That should base on your satisfaction if Bitcoin reach $70k-$80k, if I'm satisfied by the price of bitcoin then I will sell it. And if I don't want to sell, I would be holding it until my satisfaction to sell I will sell, it's depends our goals, If
you really need the money, you might sell a few percent of your asset, but if not, you will probably wait for the target price. Well but it's depends the circumstances, however, depending on the circumstances, if the conditions for price development occur rapidly, you may continue to hold the asset you own, until your feel that an appropriate price has been reached.
To be honest, I'll be somewhat satisfied even somewhere between $50,000 and $55,000, which isn't even too close to the previous ATH of almost $70,000. The reason for this is because I'm trying to be as modest as possible, and my DCA is at $28,000, meaning that I'm going to be doubling the current amount I'm holding, which doesn't sound too bad to me if you're asking. There's certainly room for even higher prices within the next few years, but my main concern would be how to sell and cashout such an amount of Bitcoin.
We'll see, it's still way to early to make any assumptions. Hopefully, I won't need the money and they'll remain intact.
If bitcoin price was more higher than $55,000 then if at this $55,000 is not a satisfactory to those who met it at that time. But for those who were not at that time might okay with the $50,000- $55,000. For me, even the present price is okay because I could remember when I buy my first bitcoin in the early January. And compare the price of bitcoin at that time and now. I can see the very big different. But the most satisfaction price has been stated in my previous comment.