Ive been holding since 2015, I'm up bigly biggie big. That said, it would be a shame if for some reason after spending the nearly the entire year over $100,000+ that it all comes crashing down and I miss out on realising all the gains I've made. I have seen a decent amount of old whales on Bitcointalk sell huge chunks of their stacks, some even fully sold everything, since the $100,000+ mark was a lot of peoples selling point from the early days.That said... what is some legitimate fud you can give me that can convince me to sell and move on from Bitcoin. The only thing that worries me is pic related.
>>60988425Here is your fud: You are not up because you are smart, you are up because you are lucky. Therefore there are many, many more chances that whatever decision you will take will be wildly suboptimal and even inferior to the decisions of day-to-day degens (!). Whatever you will do (buy more/sell/hold) has a bigger probability of being a stupid decision rather than a smart decision. So choose wisely if you can, buddy. Good luck!
>>60988717>you are up because you are luckyHow is it luck to hold through all these years, all those dumps, all the 'its overs', every up, down and unknown? You didn't.
>>60988425>what is some legitimate fud you can give me that can convince me to sell and move on from BitcoinWhy does it have to be all or nothing? Why not sell 10% and use it to improve your life or put it in other less risky investments that won't dump 90%? You're not a michael saylor, you don't have to put your life through volatility like him.He's going to remain a billioniare regardless of what BTC does because of how microstrategy is structured, but you're not that insulated. If it crashes it hurts you. So take some profits for your own sake.
It was 66k only a year ago. The bull case for Bitcoin was that Trump was going to start buying Bitcoin for the government reserves instead of just keeping confiscated coins from criminals. That turned out to be false so now it's going to fall back lower
>>60988425just be cool daddyo cuz...it's different this time!
>>60988425I've heard that BCH will flip BTC any day now.Oh wait I mean BSV, because Craig Wright is the real Satoshi Nakamoto.Anyway, I agree with >>60988791 that you should sell enough to fund your life for the near-term future and hold on to the rest. I've been selling about $15K annually for three of the last four years. That gives me enough for toys and the occasional vacation. If we get a good Uptober and Movember I'll cash out enough to buy a new car (have to do it over two tax years to avoid the capital gains Jews ofc).
The next fed chair going rogue and raising rates to 15%.
>>60988810>The bull case for Bitcoin was that Trump was going to start buying Bitcoin for the government reserves instead of just keeping confiscated coins from criminals. That turned out to be false so now it's going to fall back lowerIt's still not "false". Everyone knew it was going to take time to pass laws to form a reserve and its funding mechanism. Even the optimists knew it was going to be at least a year. Only the dumbfucks thought he was going to start buying on the day he got into office. boobsunrelated
>>60988823>>60988810I never for a second believed the tax payer would ever be buying Bitcoin. That was just Trump LARPing for votes.
