In fact, it's their right, because the decision to take profits or hold them after reaching an ATH is a personal one. There's nothing wrong with taking profits or just taking a portion, and some also aim to secure their profits. We'll never know, and we don't need to know, their reasons for doing so, because that's their right.
And what we need to know is that this will always happen when ATHs occur, and there's no need to argue, because each has their own goals and strategies. When there's selling, there's always buying, or there will also be people accumulating more Bitcoin because that's the best moment and can also push the price up again, and this will continue to happen.

And for example, I always treat Bitcoin for the long term. I have good intentions or goals, and if Bitcoin reaches a new ATH, I want to sell some of the profits I've made. I've done this before when Bitcoin reached ATHs. I sold some of my profits to renovate my house, buy a vehicle, or buy a piece of land because those are also good long-term investments, and so on. Because I can only do that and make it happen thanks to Bitcoin, and only Bitcoin. So, we really have to maximize it for what we want or other interests, and our goals remain long-term, and we continue to accumulate it, and I think it's balanced. I also have a Bitcoin business, and some of the profits go toward buying Bitcoin, which I do regularly.

We could have made nearly x6 profit from this increase for example. The price was 20k or lower back in 2022, so that means our bottom was 20k and less. We have peaked at near 120k, that means we could had x6 return. For some people, they invest so much of their entire money that, it would definitely make a lot of sense for people to just get out without a doubt.

There aren't really any big increases right now that is coming, it has to be very careful that we can do for the long term. If we can do that, like get out at the right time after there isn't any big increase left, then we would be happy. We are at 120k, so we know x6 more isn't coming, not even x2 is coming, so we can safely sell, wait for it to crash, on the bear run, and then we can do a better job.

Since bitcoin prices are always fluctuating - then believe me, we will all have the opportunity to buy low and sell high. Someone who sold at $123K could buy back at $117K - they make a profit, while accumulating more bitcoin. It depends on how much return each individual expects - but if it were me, as long as I still don't want to sell then I would keep holding.

Of course, earning 3-4 times the return is great for an investor - but only a few actually achieve it. I haven't earned that much from Bitcoin myself - and you probably haven't either, unless you bought it way before me and never sold it at all.

I won’t say is greed not everyone was familiar to bitcoin during its early stage , now bitcoin quite expensive is not everyone that can afford a bitcoin once , so they had to go into dca hoping to build some thing nice at of the little quantity they are accumulating, you just see a post on X and then you conclude strategy are going to sell their coins , those guys are ready to hold for long , and if comes to the worse they sold their bitcoin, bitcoin will only bleed for a while but it won’t crash it nor stop it from growing .

Yes, as long as we have made a profit and achieved our goals, there is no regret in selling bitcoin at $100k or any other price. If we regret selling bitcoin at $100k and then bitcoin goes up to $123k, we will also regret selling at $123k because that is definitely not bitcoin's final ATH.
People who cannot control their greed and do not stick to the plan, even if they sell bitcoin for $1 million, they will still feel regret.


Even if bitcoin price does not drop below $100k, we always have a chance. Because Bitcoin price does not increase vertically, sooner or later it will be dumped at some point and that will be our opportunity to reinvest.

I'm sure every Bitcoin holder has their own target selling price. Selling at the current price is fine if that's their goal, especially for those who bought and held Bitcoin several years ago and are currently making a decent profit.
However, it's important to understand that when planning to buy more Bitcoin after selling, expectations may not be as high as the previous investment period. It's best to set aside some Bitcoin to hold if you want to sell. Anyone might regret selling all their Bitcoin without the opportunity to buy more.

Well spoken, your right time may not be my right time as everyone has their own choice to make. There's never an ultimate time to sell because Bitcoin's price will keep changing over and over again and everyone has different target, there are investors that sold when Bitcoin was at $100k and some investors even bought at $100k to sold at $118k and as long as they have made their profit to reinvest again I don't see anything wrong with that and even if new investors buy at the current price now there's still a chance that they will make profit in future.

Depends on their calculations as well. Some people sell when they are dealing with a ton of money for the time being.

So, we need to consider how things are changing so it needs to be personal and some people might be real and that should be a very important to focus on things are changing. This is obviously a great deal and could make a lot of money.

There isn't really a way to move forward with just "one" correct way of thinking, everyone has their own and you can't make a change out of it, you have to learn that. It's clear that we are not facing something that is simple, so you can't really have a solution for it to change.

The hopeful thing is simply just making sure that YOURS is correct for YOU, just do that and you will do fine.