Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
exit price on this bullrun? oh of course I have a target, yup the target is bitcoin at $ 100000, Ethereum is at $ 10000 and Binance is at $ 2000, it doesn't matter if it's not achieved, because these three coins have reached the new ath in 2021, but I still believe bullrun hasn't end, adoption will continue, keep hold if you want a big money come to you haha. 
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Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
For me, there's no definite exit price, we are in the bull run and the market is getting better, there's still a lot of great developments ahead, you can sell a small portion and recover it when there is a correction, but it's such a bad idea to sell everything for a profit because we never know what's going to happen and you will have something to regret later.
Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
I would be having a goal of $70k then I'll sell my 30% holdings and take my profit. I won't sell all of it and do an exit, because there might be another chance that the price would rapidly increase in the next few years. That's a good assurance instead of dumping everything or being greedy.
Exit could be classified into two neither that full-scale exit or go all in or having that partial one when you do deal or make trades for shorter duration and since ive been doing
the two stuffs then i do exit out trades when i do hit a specific level with my day trade which particularly talks on near price on what we are seeing now since i do scalp
then actively making these support and resistances line in shorter scale but i do have my bitcoin for long term which are intended to be sell out in one go.
I cant just really afford to sit down and wait up for shooting up on 100k and if you can make trades in active manner without compromising much
about your capital then go ahead and trade.
the two stuffs then i do exit out trades when i do hit a specific level with my day trade which particularly talks on near price on what we are seeing now since i do scalp
then actively making these support and resistances line in shorter scale but i do have my bitcoin for long term which are intended to be sell out in one go.
I cant just really afford to sit down and wait up for shooting up on 100k and if you can make trades in active manner without compromising much
about your capital then go ahead and trade.
exit strategy is for newbies who don't know what bitcoin is and panic sell when they see price fall. everyone else who understands the technology will keep accumulating bitcoin.
Who has an exit price? Just stay in crypto and use it to pay for things that way. It will reach fiat equilibrium faster if everyone does that - as a side benefit, you'll probably make more money since no one has a crystal ball. And fiat equilibrium will probably be an order of magnitude or two from here.
Most of the people who had "exit points" at $1, $10, $30, $100, $1000, $2000, $5000, $10000, and $20000 etc are wishing they hadn't exited in order to buy back lower because no one knows when the bottom is.
Most of the people who had "exit points" at $1, $10, $30, $100, $1000, $2000, $5000, $10000, and $20000 etc are wishing they hadn't exited in order to buy back lower because no one knows when the bottom is.
The problem is that many newbies think Bitcoin is like the stock market and that "exit points" are somehow important. They try to use pseudoscience nonsense like "technical" analysis and Elliott waves in an attempt to time Bitcoin's price, instead of following the advice of more experienced Bitcoiners and simply hodling.
Sigh.
I have an exit point for a small portion of my stash but thats just so I can buy back more in the bear market. Exit is above $100k and when things go parabolic 
I'm sure everyone has a different exit price, at first I targeted my exit price at $ 100k. But after seeing Bitcoin's performance improve, I changed
my exit price to $ 250k and I am optimistic that it will be achieved in 2022. So for now I am more focused on holding, and buy Bitcoin at any price
every month with the extra money I have. So that the amount of Bitcoin that I have continues to increase, so when my exit price is reached,
I can get a very large profit.
my exit price to $ 250k and I am optimistic that it will be achieved in 2022. So for now I am more focused on holding, and buy Bitcoin at any price
every month with the extra money I have. So that the amount of Bitcoin that I have continues to increase, so when my exit price is reached,
I can get a very large profit.
$200,000.00
Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
Why we have to think about the exit? The market won't be becoming dead that we need to do that. If it dumps again by now but surely it recovers back again and it never bothered us who trusted the market, and that is why these people never do the exit nor they are thinking about that but instead, they hold and even to buy more for the future. But in regards to $150k, $200k, and so on...that is far from reality. Not this time and I don't think then.
Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
Well, if I have invested a huge number of bitcoin I prefer to hold in a long term and don't think about the small amount of return, if possible, just continue forgetting your wallet for how many years and come back where there is an update of having bull market.IF there is a profit that could ready to take, anytime I will withdraw if I want. Each holder has a target of gaining profit but I suggest not to become greedy at all.
