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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Mr. Allcrypto on April 03, 2025, 04:31:10 PM
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher? In my opinion, no one will miss the profit that is already in front of their eyes by not selling but keeping quiet, because that action is detrimental to oneself, because the opportunity to achieve it may take a long time, and it could be that in the end there is a loss that is obtained.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight. Now, the problem with this premise is that it is so 100% impossible unless we can command people (the BTC holders, traders) to do what we want them not to do which is selling and trading Bitcoin. Another problem is that since there will no more be sellers...so maybe there will also be no buyers even if they have the money to do so. Maybe this is possible in Mars where there can only be a few people around and aliens do not really care on Bitcoin. Anyway, thanks for activating my imagination as it is now getting so rusty.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher? In my opinion, no one will miss the profit that is already in front of their eyes by not selling but keeping quiet, because that action is detrimental to oneself, because the opportunity to achieve it may take a long time, and it could be that in the end there is a loss that is obtained.
I think that's just an assumption with the word "if" in mind. Of course in reality that's a very difficult thing to happen and even impossible to happen. The only way someone can never sell bitcoin is if they die and they don't leave it to someone, or they lose their seed.
However if someone is very rich, they are just throwing money away by sending bitcoin to a "dead" wallet.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
It is not possible that no one will want to sell their bitcoin. It is normal in the market for buyers and sellers to always be active. An asset with more marketcap will have more buyers and sellers. But if no one is is selling, that means no one wants to buy. This has happened too many shit coins and dead coins.
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I don't think Bitcoin will reach at this price if no one selling it. The supply of Bitcoin is limited, so if no one sells we can't buy more if all the supply were bought [from seller(s)]. The price moves because of supply and demand. If the demand is higher than the supply, we expect for a higher price, while if the demand is lower than supply, the price is low. It's impossible to determine the price if no one sells, when there's a buyers there's always a sellers.
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now the price of bitcoin is starting to stabilize at a price range of $ 80k-90k, here many investors and traders use it so that both have different views and goals. some want to make a profit every day, some hold until the price is really right to sell according to them, but most people buy and hold bitcoin because they believe the price of bitcoin in the coming year will increase and bitcoin is also a coin that is the benchmark for all coins.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher? In my opinion, no one will miss the profit that is already in front of their eyes by not selling but keeping quiet, because that action is detrimental to oneself, because the opportunity to achieve it may take a long time, and it could be that in the end there is a loss that is obtained.
- I agree with what you said mate, nothing can really beat the long-term holding method because we will surely get a profit in the end and our wait no matter how long it is is surely worth it and we will benefit greatly from the earnings we will get in the future.
And there are still many who are still working hard until now in the crypto space that we are living in, especially in the era we are facing right now.
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Well, on this secnario if everyone would have held their Bitcoin and not sell it no matter what then it is their decision and we respect that. It can be good for them and the whole Bitcoin market as supply is getting scarcier and prices could potentially skyrocket. Though these holder might have their own reasons for doing that because this topic really is based on personal preferences. Since that is their choice, it could be that they just want to hold their Bitcoins longer because they don't actually need it for now since the holder is rich enough or they wanted the best astronomical price to take profit. I personally have no problem with that to be honest as long as we have full control of our/their own assets.
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I don't think Bitcoin will reach at this price if no one selling it. The supply of Bitcoin is limited, so if no one sells we can't buy more if all the supply were bought [from seller(s)]. The price moves because of supply and demand. If the demand is higher than the supply, we expect for a higher price, while if the demand is lower than supply, the price is low. It's impossible to determine the price if no one sells, when there's a buyers there's always a sellers.
It will get to such price. But the chances People won't sell is very rare. Alot of people anticipated the price of BTC to hit more than what it did during the last bull, so they held and were all shocked when prices began to rally back down so fast. Such person night not have the courage to hold their coins anymore if price were to move a bit higher above the $100k mark. If everyone were to hodl their coins, there would be more scarcity driving price a bit higher but it's not possible as even the miners would want to sell of when they mine more of BTC.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher? In my opinion, no one will miss the profit that is already in front of their eyes by not selling but keeping quiet, because that action is detrimental to oneself, because the opportunity to achieve it may take a long time, and it could be that in the end there is a loss that is obtained.
I agree because everyone has a target profit that is expected in every investment, but if it has given a profit of 3-5 times I think it will definitely sell and take the existing profit, where as we know BTC will experience a correction or price decrease like now if we sell BTC at 100k $ yesterday then if we buy BTC now we will get a decent profit
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
If there's that situation about people wont really be selling out their coins then there's movement of pricebecause the thing that causes up for it to be moved is on because ith that buying and selling on which means that volatility comes up with this thing and we do know that there's no such thing about that stability since we arent that a stable coin but rather it willl be that having those movemments. Cant be denied that when it comes in oportunities then we will be mainly thinking on trying out to prioritize on something that gives out that kind of chance to make money or profits via just that via holding it. We've been that hesitating in the past to buy since we arent that expecting for its value to go that far. Now that we are on such condition on reaching or breaking those previous all time highs then it do shows on what it is capable of.
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When people don't buy and sell bitcoin it will reduce ghe value of bitcoin because traders and investors are the ones keeping the market ongoing which makes the price to gain value overtime because more people are adopting bitcoin increasing the number of people in the market.
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As the price of Bitcoin increases, there will definitely be buyers and sellers. If it were so that no one would sell, then the price of Bitcoin would increase regularly. Moreover, if no one sells, there would be no trading price. In short, it is unusual to not have sellers. When the price of Bitcoin increases, someone will try their best to sell it. Moreover, if no one is willing to sell Bitcoin at a certain price, when the price continues to increase, someone will try to sell and buy there. Since Bitcoin is a volatile currency, if no one sells, the volatility will disappear. The idea that no one will sell is completely unrealistic. If I am a holder, I will definitely try to hold Bitcoin for a long time, and if I am a trader, I will buy and sell Bitcoin when I reach my profitable level.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
It is not possible that no one will want to sell their bitcoin. It is normal in the market for buyers and sellers to always be active. An asset with more marketcap will have more buyers and sellers. But if no one is is selling, that means no one wants to buy. This has happened too many shit coins and dead coins.
So in essence the buyer and selling are mandatory and also core features in making a coin excel on the market? There are so many projects that have lost value and with what you explained am thinking this is one of the reason but am skeptical if actually the project itself wasn't given much liquidity at the initial stage of launch ?
As for Bitcoin holders I think selling is also part of the game so Bitcoin will definitely still push higher even if people are selling and buying.
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If everyone hedl and none sold, Bitcoin won't be worth anything. The only way to know the value of something is to subject it to the forces of the market. That was exactly what happend in 2010 with the famous 10,000 BTC for two pizza exchange that kick-started transactions on the chain. That action placed value on Bitcoin. Without that or any other activity of financial exchange, it's obvious no one would be using or talking of Bitcoin by now. For me, trading activities have better benefit for this industry than what hodlers are doing.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
It is wrong to say selling BTC is wrong because that's what it was made for. Decentralization and p2p are the main words used in BTC whitepaper by Satoshi and it was the main motive too so if we stopped selling it then it would be against the main motive but just for a minute if we stop selling BTC then there will be huge demand pressure and we will see price rising.
This can be good for holders but at some point a group of investors will break and they sell to book profit and if selling pressure exceeds then those who held will regret and they might not see any such case like this after to book profit.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin.
Of course bitcoin does work on a decentralized network. However many people prefer to hodl rather than spend their coins these days because of the appreciation rate of bitcoin over the years. However the fact still remains bitcoin can be used for either transactions or as a form of digital investment.
