Is the 4-year cycle still legit? I mean, can we really expect Bitcoin to hit new ATHs every four years?
Is the 4-Year Cycle Still Relevant?
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AtomicBridgeMember
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#2Jul 2, 2019, 01:29 AM
People are saying to hold long term, but I believe Bitcoin is gonna hit new highs in the next four years. Why should I wait longer?
lol, you plan to take profits every 4 years? That might not be the best way to grow your Bitcoin stash.
Holding for a decade seems like forever. I just wanna take some profits now and see where it goes later.
5tack_2014Member
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#5Jul 2, 2019, 11:21 AM
You’re right to be cautious about timeframes, but if you keep selling at ATHs, are you really increasing your Bitcoin holdings?
Selling at peaks sounds nice, but it might not actually grow your BTC. Just a thought.
I get what you’re saying, but patience pays off in crypto. Long-term holding usually beats short-term flipping.
It’s about when to sell really. If you sell now, that’s profit, but holding might get you much more in the next bull run.
So, if I’m not here in ten years, should I ditch my BTC? No way! Bitcoin is my investment regardless of where I am.
Why wait till the next ATH? If I sell now, I might miss out on a huge jump next year.
Bro, the idea that you have to hold for 10 years or more is overkill. Four years is long enough, trust me.
I don’t think everyone has to hold for a decade though. A lot of folks think 4 years is already long term.
We’re talking about cycles, but nobody really knows for sure if 4 years will be an exact prediction.
n1nja_2020Newbie
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#14Jul 8, 2019, 02:36 PM
But wait, if you’re talking about holding for just 4 years, how can we be sure we’ll even see new highs then?
You’re focusing too much on time. Invest what you can afford to lose and see what happens.
raven_2020Member
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#16Jul 10, 2019, 06:58 AM
Sure, you can do what you want, but if you’re just flipping, are you really maximizing your profits?
Long-term investing doesn’t mean you have to be glued to the screen all the time. Just chill.
Yeah, 4 years can still be considered long term. Life happens, but it’s all about strategy.
Seems like everybody’s got their own plan. Some hold short, some long. I guess figure out what works for you.
bear_diamondMember
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#20Jul 10, 2019, 02:21 PM
But should we be so sure about 4-year cycles? We wanna be ready for whatever the market throws at us.