Already it hit $730.
So is it time to sell? Or you think it will go more higher?
Topic: Bitcoin price rising and rising. Is it time to sell before another price down? (Read 2849 times)
March 29, 2018, 07:17:52 AM
Already it hit $730.
So is it time to sell? Or you think it will go more higher?
March 21, 2018, 02:26:32 PM
Because of good news from USA about bitcoin , price start slowly increasing. But I don't think that you should sell it now , only reason for selling today is that you really need money. Bitcoin will rise again if not sooner, at then end of year for sure and people who hold will get more profit then people who sell now at $9000.
March 21, 2018, 02:09:23 PM
I am a little confused to answer this question because this thread was made already 2 years ago, but if we look at the market price now better we hold a few months until the market is really stable ..
This thread is interesting because the price of Bitcoin today is more than 10 times higher than when OP was asking is it time to sell at $730. Now it seems impossible that the price can be over $70k in two years, but look at the OP, read the replies like this one for example:
I am holding it little longer maybe a week or two. I was considering selling it when it reached the 650$ mark but as you see its rising ans rising. I am looking for some 900-1000$ price to sell.
and make your conclusions. Sometimes those old threads are interesting to read from today's perspective.
I personally don't think the "correction" speculations have sense. How can we know that the price of $20k was actually exaggerated? And who can say what is the "actual" price of Bitcoin today? Do you know that 100 bitcoin addresses hold around 20% percent of all the BTC issued? Can you imagine how much is that? Right, big money when exchanged on USD. And those people try to sell as much as they can every time the price goes significantly up. And that's it. That's why the price goes down. It has nothing to do with the so called "correction".
If you mean there is no agreement in the Bitcoin community on what price should be at any given time period then you are right, there is no such agreement. And that is actually a very good thing, because that is how the whole crypto economy differs from a state controlled economy, where the state regulates prices and currency rates. Since we can't rely on fairness of any government it is much better when the free market dictates the prices.
March 20, 2018, 05:27:03 AM
I am a little confused to answer this question because this thread was made already 2 years ago, but if we look at the market price now better we hold a few months until the market is really stable ..
This thread is interesting because the price of Bitcoin today is more than 10 times higher than when OP was asking is it time to sell at $730. Now it seems impossible that the price can be over $70k in two years, but look at the OP, read the replies like this one for example:
I am holding it little longer maybe a week or two. I was considering selling it when it reached the 650$ mark but as you see its rising ans rising. I am looking for some 900-1000$ price to sell.
and make your conclusions. Sometimes those old threads are interesting to read from today's perspective.
I personally don't think the "correction" speculations have sense. How can we know that the price of $20k was actually exaggerated? And who can say what is the "actual" price of Bitcoin today? Do you know that 100 bitcoin addresses hold around 20% percent of all the BTC issued? Can you imagine how much is that? Right, big money when exchanged on USD. And those people try to sell as much as they can every time the price goes significantly up. And that's it. That's why the price goes down. It has nothing to do with the so called "correction".
If you mean there is no agreement in the Bitcoin community on what price should be at any given time period then you are right, there is no such agreement. And that is actually a very good thing, because that is how the whole crypto economy differs from a state controlled economy, where the state regulates prices and currency rates. Since we can't rely on fairness of any government it is much better when the free market dictates the prices.
March 18, 2018, 08:24:18 AM
I am a little confused to answer this question because this thread was made already 2 years ago, but if we look at the market price now better we hold a few months until the market is really stable ..
This thread is interesting because the price of Bitcoin today is more than 10 times higher than when OP was asking is it time to sell at $730. Now it seems impossible that the price can be over $70k in two years, but look at the OP, read the replies like this one for example:
I am holding it little longer maybe a week or two. I was considering selling it when it reached the 650$ mark but as you see its rising ans rising. I am looking for some 900-1000$ price to sell.
and make your conclusions. Sometimes those old threads are interesting to read from today's perspective.
I personally don't think the "correction" speculations have sense. How can we know that the price of $20k was actually exaggerated? And who can say what is the "actual" price of Bitcoin today? Do you know that 100 bitcoin addresses hold around 20% percent of all the BTC issued? Can you imagine how much is that? Right, big money when exchanged on USD. And those people try to sell as much as they can every time the price goes significantly up. And that's it. That's why the price goes down. It has nothing to do with the so called "correction".
March 18, 2018, 07:48:54 AM
I am a little confused to answer this question because this thread was made already 2 years ago, but if we look at the market price now better we hold a few months until the market is really stable ..
This thread is interesting because the price of Bitcoin today is more than 10 times higher than when OP was asking is it time to sell at $730. Now it seems impossible that the price can be over $70k in two years, but look at the OP, read the replies like this one for example:
I am holding it little longer maybe a week or two. I was considering selling it when it reached the 650$ mark but as you see its rising ans rising. I am looking for some 900-1000$ price to sell.
and make your conclusions. Sometimes those old threads are interesting to read from today's perspective.