Spending some bitcoins doesn't necessary mean you are doing wrong beside that is where the whole concept of adoption is built on. To put it into simple terms bitcoin was created as a digital alternative to fiat.
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Just imagine the liquidity problems of the companies that bought BTC if they won't be able to sell it ;D They have constant expenses to pay that's why they also have to make sure money is coming in to keep the business rolling. They can only hold up to a certain point but they cannot hold forever.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher? In my opinion, no one will miss the profit that is already in front of their eyes by not selling but keeping quiet, because that action is detrimental to oneself, because the opportunity to achieve it may take a long time, and it could be that in the end there is a loss that is obtained.
I agree with you. But maybe it will be different for people who really invest for the long term and are not limited to the 4-year cycle. because there are some people who have continued to hold on since the last few years, even since the last few bullish periods. and they believe that BTC will really reach a price of $ 1B.
And well, while we, I mean, if I personally, would much prefer to take profits every time there is an increase and also some that I set a price target. so it would be better to take profits at a certain rate.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
It’s quite funny i’ve had several thoughts on this alot of time .
If everyone should agree to hodl their bitcoin instead of selling; i think there would be alot of possible outcomes.Some positive outcome like increase in the price of bitcoin since the market would be more stable and easy to predict.Of course there would be scarcity also since the suppliers would decrease basically making it scarce while potentially being valuable.
With all this benefits; I really doubt if this could actually be possible. I mean; even with all these great benefits attached; it could only be an assumption that eevryone could Hodl without selling because human needs vary.There are thousands of transactions going on in the bitcoin market every minute.It cant be possible to achieve this actually.
If everyone hedl and none sold, Bitcoin won't be worth anything. The only way to know the value of something is to subject it to the forces of the market. That was exactly what happend in 2010 with the famous 10,000 BTC for two pizza exchange that kick-started transactions on the chain. That action placed value on Bitcoin. Without that or any other activity of financial exchange, it's obvious no one would be using or talking of Bitcoin by now. For me, trading activities have better benefit for this industry than what hodlers are doing.
Well trading activities have more benefits of course, but what would you say about people who have no much or less awareness of how trading works or people who want lesser risks even with lesser outcomes.These are the people we mostly see participating in hodling.I think every branch has it’s own use, hodling shouldn’t be crucified or whatsoever.
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It's logically not possible because there will always be new buyers and sellers in the market, and it's not only the ones already holding. Besides, there are miners who usually sell the coins they mine because they have to pay for the maintenance and everything of their business, and as I said, there will always be people willing to buy because adoption is increasing over time, even if the pace is slow.
Other than that, the market is full of scalpers and short-term traders who would buy and sell Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies so that they can get small amounts of profits either every day or week because that's how they earn a living. So, technically, there will always be buyers and sellers in the market.
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If everyone is holding on to the bitcoins that they have and not selling, the circulation and availability of bitcoins is affected, and you also have to be cautious.
It is a situation that cannot happen, though.
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If everyone is holding on to the bitcoins that they have and not selling, the circulation and availability of bitcoins is affected, and you also have to be cautious.
It is a situation that cannot happen, though.
Agreed.
Because some need to pay up for mining BTC at the first place, and some - are short-term traders on the BTC chart.
So it's... Highly debatable to ever happen, really.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher?
it seems to be too wishful thinking to think that no one will ever spend their bitcoins we know that a lot of us are buying bitcoin for the sake of profit so if we get profit a lot of us are expected to sell and even on prices where it is not yet that profitable some people might be needing the money already so you expect them to sell
some people are also using bitcoin for transactions no matter how much rare other people think this is it is true
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher?
it seems to be too wishful thinking to think that no one will ever spend their bitcoins we know that a lot of us are buying bitcoin for the sake of profit so if we get profit a lot of us are expected to sell and even on prices where it is not yet that profitable some people might be needing the money already so you expect them to sell
some people are also using bitcoin for transactions no matter how much rare other people think this is it is true
What is the point of an investment if it wouldn't be cashed out at least partially? That's what bugs me about an idea in the OP.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin
This is very interesting to find out if it's possible, but I doubt that such a scenario is possible; people have different mindsets and preferences, and with millions of holders, I don't think there will be even for a minute that people will stop selling their Bitcoin. This will only be possible if there is a disruption in the chain that prevents them from selling their Bitcoin, but if it's their own decision, I doubt if it's possible.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin
This is very interesting to find out if it's possible, but I doubt that such a scenario is possible; people have different mindsets and preferences, and with millions of holders, I don't think there will be even for a minute that people will stop selling their Bitcoin. This will only be possible if there is a disruption in the chain that prevents them from selling their Bitcoin, but if it's their own decision, I doubt if it's possible.
Its going to be possible one day when all those big personalities including the twins and the owner of exchanges will one day sell. Or if probably the government will find faults to those guys. Lets say they want the seize the BTC of Saylor, they can just make up stories about his and jail him. Of course this is just a theory. But look at what they did to Roger Ver. He is annoying but he still has the right to fork. Anyone can fork BTC.
Its possible to happen that no one sells but only because governments and institutions got them all already. And only the dust left to the people.
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Well, on this secnario if everyone would have held their Bitcoin and not sell it no matter what then it is their decision and we respect that. It can be good for them and the whole Bitcoin market as supply is getting scarcier and prices could potentially skyrocket. Though these holder might have their own reasons for doing that because this topic really is based on personal preferences. Since that is their choice, it could be that they just want to hold their Bitcoins longer because they don't actually need it for now since the holder is rich enough or they wanted the best astronomical price to take profit. I personally have no problem with that to be honest as long as we have full control of our/their own assets.
your opinion is very good my friend, I agree with you.. everyone must have their own strategy and they also hold bitcoin because it is possible that in the future it will soar, and vice versa my friend.. now bitcoin is very familiar in the eyes of the whole world so that many people use bitcoin as a transaction and many also use it as future savings because they know the potential of bitcoin..
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
The initial idea of Satoshi was to create a currency that will serve as an alternative to fiat. His motivation was the 2008 global financial crisis. So he was determined to create what will combat inflation. Meanwhile, Satoshi doesn't have the ability to control or detect how and what bitcoin will develop into because of the decentralized nature of the coin. So, in the spirit of liberty, you can use it as a currency or an asset.
Concerning your question . There's no way no one will be willing to sell. There must be demand and supply. If everyone decides temporarily not to sell, it will spike the price and someone will suddenly become willing to sell.
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If nobody would sell one single satoshi, there would be no price discovery so the price would be the last one offered.
If that happened now, the price would stick to 82k!
If that have happened when Satoshi would have been around the price would still be 5 cents per coin!
Artificial scarcity only works when people need that thing, if all Bitcoiners would simply refuse to sell a single coin, buyers would simply turn to the next one best alternative.
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it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
If one considers bitcoin as currency then it would be stupid not to spend it.
But when someone considers bitcoin to be an asset then it's understandable why they want to hold it because the value appreciates over time.
SO what if everyone decided not to sell, means the price of bitcoin will shoot up or become zero, depending on the demand for it.
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It is not possible that all Bitcoin enthusiasts in possession of bitcoin would hold for a long term without selling. Do not forget that there are some people who depend on day-to-day trading for survival because they take profit and would exchange it for fiat so they could be able to sort things out for themselves. The possibility of your concern happening
is minuit and can never exist. Everybody has their own perspective for which they see bitcoin as so it is on individual differences that one can do whatever they feel like with the bitcoin they possess.
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If nobody would sell one single satoshi, there would be no price discovery so the price would be the last one offered.
If that happened now, the price would stick to 82k!
If that have happened when Satoshi would have been around the price would still be 5 cents per coin!
