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October 20, 2023, 06:28:20 PM
Market conditions will tell when to sell/sell or when to hold Bitcoin. But one important thing is that you don't sell all your bitcoins at once but in parts. If you sell all your bitcoins at once, you will have nothing to do in the future when the market bullruns in bitcoins. Based on the DCA of your investment you should choose whether to sell or hold your bitcoins. But one plan to keep in mind is never to sell your entire balance.
I agree with you. That it would be better not to immediately sell everything at once. Because even when a bullish market comes we never know where the price will rise. Just like we are doing DCA in accumulating bitcoin gradually. So selling it can be done in the same way, namely selling in stages. But as long as it makes us profit then it is still a good decision. The thing that must be avoided is that after selling everything then we see the market going up further and we instead enter again because we are afraid of being left behind. So, this is something that should be avoided. Because if we want to buy back then it is better for us to be patient and wait for the market to become bearish again.
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October 20, 2023, 06:22:52 PM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

To sell or not to sell the bitcoin you have, you shouldn't ask everyone, that is your own decision, the point is you have to understand what your real goal is for selling, do you really intend to do that? if you really don't need money then you can refrain from selling the bitcoin you have even though the market is bullish, now have you got the answer to your question? hopefully it can help you a little.
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October 20, 2023, 06:18:02 PM
If you think it's not a good idea to sell your entire holdings, just sell 50% of it and keep the another part for the future. However, I must say it's almost sure it's a good idea to sell all your Bitcoins on a new ATH moment, because if we analyze the history of charts, the price has always retreated a lot always a new ATH has been hit, what means you could acquire the same amount of BTCs you had before the sale, and still keep some profit in fiat.

Personally, I regret a lot for not having sold my BTCs in previous ATHs and I don't expect to commit the same mistake again in a future scenario.
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October 20, 2023, 05:59:14 PM
In fact, you could sell all or almost all your coins, but only to buy back later, during the bear market. So far, Bitcoin cycles have been quite predictable, so it shouldn't be too complicated to choose the right timing for this. If it's so easy, why not everybody is doing this? The biggest issue is that most people who wanted to sell have sold already, or bought back much less than they converted to fiat and so they don't have coins to earn enough to become filthy rich.  
Indeed, some people have their own take profit targets, as well as their own financial management. In this case, financial management is very necessary. There are several patterns for long term holders when facing the next bullish era.

Some of them are those who only take part of their profits, so they can use the other part for longer term investments. And use the other part to take profits, which can then be used to ash out certain needs and also some for buybacks.

The next is a condition where someone sells all their Bitcoin assets during the bullish era and then divides a certain percentage to cash out for certain needs and certain plans. And the other part is used to buy Bitcoin again during the bearish period.

In this case, because I only have a few Bitcoins, I will choose the second method. Or even sometimes there are several other methods if we experience urgency.
Profit making or securing out profits will really be that ending up with preference if bull run time comes then it would really be that ideal that you to sell rather than on making yourself wait again for another cycle for you to do so. This is why it would really be just depending whether you are going for long term or short term as long it could make you profits then this what matter the most.
Securing profits should really be your priority because if you do miss out on doing such act on selling then it would really be needing a long time again for you to have that kind of opportunity.
Market is unpredictable and its really that always hard to make assumptions on what are the peak prices and what are the bottom prices and this what makes it hard to make out decisions
whether you should hold or sell on a certain price point.

Sell all or not? It would really be depending on you on which you would really be that selling 50% of your bag and 50% for moon hold.Its not bad.
It would really be basing up into your own preference because each one of us does have that different targets or goals when it comes to our
investment.
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October 20, 2023, 05:49:12 PM
It depends on the well and choice of the holder what he can do to his Bitcoin but asked for suggestions I am going to give my two opinions and both are the best just pick one and use it. The first one is as you mentioned in your post to not sell your all bitcoin in one bull run there must be another one that comes after this and when you keep your bitcoin then you do not need to buy bitcoin for the next bull run and its price will increase definitely from the last one. The second one is to sell your bitcoin in a bull run and the reason behind it is when you sell your bitcoin in ATH it will give you a high profit and you can easily do something on that profit we know the price of bitcoin is volatile it goes up and down and let say if you need money and market is down then you will definitely selling it on loss. But when you sell it in ATH and grab the money for the next bull, you will buy it in the bearish market and sell it on the bullish market it will give you more profit than keeping it safe for the next bull run.
We're quite a long way before we can start discussing whether we'll sell all our coins or not. I believe that the majority of long-term holders aren't planning to sell before seeing a new ATH, which is reasonable. If Bitcoin is capable of surpassing $70,000, then it's capable of climbing even further; the most recent ATH isn't the limit. Moreover, at this point, it's unlikely you'll sell because the momentum during the bull market is susceptible to raising the price even further.

