Hi!
Question for those who follow a “hold” strategy. If I understand correctly, the idea is simply to keep your Bitcoin long-term without selling, waiting for its value to potentially increase?
So I’m wondering: do you have a specific price target where you plan to sell someday? Or is your vision more about waiting for Bitcoin to become widely adopted as an everyday currency, usable for regular purchases like any standard money?
HODLers, what’s your endgame?
byu/Organic-King2614 inBitcoin
Posted by Organic-King2614
9 Comments
Retiring one day.
The endgame is not a fiat price.
I may spend some when life requires it, but “selling everything back to fiat” was never the goal.
The goal is to own better money while the world slowly figures out why.
There is no price target as bitcoin sets the price. But I’d probably buy a nice private plane for half a coin.
For most HODLers, the endgame isn’t “sell everything at one price.” It’s usually to hold BTC as long-term savings, then either trim when it becomes too large a share of net worth or use it later as collateral, reserve wealth, or selective spending.
Bitcoin may become more usable for payments over time, but today the stronger thesis is still store of value first, everyday currency second.
My endgame is to split my stack 3 ways for each child in my will and they can borrow against it in the future
It used to be “buy land gods not making more of it” well now we can build islands in the ocean but god himself can’t make more bitcoin
Die, kids inherit Bitcoin
No kids so I’d look to DCA out in retirement to make life more comfortable. If my gruberment gets to greedy and wants too big a slice for doing nothing, then Id look at getting a retirement visa to a low cost of living country and dca out there.
Die rich 🚀
Hold more