For anyone to make me such an offer only tells me one thing - btc will definitely go even higher that what he is offering so I will respectfully pass, I will prefer to hold and ride it to the very end, it could be $1million or Zero  but am willing to see the end.

This isn't even a good idea from a point of view of investing, because there is a chance that it will go far above that, so it's always good to own at least some Bitcoin. This is what I actually plan to do - I want to sell 50-80% of my coins during this bull run, but still keep the rest and only sell them if the price will reach $250k or higher.

But I could totally live without Bitcoin, there are other stores of value - physical gold, offshore bank accounts. But I'd rather park my money somewhere where they will make profit - real estate or stocks most likely.

So selling my bitcoins for $100,000 each and never get into it again in my life? First of all, I have not 1 bitcoin, so I couldn't make a big profit. Secondly, this thing has just begun. I consider myself a lucky man that got into the game 10 years after it started. Last but not least, I choose to go with the HODLing way. And who knows, someday I may sell my bitcoins for more than $100,000 each. 

i think it depends a lot on how much bitcoin each person has. it is so easy to vote no for someone who has a small amount of bitcoin like having 0.01BTC in total but it is an entirely different discussion if that same person had a much large amount like owning 50 or 100 bitcoins.

there is another matter which is timing. if this question was asked back in 2018 when price was going down and price was $3k then it would havc been different from now that the price is already on the rise and $100k is just around the corner!

Getting $100,000 per coin for every Bitcoin I hold (or fraction of Bitcoin I hold) at the expense of having to sit out what I consider to be the biggest financial revolution of the century while we are still in 2020?

I'll decline regardless of how much bitcoins I own.
A few years back when I had less understanding of how the Bitcoin network works I would have jumped at the offer, but now I believe Bitcoin would almost definitely hit that amount in the future and go much higher and during this growth phase there is an opportunity to accumulate more, so more profits; Even if I was here for solely for the profit I would still not accept the offer as it could prove to be less profitable than holding.

Of course it would be shrewd to also consider the cons of refusing; There are risks both on the market movement and your personal ability to securely hodl your coins. The Bitcoin space would likely change dramatically in the coming 5 - 25 years and enthusiasts would need to adapt to retain the qualities which attracted them to Bitcoin.

For someone near death, in debt, or have a bad sickness this will be a great deal and they will bite it without second thoughts.
But for young bitcoin holders that still have so much time in this world, they will just risk waiting instead of selling.
I say I will take the young side.  (Although I am not that young anymore)

It's just difficult to imagine not going back.
You learned so much about it and letting it go will not be that easy.
Sometimes you even dream about it. 

I think the best way to do it is to sell your bitcoin for $100 000 and then when the market price goes down reinvest some of the money for a possible another $100 000.

I guess for a poor guy like me   I would take the bitcoin for $100 000 per coin or $100 000 and never go back because I could already start a good business or a passive investment like a real state that could never go wrong. Maybe it this happened in this year where bitcoin still have a lot of room for improving I might take it as a No, but if the 100k$ is its highest potential its a yes.

But for some rich guy here   I guess it would be the opposite since $100 000 per coin might just be a small amount of their savings and they could easily earn that amount.

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Yes, I would take the money and run.

Another interesting question would be to have asked if each Voter were a "small" HODLer or "large".  I would bet that many larger holders would sell and move on..  ("Small HODLer" here)


EDIT: Besides, because no one can predict the future (and unknowable technological change)...

Leaving it completely means, I'm restricted to teaching about Bitcoin, spreading the news that revolves around it, commenting on this Forum, hanging out with friends I have made in the journey of Bitcoin. Starting a new life all over again. That would be quite a boring lifestyle to live and considering the development of Bitcoin and how absolute it is going to surpass the offered $100k. I would rather wait and HoDL on to it as the person who is offering me the cash.