Artificial scarcity only works when people need that thing, if all Bitcoiners would simply refuse to sell a single coin, buyers would simply turn to the next one best alternative.
That's the most authentic explanation if bitcoiners refuse to sell the flow of demand and supply will break and things will become a lot of different as they are now. The overall structure can change as you indicated.
The artificial scarcity and control on flow of coins can make things more complex and the big whales can manipulate the market by selling or buying that can even make things more complex.
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In fact, there are very few people in this market who have been holding Bitcoin for a long time. And most people go through buying and selling here.
But it is certainly known or we understand that if most people hold Bitcoin then the price of Bitcoin will definitely be higher because the supply will decrease more than the demand for Bitcoin and as a result its price will also increase due to the increase in demand for Bitcoin. But this is not reality, in reality traders will trade it and its price will fluctuate and after every halving cycle Bitcoin will go to a certain high level.
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If everyone did that, Bitcoin would crash to zero, because there will be no price movements if nobody is buying and selling Bitcoins.
HODLing is only beneficial for people if there are others willing to buy and sell the item they have at real-world value, and if they have enough of the item being HODLed that they stand to benefit from a price rise (or get hurt by a price dip).
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In fact, there are very few people in this market who have been holding Bitcoin for a long time. And most people go through buying and selling here.
But it is certainly known or we understand that if most people hold Bitcoin then the price of Bitcoin will definitely be higher because the supply will decrease more than the demand for Bitcoin and as a result its price will also increase due to the increase in demand for Bitcoin. But this is not reality, in reality traders will trade it and its price will fluctuate and after every halving cycle Bitcoin will go to a certain high level.
I am also part of the people who do not hold bitcoin for a long time, because I only trade it. Taking advantage when the price is high and buying back when the price drops. If I have free capital, maybe I will hold bitcoin for a longer period of time, but because I need consistent profits in every cycle, I choose to trade with bitcoin.
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In fact, there are very few people in this market who have been holding Bitcoin for a long time. And most people go through buying and selling here.
But it is certainly known or we understand that if most people hold Bitcoin then the price of Bitcoin will definitely be higher because the supply will decrease more than the demand for Bitcoin and as a result its price will also increase due to the increase in demand for Bitcoin. But this is not reality, in reality traders will trade it and its price will fluctuate and after every halving cycle Bitcoin will go to a certain high level.
I am also part of the people who do not hold bitcoin for a long time, because I only trade it. Taking advantage when the price is high and buying back when the price drops. If I have free capital, maybe I will hold bitcoin for a longer period of time, but because I need consistent profits in every cycle, I choose to trade with bitcoin.
If you are trading Bitcoin but for a long term maybe I can say that you are an investing Bitcoin. When you invest usually you are going to hold it for a while or for a long time. If you are a trader and can manage to use leverage but still can make profit, then it's okay if you're not holding Bitcoin. If you can make money with leverage trading weekly then you don't need to do any stuff to make more money because it's enough for you to sustain your daily needs as long as your capital is big enough. Holding is best to those who can't trade since it's riskier than holding assets.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
Bitcoin has now become a profitable investment, so the main question now is whether people are willing to buy it at the price it has rose to. When you initial have an investment in an asset, I’m sure you’re already projecting a price to which you would want to sell it for, so you’ll definitely be waiting for that price to be reached before wanting to sell it.
The volatility nature of bitcoin makes it not a big deal for most people to sell and buy later in order to hold for sometime and sell again, as long as they will get profit for it once again. Holding bitcoin and not selling it is something I don’t think will happen, so imagining it is not something I really can say how it may have turn out to be, until maybe it actually occurs, one can tell what may unravel from such incident.
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I am also part of the people who do not hold bitcoin for a long time, because I only trade it. Taking advantage when the price is high and buying back when the price drops. If I have free capital, maybe I will hold bitcoin for a longer period of time, but because I need consistent profits in every cycle, I choose to trade with bitcoin.
In my case, the matter is different because I don't really have much knowledge about technical analysis or fundamental analysis and that's why I trade very little.
Because with this knowledge of mine, every time I have gone to trade, I have faced losses most of the time, although they were in the case of altcoins. However, in Bitcoin, I think holding is better than trading with this knowledge. And besides, I am trying to make Bitcoin regular by following DCA for long-term.
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My take is, the price of Bitcoin is largely driven by supply and demand. If everyone decides to hold onto their Bitcoin and no one is willing to sell, the available supply in the market would drop significantly. If there are no sellers, the market would essentially come to a halt. So, while it's theoretically possible for everyone to hold onto their Bitcoin without selling, in reality, it would be extremely hard to achieve.
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From my own view I think it would bring about price stability, with reduced supply on the market, the price of Bitcoin might be stabilize reducing volatility and the perceived scarcity of Bitcoin could increase potentially, driving up demand and in turn , the price. But with fewer seller the market might experience reduced liquidity, making it harder for new investors to enter the market.
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In fact, this is never possible because people buy and sell Bitcoin, which is why its price is at this level now. If everyone held it, or we know that the first exchange started by buying Bitcoin pizza, I don't think Bitcoin would have any real value.
So I think it's not possible at all, and even if it were possible, if everyone held Bitcoin, Bitcoin would have no value.
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Bitcoin has now become a profitable investment
There was never a time that bitcoin was not a profitable investment. It is even correct to say that bitcoin is becoming less profitable compared to the kind of profits that the early adopters made. I can assume that early adopters were not hodling as much as today. I assumed this because early adopters never understood the potentials of bitcoin including Satoshi himself. We understand the potentials of bitcoin more than the early adopters, that is why we hold more. The balancing factor is that many people are more willing to buy now that then, this balance in demand and supply keeps bitcoin going. I do not think that there will ever be a situation where everyone only hodl and dont sell
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In fact, this is never possible because people buy and sell Bitcoin, which is why its price is at this level now. If everyone held it, or we know that the first exchange started by buying Bitcoin pizza, I don't think Bitcoin would have any real value.
So I think it's not possible at all, and even if it were possible, if everyone held Bitcoin, Bitcoin would have no value.
Bitcoin is created to be sold and bought - so I agree, fully.
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Bitcoin has now become a profitable investment
There was never a time that bitcoin was not a profitable investment. It is even correct to say that bitcoin is becoming less profitable compared to the kind of profits that the early adopters made. I can assume that early adopters were not hodling as much as today. I assumed this because early adopters never understood the potentials of bitcoin including Satoshi himself. We understand the potentials of bitcoin more than the early adopters, that is why we hold more. The balancing factor is that many people are more willing to buy now that then, this balance in demand and supply keeps bitcoin going. I do not think that there will ever be a situation where everyone only hodl and dont sell
Your comment is very prefer in this time. So i am also agree with your prefer comment. We know that bitcoin is one of the best profitable crypto in cryptocurrency world. I think that gradually bitcoin price reach best position in cryptocurrency market. So in this situation if we don’t sell our bitcoin, i believe that it will be correct decision for us. Because we know that bitcoin price reach under level in cryptocurrency market. So i think that under market is always prefer for investors. Because i believe that within a shot time bitcoin price reach $120k up.
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Bitcoin has now become a profitable investment
There was never a time that bitcoin was not a profitable investment. It is even correct to say that bitcoin is becoming less profitable compared to the kind of profits that the early adopters made. I can assume that early adopters were not hodling as much as today. I assumed this because early adopters never understood the potentials of bitcoin including Satoshi himself. We understand the potentials of bitcoin more than the early adopters, that is why we hold more. The balancing factor is that many people are more willing to buy now that then, this balance in demand and supply keeps bitcoin going. I do not think that there will ever be a situation where everyone only hodl and dont sell
Bitcoin becomes bigger and bigger as time goes on, and volatility affects it less and less for that matter.
