BTCUSDT pump to ATH before halving and sold out after
Hi dears,
i just thinking about following scenario:
BTC has dropped 18% from all time high and found good bottom place after news of war, fud and etc. Lots of liquidations for the last weeks for longs and lots of people in panic have sold their coins day by day.
I thinking that about following scenario - when BTC will hardly pump to ATH before halving or couple of days after > all mining companies - who have all bitcoins - will start selling them at ATH > for best price as possible > because mining after halving will be much harder and price for ROI (return on investment) i just hear - around 54k BTC should be - that mining can worth to do it and invest money.. so after halving can be good sold out till exactly 54k-52k and than nobody know..
just my thoughts and ideas that i decided to share with you and to discuss.
Please share your ideas and comments regarding that crazy idea.
Not financial advice, please make your own research and invest based on your decisions and risk management.
Good luck folks.
i just thinking about following scenario:
BTC has dropped 18% from all time high and found good bottom place after news of war, fud and etc. Lots of liquidations for the last weeks for longs and lots of people in panic have sold their coins day by day.
I thinking that about following scenario - when BTC will hardly pump to ATH before halving or couple of days after > all mining companies - who have all bitcoins - will start selling them at ATH > for best price as possible > because mining after halving will be much harder and price for ROI (return on investment) i just hear - around 54k BTC should be - that mining can worth to do it and invest money.. so after halving can be good sold out till exactly 54k-52k and than nobody know..
just my thoughts and ideas that i decided to share with you and to discuss.
Please share your ideas and comments regarding that crazy idea.
Not financial advice, please make your own research and invest based on your decisions and risk management.
Good luck folks.