Personally, I don't know how I'd react. Supposing Bitcoin reaches a new ATH, that would mean an average of 3x yield, which is pretty extravagant if you carefully consider it. Some prefer to sell 50-50, splitting the sale into two or more different times; it only depends on personal preference. If I were to sell in two years, during the bull market, I'd prefer to keep some Bitcoin in hand rather than sell everything at once.
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October 20, 2023, 04:54:26 PM
In fact, you could sell all or almost all your coins, but only to buy back later, during the bear market. So far, Bitcoin cycles have been quite predictable, so it shouldn't be too complicated to choose the right timing for this. If it's so easy, why not everybody is doing this? The biggest issue is that most people who wanted to sell have sold already, or bought back much less than they converted to fiat and so they don't have coins to earn enough to become filthy rich. 
Indeed, some people have their own take profit targets, as well as their own financial management. In this case, financial management is very necessary. There are several patterns for long term holders when facing the next bullish era.

Some of them are those who only take part of their profits, so they can use the other part for longer term investments. And use the other part to take profits, which can then be used to ash out certain needs and also some for buybacks.

The next is a condition where someone sells all their Bitcoin assets during the bullish era and then divides a certain percentage to cash out for certain needs and certain plans. And the other part is used to buy Bitcoin again during the bearish period.

In this case, because I only have a few Bitcoins, I will choose the second method. Or even sometimes there are several other methods if we experience urgency.
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October 20, 2023, 03:02:47 PM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

When we are talking about bull markets and trading there is a world of difference between expert, veteran traders with years of experience in their belts and everyone else. For 99% of people, trading will not bring you any significant profits and hodling is the most profitable option. This has been again and again proven by people on this Bitcoin forum. Even mathematically. So unless you can predict the future market with a large certainty, it would be much better to simply hodl.

Furthermore, hodl implies that you hold your coins long term. There is no selling. If you sell, all you are doing is trading, not hodling.
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October 20, 2023, 02:41:24 PM
It depends on your preference because others sell all of it because anytime they can buy back when its already bear market as it is not always a bull market, but others also sell off Bitcoin only what they need. But for myself I do prefer not selling all and keep holding some of it until I can because I could possibly gain more profit from it incase and I do still buy on bear market to accumulate. Your mindset should always be getting back your capital first and after that is the time you decide if you sell it off or not.
Getting back your invested capital with a little bit of profit isn't a bad strategy at all during the peak of the market, because no one can actually be sure if the market will move further or not after reaching a certain point, so one should simply sell enough of their holdings that will be a little bit higher than what they spent on buying those assets and they should keep holding the remaining stack so that if the market moves up further, they can get more profit with it.

I personally like this strategy because it basically makes you safe from everything, even if the market dips after you sold, you won't be worried because no matter how low the market goes, you have taken your initial investment out with some profit and you can invest that back again just to increase your holdings in case the market goes into bull mode again.
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October 20, 2023, 01:21:02 PM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

How much do you have now? We have seen a lot of users who have not even bought bitcoins yet and they wanted to take an entry at this stage which is not a wise solution as at this stage we can't say clearly what will happen next. So, that also depends upon your portfolio how much percentage of your portfolio has bitcoin?

If you have 100% of the bitcoin in the portfolio then I think it better to sell 50% at this stage, that will decrease your risk and I think you should also buy it at a lower price than now. So, you will be in profit with that 50% you are selling it now. And if you have 50% bitcoin already then I think it would be better to hold on all these.