It's logical that the earliest of us all in BTC would profit the most in the end, so we now need to hodl, and better start doing it now if somebody didn't invest their time and effort to understand why.
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My take is, the price of Bitcoin is largely driven by supply and demand. If everyone decides to hold onto their Bitcoin and no one is willing to sell, the available supply in the market would drop significantly. If there are no sellers, the market would essentially come to a halt. So, while it's theoretically possible for everyone to hold onto their Bitcoin without selling, in reality, it would be extremely hard to achieve.
In theory, what you say is true: all increases and corrections are due to supply and demand from the market. But is it true that no one decides they don't want to sell their bitcoins even though the price is very favorable? I don't think so and there is always a very good offer from everyone in every trade, so the price keeps moving.
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My take is, the price of Bitcoin is largely driven by supply and demand. If everyone decides to hold onto their Bitcoin and no one is willing to sell, the available supply in the market would drop significantly. If there are no sellers, the market would essentially come to a halt. So, while it's theoretically possible for everyone to hold onto their Bitcoin without selling, in reality, it would be extremely hard to achieve.
In theory, what you say is true: all increases and corrections are due to supply and demand from the market. But is it true that no one decides they don't want to sell their bitcoins even though the price is very favorable? I don't think so and there is always a very good offer from everyone in every trade, so the price keeps moving.
Everybody takes some profit when needed or for it to be fixed and become realized - nothing uncommon here.
Depends on the goals of each person.
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My take is, the price of Bitcoin is largely driven by supply and demand. If everyone decides to hold onto their Bitcoin and no one is willing to sell, the available supply in the market would drop significantly. If there are no sellers, the market would essentially come to a halt. So, while it's theoretically possible for everyone to hold onto their Bitcoin without selling, in reality, it would be extremely hard to achieve.
In theory, what you say is true: all increases and corrections are due to supply and demand from the market. But is it true that no one decides they don't want to sell their bitcoins even though the price is very favorable? I don't think so and there is always a very good offer from everyone in every trade, so the price keeps moving.
Yes, the cause of the increase in market prices is the high increase in demand, and it is true that there are always attractive offers to sell our bitcoins. This happens when the market has a positive trend. However, if the market experiences a correction, we will not see good offers. for those who choose long-term hold will not be interested in this, because the target he set is quite high
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Yes, the cause of the increase in market prices is the high increase in demand, and it is true that there are always attractive offers to sell our bitcoins. This happens when the market has a positive trend. However, if the market experiences a correction, we will not see good offers. for those who choose long-term hold will not be interested in this, because the target he set is quite high
You are right, tbe institutional demand is increasing day by day and we are left with little to hold and this has increased the price significantly. We don't know how far the price of Bitcoin will be later but as long as institutional investors are buying millions worth of Bitcoin everyday, we don't have choice than to settle for the available ones and see the price control.
Bitcoin has little supply that the world is running after and everyone just want to have there own of this Bitcoin, that's why the price is increasing and also as more people are having interest to more Bitcoin. Don't be surprised my that some Bitcoin are lost forever.
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If it happens that everyone HodL Bitcoin and does not sell it, then the price of Bitcoin remaining from miners will increase in price because of the effect of no one selling Bitcoin.
Then the market will also look green because everyone is buying Bitcoin, no one is selling.
In fact, that is impossible because Bitcoin is decentralized, everyone has the right to sell and buy Bitcoin anytime and anywhere so that the price of Bitcoin changes all the time.
Bitcoin is also designed for P2P and of course there is input-output every day and it is impossible for Bitcoin to be hodled by everyone.
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It's not normal, but if everyone stopped selling Bitcoin and only held it then the price of Bitcoin would skyrocket and reach millions of dollars. But this is really impossible because we can't give this command to everyone because there are so many holders and traders of Bitcoin. Moreover, if you stop selling, there will be no buyer attraction in which case not everyone will have Bitcoin. We prefer to think of this only in fantasy because the demand for Bitcoin will always be high, but it will continue with buying and selling activities.
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It's not normal, but if everyone stopped selling Bitcoin and only held it then the price of Bitcoin would skyrocket and reach millions of dollars. But this is really impossible because we can't give this command to everyone because there are so many holders and traders of Bitcoin. Moreover, if you stop selling, there will be no buyer attraction in which case not everyone will have Bitcoin. We prefer to think of this only in fantasy because the demand for Bitcoin will always be high, but it will continue with buying and selling activities.
Bitcoin buy and sell it always depend on cryptocurrency market and your carefully observation think. Because cryptocurrency market always running on up and down. So if we stop our cryptocurrency for buy and sell, it not be possible for long time. Because suddenly we can need to emergency money for our family. But if we hold or not sell our Bitcoin then it’s price will high there has no doubt.
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The price in the Bitcoin market depends on the interest of buyers and how many people will sell their Bitcoins. If many people have Bitcoin and do not sell it, the price of Bitcoin will automatically be expensive. That is certain because it is impossible that no one will look for Bitcoin, and it is certain that if this happens, the interest of Bitcoin buyers will increase and the price of Bitcoin will be very expensive.
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The price in the Bitcoin market depends on the interest of buyers and how many people will sell their Bitcoins. If many people have Bitcoin and do not sell it, the price of Bitcoin will automatically be expensive. That is certain because it is impossible that no one will look for Bitcoin, and it is certain that if this happens, the interest of Bitcoin buyers will increase and the price of Bitcoin will be very expensive.
We all understand that Bitcoin is not only about technology and decentralisation, but about scarcity and high demand. If people do not want to sell the asset, then the market components find a way to own it and hence the value of the market goes up. I think it had been like this for quite some time now but the market never gets used to it every time it happens. That’s why power is not made by the things that are easily seen, but by the act of holding on. This goes out to prove that value does not depend on the amount, but the amount willing to be lost.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher? In my opinion, no one will miss the profit that is already in front of their eyes by not selling but keeping quiet, because that action is detrimental to oneself, because the opportunity to achieve it may take a long time, and it could be that in the end there is a loss that is obtained.
One thing that is impossible if people refuse the big profits from the increase in the price of BTC, they will definitely take advantage of previous investments, if they already understand the up and down cycle, I think BTC owners will definitely take advantage
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I don't think Bitcoin will reach at this price if no one selling it. The supply of Bitcoin is limited, so if no one sells we can't buy more if all the supply were bought [from seller(s)]. The price moves because of supply and demand. If the demand is higher than the supply, we expect for a higher price, while if the demand is lower than supply, the price is low. It's impossible to determine the price if no one sells, when there's a buyers there's always a sellers.
Very factual, although the op used the word if, which is not a definite statement, I will have to say that it is impossible for people to think of selling, Bitcoin is an asset so there's no way people that has invested in it wouldn't want to sell, realistically the reason for dips and upsurge is been determined by demand and supply theory just as you said.
Though in this kind of situation we may experience price increase but I don't think this kind thing will ever happen because at all time there are some people that'll always want to sell no matter how small it is.
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One thing that is impossible if people refuse the big profits from the increase in the price of BTC, they will definitely take advantage of previous investments, if they already understand the up and down cycle, I think BTC owners will definitely take advantage
There is no investment going on if we don't cash out eventually in some times where we see fit - if anything, that would be just buying BTC without utilizing what it is capable of.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher? In my opinion, no one will miss the profit that is already in front of their eyes by not selling but keeping quiet, because that action is detrimental to oneself, because the opportunity to achieve it may take a long time, and it could be that in the end there is a loss that is obtained.
