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September 28, 2023, 06:36:14 AM
Bitcoin has not had a 25x price growth in many years. If that was my target then I could probably sell today and easily earn it all back and a lot more before seeing that sort of opportunity. I've been through this many times before. I held some ETH in its early days. I held Doge when it was less than a cent and only made about 100x profit when it could've been 1000x. There is almost always a better time to sell, maybe not for some shitcoins but for BTC this is always the case. I don't really have any regrets because bear markets will always return to provide us with an opportunity to recover.

Yes, this is a very good time to sell Bitcoin. This is the time of the going up of Bitcoin. Bitcoin's price is around 26,000 dollars and 28,000 dollars. This is a great opportunity to sell Bitcoin, don’t wait for Bitcoin to go more up, sell the Bitcoin in the current situation. It’s better for you. Smiley

But for us, we are not selling until we see a $100,000 bitcoin  Wink
Whether or not the time to sell is right depends on the initial target that we have set. If we look at the Bitcoin price which is always moving, of course there are all possibilities for us to be able to make big or small profits, but it all comes back to the target of the planning that we have done. .

And for those people who are waiting for $100k I think it is quite logical considering the possible possibilities that many people are talking about about the Halving and the next ATH, I am also waiting for that.
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September 28, 2023, 05:50:48 AM
Bitcoin has not had a 25x price growth in many years. If that was my target then I could probably sell today and easily earn it all back and a lot more before seeing that sort of opportunity. I've been through this many times before. I held some ETH in its early days. I held Doge when it was less than a cent and only made about 100x profit when it could've been 1000x. There is almost always a better time to sell, maybe not for some shitcoins but for BTC this is always the case. I don't really have any regrets because bear markets will always return to provide us with an opportunity to recover.

Yes, this is a very good time to sell Bitcoin. This is the time of the going up of Bitcoin. Bitcoin's price is around 26,000 dollars and 28,000 dollars. This is a great opportunity to sell Bitcoin, don’t wait for Bitcoin to go more up, sell the Bitcoin in the current situation. It’s better for you. Smiley

But for us, we are not selling until we see a $100,000 bitcoin  Wink
legendary
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September 25, 2023, 04:49:40 PM
I will sell it when the price of bitcoin rises above 100k. After Bitcoin is worth 100k, I will enjoy selling half of my investment profit and keep the other half for the next bull market. No matter how late it takes for Bitcoin to reach 100k, I will sell it as soon as it reaches 100k. And I know that it won't be too late for Bitcoin to hit 100k.

What's so special about 100k? Why not 99k or 110k? People like round numbers, but every trader should be cautious of such to not get caught in a psychological trap. If you're truly hoping to cash out at that level, it would make every sense to set your selling price at least a little bit bellow the 100k mark.
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September 25, 2023, 03:48:16 PM
Well, yeah, like you said, it's very difficult to specifically know the price of Bitcoin in the next bull market. People can only speculate on the price, but that doesn't mean that it's going to be so. And in the aspect of selling one's Bitcoin asset, well, you know that every investor, be it in Bitcoin or other assets, has their own individual goals, which are usually different, so some people can decide to sell so early at any price they feel they are ok with, while others will keep holding for the next and upcoming bull market. For me, I have some goals I want to archive, but the way I planned it, I can only archive them if Bitcoin spikes and gives me a huge profit that can be used to settle them. But again, even if the Bitcoin price spikes today, I definitely will not sell everything at once; it's just to sell a few fractions of my holding.
But as time goes by it doesn't mean we have to stay silent by just speculating and waiting, I think we should be able to take more advantage of every condition, just like bitcoin which is very volatile there and that means we shouldn't waste any time or opportunity we have to keep learning because bitcoin will continue to grow and we also as investors must be able to keep up with the new things that arise from bitcoin by continuing to learn from various best references according to you. Well on the other hand I understand that indeed every investor must have the best way and planning to be able to achieve their respective goals, and of course because of that we can see some of them who are always firm and follow the plan and there are also those who even stop halfway because for example there is something more important for example so they sell some of their bitcoin at a time that can be said to be less appropriate or even a little loss.