Based on the money,you had invested in it.Some people inverse their money,which may need in future.Some may inverse their money ,which is considered as a long term savings.The second person had a knowledge over trading.You should hold your bitcoin atleast of the period of 6 moths.Thi only help you to earn more money.
Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
I think no real bitcoiner will ever want to sell their bitcoin now, every one of them are just hodling with no plans to sell their bitcoin as long as the price is below $100k, i have seen alot of people who predict the price of bitcoin in the future, about how one bitcoin will be worth $1m and so on, but no matter how long they hodl there might be a price bitcoin will reach and they will be tempted to dump and exist the market, at $100k we might see bitcoiners will existing the market. 
Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
Who has an exit price? Just stay in crypto and use it to pay for things that way. It will reach fiat equilibrium faster if everyone does that - as a side benefit, you'll probably make more money since no one has a crystal ball. And fiat equilibrium will probably be an order of magnitude or two from here.
Most of the people who had "exit points" at $1, $10, $30, $100, $1000, $2000, $5000, $10000, and $20000 etc are wishing they hadn't exited in order to buy back lower because no one knows when the bottom is.
I don't have much on my belt right now so exit prices is literally out of the question. If I have more, perhaps I might sell @ $80k-$100k and re-buy if price retraces from there. This is for the short-term, considering that we're not out of the bull run yet though pushing for more than $100k is still kinda hazy. I do believe in bitcoin reaching more than $100k, but it's logical to cash out some and re-buy for more BTC in the future.
I like it your way, every increase there will be a decrease. Selling a few small parts to buy again will reduce the risk. Predictions of the increasing price of bitcoin are natural, many important people of the world have believed in digital currency. But I am sure that in a few months the market will experience saturation and fall, after that the Bitcoin price will go back up looking for a new ATH but who knows when it happens. This is the same as the law of demand, bitcoin with a predetermined / fixed supply and the more trusted it is, the demand will increase and the effect will be higher prices. Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
I mean it surely a great thing if you're just gonna hold your bitcoin for now since giant companies are now interested in buying bitcoin meaning bitcoin has a high potential right now to right 100k$ or even surpass it in the coming months a lot of prediction after the correction that it will reach around 80k$ after the last dump and that's what we are expecting, buying bitcoin was more like for long term.
If your already planning to make your exit somewhere around September or October is where it's predicted to right the peak of the market of bitcoin and yes somewhere around 80k$. And I think that already a great exit price since it's always risky investing in cryptocurrency.
Seeing quite a few predictions here based on log charts that BTC is going to 150k, 200k, 400k, etc. by EOY then crashing 50-90% in '22. If you think the markets are going to follow this pattern a la 2017, then what are your exit points and reentry points? These could always change but I'm interested in what your medium/long-term strategy is to capture most of the anticipated highs of the bull run.
Never try to have some perfect execution of making out exits or re-entries since not all technicals would really be giving out precise points but somehow this is much better rather than on making steps without any basis that you do take.Dont rush nor to believe those 150k 200k prices yet those are way too far to consider.This bull run wont
really be running or going like forever, there would be always a huge selling off with those people or companies that had poured up their money in into this market.
Whats my exit price? im an active trader and once i do see some change on making out profits or gains then i do usually sell actively.
If I can sustain my lifestyle and my daily expenses without ever using my bitcoin holdings I will try to accumulate more and not exit unless strictyl necessary.
Maybe I could offload some hundred thousand bits when we reach $100K to be able to say to my kids that I was here since the beginning.
Maybe I could offload some hundred thousand bits when we reach $100K to be able to say to my kids that I was here since the beginning.
exit strategy is for newbies who don't know what bitcoin is and panic sell when they see price fall. everyone else who understands the technology will keep accumulating bitcoin.
as for selling some small amount of bitcoin i may do it when price reaches $400k this year just to celebrate yet another milestone just like when i solda small amount back in 2017 when it reached $10k for celebration.
as for selling some small amount of bitcoin i may do it when price reaches $400k this year just to celebrate yet another milestone just like when i solda small amount back in 2017 when it reached $10k for celebration.
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