One thing that is impossible if people refuse the big profits from the increase in the price of BTC, they will definitely take advantage of previous investments, if they already understand the up and down cycle, I think BTC owners will definitely take advantage
Anyone investing is looking for profit, and it is impossible if someone refuses the big profits from the increase in the price of bitcoin, they will definitely take advantage of the opportunity to take advantage.
If you let go of the opportunity, it will take a long time to get the opportunity, because it is known that bitcoin is a long-term investment.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
in my opinion for now and the next few years bitcoin still has high demand, so don't worry about holding bitcoin for the next few years.
This year I plan to sell my bitcoin at the target I have set, and next year I will probably buy bitcoin during the bearish season and hold it for the next 3 years, so there is no worry about continuing to invest in bitcoin.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
There is absolutely no way everyone would have held unto their bitcoin without a single person selling, and the reason being because different people buy, invest in bitcoin for different purposes, some do buy/invest to hold for the long term, while others buy/invest to sell in the short term, and there are those who buy bitcoin for the sole purpose of selling it off immediately they realize a small profit on top of their capital, we know this ones as day traders.
So, the thing is to invest or buy bitcoin and treat it based on your own plan and careless what other people are doing with their own bitcoin since they treat it based on their own plan too..
There can never be a time when everyone will hold unto their bitcoin with no one selling, not now, not anytime in the future, except if and when bitcoin is dead and people hold nothing but shitcoin in their wallets.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
in my opinion for now and the next few years bitcoin still has high demand, so don't worry about holding bitcoin for the next few years.
This year I plan to sell my bitcoin at the target I have set, and next year I will probably buy bitcoin during the bearish season and hold it for the next 3 years, so there is no worry about continuing to invest in bitcoin.
The demand for Bitcoin is increasing rapidly all over the world. Due to the market situation, many people are saying not to worry about holding Bitcoin, but in my opinion, you should buy Bitcoin and hold it for the long term and wait until the bullish season. Because by focusing on decentralization and financial justice, Bitcoin will grow in the coming years and our money will double. I hope that Bitcoin will reach its highest level this year where the price of Bitcoin will be able to reach $150k.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
Every investor has their own perspective on the value of BTC. Satoshi wanted BTC to be a new means of payment replacing fiat, but currently BTC is often seen as an asset to accumulate rather than used for everyday payments. We should also respect each investor point of view, they have full control over managing and using BTC in their accounts.
If everyone stops selling BTC, the market will collapse because the transfer of value is disrupted. If no one wants to sell, then no one can buy, and no one can price BTC in the market. And really, we don't need to go to the extreme of eliminating selling pressure in the market. Just having buying pressure higher than selling pressure, a supply shock will come and push token prices higher, and this is true for BTC, ETH, and many other tokens in this market.
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Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
There is no how everybody will hold at the same time because the mindset and profit making of people are not the same because a lot of them come for quick profit and a lot are ready to hold for the profit to completely arrived that's why we have holders and traders, so there must be selling on the market including the buying, the reason why Bitcoin is gaining value and adoption is because of the availability for people to buy, however I think people who trade are more populated than holders.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
The demand for Bitcoin is constantly increasing and continue to increase in the future. If someone wants to hold and sell their Bitcoin for a small profit, that is entirely a personal matter. However, as an investor, what are your expectations from Bitcoin? And you must have a good idea of how much return you want. Buy Bitcoin according to the set goal and sell it considering the amount of profit. I am trying to increase my Bitcoin portfolio a little. If the price reaches the set goal, I will sell my Bitcoin. However, I have a long-term plan in the case of Bitcoin. Many altcoins have disappeared over time but Bitcoin has been around since the beginning and will continue to be around in the future.
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Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
There is no how everybody will hold at the same time because the mindset and profit making of people are not the same because a lot of them come for quick profit and a lot are ready to hold for the profit to completely arrived that's why we have holders and traders, so there must be selling on the market including the buying, the reason why Bitcoin is gaining value and adoption is because of the availability for people to buy, however I think people who trade are more populated than holders.
But current situation Stop selling is not possible i think. Although down more and more. Because huge people already involved in Bitcoin. So i believe Bitcoin selling and buying will continue there has no doubt.
But if most of user stop selling then it’s price will increase there has no doubt. Even i am holding Bitcoin. I think when bull session will come then i will sell otherwisei will hold it.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
The demand for Bitcoin is constantly increasing and continue to increase in the future. If someone wants to hold and sell their Bitcoin for a small profit, that is entirely a personal matter. However, as an investor, what are your expectations from Bitcoin? And you must have a good idea of how much return you want. Buy Bitcoin according to the set goal and sell it considering the amount of profit. I am trying to increase my Bitcoin portfolio a little. If the price reaches the set goal, I will sell my Bitcoin. However, I have a long-term plan in the case of Bitcoin. Many altcoins have disappeared over time but Bitcoin has been around since the beginning and will continue to be around in the future.
Bitcoin will continue to survive, unlike altcoins that have disappeared and are worthless in the crypto market. That's why for long-term holding, bitcoin is the right choice. Bitcoin demand will always increase and so will the price of bitcoin in the future will be more expensive.
As investors who have bitcoin in our wallets, we should continue to hold our bitcoins according to the targets we have determined.
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The question is whether no one needs it at a price that is already profitable and does not sell it and waits a long time for the price to be higher? In my opinion, no one will miss the profit that is already in front of their eyes by not selling but keeping quiet, because that action is detrimental to oneself, because the opportunity to achieve it may take a long time, and it could be that in the end there is a loss that is obtained.
One thing that is impossible if people refuse the big profits from the increase in the price of BTC, they will definitely take advantage of previous investments, if they already understand the up and down cycle, I think BTC owners will definitely take advantage
Anyone investing is looking for profit, and it is impossible if someone refuses the big profits from the increase in the price of bitcoin, they will definitely take advantage of the opportunity to take advantage.
If you let go of the opportunity, it will take a long time to get the opportunity, because it is known that bitcoin is a long-term investment.
So we agree, sis, if no one refuses profit, when the crypto we have gives profit, especially when BTC rises to a high price, we still hold on to it there is little chance, especially for new investors, maybe holding higher than the price of 100k$ is for those who have had BTC since the beginning of their debut and have had many crypto assets, not just BTC in their wallets
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
There is absolutely no way everyone would have held unto their bitcoin without a single person selling, and the reason being because different people buy, invest in bitcoin for different purposes, some do buy/invest to hold for the long term, while others buy/invest to sell in the short term, and there are those who buy bitcoin for the sole purpose of selling it off immediately they realize a small profit on top of their capital, we know this ones as day traders.
So, the thing is to invest or buy bitcoin and treat it based on your own plan and careless what other people are doing with their own bitcoin since they treat it based on their own plan too..
There can never be a time when everyone will hold unto their bitcoin with no one selling, not now, not anytime in the future, except if and when bitcoin is dead and people hold nothing but shitcoin in their wallets.
- It seems impossible that all bitcoin holders around the world would agree not to sell their bitcoins because we don't all have the same time zone and we don't all sleep at the same time. Right? Then that kind of thinking also seems unrealistic, because that's not how the trading system works in this industry.
Then you're right, it's possible that bitcoin is dead or has no value in the market, it's still possible, so it's not realistic to happen, because with every sale by any bitcoin holder, there is someone who wants to earn bitcoin. And with every buyer of bitcoin, there is a chance that they earn Bitcoin, that's all.
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Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
There is no how everybody will hold at the same time because the mindset and profit making of people are not the same because a lot of them come for quick profit and a lot are ready to hold for the profit to completely arrived that's why we have holders and traders, so there must be selling on the market including the buying, the reason why Bitcoin is gaining value and adoption is because of the availability for people to buy, however I think people who trade are more populated than holders.
