This is why you can’t predict the top. If bitcoin touches $100k it won’t be the top, it will most likely go higher. Same reason why $10k wasn’t the top in 2017 and $50K wasn’t the top on 2021.
Similar. I wasn't dead-set on selling and didn't mind holding till another cycle, but virtually every expert was predicting $100k as a minimum so was aiming to sell around that and buy back later.
It could go up more than the selling price you set but eventually the market will come down making your decision to be right still. Generally, as long as you profit, there is no bad decision.
Whether or not selling at $70k was a good move is something you will know only after the bull run ends. If it goes up to $500k and never goes back down to sub $100k, then I'd consider selling at $70k as a big mistake. I don't subscribe to the opinion that any profit is a success.
RSI is an indicator definitely worth considering, but I wouldn't rely on that alone.
For anyone who held through the previous ATH, selling at $80k is a really poor return and doesn't even beat inflation. I wouldn't never sell all stash at that price, maybe max 20%.
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If we reach 151515.15 I would still have 50% of my btc Not sure if I would set a new ladder up if we get there.
Wouldn't you be tempted to sell more if it becomes evident that the $150k was the peak and we're only going down from there? Also, are you going to buy back after the bull run, or just consume the profits?