Yes and indeed I think all bitcoin players should be able to stick to their stance to get bigger profits, like you said, you will never want to sell if it is far from the target you have set, but well there are always conditions that will force us because of urgent needs maybe. That's the point, I think everyone has their own perspective in making every decision that they think is best.
That is hard for some people because they do not end up getting what they want out of this. I feel like it's a tough thing to handle and I understand why that would be a bad feeling as well, it's totally understandable and should be considered as a good thing. I believe that we are going to end up with something that would be a lot better, I think it should be something that would be a lot better but also a tough one.

People can't just buy and hold, there are many reasons for it, there could be bills to pay, emergency, just fear, there are plenty of reasons really. I do agree that they should, and I am sure that half of all the people who sold do agree that they shouldn't, but they had to and that's a valid reason.
You wont really be putting up yourself into a situation or condition if you do really just make use of the amount which is extra or something that it isnt really intended for emergency funds or something that really

in priority because this would really be mainly be affecting you whenever you do see the market is making out some shit movement or totally opposing on what you had placed.This is why it would really be
that just important that you should really know about those differences so that you would really be able to make yourself having that control and dont lost up track due to emotions.
Selling points would really be that common on which it would be pertaining about those higher prices on where you have entered.

Buy high Sell low concept? Yes, this is the basic principle of trading but its not really that something simple on which you could really be able to do so easily.
Selling out on higher price but how to make out those buying positions? This is where struggle do starts but if you cant bare up with the risks and the pressure then people
would be having other options too on which they could just simply hold for long term.
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September 25, 2023, 12:03:44 PM
Well, yeah, like you said, it's very difficult to specifically know the price of Bitcoin in the next bull market. People can only speculate on the price, but that doesn't mean that it's going to be so. And in the aspect of selling one's Bitcoin asset, well, you know that every investor, be it in Bitcoin or other assets, has their own individual goals, which are usually different, so some people can decide to sell so early at any price they feel they are ok with, while others will keep holding for the next and upcoming bull market. For me, I have some goals I want to archive, but the way I planned it, I can only archive them if Bitcoin spikes and gives me a huge profit that can be used to settle them. But again, even if the Bitcoin price spikes today, I definitely will not sell everything at once; it's just to sell a few fractions of my holding.
But as time goes by it doesn't mean we have to stay silent by just speculating and waiting, I think we should be able to take more advantage of every condition, just like bitcoin which is very volatile there and that means we shouldn't waste any time or opportunity we have to keep learning because bitcoin will continue to grow and we also as investors must be able to keep up with the new things that arise from bitcoin by continuing to learn from various best references according to you. Well on the other hand I understand that indeed every investor must have the best way and planning to be able to achieve their respective goals, and of course because of that we can see some of them who are always firm and follow the plan and there are also those who even stop halfway because for example there is something more important for example so they sell some of their bitcoin at a time that can be said to be less appropriate or even a little loss.

Yes and indeed I think all bitcoin players should be able to stick to their stance to get bigger profits, like you said, you will never want to sell if it is far from the target you have set, but well there are always conditions that will force us because of urgent needs maybe. That's the point, I think everyone has their own perspective in making every decision that they think is best.
That is hard for some people because they do not end up getting what they want out of this. I feel like it's a tough thing to handle and I understand why that would be a bad feeling as well, it's totally understandable and should be considered as a good thing. I believe that we are going to end up with something that would be a lot better, I think it should be something that would be a lot better but also a tough one.

People can't just buy and hold, there are many reasons for it, there could be bills to pay, emergency, just fear, there are plenty of reasons really. I do agree that they should, and I am sure that half of all the people who sold do agree that they shouldn't, but they had to and that's a valid reason.
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September 24, 2023, 11:31:56 PM
I will sell it when the price of bitcoin rises above 100k. After Bitcoin is worth 100k, I will enjoy selling half of my investment profit and keep the other half for the next bull market. No matter how late it takes for Bitcoin to reach 100k, I will sell it as soon as it reaches 100k. And I know that it won't be too late for Bitcoin to hit 100k.

