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AlanSantana
Nov 27, 2022 12:55 AM

Bitcoin Will Hit $150,000 to $200,000 by 2026 (Late 2025) Long

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It is true we have not seen the bottom of the bear market... But its getting close.

Just as we had to prepare for this bear market;
We prepare by withdrawing, saving and taking care of all paperwork.

We also have to prepare for the bull market by making a plan now detailing what we will do when the euphoria is in full force.

How will you approach the next peak?

How much of your capital will you keep?

How much will you leave behind to just let it devalue and sit?

What percentage of your capital will you consider to take as your profit?

Are you going to wait for the high or sell portions on the way up?

Will you focus mainly on Bitcoin or do you plan on diversifying through the Altcoins?

How far up do you think Bitcoin will go?

We can see $150,000 easily... But there can be more.

Namaste.
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UnknownUnicorn3631192
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Bitcoin had reached the bottom and it should go up.
AlanSantana
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@Daytrader5000, That would be the best news ever. :)
JoyBoyVegae
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Love the idea and we aren’t bottomed yet. The bear market isn’t over, highly agree. Under 10K is the bottom.
AlanSantana
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@Richburst9, Thanks for sharing. Nice avatar by the way. Love Luffy and Roronoa Zoro.
arvine11
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very well
AlanSantana
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@arviiine, Thanks!
InvestRegularlyandDiversify
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Good questions, been thinking them through. I think 11-12k could be the bottom & will keep buying until it looks like we have lift off on the bull cycle, then sell near the top. If I can just stick to that plan.....but what did Mike Tyson say, "everybody has a plan till they get punched in the face". Good work, thanks
AlanSantana
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@InvestRegularlyandDiversify, Nice phrase. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to comment.

Namaste.
InvestRegularlyandDiversify
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@AlanSantana, you're welcome
Tradersweekly
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We disagree with your forecast like most of the time.
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