I personally don't think the "correction" speculations have sense. How can we know that the price of $20k was actually exaggerated? And who can say what is the "actual" price of Bitcoin today? Do you know that 100 bitcoin addresses hold around 20% percent of all the BTC issued? Can you imagine how much is that? Right, big money when exchanged on USD. And those people try to sell as much as they can every time the price goes significantly up. And that's it. That's why the price goes down. It has nothing to do with the so called "correction".
March 17, 2018, 12:32:54 PM
I am a little confused to answer this question because this thread was made already 2 years ago, but if we look at the market price now better we hold a few months until the market is really stable ..
This thread is interesting because the price of Bitcoin today is more than 10 times higher than when OP was asking is it time to sell at $730. Now it seems impossible that the price can be over $70k in two years, but look at the OP, read the replies like this one for example:
I am holding it little longer maybe a week or two. I was considering selling it when it reached the 650$ mark but as you see its rising ans rising. I am looking for some 900-1000$ price to sell.
and make your conclusions. Sometimes those old threads are interesting to read from today's perspective.
March 17, 2018, 12:26:43 PM
I am a little confused to answer this question because this thread was made already 2 years ago, but if we look at the market price now better we hold a few months until the market is really stable ..
This thread is interesting because the price of Bitcoin today is more than 10 times higher than when OP was asking is it time to sell at $730. Now it seems impossible that the price can be over $70k in two years, but look at the OP, read the replies like this one for example:
I am holding it little longer maybe a week or two. I was considering selling it when it reached the 650$ mark but as you see its rising ans rising. I am looking for some 900-1000$ price to sell.
and make your conclusions. Sometimes those old threads are interesting to read from today's perspective.
March 17, 2018, 11:45:33 AM
I am a little confused to answer this question because this thread was made already 2 years ago, but if we look at the market price now better we hold a few months until the market is really stable ..
This thread is interesting because the price of Bitcoin today is more than 10 times higher than when OP was asking is it time to sell at $730. Now it seems impossible that the price can be over $70k in two years, but look at the OP, read the replies like this one for example:
I am holding it little longer maybe a week or two. I was considering selling it when it reached the 650$ mark but as you see its rising ans rising. I am looking for some 900-1000$ price to sell.
and make your conclusions. Sometimes those old threads are interesting to read from today's perspective.
March 17, 2018, 11:30:45 AM
I am a little confused to answer this question because this thread was made already 2 years ago, but if we look at the market price now better we hold a few months until the market is really stable ..
March 17, 2018, 11:21:05 AM
Wait for the market value to be a bit stable. That's the right time to sell but if the market value of Bitcoin moves a lot, continue holding and avoid selling in order for you to earn bigger profit. Same thing should be done whenever the market price of Bitcoin is falling. But if that's the case, invest more money into Bitcoin because the bigger your investment, the larger your profit will be.
March 17, 2018, 10:38:34 AM
If you can bear the shock to see btc price rising much higher then go for it ;-p
March 11, 2018, 02:25:02 PM
Of course not! Let the past be past, be patient and look forward to future rises! I'm sure it's not time to sell, just wait and see. Bitcoin is really volatile, you'll never know what happens next week.
March 11, 2018, 10:05:45 AM
This thread was posted 2 years ago and the situation may not be the same now, but Bitcoin is still truly unpredictable. Despite the urge to sell during a price peak as to assure return of investment, users should be aware that this would contribute to the decline in price of Bitcoin sooner or later. I am not sure of the reason of the recent decline in Bitcoin prices but in order to reach that peak we should continue to support Bitcoin and hold. Before selling, make sure that the price is at a somewhat stable (well I know Bitcoin is not stable but you know what I mean) state because you might never know, it might rich a higher price. So for now, let's all be patient in awaiting for its price to bounce back.
March 11, 2018, 09:54:09 AM
Depends on your policy. if you are short term investor then ok but not for long runners
March 10, 2018, 03:43:46 PM
Already it hit $730.
So is it time to sell? Or you think it will go more higher?
Actually mate, it will.depends on our own set targeted amount as we try to expect further more value that we wishing for. As time passes by bitcoin can't predict which will change time to time. Many people gets involved in bitcoin as they are hoping to have a great amount of profit as they invested. Also, it needs patience to wait for the long period of time as it will be intended for the long term investment and hold it as much as possible.
March 10, 2018, 02:49:01 PM
Bitcoins may be volatile but in long run they always benefits investor with atleast 15% profit
March 09, 2018, 09:28:37 PM
Hold it I think because if you cant have profit atleast you will not suffer loss 
March 09, 2018, 12:21:37 PM
Already it hit $730.
So is it time to sell? Or you think it will go more higher?
Actually mate, it will.depends on our own set targeted amount as we try to expect further more value that we wishing for. As time passes by bitcoin can't predict which will change time to time. Many people gets involved in bitcoin as they are hoping to have a great amount of profit as they invested. Also, it needs patience to wait for the long period of time as it will be intended for the long term investment and hold it as much as possible.
March 09, 2018, 11:56:41 AM
I would suggest not to invest for still assests, else you can actively take part in exchange markets
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