Now that the price is increasing, would you sell your Bitcoins any-time from now for hard cash?
I already sold my bitcoins when the time the price is at $1600 I'm just a fool one coz I didn't think to hold my bitcoin for this long and suddenly I'm in need of money that is why I already sold out all my bitcoin I'm waiting for another month for me to receive bitcoin again to start a good trading .
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Now that the price is increasing, would you sell your Bitcoins any-time from now for hard cash?
I already sold my bitcoins when the time the price is at $1600 I'm just a fool one coz I didn't think to hold my bitcoin for this long and suddenly I'm in need of money that is why I already sold out all my bitcoin I'm waiting for another month for me to receive bitcoin again to start a good trading . Now that the price is increasing, would you sell your Bitcoins any-time from now for hard cash?
For those who have quite amount of bitcoin it is better to hold it until its price became nearly stable. But for those who have no enough bitcoin it is better to run your money in any kind of transaction such as trading and investment.
For those who are not willing to sell now, since BTC is now reaching all time highs, be ready for any disappointments and regrets. Cryptocurrency world is so unpredictable, I’m selling 50% of my BTC , its worth it since I bought them at a lower price
I will sell either to buy back more Bitcoin, and if/when that fails, diversify my investments.
In 2013 there was a heavy correction from about $750 to $450 on the way up. Even when it seems obvious... it's not. Imagine how the people who sold the bounce at $550-$600 or so must have felt after they watched the price continue on to $1000+.
As it is now, all the impossible can come true. Bitcoin prices rose well above predictions and forecasts. In 2013 no one would imagine bitcoin prices could reach 2300USD. Price rates that exist today are a dream come true.If bitcoin is entering full on bubble mode the problem of with selling is that you might have to watch as it continues climbing magnitudes higher leaving you wishing you'd held, or you might be lucky and sell near the top, but its a bit of a lottery. If you want to make sure you don't get thrown off the bull too early you can hold on for dear life through all the dips and corrections until after the eventual crash (you'll know it when you see it) and then try to sell near the top of the first dead cat bounce.
In 2013 there was a heavy correction from about $750 to $450 on the way up. Even when it seems obvious... it's not. Imagine how the people who sold the bounce at $550-$600 or so must have felt after they watched the price continue on to $1000+.
But that time, price bubble fall back to the low value. I hope the bitcoin value will not slide like that. This bump should move forwards for sure as we have enough adoption source over blockchain tech and bitcoin. So holding would be best adoption for now. No need to sell out coins.
I will sell either to buy back more Bitcoin, and if/when that fails, diversify my investments.
In 2013 there was a heavy correction from about $750 to $450 on the way up. Even when it seems obvious... it's not. Imagine how the people who sold the bounce at $550-$600 or so must have felt after they watched the price continue on to $1000+.
As it is now, all the impossible can come true. Bitcoin prices rose well above predictions and forecasts. In 2013 no one would imagine bitcoin prices could reach 2300USD. Price rates that exist today are a dream come true. If bitcoin is entering full on bubble mode the problem of with selling is that you might have to watch as it continues climbing magnitudes higher leaving you wishing you'd held, or you might be lucky and sell near the top, but its a bit of a lottery. If you want to make sure you don't get thrown off the bull too early you can hold on for dear life through all the dips and corrections until after the eventual crash (you'll know it when you see it) and then try to sell near the top of the first dead cat bounce.
In 2013 there was a heavy correction from about $750 to $450 on the way up. Even when it seems obvious... it's not. Imagine how the people who sold the bounce at $550-$600 or so must have felt after they watched the price continue on to $1000+.
I will sell either to buy back more Bitcoin, and if/when that fails, diversify my investments.
In 2013 there was a heavy correction from about $750 to $450 on the way up. Even when it seems obvious... it's not. Imagine how the people who sold the bounce at $550-$600 or so must have felt after they watched the price continue on to $1000+.
If bitcoin is entering full on bubble mode the problem of with selling is that you might have to watch as it continues climbing magnitudes higher leaving you wishing you'd held, or you might be lucky and sell near the top, but its a bit of a lottery. If you want to make sure you don't get thrown off the bull too early you can hold on for dear life through all the dips and corrections until after the eventual crash (you'll know it when you see it) and then try to sell near the top of the first dead cat bounce.
In 2013 there was a heavy correction from about $750 to $450 on the way up. Even when it seems obvious... it's not. Imagine how the people who sold the bounce at $550-$600 or so must have felt after they watched the price continue on to $1000+.
If bitcoin is entering full on bubble mode the problem of with selling is that you might have to watch as it continues climbing magnitudes higher leaving you wishing you'd held, or you might be lucky and sell near the top, but its a bit of a lottery. If you want to make sure you don't get thrown off the bull too early you can hold on for dear life through all the dips and corrections until after the eventual crash (you'll know it when you see it) and then try to sell near the top of the first dead cat bounce.
If I had and bought them under $1200 now would be the perfect time for me only to sell and enjoy the cash, but I don't recommend any body bought above $1800 to sell now, we may very well be heading towards $2500 waters soon hopefully if the rally continues.
