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?
Point of correction, no liquidity is reduced in Bitcoin due to halving, but the amount remaining to be mined will automatically be halved, and so the block reward. It is purported to distort the economics surrounding Bitcoin in terms of the demand and supply of the coin and cause it to be more valuable. Is this working, Yes, we can see what has happened in the past halving but we should not think it will continue automatically. This calls for caution this time.
Also with my studies of the past halving, the major bullish movements never happened immediately, we should expect the same now. Also, with the manner in which Bitcoin had moved past its former ATH already, a lot of interested buyers have committed their money to the coin already, which might slow progress down after halving this time since not so much money might be immediately available for it after it halved this time. If you agree with me, the situation we see in Bitcoin now is not the ones we saw in the past cycles. So we should expect a twist this time as well. For this, I am not expecting much after Bitcoin halving in 2024, and the $190,000 you called is too high judging by the reality of the present.