The current context of the Bitcoin Market (BTC), where digital currencies are already over USD 120,000, has led to important debate, such as knowing what investors can get out of all their holdings.
Famous Argentine bitcoiner Nicholas Bourbon began his investigation on his X account, pushing the audience and finding out if some of this is willing to sell all of his Bitcoin.
This was a consultation with a large participation that has more than 900 people interacting with investors and enthusiastic Bitcoiners. All of these expressed a variety of perspectives. This was won by the beliefs, strategies and feelings of those who are part of the most valuable digital asset ecosystem.
For some users, There is a clear price that is justified to sell all BTC. For others, the only idea of exhausting Satoshi (the smallest measure of Bitcoin) is not possible.
Among those who responded positively, the most repeated argument is that if prices allow radical changes in life, everything is sold. As Xnéstor users said, “If you change your life dramatically, it’s clear that you’re selling almost everything.”
“But everything? Don’t stay a little in case Bitcoin rises forever. Even if it’s less… 1 btc or 0.25 btc or 0.1 btc … something you have to leave a child behind,” he said. “I could have allowed myself to not make a 1% profit from BTC after spending so many hours here and fell to zero.
Others, such as Josué Erazo, propose more technical strategies. They sell at the top of the cycle and buy back on the ground. His message was direct: “It’s easy, I sell everything near the top. And I’ll buy again and get closer to the market floor in the next bear market.” Now, it’s worth asking… Does Joshua know how the top of the cycle is?
Cryptopetit, on the other hand, considers two purposes: “In this cycle, I’ll wait for $220,000 or I don’t sell anything and for five years at $500,000.”
The discussion arises in an upward context: Bitcoin has already surpassed the $120,000 barrier, Maintain the urge to prolong over the next few weeks. Some analysts, such as British Bank Standard analysts, expect BTC to reach $250,000 in this cycle. Furthermore, in terms of market capitalization, as reported by Cryptoics, Bitcoin is already more valuable than Amazon.
Following the discussion, some users They expressed a more emotional and philosophical position. Santi Lopez was clear: “An extreme case of some of the benefits of attending. Otherwise, he would never,” he said.
Criticism emerged against those who could ultimately transfer their stakes and sell them. “In the end, the fool runs out of a single Satoshi.
The concept of “money enough to live without pressure” was also lit up during the discussion. Nico Sapoliti commented: “The answer lies on the side of each individual’s money. That means you have the amount of money you can choose in life without any pressure.” But for him, this “doesn’t mean stopping sitting.”
For Mart, the ideal selling moment doesn’t depend solely on the price of Bitcoin. However, regarding the macroeconomic environment: “For me today, that number is above $300,000, and it’s not likely to happen in the short term. You also need to assess how the prices of the economy move in general. Maybe BTC is multiplied by three and a price,” he said.
Other participants indicated that they would not consider selling because they had very little investment. But just like long term savings, we’ll leave it unharmed. A user who Franco described as this explained, “In my case, my investment is very little, so I invested in the previous bull market and I’m for retirement.”
Meanwhile, Marco pointed out the concept of retirement. “It makes sense to make a profit if there is something related to spending or investment, while that’s for retirement.”
Feelings, strategies, personal reasons
When analyzing the responses, Nicholas Bourbon, author of the survey, said, “I have such a large percentage of people who have a price to sell everything. I am amazed at the idea that ‘sell everything…not just a percentage’. Bitcoin sounds strange unless you have a good reason. ”
Bourbon’s discussion helped to show the invisible part of the market: personal feelings, strategies, reasons It encourages financial decisions in a decentralized space.
Although there is no original conclusion, the investigation showed a common tension between financial rationality. And the fear of missing out on the “Great Climbing” final.
For some, Bitcoin is a tool of financial freedom. Generation Reserve for others. And for some, bets they’re willing to play to the end.
In the midst of a bull market with optimistic forecasts and record-breaking prices, Nicholas Bourbon’s questions continue to resonate. Apparently the answer is It says much more about each person than the market itself. And spoiler alert: For now, 54% of votes have earned a “no.”
