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The amount of money you take away from your Bitcoin investments ultimately depends on your position in life. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” answer here. But I will say this.

I’ve decided to take half my money off the table when Bitcoin reaches $150k. If I were 22 and had little to no net worth at all, I’d probably do the same thing.

If I were a little older, say 25 to 28, I’d probably just continue to let my BTC holdings compound. Why? Because no asset that a 25- or 28-year-old is going to own will compound at the same rate of return over the next seven years as Bitcoin.

Based on my research, I forecast Bitcoin to be trading around $700,000 by the end of this decade. That’s over 10x its current value.

I can’t give you personal financial advice, but I can tell you that holding onto your core Bitcoin stack is almost never a mistake. The REAL mistake is owning no Bitcoin at all.

Have you gotten into the game yet?

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The amount of money you take away from your Bitcoin investments ultimately depends on your position in life. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” answer here. But I will say this.

I’ve decided to take half my money off the table when Bitcoin reaches $150k. If I were 22 and had little to no net worth at all, I’d probably do the same thing.

If I were a little older, say 25 to 28, I’d probably just continue to let my BTC holdings compound. Why? Because no asset that a 25- or 28-year-old is going to ow...Read More

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