Don't change your mind in the middle of the trip. Yes. it took a long time to reach that price. If many people support it and the FUD News about BTC disappears for a moment it will be easy and the FED will be calm and no longer busy with events such as interest rate rationalization and other agendas. Currently, many market players are probably tired of seeing market conditions because most of them are waiting for information from the government.
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September 24, 2023, 11:06:59 PM
Quote from: pawel7777
A simple question to those who are hoping to profit on the next Bitcoin bull-run:
How do you determine when is the good time to sell?
in other words: how would you know we've reached the peak?

Once the price of Bitcoin increase above $50,000 in the market, show that am good to release my Bitcoin for sale and it will help me to make profits I have never make before in my Bitcoin investment, because every of my Bitcoin holding, I aways make progress by increasing my profits. Now that the end of the year is approaching and many holders need money to finance their budget so that Christmas and new year celebration will be a beautiful one in their various environment, I don't think they will joke with the next move of the price of Bitcoin because the price will definitely increase higher before the end of this year. If you have some Bitcoin to sell now, I will advise you to exercise patience with the current price by holding for the price to increase higher before you can sell.
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September 24, 2023, 08:48:11 PM
in my opinion this is the good time for buy not for sell , i advise people to stop listen to news about crypto especially bad news about bitcoin because bitcoin will go up everytime . sell bitcoin now is a bad idea , more good events will come for bitcoin very soon , every traders or investors should forgot about sell because the current prices very very low
 
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September 24, 2023, 12:56:33 AM
Bitcoin has not had a 25x price growth in many years. If that was my target then I could probably sell today and easily earn it all back and a lot more before seeing that sort of opportunity.
Certainly, it has happened. If you bought Bitcoin in early 2017 and sold it today, on September 24, 2023, it's already x25 increase. That's within a 6-year time span. Even if you sold it on November 5, 2021, your asset would have multiplied by x60 within just 4 years.

The higher the volatility of crypto assets, the greater the potential for profit multiplication. However, remember that market trends can also move in the opposite direction of profit, and I believe you already understand the associated risks.
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September 23, 2023, 05:03:44 PM
I don't have any intentions of selling anytime soon but if I did it would not matter if it was at the peak of a bull run or when prices had started to decline. As long as I sell at a significantly higher price than at the time the BTC was acquired I would be satisfied.

A lot of people say that, but I have my doubts if you'd be satisfied if you bought in at $10k, sold at $20k just to witness BTC going to say $250k. It makes every sense to try to figure out how to maximise your profits i.e. by using metrics that people mentioned in this thread.
During the 2017 rally, I sold a lot of my stash at 4-6k, if I waited just a little bit longer I could get x3 that. It didn't feel like a win.


Bitcoin has not had a 25x price growth in many years. If that was my target then I could probably sell today and easily earn it all back and a lot more before seeing that sort of opportunity. I've been through this many times before. I held some ETH in its early days. I held Doge when it was less than a cent and only made about 100x profit when it could've been 1000x. There is almost always a better time to sell, maybe not for some shitcoins but for BTC this is always the case. I don't really have any regrets because bear markets will always return to provide us with an opportunity to recover.
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September 23, 2023, 04:57:21 PM
but well there are always conditions that will force us because of urgent needs maybe. That's the point, I think everyone has their own perspective in making every decision that they think is best.

Coincidentally, this time around, I am fond of saying that "we are all different people." And everyone has their needs and some immediate financial problems that they need to solve, but as we frequently discuss the investment strategy of Bitcoin, it becomes obvious that some people personally put themselves in a financial dilemma because of how they either overinvested in Bitcoin or did not invest what they know they can hold for a long time. Some people invest, and they don't allocate some funds as emergency funds so that any time needs arise, they will not have to sell their crypto asset.

