The early adopters I still wonder how many of them will hold for years just to see Bitcoin reach one million dollars. If the price happens to reach that price anytime soon, I am going to sell all my coins, and use the money to do other things, though I might still invest in it again.
You cant really tell what you will do in the future, you might be thinking now that youre going to be holding the funds forever even if it reaches up to that one million dollars, but situations can change and your mind can as well change and everyday there are new ideas that comes into your head and youre likely to change your mind concerning a decision you made in the past.
That's certainly true, mate. No one knows what will happen in the future. It's important to know that nothing is set in stone. If Bitcoin reaches $1m, I'm sure many early adopters (like you and me) will sell most of their "hodlings". Even if this doesn't happen, you can always make profit if you buy low and sell high during certain "pump and dumps". A new ATH is certainly a good profit opportunity for any early adopter. It's always important to preserve profits in order to stay ahead in the game.
Whenever you decide to sell your coins or "hodl" them for long, it's up to you. Most people are greedy so they'll decide to "hodl" forever even if they end up losing everything in the long run. You should sell whenever you see the opportunity in order to maintain yourself financially stable. "Hodling" forever won't contribute much to the decentralized economy. For what I know, $1m per coin is just speculation. Bitcoin could reach that price if it continues to increase in popularity worldwide. The problem is knowing when will this happen. After all, crypto land behaves in many strange and bizarre ways. As long as Bitcoin works as intended, nothing else matters. Just my thoughts
