If a guaranteed Bitcoin rally was a fact, would you lock in profits or ride the wave?

[Onino]

Let’s say we know a massive pump is guaranteed—are you taking chips off the table or letting it ride to the moon? Honestly, I think I’d just diamond hand it because the FOMO of selling early would kill me.

 

[gdfgfjkjpy]

I'm the opposite of a HODLer, gotta take profit when I can, so if I knew for sure Bitcoin was gonna moon, I'd lock in my gains and invest in some other altcoins with potential for higher growth, no need to stress about the volatility.

 

[Евва]

Honestly, if I knew for a fact that BTC was gonna moon in the near future, I'd probably lock in some profits, maybe 20-30% of my current stack, and then reassess from there, but only if I'm comfortable with the tax implications in my area, of course. Not sure if I'd ride the wave for the long haul, but a guaranteed gain is hard to pass up.

 

[hotsot123]

Gotta ride the wave if it’s a sure thing. Why leave money on the table? I’d just HODL until the top is in.

 

[register77]

personally ill be locking in profits as soon as I see a guaranteed rally on the horizon, no need to risk all my gains on a sure thing and im pretty sure ill have some HODLers telling me im crazy for cashing out

 

[dagelo]

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[ArtARTs36]

I’m going full diamond hands on that one, no doubt. If the pump is guaranteed, why bother taking chips off the table early? Just let it ride to the moon.

 

[Буслик]

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[дедушка11]

If the pump is guaranteed, I’m degening it and riding all the way to the moon. Diamond hands all the way—you don’t sell when the number only goes up.

 

[vo35]

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[danic]

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[Str1k3ru]

If I knew it was a sure thing, I’d leverage up and ride the wave to the top. No point in taking profits early when the moon mission is confirmed