We invest towards the future, so that when we reap our profit, we could use it to solve some needs, and like you said (I agree with you), some people pass through some challenges that force them to sell their assets, like health issues or some issues when the person is at the point of life and death. If selling one's asset more quickly than speculated is the only solution to the person's problem, then it's not a bad decision to sell off. Perhaps we invest so our investment can save the day someday.
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September 23, 2023, 02:43:56 PM
A simple question to those who are hoping to profit on the next Bitcoin bull-run:
How do you determine when is the good time to sell?
in other words: how would you know we've reached the peak?

Do you have a set "goal" price at which you'd be selling no matter what happens? Do you intend to sell incrementally as the price goes up? Or maybe when the price gradually drops (e.g. it goes down for X days in a row), indicating we're past the peak?

I don't have any intentions of selling anytime soon but if I did it would not matter if it was at the peak of a bull run or when prices had started to decline. As long as I sell at a significantly higher price than at the time the BTC was acquired I would be satisfied. I would only sell if there was a really big purchase I wanted to make. Afterward I would begin to accumulate once again. Bitcoin is too important and valuable to me that I would feel the necessity to acquire and hodl more after having cashed out a large sum.
I believe this is still directed to the time of the bull run, and I'm sure that people would be affected by FOMO and some afterwards bearish threats which might make them panic and want to sell after some initial gains. It's easier said than done for many hodlers to wait for Bitcoin to effectuate the bull run completely. The reason is simple, it's due to the dynamism of the market mixed with its uncertainty. For this, people's emotions might be able to carry it and many would not want to lose the money they had already gained, it's until the time comes before you fully understand this, especially if you've not benefited from the initial bull run or inexperienced about trader's psychology in line with the market.

As for me, I would rather not say I will not sell at any time, I will only let my technical chart guide me.

Yes, it's easy to say, but when we are in that situation we will see that making the decision to sell while the price is still increasing is not easy. I also see many investors who are very confident and assertive when saying that they will sell as soon as they make a profit or achieve their goals. But I don't think many people will be able to do that because everyone is greedy and wants to gain more profits. Even many long-time and experienced investors sometimes find it difficult to avoid this temptation, let alone first-time investors who feel they have made significant profits.

Honestly, I myself also set a plan but I'm not sure if I can execute the plan I set and this is not my first bull season.
You would really be always having those thoughts in mind that, what if the price would be increasing or shooting up even more? We would really be hesitating on doing such action or step because
we dont really like on selling out early and this is the main reason on why we do hold up our position until it would be hitting up those numbers that we do have in mind but sadly due to extreme holding position then majority of people would really be that ending up on missing those opportunities on selling on the right spot or time but since this market is unpredictable then there's no way on knowing on whats the peak price. Therefore, any decisions would be made up along the way would really be neither be ending up on positive or negative and this is something that cant be known but
doesnt mean that you cant really be able to point out on what are the best decisions would be or should be made on.
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September 23, 2023, 10:27:17 AM
A simple question to those who are hoping to profit on the next Bitcoin bull-run:
How do you determine when is the good time to sell?
in other words: how would you know we've reached the peak?

Do you have a set "goal" price at which you'd be selling no matter what happens? Do you intend to sell incrementally as the price goes up? Or maybe when the price gradually drops (e.g. it goes down for X days in a row), indicating we're past the peak?

Investors hoarded their bitcoins only to sell them in a bull market. When to sell the amount of money I have invested and Hodl it must be sold from my point of view when the market reaches its peak. We can assume that the Bitcoin market will touch $100,000 in the next bull market, and we are holding the Bitcoins, I will sell my invested BTC as soon as Bitcoin clears this price.
We've seen many pundits predict and confirm that Bitcoin price will move to this position when the next bull run occurs. And we put Bitcoin away with this hope, and we think Bitcoin will reach this goal very soon, and we can see a bull market.
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September 23, 2023, 07:14:36 AM
A simple question to those who are hoping to profit on the next Bitcoin bull-run:
How do you determine when is the good time to sell?
in other words: how would you know we've reached the peak?