And lets be honest with the fact that the trading of bitcoin is also very important for its adoption, imagine a scenario where new people who are being introduced to cryptocurrency wants to buy bitcoin but there are no people available to sell, that is, not even a single bitcoin is available for sale in the market disregarding the fact that this scarcity will make the price very expensive, such persons will have no choice but to turn to other cryptocurrencies that are immediately available in the market for buying and selling, at the end of the day, bitcoin is losing new investors as well as now adopters.
So however we choose to look at this, bitcoin being available for sale in the market is very important and it also plays its own role in adoption of the crypto currency.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
The demand for Bitcoin is constantly increasing and continue to increase in the future. If someone wants to hold and sell their Bitcoin for a small profit, that is entirely a personal matter. However, as an investor, what are your expectations from Bitcoin? And you must have a good idea of how much return you want. Buy Bitcoin according to the set goal and sell it considering the amount of profit. I am trying to increase my Bitcoin portfolio a little. If the price reaches the set goal, I will sell my Bitcoin. However, I have a long-term plan in the case of Bitcoin. Many altcoins have disappeared over time but Bitcoin has been around since the beginning and will continue to be around in the future.
Bitcoin will continue to survive, unlike altcoins that have disappeared and are worthless in the crypto market. That's why for long-term holding, bitcoin is the right choice. Bitcoin demand will always increase and so will the price of bitcoin in the future will be more expensive.
As investors who have bitcoin in our wallets, we should continue to hold our bitcoins according to the targets we have determined.
Yes, I think there could be altcoins investors who think that they can make huge profits and they do, but the risk is very high that maybe not everyone can get profits the right way.
As compare to Bitcoin investment, we just do DCA and then HODL and not to sell until the bull run arrives. And it's not that complicate to do, we just need patience and mental fortitude to buy and hold.
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Theoretically, maybe BTC would shoot to the moon and be a million dollar in price overnight.
Although there are some investors who hold Bitcoin but at some point they sell Bitcoin for their profit, no one wants to lose their Bitcoin because they cannot sell it. But yes, if at some point it is seen that no one wants to buy Bitcoin then we cannot sell Bitcoin but we have seen many such cases where many tokens are dead coins because no one wants to buy them, many people cannot sell them.
The demand for Bitcoin is constantly increasing and continue to increase in the future. If someone wants to hold and sell their Bitcoin for a small profit, that is entirely a personal matter. However, as an investor, what are your expectations from Bitcoin? And you must have a good idea of how much return you want. Buy Bitcoin according to the set goal and sell it considering the amount of profit. I am trying to increase my Bitcoin portfolio a little. If the price reaches the set goal, I will sell my Bitcoin. However, I have a long-term plan in the case of Bitcoin. Many altcoins have disappeared over time but Bitcoin has been around since the beginning and will continue to be around in the future.
Bitcoin will continue to survive, unlike altcoins that have disappeared and are worthless in the crypto market. That's why for long-term holding, bitcoin is the right choice. Bitcoin demand will always increase and so will the price of bitcoin in the future will be more expensive.
As investors who have bitcoin in our wallets, we should continue to hold our bitcoins according to the targets we have determined.
Yes, I think there could be altcoins investors who think that they can make huge profits and they do, but the risk is very high that maybe not everyone can get profits the right way.
As compare to Bitcoin investment, we just do DCA and then HODL and not to sell until the bull run arrives. And it's not that complicate to do, we just need patience and mental fortitude to buy and hold.
I think it will be like you said, because there are still many potential altcoins that still have the power to increase in time to make profits, but maybe not big, although, of course, there is always a risk because the situation is unpredictable compared to bitcoin.
Where you can do any scheme to buy, including, like you said, DCA, and immediately hold until the time increases, and it's true, it just takes patience.
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I think it will be like you said, because there are still many potential altcoins that still have the power to increase in time to make profits, but maybe not big, although, of course, there is always a risk because the situation is unpredictable compared to bitcoin.
i would not say that there are many altcoins that can give you as much profit as bitcoin can give you it is very rare for you to find an altcoin at its early stage where the price is not that high yet and that coin will eventually turn out a successful project after a while that kind of scenario does not happen a lot of times and you will have to be extremely lucky to get significant profit from altcoins
bitcoin is still the safest and most profitable in crypto right now and i do not see it changing any time soon
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I think it will be like you said, because there are still many potential altcoins that still have the power to increase in time to make profits, but maybe not big, although, of course, there is always a risk because the situation is unpredictable compared to bitcoin.
i would not say that there are many altcoins that can give you as much profit as bitcoin can give you it is very rare for you to find an altcoin at its early stage where the price is not that high yet and that coin will eventually turn out a successful project after a while that kind of scenario does not happen a lot of times and you will have to be extremely lucky to get significant profit from altcoins
bitcoin is still the safest and most profitable in crypto right now and i do not see it changing any time soon
But still despite of these probabilities but still there are those who do want to touch up low cap coins because they do know that they do have the chance that they could be able to make some considerable or significant amount on the time that they do able to hit up the right project. Of course this will be taking up that extra risks and a little bit mix of luck. You will definitely be trying out to chase up those projects or coins on which you do seem that you can be able to do deal on with. There are just that those times or moments that you do become that desperate on which this one is very wrong. You should be that be not forgetting about risks management when it comes to investment because if you dont then you are just that simply doing gambling.
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I think it will be like you said, because there are still many potential altcoins that still have the power to increase in time to make profits, but maybe not big, although, of course, there is always a risk because the situation is unpredictable compared to bitcoin.
i would not say that there are many altcoins that can give you as much profit as bitcoin can give you it is very rare for you to find an altcoin at its early stage where the price is not that high yet and that coin will eventually turn out a successful project after a while that kind of scenario does not happen a lot of times and you will have to be extremely lucky to get significant profit from altcoins
bitcoin is still the safest and most profitable in crypto right now and i do not see it changing any time soon
Yes, it's profitable but there were times that altcoin gains are bigger than Bitcoin. But as we have move several halvings, those altcoins lost a lot as well and then Bitcoin becoming the safest haven for everyone and making a lot of profits.
So there will be no changing any time soon, the market has matured already and then know that it's only Bitcoin that can safety give them the profits in every cycle.
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I think it will be like you said, because there are still many potential altcoins that still have the power to increase in time to make profits, but maybe not big, although, of course, there is always a risk because the situation is unpredictable compared to bitcoin.
i would not say that there are many altcoins that can give you as much profit as bitcoin can give you it is very rare for you to find an altcoin at its early stage where the price is not that high yet and that coin will eventually turn out a successful project after a while that kind of scenario does not happen a lot of times and you will have to be extremely lucky to get significant profit from altcoins
bitcoin is still the safest and most profitable in crypto right now and i do not see it changing any time soon
But still despite of these probabilities but still there are those who do want to touch up low cap coins because they do know that they do have the chance that they could be able to make some considerable or significant amount on the time that they do able to hit up the right project. Of course this will be taking up that extra risks and a little bit mix of luck. You will definitely be trying out to chase up those projects or coins on which you do seem that you can be able to do deal on with. There are just that those times or moments that you do become that desperate on which this one is very wrong. You should be that be not forgetting about risks management when it comes to investment because if you dont then you are just that simply doing gambling.
To find altcoins that would have enough stability to reach a long term success will be difficult and also even though we see that coin we won’t know its long term value until maybe a year or so. Not alot of people believe in Ethereum and Solana at their earliest stages, I’m sure many would be interested in them back then because they and of course me too believed Bitcoin was going to be the only successful and stable form of investment.
