least dreaming of, might be a bit too pessimistic, bitcoin could do more than that.
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March 30, 2024, 04:12:01 AM
#82
Considering how bitcoin has been performing over the years I will say that bitcoin at $190k is a good price range. That's more than 2x from current price. If I see bitcoin at this price I will sell part of my holding and reposition myself again for another entry point, possibly after bullrun might have been over. It's important to know when to take profit and when to keep holding.
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March 30, 2024, 03:43:49 AM
#81
A very important event is scheduled to happen this April. Around April 16 or 17. It's bitcoin halving again. i.e. number of bitcoin rewarded for mining a block would be halved. It meas half bitcoin reward for equal task for miner. That would also decrease the liquidity in bitcoin provided by the miners. The miners operate on small margin and many could go on loss if they sold their reward for current price so they won't be willing to sell it unless price moves up. Bitcoin in past have seen a good price boost after the halving. And many prediction models place the future price of bitcoin into 190K.
Is 190K too humble or very generous in your consideration? What's your price plans for selling your holdings?
Your prediction about the price of bitcoin seems a bit over-exaggerated but everyone should be optimistic. However, this is not unusual in the context of bitcoin. For investors, forecasting seems showing a rosy outlook. We strongly expect this price to hit by 2027 in my opinion. So it is not right to sell it negligently. Recently it seems like every day is a dip day for the price of bitcoin. So rushing to sell bitcoins could be throwing your profits down the drain. so today.... "Buy the dip and hold".
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March 30, 2024, 03:04:10 AM
#80
I don't think that target is too high, $190k is an acceptable price for bitcoin during this bull season. I personally believe that bitcoin will reach $80k-90k soon after the halving and then we will have strong growth across the entire market in the last quarter of the year. Bitcoin will touch 190k$-220k$ and many altcoins will x10, x100, this is completely possible.

This is my prediction and I make it based on the economic situation. With the Fed lowering interest rates, economic recovery and the need to increase income are a must, and investing is one of the ways to increase income quickly. Surely people will not ignore it and combined with news about ETFs, people will confidently invest more in bitcoin. This will fuel a strong bullish cycle.
If you look at the developments that have occurred in recent times, I am also quite optimistic that this will happen in 2024. Moreover, this year is still very long, we are at the beginning of the year and quite a lot of improvements have occurred so it is possible that this will continue to happen. .
$190k is not impossible, I believe it will happen in 2024 after seeing what happened and quite a lot of things that were predicted to happen earlier with the development and attraction and also the positive news of Bitcoin.
People are still cautious and set quite modest goals, only predicting bitcoin will reach 100k USD or 120k USD for this cycle. But if we combine market events as well as the world economic situation, we can expect higher growth. But I will only put big expectations on this cycle, and after this bull cycle, I don't think bitcoin will have any bigger bull cycles. I mean things will soon fall into place as large organizations and governments pay more attention to bitcoin, bitcoin will gradually become as stable as gold.
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March 29, 2024, 11:27:31 PM
#79
Well this will be very good for price of 1 Bitcoin to be this price. I do think this number 190K is very bullish but do not know how high we will get.
I am still 'bullish' for Bitcoin and all crypto currency. We did see the new All Time High so maybe we are going to see much more profits in 2024.
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March 29, 2024, 06:53:40 PM
#78
Many people have speculated in many ways but I would like to say here that if we wait till 2025 we will definitely reach six figure level (100000) for sure. Bitcoin Price All-Time Change 2024 Bitcoin Set New Record High Since Bitcoin ETF Became.  Which broke the record of 2021 and again set a new record with the price of 73.6. If you think about the history of halving in 2020, the price at the time of halving was like 20k dollars. And in 2021, Bitcoin price touched $69k during the bull run. So of course we'll see a very high probability of Bitcoin going from $150K to $170K in 2025.
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March 29, 2024, 06:50:35 PM
#77
Since the halving will take place in 2024, I don't think the price of Bitcoin will rise that much this year. Maybe because the price of Bitcoin is always up and down uncertainly, but it definitely creates opportunities for investors to invest in Bitcoin. If you know about the history of past halvings then it is definitely more likely that this halving will dump the price of Bitcoin. With only about 20 days left until the Bitcoin halving, there are still plenty of opportunities to invest. Waiting till 2025 would surely touch 190k dollars.
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March 28, 2024, 06:39:55 PM
#76
Prices are just labels, to guess at a high figure isnt about impossible really its clearly a maybe in some percentage outcome.  Its the scenario of how we must look at, for the highest prices you need all factors to swing your way.   Clearly also the high price represents inflationary pressures and excess flows, there is no need for BTC to go that high.  We have bitcoin growth but for so much in so little time we are estimating the degree of inaccuracy in some regard, whether you classify it under inflation, speculative mad markets or fear elsewhere rushing people to this asset.

I do consider these scenarios as a pan boiling over, massive bubbling up and really its a negative for a longer term gain because people will get burned.  Also business reliant in dealing in BTC find fast changing prices to be an impediment to their accurate pricing too.   I would settle for a 1/4 of this price objective and I would even call that a positive outcome to just sail along safely in a progressive way the last sell off was a bit too harsh and loses some people in their interest from that instability.
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