Do you have a set "goal" price at which you'd be selling no matter what happens? Do you intend to sell incrementally as the price goes up? Or maybe when the price gradually drops (e.g. it goes down for X days in a row), indicating we're past the peak?

I don't have any intentions of selling anytime soon but if I did it would not matter if it was at the peak of a bull run or when prices had started to decline. As long as I sell at a significantly higher price than at the time the BTC was acquired I would be satisfied. I would only sell if there was a really big purchase I wanted to make. Afterward I would begin to accumulate once again. Bitcoin is too important and valuable to me that I would feel the necessity to acquire and hodl more after having cashed out a large sum.
I believe this is still directed to the time of the bull run, and I'm sure that people would be affected by FOMO and some afterwards bearish threats which might make them panic and want to sell after some initial gains. It's easier said than done for many hodlers to wait for Bitcoin to effectuate the bull run completely. The reason is simple, it's due to the dynamism of the market mixed with its uncertainty. For this, people's emotions might be able to carry it and many would not want to lose the money they had already gained, it's until the time comes before you fully understand this, especially if you've not benefited from the initial bull run or inexperienced about trader's psychology in line with the market.

As for me, I would rather not say I will not sell at any time, I will only let my technical chart guide me.

Yes, it's easy to say, but when we are in that situation we will see that making the decision to sell while the price is still increasing is not easy. I also see many investors who are very confident and assertive when saying that they will sell as soon as they make a profit or achieve their goals. But I don't think many people will be able to do that because everyone is greedy and wants to gain more profits. Even many long-time and experienced investors sometimes find it difficult to avoid this temptation, let alone first-time investors who feel they have made significant profits.

Honestly, I myself also set a plan but I'm not sure if I can execute the plan I set and this is not my first bull season.
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September 23, 2023, 03:47:15 AM
A simple question to those who are hoping to profit on the next Bitcoin bull-run:
How do you determine when is the good time to sell?
in other words: how would you know we've reached the peak?

Do you have a set "goal" price at which you'd be selling no matter what happens? Do you intend to sell incrementally as the price goes up? Or maybe when the price gradually drops (e.g. it goes down for X days in a row), indicating we're past the peak?

I don't have any intentions of selling anytime soon but if I did it would not matter if it was at the peak of a bull run or when prices had started to decline. As long as I sell at a significantly higher price than at the time the BTC was acquired I would be satisfied. I would only sell if there was a really big purchase I wanted to make. Afterward I would begin to accumulate once again. Bitcoin is too important and valuable to me that I would feel the necessity to acquire and hodl more after having cashed out a large sum.
I believe this is still directed to the time of the bull run, and I'm sure that people would be affected by FOMO and some afterwards bearish threats which might make them panic and want to sell after some initial gains. It's easier said than done for many hodlers to wait for Bitcoin to effectuate the bull run completely. The reason is simple, it's due to the dynamism of the market mixed with its uncertainty. For this, people's emotions might be able to carry it and many would not want to lose the money they had already gained, it's until the time comes before you fully understand this, especially if you've not benefited from the initial bull run or inexperienced about trader's psychology in line with the market.

As for me, I would rather not say I will not sell at any time, I will only let my technical chart guide me.
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September 23, 2023, 02:12:50 AM
I don't have any intentions of selling anytime soon but if I did it would not matter if it was at the peak of a bull run or when prices had started to decline. As long as I sell at a significantly higher price than at the time the BTC was acquired I would be satisfied.

A lot of people say that, but I have my doubts if you'd be satisfied if you bought in at $10k, sold at $20k just to witness BTC going to say $250k. It makes every sense to try to figure out how to maximise your profits i.e. by using metrics that people mentioned in this thread.
During the 2017 rally, I sold a lot of my stash at 4-6k, if I waited just a little bit longer I could get x3 that. It didn't feel like a win.

