Topic: How to play the 100K bitcoin price, when it seems most people want 100K to sell? (Read 491 times)

you must have your target, right? why should you care about others who will sell at $100k or even before reaching it?
just do everything as you plan, no need to follow what happens or what many people say. you may be used to following FOMO, but in investment, it will definitely not be good for you.
hold on until your target is achieved, then you will get satisfaction.

Like I usually say, buying and selling bitcoin depends upon the person in question. If you have a long term goal,  you can sell after two or 3 circle and above . But if you have a short term goal then you can sell too quickly. Judging from your explanation I think you have not held upto even 4 years and you beginning to think to sell at $100k. Since you have just been 2 years in your investment I would have said you should HODl more longer maybe to 2028 after next halving before you can sell. By then the benchmark of $100k will have passed to a new ATH maybe $100k+ plus. But if you decide to sell now or @$100k then it's up to you since you have the right to your personal decision including selling at your will.

I am not certain with this thought of everyone wanting to sell at $100K but I think $100K has been an excited value which holders has much been anticipating if the market could be possible to reach in a close time.

It is just a speculation which individuals could even have a thought to change their plans in the future probably to extend their holding during when they finally lands at the anticipating value such as the $100K? You can ask but why? Simply because a lot may be holding for retirement purposes while some have foreseen than the potential volatility marker price is capable of producing more increase in a short or long time, so they would either extend compromise to sell and just keep holding.

This practice is usually when we have alternatives source of earning that is capable to Carter our immediate needs.
So whoever that wants to sell might not really be able to hold on il then when choked with what to do with funds that the only option is to sell their Bitcoin.
Moreover, $100K is not so an exciting figure at now because it is certain that while we hope to vent into the bull-run by 2025, a value rate of $150K-$180K ATH is a craving for holders before they could sell.
Funny enough, a lot would sell before then , some will sell at then and some would extend their holding duration.

Maybe you can have a look and think about this thread (
Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell? then you will understand that there is no definite amount of value investors would all kick out from the market at the selling of their holding in same time

Bitcoin limit surpass $100k, the market will definitely go beyond but, it works with time. If you’ve gotten your desired profit selling at $100k is not a bad option looking at the price of bitcoin during 2022 I’m sure you’ve gotten more opportunity compared to late buyers. Why focus on general opinion just want to know either selling after or before still depend on you although no one knows what’s next even after watching the price almost hit $100k, definitely waiting is actually a good idea who knows if the price will hit high as most speculation is far above $100k.

Just think realistically, and selling at $97k doesn't have a huge profit gap.
But some people will sometimes just wait for $100k to be reached to sell it, they like even numbers and a $100k target so the point where the next bullish will arrive.

some people or traders don't just want to go back to Fiat, but they or traders are just taking advantage of Bitcoin's price fluctuations this time around to double their Bitcoin holdings. Scalping methods are used to multiply their bitcoins, as the price of bitcoins goes up and down quite quickly

If you need money at this moment, then $97k is a pretty good price to sell, don't buy the unit bias. You're only 3% below $100k.

If you don't need money, then exchanging the scarcest asset in the planet for pieces of paper they print out of nothing, isn't really making much sense. Bitcoin will most likely appreciate again. It all has to do, of course, with how much you're thinking to sell. (The less portion of your holdings it is, the better.) But again, if you don't need anything, you don't have to return to fiat currency...

Not everyone
Not planning on selling at $100K.
I'm just interested because I want to see Bitcoin crossing 6 digit mark.
I see no reason to sell when the Bull run is just getting started.
But everything boils down to your goal and plan
People selling at $100K?
What's the difference between that and $99K?
I think most that want to sell have done so already
Most are holding above $100K.

Wow, you have made a perfect prediction. The end is so sure that the price of Bitcoin will reach 100k. We cannot give a surety yet, but it has made it sure. ‌ The price of Bitcoin can reach 100k very soon, but we cannot say for sure about it because the market may move in the opposite direction. However, we are hopeful that the price of Bitcoin will hit the milestone very soon.

Most of those who wanted to sell after the price of Bitcoin reached 100k have sold at 99k, and many are waiting for 100k to go. But I will not miss the opportunity. If my prediction is at 100k, then I will sell at 99k and not hold it.

You're right, some investors have made $100k their exit point for a while before they reinvest. Not all of them will sell at $100k, but we can find one fact that $100k is the target that drives some investors out of the market. If $100k is broken this year, then there is high hope for higher prices in 2025. This is obviously not certain, but based on my personal belief then the bullish peak will be in 2025.

Can you enlighten what's the point to sell before it hit $100K? it sounds stupid for me because you're sure Bitcoin will hit $100K, but you want to sell it below $100K without any reason.

Not everyone wants to sell at $100K, but most people will sell at $100K. There are 800 Bitcoins that people want to sell in Binance, we still didn't count Coinbase, Bybit, Kucoin etc. So, people are not only just celebrating when Bitcoin price hit six figure, but that's also an exit point for some people. 


https://www.binance.com/en/trade/BTC_USDT?type=spot

Yes, it did go as low as $92k as far as i remember on which its not something that shocking yet -10% kind of down or correction isnt
something that new anymore here on crypto space. The price did make out some recovery as of this moment on which the price is really that moving sideways now.
The hard thing about into this kind of situation or condition is that on the moment that making some consolidation period on which you dont even know on when it would really
be trying to move. $100k is indeed the new resistance as of this moment and its really that tons of people or traders will really be selling out on the time it will hit up.

