Actually, the issue here is not about investors or traders or anything else, it depends on human nature.

Just as you can't say that all Bitcoin investors are greedy, you also can't say that none of the Bitcoin investors are greedy. Because I think most of those who come to invest in Bitcoin at this time or come to invest in the bull season are only greedy because Bitcoin is very high priced at this time.
On the other hand, those who have been holding DCA investment for years and years are actually actual investors or holders. We can't make any assumptions about them that they are greedy.
Because I think most of those who come to invest in Bitcoin at this time or come to invest in the bull season are only greedy because Bitcoin is very high priced at this time.
On the other hand, those who have been holding DCA investment for years and years are actually actual investors or holders. We can't make any assumptions about them that they are greedy.

I have noticed that people mentality is different when it comes to investment. Same Bitcoin investment but different approach to it. Be a good friend to tell your friends that every Bitcoin investor has the right to do whatever they feel is good for their investment. And the end will justify if their decision was the right all along.

Greed and risk are often misinterpreted. They are complex in such a way that investors view them in different ways depending on individual risk tolerance, timing, management and strategy. What might be seen as risk to me may be seen as greed to you.

$150 is a reasonable price, especially with the fact that Bitcoin has surpassed 100k before it dipped although, it took over a decade to get popularity and attain that number. Am extra $50k for the year doesn’t look like much although, I still try to maintain that we are most likely not going to get that price in this year. That’s not exactly a greedy price margins though, it’s fair but, price isn’t really a guarantor for sell.

I completely agree - in crypto, it is difficult to draw a clear line between “greed” and just an ambitious strategy. I personally don't set myself a hard target of $150k, but I try to use BTC not only as an investment asset but also as a tool for a stable income.
That is why I work in parallel with FortuixAgent, a platform focused on creating passive income without hype and risky bets. This allows you to stay in the market, not chase the peaks, and still get something right now.
In my opinion, such a strategy is not greed, but simply a balance between risk and peace of mind.

I think the best strategies for getting Bitcoin, rather than just blindly investing in it, are DCA, which allows you to accumulate in equal intervals of time by buying equal shares using Fiat or stablecoins.
And the main determining factor is how much the trader will buy, or he can be called an investor, as well as the intervals when he will buy it, but as a rule, this is a month, while greed or any emotions are completely excluded, because this strategy is unchanged and it allows you to get Bitcoin at its average price.

Do you know about investors that only invest when the price begins to appreciate, their comfort purchasing moment is at the start of bull run, people who embrace this pattern are the greedy ones because they don't see Bitcoin for long term, all they need is to get profits on their investment within a shortened period, this set of investors are panicers with anxiety on Bitcoin especially when it doesn't go as planned they want to sell at lower price just to get back their invested capital. Long-term investors are not greedy at any point if they desire profits, it is always our right to get return of investment on any assets we issue capital to raise.

I wouldn't classify greed based on the investment duration. Both long and short-term investors could be tagged greedy based on their profit projections. The emphasis of people who see some investors as greedy is mainly on how much they want to sell their coins and not really the amount of time they decide to keep or sell their coins. You would be surprised that an investor who is projecting to sell his coin in the next eight years for $250,000 would be seen as greedy.

I don't see anyone who makes high prediction of the price of bitcoin as greedy because every investors has a target, so if they meet their target and decides to sell their bitcoins then there is absolutely no problem with that, the only advice i give is not to sell all your bitcoins because you may sell all your bitcoins and the price doesn't DIP for you to reacquire again which means you will be left with no coin. Bitcoin investment is risky just like other cryptocurrency regardless that its risk is minimal, so if someone made investment in bitcoin and speculate a high price when they will sell, it shouldn't be seen as greed but a fulfillment of their investment plan.

Yes, I think it's about time we started making clarification as to the usage of words and their accurate meaning. If an investor sets a supposedly unrealistic profit level or exit point, we shouldn't be saying they're greedy. Rather, it should be seen that such an investor is merely exposing himself to bigger/greater risk, not greed.

They won't only be seen as greedy, they would be seen as unrealistic dreamers. Back then such price looked unimaginable but today it's already conquered. It's the same way we see $1,000,000 per BTC as unrealistic. Time will tell.

Every investor has the right over his bitcoin investment, $150k may not come during this cycle, maybe in the next and it would surely take 4 years or more, so the guy who predicts it is surely going long-term with his investment considering the fact that he may have started investing into bitcoin earlier and may have chosen to continue buying consistently until he achieves his target selling price, or maybe he has reached his accumulation target and his holding period is until it hits $150k no matter how long it takes, so that is his holding target and I cannot say he is greedy, he has the right to envision his perceived profit margin and hold until he achieves it.