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I am looking at an exit plan for when bitcoin skyrockets to $100k-$150k. I believe it will happen next year probably. By that time, most of my investment in bitcoin and altcoins well fetched me many profits. I will be looking at selling some 80% of my bitcoin holdings and all of my altcoins holdings. Failure to do so and bitcoin begin to decrease will cause me to lose a huge amount of profits I would have gained when bitcoin was at a high price.
You're talking from a trader's perspective, rather than an investors'.
As a bitcoin investor, first you should know that bitcoin does better in the long run, no matter how much bitcoin dips after reaching or establishing a new ATH, it always has the potential for recovery and whatever amount you may have lost to the DIP, if you continue to HODL pass the current market situation, the market will always recover and you'll be able to recover whatever funds you may have lost to the DIP.
I have no doubts about bitcoin recovery in price even if it dips in price. From what we have seen and learned about the crypto market, it has the uptrend and downtrend markets as the best-selling and buy opportunities.
As a long term investor are you, for an investor to invest in bitcoin during the bear market, and sell during the bull market, will they be considered long term investors or short term?
Before we give our answer, let's not forget the four-year circle of the halving season, made up of 2 years of bull run and 2 years of bear market. Some investors buy bitcoin during the bear season and sell at bull market. They repeat this move every four years.
In your perspective, how do you judge those kinds of investors that the majority are found guilty of? would you regard us as short term investors or long term? To you, are we making the right decision to buy and sell our bitcoin between 4 years or months after