There would be some sort of breakout? This is something that cant be known because there would be factors that will really be needing for us to have that new all time high.
Now that we have reached $100k then people are eyeing on hitting $120k-$180k on which this is really that achievable. The question is on when it would happen?
Yes, its always been unpredictable in the first place and thats why it is really that too hard to predict and thats why positioning yourself at the bottom is really that
something that will really be that skeptical on making up such decisions.

people always set their target on when to sell for their BTC holding only to realize that it can go even higher back then people are having their own target of selling their BTC at $10k, guess what happened.
same thing today, if you got a good speculation and target on what BTC price gonna be which in this case might go beyond $100k, I think holding is a good way to not get sidelined, otherwise if you're so worried, why don't you take partial profit that's more than your entry capital and let the profit running?

I think it's the best way to go if you're concerned about the current big supply wall around $100k and I know too well that there are big sellers at $100k, but the same thing also happened when we're at $74k. I think it's only matter of time until those sellers at $100k eventually ran out of their bitcoin.

Whether or not a bunch of people are trying to offload at 100K, that dosnt mean everyone will.  For the price to keep on climbing past a hundred grand thou, you still gotta have more folks wanting to buy than looking to sell.  If enough people are still eager to get their hands on it, there is no reason the price cant shoot way higher than 100K.   

I mean sure, if mass quantities try unloading at that price then yeah, things might stagnate for a spell.  But bet your bottom dollar demand wont just up and vanish into thin air overnight.  And as long as strong interest sticks around, then sky is the limit in terms of how excessive this valuation party might get.

if you have be holding bitcoin you purchase since 2022 till date that means you have hold and you will make a reasonable profit by now, the only process or situation that can make you not have make a reasonable profit is when you invest in small amount of bitcoin, but a process whereby you invested good amount of bitcoin, this recent increment in bitcoin can make you or turn you to become millions in bitcoin, because I know that what will make a hold not make a profit is when the holder fails to hold a reasonable amount of bitcoin, I know that bitcoin that you have target on bitcoin ensure that when your target has come to pass you can change a narrative...at this point I will like you to continue holding the same amount or values bitcoin you purchase and sell out the profits of the increment, meaning the figures you derived from holding and still hold same figures you started with because of future purposes because bitcoin can also hits hundred thousand in future.

People talking about bitcoin hitting $100k doesn’t mean they are going to sell when bitcoin hits the price, don’t be deceived by what people say about bitcoin hitting $100k, most people won’t be selling their bitcoin even if bitcoin hits the price. You should know that $100k isn’t the limit, and when the bull run starts fully, we should expect more from bitcoin. I am also anticipating Bitcoin price hitting $100k, but that doesn’t mean I will be selling my Bitcoin even after hitting $100k.
 
Since it’s your bitcoin, and the money belongs to you, then it’s just better you make decisions yourself and conclude when you will be selling, no one is supposed to tell you what you are supposed to do, it’s your money, so you make decisions yourself. Since you already concluded that you are going to sell some of your bitcoin after hitting $100k, then I don’t have any problem with that, it’s your choice, so you can do it.

So you purchased at 16k

Let's pretend you got 4 coins paid 64k

Sell 1.5 coins at 96 k you have 144k and 2.5 coins.

Pretty easy to do that.

Even set  2 coin buy at 40k after you sell. Or not bother .

Yes, I sold because I bought Bitcoins when the price was 24K USD, it was 3-4 years ago. I sold at 98K but price is getting back. I don't know if I did the best thing or not but I'm proud of the profit that I made during these years. At the moment, I think that I'll wait a little, political situation is tense, we don't know what happens and I don't want to risk my profits. I'll wait a little and see what's happening around the world and if I notice that price is still rising and there is nothing that can stop it, then I might buy again even if I have to pay more than 100K but if the opposite happens and price falls, I wait a long until I'm very sure that we reached the minimum.

Btw I think that selling a small amount is a nice idea.

Those investors who has been constantly accumulating Bitcoin for a very long time may decide to sell little part of their Bitcoin hodling. But for those who just started Bitcoin investment newly or some few years back shouldn't think of selling their Bitcoin now when Bitcoin finally hit $100k I remember when Bitcoin price was around $48k now the price has almost hit $100k so there is every tendency that Bitcoin price will hit $100k and above in time coming. So investor who started buying Bitcoin around 3 years ago shouldn't sell but keep accumulating more Bitcoin using the DCA strategy where you can accumulate Bitcoin regularly irrespective of the price and continue hodling for the future.

Those of us who have been following the markets in general and the bitcoin market in particular for some time knew that the $100K area was going to see huge resistance. So I decided to do the opposite of most people, wait until the price was clearly beaten, above $110K, to make a partial sell. If you want to make real money you have to act different from the hordes. And don't sell too much at those levels either, eh? We are facing an extremely bullish 2025, if you sell too much at $100K or $110K you will regret it later.

Holding is the best option for me if I must say, even though $100k milestone might be a benchmark most persons kept for selling but at some point we don't have to follow crowd decisions, there could be different reasons why anyone would want to sell part  of their holding along the line but considering how Bitcoin has performed so far from it's invention holding for as long as necessary is the best, perhaps who wouldn't want to build a generational wealth, even though there is nothing wrong selling some part of our holding at some point but the truth is that we shouldn't be selling at the time we are meant to be increasing our holding. (Accumulation stage)