One advice, if by any chance you woke up one day and saw the price is at sub $500 don't panic and keep holding your Bitcoins, I learned it the hard way, sold in panic and now I know as long as I have them in my wallet no matter what happens they're still worth a lot of money.
One advice, if by any chance you woke up one day and saw the price is at sub $500 don't panic and keep holding your Bitcoins, I learned it the hard way, sold in panic and now I know as long as I have them in my wallet no matter what happens they're still worth a lot of money.
each time there is a significant rise people ask the same question and every time the answer is the same 
many say they will sell if price reaches some imaginary number, that price was $300 at some point believe it not! and each time many do actually sell at that price and then either buy back at a higher price or get lucky and price really takes a dive so they can buy lower!
as for me, since i don't want to be the guy who sold at $300 and was left behind in the dust, i won't sell unless i need money.
many say they will sell if price reaches some imaginary number, that price was $300 at some point believe it not! and each time many do actually sell at that price and then either buy back at a higher price or get lucky and price really takes a dive so they can buy lower!
as for me, since i don't want to be the guy who sold at $300 and was left behind in the dust, i won't sell unless i need money.
If it reached a certain price level and still wasn't practical to buy things like property with it, and I wanted some, then I'd have to flog some . Other than that I have no plans.
Now that the price is increasing, would you sell your Bitcoins any-time from now for hard cash?
Most people that hold bitcoins are expecting for a big price increase then definitely they will sell it soon.
But for now, kinda not a wise way to dump some coins. In the first place, who will sold coins if the price is experiencing a continous rise movement? Better do hodling as we can expect more of it while time passes by.
I won't sell any bitcoin in the next 10 years, unless its price becomes something crazy like 100k$ in a short time period (like 2-3 years)
I know I won't be selling anything for 10k$ but when it starts to go above 10k$ it will be hard to resist. 50k$ for a pure also has a nice ring to it but it doesn't make my dream real so i probably won't care about it unless i own 10bitcoins at that time that's another story.
I know I won't be selling anything for 10k$ but when it starts to go above 10k$ it will be hard to resist. 50k$ for a pure also has a nice ring to it but it doesn't make my dream real so i probably won't care about it unless i own 10bitcoins at that time that's another story.
Yeah selling btc is a mistake on the long run, but short term profit is important too.
Otherwise you're going to just... Never sell anything in fact!
And if you never sell anything all you have is imaginary money.
Capitalization.
You don't buy anything with that
Otherwise you're going to just... Never sell anything in fact!
And if you never sell anything all you have is imaginary money.
Capitalization.
You don't buy anything with that
Now that the price is increasing, would you sell your Bitcoins any-time from now for hard cash?
Selling some of my bitcoins is on my cards but only for cash that i am really in need of because bitcoin price has not reached its peakas we all believe prices might even go as high as 10,000 dollars. For now it would the right choice to keep holding.
I've committed to selling 50% of what I mine and keeping the other 50% for the longer term.
I sold all of what I had when it first broke past the old historic high -- which is fine as I made great profits... but I think holding back 50% from here on out is a good idea.
Mining about 1.7 BTC per month right now (via Nicehash)... I plan to keep building more machines as long as it stays profitable.
I sold all of what I had when it first broke past the old historic high -- which is fine as I made great profits... but I think holding back 50% from here on out is a good idea.
Mining about 1.7 BTC per month right now (via Nicehash)... I plan to keep building more machines as long as it stays profitable.
Now that the price is increasing, would you sell your Bitcoins any-time from now for hard cash?
Of course, everyone must have the same sense of attraction. We are all interested in getting a lot of bitcoin. Now the bitcoin price increases and almost everyone wants to swiftly exchange it to hard cash money. 
Im planning to sell some of it, lets face it, we need money, we need fiat, we cant use Bitcoins yet to buy for anything that we need on our daily lives but I will not sell all of them, maybe only a small portion just to cover the amount of money that I need. I know Bitcoin has not reached its highest rate yet.
Yes bitcoin has lot to offer in future but if you really need money then you can sell some part of your bitcoins to manage your basic stuffs but only sell the amount you need and rest hold for the future and wait for the best price to sell your rest of the coins.
Im planning to sell some of it, lets face it, we need money, we need fiat, we cant use Bitcoins yet to buy for anything that we need on our daily lives but I will not sell all of them, maybe only a small portion just to cover the amount of money that I need. I know Bitcoin has not reached its highest rate yet.
i would like to repeat like always and like others and say no i will hold forever and never sell but to be honest i have sold and will sell something at least.
i believe it is not a good idea to hold everything. for example if you have 1BTC then don't even think about selling.
but if you have a couple BTC then sell a very small portion to enjoy the profit you gained. like 5% of the stash if it is small or less if it is bigger. many are celebrating these days the Pizza day, the $2000 mark. it is healthy.
but apart from that i will hold for years.
i believe it is not a good idea to hold everything. for example if you have 1BTC then don't even think about selling.
but if you have a couple BTC then sell a very small portion to enjoy the profit you gained. like 5% of the stash if it is small or less if it is bigger. many are celebrating these days the Pizza day, the $2000 mark. it is healthy.
but apart from that i will hold for years.
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