When 0.0001 is worth something in fiat terms you'll be glad you hadn't. Fees will be going down proportionately in btc terms.
At that time I'll have an address with a single input. It cost me $1.73 in fiat terms today to consolidate 143 inputs on that address. Somehow I thought consolidating at low sats today better prepares a long term hodl position. Especially considering that transaction fees are likely to go up as new users create economy and network traffic.
How do you know if you have this problem? I just have a ledger No idea if it is dusty, I mean I know the box is. :p
I am thinking that you should at least go through the process of accessing your coins a couple times a year, at least to look at them, and perhaps admire them.
Whether you need to change your storage locations or engage in some kind of consolidation of addresses might change with the passage of time, including considering fees but also considering whether you want to change some locations of some of your coins or the way that you use your coins (such as putting some on lightning or in some other possibly more portable location) or if there have been some changes (or even user-friendliness changes) of some coinjoin (or mixing) services.
Let's say that you have realized that you have 10 BTC in one location, and you want to divide that into more manageable segments. If you are not in a hurry to spend the coin, you might devise a strategy that moves the coin over several months or even over a year or two, yet even the process of making several moving efforts, might cause you to reconsider your plan while you are in the middle of it.
So, on the other hand, if you are largely feeling frustrated by having the burden of 10BTC-ish, you can just sell them all, at any random price
(currently such strategy is referred to as a "mindrust"), and be relieved of all of your then existing BTC burden... and start over with a strategy to DCA $50 per week into BTC.
Once you employ the mindrust strategy, you will likely feel relieved of your BTC burdens until the BTC price starts going up, but resist such urge to buy back into BTC because you recognize that it is just going to cause you stress, just continue DCA'ing into BTC at modest amounts, such as $50 per week (even though you could invest way more than that). At the same time, you will need to recognize and accept that your BTC HODLing stress levels might return (and escalate) in about 4 years, again, after your DCA'ing had built up your BTC value.. but if you regain too much BTC at that time (4 years or so into the future), (let's say that you get to 1BTC this next time around), just do another mindrust, and sell all your BTC and then restructure your DCA strategy to low stress levels, and your BTC HODLing stress levels should decline to more "normal" levels.. just like other folks who don't bother their lil selfies with having the various burdens of HODLing and managing a number of BTC addresses.
*note serious BTC hodlers don't tend to employ the mindrust strategy because they figure out ways NOT to get stressed by attempting to manage their BTC HODLings.
