Topic: Your plan if no significant move on Bitcoin price along with the halving? (Read 1316 times)
January 12, 2020, 03:43:50 PM
I'm making a good plan for after-halving. I haven't invested in the market in a long time. I just made a money entry again. It may be more difficult to get bitcoin in 2020. Miners are one of the cornerstones of this market. And increasing difficulty can add value to bitcoin.
January 12, 2020, 10:51:05 AM
I haven't much plan but I wouldn't be selling them off in one go after I held on for them hoping for a new ath. Probably I'd just try to some trading along the small movements.
There are still several things that can happen, especially with the uncertainty now with the US-Iran conflict and the associated oil and goods hike.
Personally, if I had the idea of selling all the assets, I would have already. I am not here for 2020 halving. Longtime residents have already been in this market for a long time and will continue as long as it survives. Halving is simply a natural innovation that should be in the market and also a little more gain if it influences the price in the right direction. Just relax and trade as usual.There are still several things that can happen, especially with the uncertainty now with the US-Iran conflict and the associated oil and goods hike.
January 12, 2020, 09:35:24 AM
We all know based on the historical data, Bitcoin should increase more than $20,000 in 2021.
There is two years to go to 2021. Only way for Bitcoin not to go over $20k is a fatal flaw in protocol or if we get a huge financial crysis in worst time possible so in start or mid 2021. Making plans for 2 years ahead in Bitcoin is a bit silly to me. I mean you can plan to hold, but not to buy or sell.
January 12, 2020, 05:39:17 AM
I haven't much plan but I wouldn't be selling them off in one go after I held on for them hoping for a new ath. Probably I'd just try to some trading along the small movements.
There are still several things that can happen, especially with the uncertainty now with the US-Iran conflict and the associated oil and goods hike.
Personally, if I had the idea of selling all the assets, I would have already. I am not here for 2020 halving. Longtime residents have already been in this market for a long time and will continue as long as it survives. Halving is simply a natural innovation that should be in the market and also a little more gain if it influences the price in the right direction. Just relax and trade as usual.There are still several things that can happen, especially with the uncertainty now with the US-Iran conflict and the associated oil and goods hike.
People presume for things to happen the same way even they do tell to themselves on trading as usual but the excitement inside cant really be denied.
Pretty sure that you do feel the same thing too where no matter how old we are already into this market, seeing upcoming event that can give out positive sentiments do really excites us.
January 12, 2020, 05:36:37 AM
If there is no price movement even the halving is successful, my plan is to still trade bitcoins even there will be no price after the halving. I'm a momentum and a day trader, I find opportunities everyday and that us why I keep gaining profit but not all of times I always winning in my every trade. There is still times that I lose but my losses is only small because of my good risk and management.
halving is certainly a success, but of course the market is decisive when supply has diminished there should be significant movement. but if it's not there, maybe I'll do the usual thing, daily trading. because the most important thing is to continue to make a profit if prices do not move up. January 12, 2020, 05:02:35 AM
It is merely impossible that bitcoin's price will not be affected by the bitcoin halving. It will surely does affect the price but it might take a long time or a short and small changes, day by day. Still, the accumulation of bitcoin will be profitable if we are really dedicated to the profit it can give, so as why we are still hodling bitcoin.
So my plan if there's no significant move on the time of halving is to just hodl and stay patient. I am sure I already know how the market goes and I have the control of my profit and that's why bitcoin is different to other investment platforms.
So my plan if there's no significant move on the time of halving is to just hodl and stay patient. I am sure I already know how the market goes and I have the control of my profit and that's why bitcoin is different to other investment platforms.
January 12, 2020, 02:59:20 AM
If there is no price movement even the halving is successful, my plan is to still trade bitcoins even there will be no price after the halving. I'm a momentum and a day trader, I find opportunities everyday and that us why I keep gaining profit but not all of times I always winning in my every trade. There is still times that I lose but my losses is only small because of my good risk and management.
January 11, 2020, 05:46:58 PM
I haven't much plan but I wouldn't be selling them off in one go after I held on for them hoping for a new ath. Probably I'd just try to some trading along the small movements.
There are still several things that can happen, especially with the uncertainty now with the US-Iran conflict and the associated oil and goods hike.
Personally, if I had the idea of selling all the assets, I would have already. I am not here for 2020 halving. Longtime residents have already been in this market for a long time and will continue as long as it survives. Halving is simply a natural innovation that should be in the market and also a little more gain if it influences the price in the right direction. Just relax and trade as usual. There are still several things that can happen, especially with the uncertainty now with the US-Iran conflict and the associated oil and goods hike.
January 07, 2020, 08:44:34 AM
I haven't much plan but I wouldn't be selling them off in one go after I held on for them hoping for a new ath. Probably I'd just try to some trading along the small movements.
There are still several things that can happen, especially with the uncertainty now with the US-Iran conflict and the associated oil and goods hike.
There are still several things that can happen, especially with the uncertainty now with the US-Iran conflict and the associated oil and goods hike.
January 07, 2020, 08:11:43 AM
I think the bitcoin price will go up. Are we at the right times to get Bitcoin? I don't know, but the market is giving signals that it will go up. That's what I interpret. I got some ethereum. I hope he rises. Btcoin entered a stable period.