Crypto is too volatile as we expect Bitcoin to move forward and give us a good profit in the coming year as there will be Bitcoin Halving. Thinking of buying more if it goes to the dip.
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October 20, 2023, 11:54:43 AM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?
It depends on the well and choice of the holder what he can do to his Bitcoin but asked for suggestions I am going to give my two opinions and both are the best just pick one and use it. The first one is as you mentioned in your post to not sell your all bitcoin in one bull run there must be another one that comes after this and when you keep your bitcoin then you do not need to buy bitcoin for the next bull run and its price will increase definitely from the last one. The second one is to sell your bitcoin in a bull run and the reason behind it is when you sell your bitcoin in ATH it will give you a high profit and you can easily do something on that profit we know the price of bitcoin is volatile it goes up and down and let say if you need money and market is down then you will definitely selling it on loss. But when you sell it in ATH and grab the money for the next bull, you will buy it in the bearish market and sell it on the bullish market it will give you more profit than keeping it safe for the next bull run.
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October 20, 2023, 09:31:23 AM
The idea of selling 50% and keeping 50% is also a good idea because we will not be able to predict what will be the highest increase of bitcoin during the bull season. But if you have set your sell target and the bitcoins have reached the sell target then you can also sell all your bitcoins. Sometimes we should not be too greedy because our greed can easily pay the price. Many investors in 2021 made the same mistake when bitcoin hit $69k but they wanted more and in the end they paid the price for their greed.
Yeah you have a point but perhaps it may not even be greedy for them not to have sold there Bitcoin when the price was $69k because irrespective of the profit they may have gotten then but perhaps there intentions may have been just hold for a very long and never to be influenced by the price movement because unlike most people that invest and keep watching the Bitcoin price to sell if it comes up, however there also who has a lot of money and decided to invest most of it on Bitcoin for twenty years so somebody like that should not be expected to have sold when the price was up.

So however in another perspective just like you said if they most sold is adviceable to sell 50% or less of your accumulated Bitcoin so that whatever happens you may not completely lose out, the other 50% will be your back up plans so that which ever way the market turns you will not be affected that much.
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October 20, 2023, 07:28:57 AM
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?
If you want to sell the Bitcoin you have when the market is in a bull trend, you have to accumulate the profits you get. especially if you invest not at one purchase price.
because some investors have become more experienced when they see the market situation which will definitely go down again after the bull trend. maybe more will sell when the target price is reached. and then prepare initial capital again when the market is in a bear trend.
either selling them all or leaving some, it's just a way to anticipate if the price will increase again after we sell most of the Bitcoins we have. so we will have a chance to get a good price.
This requires good planning to make decisions. and most importantly, never regret the decisions you take yourself.
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October 20, 2023, 07:24:46 AM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

In fact, you could sell all or almost all your coins, but only to buy back later, during the bear market. So far, Bitcoin cycles have been quite predictable, so it shouldn't be too complicated to choose the right timing for this. If it's so easy, why not everybody is doing this? The biggest issue is that most people who wanted to sell have sold already, or bought back much less than they converted to fiat and so they don't have coins to earn enough to become filthy rich.  
Crypto market is very unpredictable, People can't say when the bull run will start. My advise is you don't have to sell all your holdings, just set a proportion like 50-50 if you're unsure on what will going to happen right after you've sold your bitcoins. If you think short term investment, then sell it all and buy back later when bear market hit and for those Investors with long term plan, They're going to sell 50% and keep the remaining half because they are aware that the value of bitcoin will rise even more as it is continuously growing.

The idea of selling 50% and keeping 50% is also a good idea because we will not be able to predict what will be the highest increase of bitcoin during the bull season. But if you have set your sell target and the bitcoins have reached the sell target then you can also sell all your bitcoins. Sometimes we should not be too greedy because our greed can easily pay the price. Many investors in 2021 made the same mistake when bitcoin hit $69k but they wanted more and in the end they paid the price for their greed.
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October 20, 2023, 07:06:09 AM
Market conditions will tell when to sell/sell or when to hold Bitcoin. But one important thing is that you don't sell all your bitcoins at once but in parts. If you sell all your bitcoins at once, you will have nothing to do in the future when the market bullruns in bitcoins. Based on the DCA of your investment you should choose whether to sell or hold your bitcoins. But one plan to keep in mind is never to sell your entire balance.
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October 20, 2023, 06:56:33 AM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?


