Institutions truly push for faster adoption of BTC on higher levels, but stuff on the smaller scale is still the same - we are not moving much toward using BTC as an alternative to fiat at least for bigger purchases (not so steadily, to say the least), so, truly, if things are going to stay like that, BTC will be good in the long run, but I hope this adoption from high above will eventually turn to the adoption down below.

^ Yep, institutions make things faster adoption-wise, no matter how much time it takes or how many problems arises regarding the regulations, many of them already see through the fud, and many more - to come.

I like the fact that you are passing the information to the reach of the beginners letting them know the dividends of making bigger profits is by long term hodling and we can always achieve better when we are holding patiently rather than excitedly selling at every single peak of the market move giving profits.
However, I know everyone must not be on the long term hodling plans because as your bankrolls varies is also out point of needs is demand able.
If we recall as at April, we had a over 2K liquidated getting to the price of bitcoin at the low $75,000 and investors be it old or beginners who bought at that price are over profited looking at today that bitcoin has reached $105,000.



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If you have been hodling when only whales directs the market and determine the bull run, think about what is in the future now that we have;
1. The whales
2. ETF
3. Trump and US
4. Aggressive Michael Saylor
5. More companies and institutions.
6. More countries
It will definitely be massive.  Sell only if you have a problem to solve or a project to execute. Don't sell in order to have funds to rebuy when the market is down. It might never come, the 4 year cycle might be altered. Time for panick selling is gone in BTC.

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Don't feel offended. Whenever they sells is their right time, they either sell out of Fomo to digest their emotions or probably they are on need. But the truth, don't regret after selling and mark it that the bitcoin market is volatile which with the existence hodling of the whales and more demands are queued up to buy, the price will keep increasing.

FUD might not be as effective now, especially with institutional investors holding their Bitcoin for the long term regardless of the news. Back then, FUD caused big dumps because only a few whales had the power to shake the market. But with institutions in the market already, those manipulators don’t have the same impact anymore. In a way, it even helps reduce volatility.

People who will summons such courage to sell of their Bitcoins now, is people that have a financial challenges that they needed to sort out, because someone who knows the values of Bitcoin can never sell it's Bitcoin all, knowing that bitcoin advances every day by day

Looking at the ATH bitcoin has ascertain right now, is different from the ATH bitcoin has gotten to, in last two years, so the more we approaches new year the more bitcoin is getting new ATH

Bitcoin appreciate every year currently, so the value of Bitcoin is increasing daily, anyone who wants to sell its bitcoin all for now, is of his own detriment, but it would have been better to continue to hold your Bitcoin until you decide to sell, because what you buy bitcoin today is not what you sell next tomorrow due value changes.

To hodl is to be the wisest out there, and it's clearly more viable to cash out gradually, only if needed.

What about those who have hold for at least 10+ years and have no plans to sell even today? Do you think there's something wrong with these people or do they just prefer to keep their assets in BTC? I think that those who "profit" the most are those who sell only as much as they need, and keep the rest as an asset, which realistically if we take BTC in the context of the future is priceless.


We always had "whales", we have had Saylor since 2020 like some companies that became interested in BTC after the bull run of 2017. The only thing that makes a difference today are the spot ETFs that evidently accumulate large amounts of BTC, but obviously not (for now) so much as to cause a big bull run that would raise the price by at least 50%.

As for countries, what exactly do you mean? El Salvador has around 6000+ BTC, and no other country is officially buying BTC - the strategic cryptocurrency reserves announced by the US primarily focus on digital assets that are the result of seizures due to criminal activities. Other countries could easily follow this example.

Given that there are more influencers that would impact the market, but that won’t be enough reason for a hodler not to sell and enjoy his profits. We should be reminded that we come to invest in bitcoin to yield some impressive profits, and now that it’s already in front of us, we should stick to our original plan, to sell a portion of our coins to benefit the profits, while we continue to hold the rest of our coins.

No matter how potential the future of bitcoin will be, the fact remains that no hodler is bound to hold forever. We should set when to sell and buy again when there’s a good opportunity, and re-invest to grow and even diversify our investments.

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