Yes indeed bitcoin's price will eventually rise up maybe a few months after its halving but maybe yesr after or more but we are sure that bitcoin will rise, its value will increase because there is a lot of influence not only the halving that will happen but also some big companies considering it will make it more known to people but i will still hold my bitcoin if the increase will not happen to what i've expected.Although the price starting to rise today provably those are brought by the hype and the other news but actually the same on your though I believe that we can feel the actual effect of the halving on year 2021 after the halving will take effect and possibly it could create more demand and it will contribute more to the growth.
January 07, 2020, 07:52:39 AM
I think the bitcoin price will go up. Are we at the right times to get Bitcoin? I don't know, but the market is giving signals that it will go up. That's what I interpret. I got some ethereum. I hope he rises. Btcoin entered a stable period.
Yes indeed bitcoin's price will eventually rise up maybe a few months after its halving but maybe yesr after or more but we are sure that bitcoin will rise, its value will increase because there is a lot of influence not only the halving that will happen but also some big companies considering it will make it more known to people but i will still hold my bitcoin if the increase will not happen to what i've expected. January 07, 2020, 02:40:33 AM
Based on what you have posted regarding about the halving that happened before and its effect to the price of bitcoin after a year is so reassuring to every bitcoin holders, as well as altcoins holders, because when bitcoin rises, expect that altcoins will rise too. I'm not good in analyzing charts but I trust news that is good be true, not too good. I know that bitcoin's price is volatile and that goes the same to other cryptocurrencies therefore I guess it is good to wait for the great result, you could see green candles in your portfolio right now.
January 06, 2020, 06:34:17 PM
I think the bitcoin price will go up. Are we at the right times to get Bitcoin? I don't know, but the market is giving signals that it will go up. That's what I interpret. I got some ethereum. I hope he rises. Btcoin entered a stable period.
January 06, 2020, 08:56:47 AM
I will keep holding and will accumulate more bitcoin until the next bull. Halving doesnt guarantee a price rise for btc and other alts, its just an indication that might trigger the price to increase just like what happened in the past.
So if you can still endure seeing the price not changing or turning down then keep holding because the price will rise in time. However if you are losing your trust and patience then let go and dont make it hard for yourself.
So if you can still endure seeing the price not changing or turning down then keep holding because the price will rise in time. However if you are losing your trust and patience then let go and dont make it hard for yourself.
January 06, 2020, 08:48:34 AM
I expect a big increase starting before the halving, but even if it doesn’t happen immediately, I will still hold my Bitcoin’s because I think the increase will eventually come.
January 06, 2020, 07:26:26 AM
I choose " Keep holding until the next rising." and this is also the choice of the majority, being an old member of this community, I have seen the ups and downs of the top coins in the market, improvement in the market is not immediate and quick it is slow but steady, the market and it's investors are now maturing, I don't think people will not hold now that many great things are happening, losers are those who can't keep on.
But holding is sometimes painful and that is why I do not prefer holding bitcoin. Holding is for long term investor, I'm not investor because I'm a trader and I prefer to trade my bitcoins than to hold. I do not know why there is a misconception about holding, most of the holders are only holding for a coin because they hope that the price of the bitcoin will become valuable and the problem is they do not know that timing is important and most of the holders do not consider the timing. 
January 05, 2020, 09:26:11 PM
I choose " Keep holding until the next rising." and this is also the choice of the majority, being an old member of this community, I have seen the ups and downs of the top coins in the market, improvement in the market is not immediate and quick it is slow but steady, the market and it's investors are now maturing, I don't think people will not hold now that many great things are happening, losers are those who can't keep on.
January 05, 2020, 02:51:51 PM
I think the bitcoin price will rise. Bitcoin may not make a rapid rise. However, there may be an upswing in part. This stasis provides opportunities for altcoins. Altcoin prices may rise. I have such an expectation.
January 05, 2020, 11:15:42 AM
it has become very reasonable if halving is canceled then surely I will still keep bitcoin in my wallet because I think bitcoin is a very good digital currency and can be expensive because of the influence of very limited supply.
January 05, 2020, 11:12:22 AM
From what I see looking at the previous halving, I see that it takes about one year to make a big difference in the price, maybe that was just a coincidence, maybe that had nothing to do with halving but right now I can say that one year is a good long enough time to wait after the halving for a big increase.
I assume the logic is that miners are making 1800 bitcoins right now per day, if they spend 1200 to 1500 bitcoins as cost, and keep the rest of it in bitcoins, that would mean they would have enough to recover for a full year to actually not go bankrupt for it, after that price HAS TO go up or they would be not making any profits and losing too much money. So miners basically postpone the halving to a date where they don't have any extra bitcoins left. This is just an assumption tho.
I assume the logic is that miners are making 1800 bitcoins right now per day, if they spend 1200 to 1500 bitcoins as cost, and keep the rest of it in bitcoins, that would mean they would have enough to recover for a full year to actually not go bankrupt for it, after that price HAS TO go up or they would be not making any profits and losing too much money. So miners basically postpone the halving to a date where they don't have any extra bitcoins left. This is just an assumption tho.
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