It solely depends on what your reason for investing in bitcoin is. Let's say you buy to sell it off at bull season, you can sell off and make some gains which is actually your target reason for buying it but if you are buying for store of value then you have no business selling it at all. Whether bull or bear, until your said time of giving away the value. That's just my take on it though.
Whatever the reason that we have whether we are selling or not during the bull season was not a problem. The most important is that we are selling for a profit, not losses. I admit that I was planning to sell my Bitcoin when the price went high again and I can't even wait for the ATH. Perhaps, it is an individual decision, we can do whatever we want. Holding for many years seems not even a good idea for me and why? That is because I think that I already miss the opportunity.
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October 20, 2023, 04:57:44 AM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?


It solely depends on what your reason for investing in bitcoin is. Let's say you buy to sell it off at bull season, you can sell off and make some gains which is actually your target reason for buying it but if you are buying for store of value then you have no business selling it at all. Whether bull or bear, until your said time of giving away the value. That's just my take on it though.
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October 20, 2023, 04:34:25 AM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

In fact, you could sell all or almost all your coins, but only to buy back later, during the bear market. So far, Bitcoin cycles have been quite predictable, so it shouldn't be too complicated to choose the right timing for this. If it's so easy, why not everybody is doing this? The biggest issue is that most people who wanted to sell have sold already, or bought back much less than they converted to fiat and so they don't have coins to earn enough to become filthy rich.  
Crypto market is very unpredictable, People can't say when the bull run will start. My advise is you don't have to sell all your holdings, just set a proportion like 50-50 if you're unsure on what will going to happen right after you've sold your bitcoins. If you think short term investment, then sell it all and buy back later when bear market hit and for those Investors with long term plan, They're going to sell 50% and keep the remaining half because they are aware that the value of bitcoin will rise even more as it is continuously growing.
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October 19, 2023, 05:18:38 PM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?
You can't say for sure when the Bitcoin bull market will start but if you are a trader and a short term investor then you can sell your Bitcoin and wait for the dumping market again. However, if the predictions that many people make on the price of Bitcoin do not materialize now, then the market will definitely increase after the fourth halving in the future, if you want to invest and hold it, then hold it for the next halving period. Most likely you will get a lot of profit during that time but you must invest for the long term to hold on for that long.
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October 19, 2023, 05:02:42 PM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?

In fact, you could sell all or almost all your coins, but only to buy back later, during the bear market. So far, Bitcoin cycles have been quite predictable, so it shouldn't be too complicated to choose the right timing for this. If it's so easy, why not everybody is doing this? The biggest issue is that most people who wanted to sell have sold already, or bought back much less than they converted to fiat and so they don't have coins to earn enough to become filthy rich. 
hero member
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October 19, 2023, 04:48:20 PM
Have seen a lot of threads talking about the bull market, and everyone making comments.
I don't think selling all bitcoin in the bull market is a good idea. Why? Knowing the fact that the next bull price will still come as bitcoin continues to grow, so I don't think selling all my bitcoin in the bull market is the best.
Everyone is holdle bitcoin in the bear market and planning to sell in the bull market, now, when finally, the bull market  comes should I sell all my bitcoins and prepare to accumulate from afresh in the next bear market again? or should I keep some percentage to continue the accumulation?
You don't need to sell everything especially that bitcoin's value will continue to appreciate in the following years. Of course, you should take part in selling your coins when bullish market comes, but only sell a portion of your bitcoin portfolio so can still make more profits when the next bull run comes. That is if you really want to balance your bitcoin portfolio and benefit on it later on.

However, there's always an exception. If you think that this could be the best way to achieve maximum profits because you are up to something big project,  then go for it. Never hesitate to sell all your bitcoin because you are the only one responsible of your own investment, and you are the only one to benefit on it. But never forget to buy back again when the bearish market starts. You can start all over again and be successful later on, as long as you hold your bitcoin for long term without setting definite time when to sell. And as long as patience and market understanding is there, then that will create higher probability to be successful on your investment.
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