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After all, why should it last forever without a target to make a profit?
I may be a long-term holder, but there will be targets to be achieved and then I will enjoy the benefits. 

Exactly. Someone has to take some benefits out of the holding, otherwise, it's pointless. If you trust that Bitcoin will keep gaining in value over time, a tactic of cashing out small portion i.e. each time the price doubles (or something similar) would make sense.
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September 23, 2023, 01:49:23 AM
The right time to sell is of course very difficult to predict because we won't know until the BTC price rises, so in selling I will use the DCA system and gradually, and I think using the DCA system is a good way to do it. sell BTC because if you don't use the DCA system I'm afraid all BTC won't be sold. and I also in selling will look at the market situation and news.
Right now we should not think of selling.
This is the time of buying bitcoin as bitcoin is well under its price of the all time high. This is why people need the knowledge when they come in financial markets to either trade or invest in bitcoin.

For me, I will plan and think to sell when we reach all time high again or make new highs. Believe me, if you buy bitcoin at around 26-27k and sell it at 30k, you might be happy making a few hundred dollars but you will miss the big moves as the bull market first phase is very near now.
It basically depends on one's personal financial goals and targets whether they want to sell or hold for the long term. Most of us might buy and hold our assets for as long as we can because we always aim to sell when the bull run is there since those are the times when the price of Bitcoins goes significantly high as we have seen that happening in the past, but some people won't have the same thought and they believe in buying and selling for quick profits.

However, I believe that if someone can afford to do so, they should go for doing both. They should buy some Bitcoins and hold them for the long term, and if they have more liquid assets left, they should buy and sell Bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies and sell them after a short while to gain some profit.
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September 23, 2023, 12:00:13 AM
A simple question to those who are hoping to profit on the next Bitcoin bull-run:
How do you determine when is the good time to sell?
in other words: how would you know we've reached the peak?

Do you have a set "goal" price at which you'd be selling no matter what happens? Do you intend to sell incrementally as the price goes up? Or maybe when the price gradually drops (e.g. it goes down for X days in a row), indicating we're past the peak?

I don't have any intentions of selling anytime soon but if I did it would not matter if it was at the peak of a bull run or when prices had started to decline. As long as I sell at a significantly higher price than at the time the BTC was acquired I would be satisfied. I would only sell if there was a really big purchase I wanted to make. Afterward I would begin to accumulate once again. Bitcoin is too important and valuable to me that I would feel the necessity to acquire and hodl more after having cashed out a large sum.
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September 22, 2023, 10:11:19 PM
A simple question to those who are hoping to profit on the next Bitcoin bull-run:
How do you determine when is the good time to sell?
in other words: how would you know we've reached the peak?

Do you have a set "goal" price at which you'd be selling no matter what happens? Do you intend to sell incrementally as the price goes up? Or maybe when the price gradually drops (e.g. it goes down for X days in a row), indicating we're past the peak?

None of us here can say when we should sell, because everyone has their own prediction in mind, according to their understanding of analyzing and reading the chart or graph in the trading view or exchange. I think, instead of asking that, it's better to have a set target price for when you want to sell it. It's simple: when you reach your target price, sell it.

Now, the decision is up to us. If we think the price will go up a lot in the market, we can extend the wait before selling it. Because no one really knows. That's why we have a deep understanding of performing technical and fundamental analysis in trading, because this way it can really help us a lot, and it's proven and tested by those who know crypto or Bitcoin trading.
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September 22, 2023, 06:49:56 PM
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in the next bull run, the price will surpass the past ATH

I dont assume that, I think we can retrace those prior losses just partially and then come right back to here without making a new ATH.   I reckon we can go another 2 years and its not overdue for any new high.  Partially because the last high followed a hundred year event and exceptional excess of money printing by multiple nations which helped boost weakness in currency.    So its a spring high tide mark maybe, hundred year storms can change landscapes for generations and not be repeated; perhaps its quite that unique but not everything will be as predictable as the daily tide & natural variation is a known thing.
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