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i would not say that there are many altcoins that can give you as much profit as bitcoin can give you it is very rare for you to find an altcoin at its early stage where the price is not that high yet and that coin will eventually turn out a successful project after a while that kind of scenario does not happen a lot of times and you will have to be extremely lucky to get significant profit from altcoins
bitcoin is still the safest and most profitable in crypto right now and i do not see it changing any time soon
Bitcoin is surely the safest coin in the crypto market but when it comes to profit for daily or short term traders, Bitcoin isn't the most profitable and that's because it's less volatile which is why you don't expect Bitcoin to do a 100% move within a week while many altcoins can make such moves within 24 hours. However, when you are talking about long-term investment, Bitcoin doesn't just offer safety but also offers more depth in liquidity which is why it's best advised for long-term investment.
Bitcoin is the safest crypto I totally agree but in terms of quick profit, there are many other coins that offers better options.
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I think it will be like you said, because there are still many potential altcoins that still have the power to increase in time to make profits, but maybe not big, although, of course, there is always a risk because the situation is unpredictable compared to bitcoin.
i would not say that there are many altcoins that can give you as much profit as bitcoin can give you it is very rare for you to find an altcoin at its early stage where the price is not that high yet and that coin will eventually turn out a successful project after a while that kind of scenario does not happen a lot of times and you will have to be extremely lucky to get significant profit from altcoins
bitcoin is still the safest and most profitable in crypto right now and i do not see it changing any time soon
But still despite of these probabilities but still there are those who do want to touch up low cap coins because they do know that they do have the chance that they could be able to make some considerable or significant amount on the time that they do able to hit up the right project. Of course this will be taking up that extra risks and a little bit mix of luck. You will definitely be trying out to chase up those projects or coins on which you do seem that you can be able to do deal on with. There are just that those times or moments that you do become that desperate on which this one is very wrong. You should be that be not forgetting about risks management when it comes to investment because if you dont then you are just that simply doing gambling.
Sometimes I am confused about how someone can see the opportunities for coins/tokens for the future, where currently there are many tokens in circulation, when someone enters the choice of low capacity coins they must have thought about the risks they will face, I personally would not be able to afford to be scammed
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Sometimes I am confused about how someone can see the opportunities for coins/tokens for the future, where currently there are many tokens in circulation, when someone enters the choice of low capacity coins they must have thought about the risks they will face, I personally would not be able to afford to be scammed
There are two many altcoins right now in the market and it's very difficult to even see which one to go after because many of them says the same thing but at the end, only few of them do what they promised, that's why I see people running from one coin to another coin all in the name of making quick money that you may even be disappointed.
The best solution with this disappointment is just hold onto Bitcoin, if you have small amount of money, it's better one to do DCA continuesly else this altcoins will disappoint you, many people that has have been holding altcoins since last 2 years are not profitable this year.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
Bitcoin price increases and decreases based on its demands and supply. If there is no demand and supply, their will no movement of price of Bitcoin. Bitcoin will not stagnant in price.
It's hardly not to see the buy and sell of Bitcoin happening all over the world. The buy or sell would occur because that's what control the price of Bitcoin.
OP, what you should know is that complaining won't stop in people's about bitcoin price. In many years to come, so many people would complain of how they sell their bitcoin today, instead of hodling it for long.
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I mean I am not fan of imaginitive or speculative scenarios (it's impossible to happen that everyone would hoard it) but I suppose the usual supply and demand law would come into play and it should have effect on BTC's price positively.
Regarding whether it's bad thing about selling BTC; if you are in need of money, it's never a wrong idea to sell your asset, that's my opinion anyway.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
Anybody can hold Bitcoin for a long or short term purposes, it depends on individuals plans, and it is not yardstick to compare those that has decided not to sell because people think that it is a mistake or something. At some point, after holding for some time, ok once the market appreciate, it may becomes necessary to take profits and retake a long position when prices goes dip.
As you may know, whether Bitcoin serve as a store of value or no, it is appropriate to take some profit at certain periods. nobody will continuously hold bitcoin without booking some profit in my opinion.
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Certainly, the limited stock in circulation will deflate its value... the price of BTC will skyrocket compared to FIAT... when many people prefer to hold their Bitcoin, it means that it will be increasingly difficult to get Bitcoin on the market...
It is natural, when many people are looking for Bitcoin, the level of confidence to hold will also increase, for the benefit of everyone will do so...
Some people hold, that's enough to make the price skyrocket, and if everyone holds, it will be even crazier.
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Certainly, the limited stock in circulation will deflate its value... the price of BTC will skyrocket compared to FIAT... when many people prefer to hold their Bitcoin, it means that it will be increasingly difficult to get Bitcoin on the market...
It is natural, when many people are looking for Bitcoin, the level of confidence to hold will also increase, for the benefit of everyone will do so...
Some people hold, that's enough to make the price skyrocket, and if everyone holds, it will be even crazier.
But like I've said in my previous comment on this topic, it is absolutely impossible for us to arrive at such a stage where everyone will hold their bitcoin wit no one selling, except if the entire supply of bitcoin manages to enter into the hands of few persons, maybe a group of 10 or 20 persons decides buy up the entire supply of bitcoin and hold, and they decide within themselves not to sell a single bitcoin, then what the op is saying could work..
But then on the other hand as well, buying up the entire supply of bitcoin currently in circulation isn't also possible because doing that will cost a lot of money, and what I mean by a lot of money, I mean hundreds of trillions of dollars, because bitcoin marketcap is currently $1.8 trillion dollars, and the more bitcoin is being bought, the more it's price and it's market cap is increasing
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I mean I am not fan of imaginitive or speculative scenarios (it's impossible to happen that everyone would hoard it) but I suppose the usual supply and demand law would come into play and it should have effect on BTC's price positively.
Regarding whether it's bad thing about selling BTC; if you are in need of money, it's never a wrong idea to sell your asset, that's my opinion anyway.
Something that probably wouldn't happen if someone was going to hoard because, as you said, there is supply and demand, so it is inevitable that there will be transactions that occur.
It is indeed difficult to avoid urgent needs. If we need them, then there is nothing wrong if we want to let go, because everything is determined by needs that cannot be avoided.
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I think it will be like you said, because there are still many potential altcoins that still have the power to increase in time to make profits, but maybe not big, although, of course, there is always a risk because the situation is unpredictable compared to bitcoin.
i would not say that there are many altcoins that can give you as much profit as bitcoin can give you it is very rare for you to find an altcoin at its early stage where the price is not that high yet and that coin will eventually turn out a successful project after a while that kind of scenario does not happen a lot of times and you will have to be extremely lucky to get significant profit from altcoins
bitcoin is still the safest and most profitable in crypto right now and i do not see it changing any time soon
Yes, it's profitable but there were times that altcoin gains are bigger than Bitcoin. But as we have move several halvings, those altcoins lost a lot as well and then Bitcoin becoming the safest haven for everyone and making a lot of profits.
So there will be no changing any time soon, the market has matured already and then know that it's only Bitcoin that can safety give them the profits in every cycle.
It used to make a lot of profit in the past, but nowadays, the scenario has changed completely. The times when altcoins used to give a fair profit are no longer. We have lost a lot by investing in coins, but the scenario has changed. We have learned that Bitcoin is a stable coin for us, where we can invest with hope and confidence.
There is no fear in investing in Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the safest coin for stable investments. Bitcoin keeps us worry-free and provides good returns if we invest for the long term.
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Anybody can hold Bitcoin for a long or short term purposes, it depends on individuals plans, and it is not yardstick to compare those that has decided not to sell because people think that it is a mistake or something. At some point, after holding for some time, ok once the market appreciate, it may becomes necessary to take profits and retake a long position when prices goes dip.
