profit taking

Profit taking refers to the act of selling an investment, such as stocks or other financial assets, in order to realize or secure the gains that have accumulated from an increase in the asset’s price. It often occurs after a period of price appreciation, when investors decide to lock in profits rather than risk potential future losses if the market turns downward.
  1. Robert Kiyosaki Takes Profit After Selling $2.25M in Bitcoin

    Robert Kiyosaki Takes Profit After Selling $2.25M in Bitcoin

    Robert Kiyosaki Takes Profit After Selling $2.25 Million Worth of Bitcoin Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling personal-finance book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has revealed that he sold a portion of his bitcoin holdings during the latest market correction. The investor said he offloaded $2.25...
  2. Are Bitcoin Whales Signaling the Peak of the Bull Market?

    Are Bitcoin Whales Signaling the Peak of the Bull Market?

    Are Bitcoin Whales Signaling the Peak of the Bull Market? A surge in whale activity has sparked concern across the crypto community, with several high-profile holders moving substantial amounts of BTC onto exchanges. But experts caution that these transactions may reflect normal market behavior...
  3. QCP Capital: Bitcoin Faces Pressure as Long-Term Holders Take Profits

    QCP Capital: Bitcoin Faces Pressure as Long-Term Holders Take Profits

    QCP Capital: Bitcoin Faces Pressure as Long-Term Holders Take Profits Singapore-based trading firm QCP Capital has released a new report pointing to profit-taking by long-term Bitcoin holders as the main driver behind the cryptocurrency’s recent decline. Despite strong fundamentals, BTC’s...
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