Already we've experienced $20k+ and this makes the $27k an realistic value to be reached in the short term or in the long run close to the days after halving.
It looks like peanuts if you put it like that, but I'm pretty certain that it's not going to be like that. There is plenty of resistance and potential big money exit points below $20,000 that will make it a real struggle to print a new all time high. The whole dynamic of the market changes after that because you're visiting territory not visited before, and that's usually when you see the huge moves follow.
People during 2017 called the top of the next all time high every $1000 the price went up but failed until the CME market went live and we started to correct from $20,000. I can see that happen again, but the most important factor is to break that high. I honestly wouldn't even dare to call a price once we do break that high because the sky is the limit. It could peak at $50,000 or over $100,000...
I will only start securing profits once there is a clear indication of a downtrend on the weekly time frame. That means I will not sell the top, but that doesn't really matter. I rather not miss out by selling too early.