As you may know, whether Bitcoin serve as a store of value or no, it is appropriate to take some profit at certain periods. nobody will continuously hold bitcoin without booking some profit in my opinion.
Looking at the specie, it is difficult to determine whether there is a standard way through which an asset such as Bitcoin should be handled. Some of them can hold their stocks because they expect long-term returns on their investments while in some cases they can sell some stocks because there is a reasonable profit potential. As for me there is absolutely nothing wrong with taking profits, if and only if one is not acting out of fear or some temporary excitement. There are times that by taking some, one can be able to achieve the balance concerning the emotions that one develops due to volatility of the market. The issue therefore is not in the act of selling or holding but understanding the rationale of such actions. That is where one is assured of handling any opinions coming from the outside with a lot of calmness.
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Sometimes I am confused about how someone can see the opportunities for coins/tokens for the future, where currently there are many tokens in circulation, when someone enters the choice of low capacity coins they must have thought about the risks they will face, I personally would not be able to afford to be scammed
There are two many altcoins right now in the market and it's very difficult to even see which one to go after because many of them says the same thing but at the end, only few of them do what they promised, that's why I see people running from one coin to another coin all in the name of making quick money that you may even be disappointed.
The best solution with this disappointment is just hold onto Bitcoin, if you have small amount of money, it's better one to do DCA continuesly else this altcoins will disappoint you, many people that has have been holding altcoins since last 2 years are not profitable this year.
makes sense, if so altcoins may currently be not given space by btc, and profit seekers are trying to play with meme tokens, to gain profit from the capital that was previously held in altcoins, I agree I will save btc with the DCA system even though it is slow but if you are sure you can also reach 1 btc later
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If everyone keep their Bitcoin and no one sell, the system would fall apart on its own or worse: freeze in time. People love to talk about Bitcoin as currency, yet socially punish anyone who uses it. Bitcoin was born as a tool for decentralization, but it became a symbol of financial identity. People who say "you shouldn't have sold," are projecting psychological regret, loss aversion, and status anxiety. Being seen as someone who "HODL" is now more important than using Bitcoin to purchase pizza
If no one sells:
There is no liquidity
No price discovery
No functioning market
It's merely a piece from a museum with numbers on it. Holding everything forever is a fantasy economics can't support. Still, you are right to sense a loss in something. Store-of- value maximalism has taken over what was intended to empower regular transactions. We silently changed the narrative somewhere in the transition from p2p currency to "digital gold"
Those that sell their Bitcoin are not traitors then. They’re participants. Every transaction pushes the network ahead. And sometimes growth means spending
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I mean I am not fan of imaginitive or speculative scenarios (it's impossible to happen that everyone would hoard it) but I suppose the usual supply and demand law would come into play and it should have effect on BTC's price positively.
Regarding whether it's bad thing about selling BTC; if you are in need of money, it's never a wrong idea to sell your asset, that's my opinion anyway.
This scenario created by OP is imaginative because no one want to hold their BTC till death although people used to say if you want to hold BTC hold it till death but they don't really mean never use them for yourselves.
If a person is in need of funds they should sell their BTC or whatever assets they have otherwise they will tend to take loan and in my opinion taking loan should be an option when we have none left.
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I mean I am not fan of imaginitive or speculative scenarios (it's impossible to happen that everyone would hoard it) but I suppose the usual supply and demand law would come into play and it should have effect on BTC's price positively.
Regarding whether it's bad thing about selling BTC; if you are in need of money, it's never a wrong idea to sell your asset, that's my opinion anyway.
This scenario created by OP is imaginative because no one want to hold their BTC till death although people used to say if you want to hold BTC hold it till death but they don't really mean never use them for yourselves.
If a person is in need of funds they should sell their BTC or whatever assets they have otherwise they will tend to take loan and in my opinion taking loan should be an option when we have none left.
- You know, I think it's just the op's imagination that everyone who has bitcoin and is buying it now or in the coming days will only hold it after a year before selling. Can this be considered trading if that is the only reason or purpose of an investor?
All over the world, all holders are the same or they will only sell bitcoin on the same date and year? Is that what he means? The op's question is not really realistic. Because not all bitcoin holders have the same time, day, and month when they have a problem that will require money. Therefore, asking such a question is nonsense. Sorry but this is my opinion.
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This scenario created by OP is imaginative because no one want to hold their BTC till death although people used to say if you want to hold BTC hold it till death but they don't really mean never use them for yourselves.
If a person is in need of funds they should sell their BTC or whatever assets they have otherwise they will tend to take loan and in my opinion taking loan should be an option when we have none left.
Bitcoin is having adoption and one of the principal ways of it's adoption is daily usage, people buy and sell Bitcoin everyday, it will be impossible to for people to buy Bitcoin and not sell, their money is going to be stock on Bitcoin and no money elsewhere to fund whatever business or things they do, and not everyone will even trust to hold.
The only way people can buy a coin and not be able to sell is if Bitcoin is having a smart contract where it can only buy and not sell, there is a OP function for that but it's not build for something like this and beside, where is the freedom, it will make Bitcoin to be more centralized.
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So long as Bitcoin can be traded at any time of the day, the buying and selling positions of Bitcoin will always be open for anyone to do that at any time of the day they choose.
Bitcoin is a global asset that people are willing to buy and sell. Some investors or a group of investors can decide not to sell for long, but others will they do the same when they keep hodling, not to sell when they have seen some profits from their Bitcoin investment. Everyone selling position of Bitcoin is on different prices.
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If there is no one trading Bitcoin anymore and it is no longer attractive, only for investment, then trading volume will be even more difficult. because there will definitely be a decline.
Oh yeah, talking about holding Bitcoin, whether it is long term or very short, it will still affect our mental possibilities when we reach the target to sell Bitcoin at a certain price rate.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
I also sold 20% of my BTC holdings at 100K USD, and honestly, I don't think I made a mistake or need any advice on asset management. I entered the crypto market to seek profit, and taking profits is a natural action to realize gains in fiat currency.
Many people love BTC to an extreme, and they believe everyone should hold BTC instead of trading in the market. Fortunately, the market doesn't meet their demands, people still continuously buy and sell BTC 24/7 and maintain very good liquidity, which helps everyone invest in BTC with the lowest possible barrier.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
By not transacting the Bitcoins you own, it will certainly reduce the supply circulating in the market, and when Bitcoin is difficult to obtain, its price will skyrocket because demand does not decrease.... Bitcoin will skyrocket and holders will benefit from the increasing value of the Bitcoins they own...
However, this makes the market unhealthy... Bitcoin should still be transacted so that its adoption can continue to be wider... in addition, holding by everyone simultaneously makes Bitcoin no longer move freely... at least it takes a balance between supply and demand to get the ideal market price...
Holders will be happy because the value increases, while newcomers will feel tortured because the price is too expensive.
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So just for curiosity sake,
I really want to know what would have been the outcome if actually everyone stopped selling their Bitcoin and instead held on to it and the reason is because it's so tiring whenever you hear people complain about how someone have maybe made mistake by actually using or selling their Bitcoin but and am always suprised at this because Bitcoin itself is a currency that it's initial purpose was to be centered on decentralization and financial fairness but as it grew it's value or ability to be used as store of value have made people think that anyone who sells his Bitcoin is actually doing wrongly.
To my little knowledge, if everyone holds Bitcoin and stops selling...., something will be missing and probably the Bitcoin supply will be bought to the last fragment on a very swift manner.
But taking a look from the bigger picture, the candlestick patterns on the market trend will not be complete, we will be observing only green candles.
Also, there'll be no usefulness of miners...
So, if the price of BTC possibly surge as a result of no sales... Then it'll leave some form of negative impact on other aspects.