you shouldn't procicute yourself over selling some stash Wayback when there was an uptrend. at a point in every one's life there is that tempting sensation that make you feel to sell off, and you might end up selling some stash but that doesn't change anything from you. let by gone be by gone. what matters is how you where able to make some corrections and still keep to the rules. by now I know your wallet will be like a straw berry, waiting to chop off. LOLs
I feel real good about my whole system, and I don't even feel that bad about my mistakes - except just to sometimes realize how our perspectives change, and even when I analyze some of my past behaviors, I will sometimes see some of the behaviors, practices and mindset differently now as compared to when I was doing some of them, and it is not like I could have had changed what I was doing at the time, and maybe even with after the fact knowledge there still is no real way to change what you might have been doing, but it is just that your perspective changes, and I am not even sure if it becomes more enlightened later, or maybe it was more enlightened at the time that I was doing it.. because some of my framings were different, and so for example, I did not really become obsessed with the 200-Week moving average until maybe in the last 4-5 years.
In recent times, this thread is becoming difficult to keep up with.
It is nice to see that quite a few members are interacting with this thread, and also they are attempting to put some kind of a personal variation of ongoing and persistent BTC accumulation, and I still think that some of these guys could end up getting burnt if they are not working towards making it through a whole cycle, and surely there are quite a few guys that are going to need a couple of cycles before they might be in a position to really start to move away from regular and ongoing BTC accumulation.
Of course, each guy has to decide for himself, and some of the mistakes can be anticipated, which largely end up boiling down to either stopping and/or slowing down on the accumulation and/or selling too many of their coinz too soon... and so each guy has to figure these things out for himself and also anticipate the temptations to make certain kinds of mistakes like that.. and perhaps maybe sometimes the solution might be to modify the DCA amount or to otherwise consider the cash situation in order to continue with the DCA.. ... but of course, even guys who might have ONLY been accumulating $10 per week, and who might have invested $5,200 into bitcoin after 10 years, they may well start to feel that their BTC holdings have become quite large and that their ongoing contribution of $10 per week is not enough to make a difference.. so sure, they might be correct that they might be better off starting to put their $10 per week in some other place.
Fair enough.
There are going to be temptations to either sell or to stop accumulating BTC.. and there is ONLY so much anyone else can say to stop guys from doing that, and sometimes it does end up working out for them.. .. and so it could become even more difficult for someone who just got into bitcoin in the past 3-4 months since October 2023, but it may also be quite likely that their stash is way too small and even if someone front loaded his investment, it may well be problematic to try to employ selling techniques.. even though it is tempting.. and I cannot say when it might seem rational to start to employ such techniques of selling, even though historically I have given some examples of someone who might have had been into bitcoin for a few years, and not quite a whole cycle, and who did a lot of front running and even extra buying in the 2022 dip period, so there could be some cases where it starts to seem a bit more ambiguous when guys have accumulated a lot of BTC and they might have over did their accumulation in 2022,
so they have already justified shaving off some profits, even though BTC may well be in a very good bullish posture and at a later date, they may well be regretting their decision to shave profits... and so maybe that ties into why I frequently will talk about a kind of formula that is shaving very small amounts of profits and they are not being shaved in order to buy back, but then there is also a kind of presumption that the BTC allocation that they guy had reached is way more BTC than he needs, so he is not even wanting to buy more BTC, so that when he shaves off some BTC, he is not expecting to buy back.. so that is kind of the standard that I start to consider it acceptable to start shaving off BTC even when there is a quite large odds that the BTC price will keep going up.