Just complete the sentence with your thoughts... "I would sell all my Bitcoins if..."
I would sell all my Bitcoins if the price was $10,000 per Bitcoin or higher only then i would sell them all. If that is not the case I will keep waiting untill the price is finally there.
So you will only sell it when it is up to $10,000? How if it will never reach $10,000?
We need to be more realistic, once there is a chance to get nice profit so we need to take it. i.e you bought at $410, and the price up to $1000, so it is a good time to sell it imo. How about you? Still waiting for $10,000?
Yeah and I think no one has that patience to hold if for that long time I will sell my coins even if it reaches to $1k mark and majority of people will do the same.
"majority will do the same"? Maybe a majority of the small potatoes will sell at $1k without thinking further, but the market is likely going to shoot passed $1k, so if you get a little smarter by then, you will hold on to at least some of your coins in order to be able to sell some at $1500 or higher.
What about the people who bought at 1200 thinking it would go to 1500 or 2000? It's about your feeling and yes if we reach 1k I would sell a X percentage. When we reach 1.2K I will sell another X percentage. Untill i am out.
Well the $1,200 price was last visited about 2.5 years ago, so I am sure that a lot of the people who bought some bitcoins at around that price level have taken a variety of actions since then (whether that be buying more bitcoin, selling or holding), and probably that $1,200 price point is not going to really be controlling concerning the behavior of those people exactly because they are likely diverse, but if bitcoin reaches that price level again, the event will likely cause a certain amount of sensation and hype that people are going to see bitcoin surpassing its previous ATH, which is no minor phenomenon in the world of markets and given all the subsequent developments and expansions around bitcoin over the past 2.5 years.
Yeah, sure there may be some folks who bought at around the $1,200 price arena who have visions of price points in which they would want to sell, yet again, whatever their vision was 2.5 years ago is likely going to have been modified somewhat with the passage of various events, unless some of those persons are completely oblivious towards accounting for actual information pertaining to bitcoin.
In other words, I doubt that there is any absolute formula in considering the behavior of people who bought around $1,200 with such a long passage of time.
By the way, I happen to be one of those persons who bought first quantity of BTC at $1,200 in November 2013, and even though I still have held and continued to hold more BTC than that quantity of coin, and continued to buy, too, the quantity of BTC of that purchase now constitutes less than 1% of my total BTC holdings, so it doesn't have a considerable influence on my current behavior or my current plans, except somewhat symbolically (and maybe for fun) more than anything.