I still hold most of my bitcoins in my wallet. And I don't want to sell it for now. In fact, I just want to continue to do DCA and buy more bitcoins. Currently, the price of bitcoin is still low, which is an advantage for you and me, so you should use it for your benefit. Don't miss this moment because if the price rises above $ 30k, you will surely complain when the price drops again. And it will be useless if you complain because moments like these would have passed.

I want to provide feedback that is informative, persuasive, and respectful of different viewpoints. First, it's important to recognize that investing in a cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin (BTC), can be a volatile and risky endeavor. The price of BTC has experienced significant fluctuations in the past, and there is no guarantee that its value will continue to increase in the future.



The decision to hold or sell BTC is personal and depends on your financial goals, risk tolerance and market outlook. BTC is a volatile and risky investment. However, if you believe in the long-term potential of BTC and can handle the risks, it may be worth keeping your investment.


It is also important to know that BTC has demonstrated tremendous resilience and growth since its inception in 2009. Many investors and analysts believe that BTC has the potential to become a valuable asset class and a store of value over time.

If you believe in the long-term potential of BTC and have a high risk tolerance, it may be worth keeping your BTC investment in check despite short-term market fluctuations. On the other hand, if you need funds for other purposes or are not comfortable with the current market conditions, it is best to sell some or all of your BTC holdings.

So far I haven't hesitated to keep collecting Bitcoins every week, even this week I managed to make improvements by adding $500 to Bitcoin which I usually only collect around $50/week for small holders like me, that's enough to be proud of. Trust me, the more you keep your Bitcoins, the less you will want to let them go. Initially, it will definitely be difficult and conflict with needs, but back to the intention, determination, and belief that welcoming the Halving later we will see the highest price that exceeds last year.

If you need the money now, then don't hesitate too much about whether you should sell or not - because you yourself claim that you bought when the price was low. If you don't need money and believe that the price will be even higher next year, then forget about everything for at least one year.

I personally would not sell at this moment if I were only focused on profit, because a few months ago (but also now) is perhaps the best time to invest, given the assumptions that the price will rise significantly next year after the halving. Of course, this is all just speculation and it doesn't have to be like that, so everyone has to decide what to do and at what time.

We only passed first elliot wave so there is more to come in terms of price movement up

The decision to hold or sell depends on the benchmark set by individuals. Some persons might have planned to sell their coin when the price gets to this level because they have reached their profit level. Some other people like me believe that the price will still go higher than the current price, that is why we still need to hold. I have heard some friends state that they will be selling because they feel that the price will crash so that they can buy again and hold until it comes up gain. I have a long-term plan for my investment which means I am not selling anytime soon except if there is an emergency.

I understand your position because you are a beginner and you made a purchase at the right time, which is below the current price, which is 28k, and indeed what you feel is the same as me when you first got to know bitcoin and when the price of bitcoin goes up there will definitely be a desire or question to sell or hold it.
and this incident became an experience for me because these feelings made me make the wrong decision and I sold it, and after selling it it turned out that the price of bitcoin continued to rise and this made me regret it even though at that time I was hesitant to sell it.
and as long as you believe that the price of bitcoin will continue to rise, Hodl is a good choice and aims for the long term because the long term is the best option for bitcoin. And if you can afford or have a steady income, do DCA, as long as it's affordable for you to continue buying piecemeal and Hodl over the long term for bigger profits.

Yup! Still holding my bitcoins for dear life even though the pressure to sell is a little high right now since nobody really knows if this price hike is sustainable or not and people are looking to cash in on most of the profits. Although to be very specific, I am talking about my initial investments that I have saved since my early days in the cryptocurrency industry. However, salary from my freelance work in Web3, and in this forum since I also take up signature campaigns? I cash them out every now and then since I gotta finance myself in some way. But yeah, all in all, except in some circumstances where I specifically would need to purchase something and my on-hand money wouldn't cut the costs, I take a little out of my bitcoin investments, as of now, Nope.

The media is making it difficult to hold on a short to mid term perspective. March was full of optimism however after the recent flat-lining of price movement and shaky news such as the recent news of the United States is selling over 41,000 BTC acquired from seizure of Silk Road at various points throughout the year. Of course, in the long term with money that you won't need to keep your life afloat...Bitcoin will undoubtedly prosper. The best way to stay strong at this point in time is to only keep what you can afford to keep in Bitcoin for more than 2 years. That way, you are not over leveraging against what you need to get by.

You have to think about how to make that decision even though you have gotten a decent profit today but if you sell now then you don't have to regret it later if the price continues to rise, but if you are afraid you can't buy from a low price then just hold your bitcoin with Either way it would be better to continue to accumulate what you have with dollars put into it.

It is a common question, if an investor believes in the potential of bitcoin in the future he will be very brave to hold bitcoin forever, this is because history has proven about the journey of bitcoin.

Well you're right, 2024 is the halving that usually happens, bitcoin will be bullish after that, if you believe in that statement then keep what you have.

There has been a lot of speculation about bitcoin predictions for the next year, even I myself will continue to hold it back.