Well, hodling forever is a pretty dumb move. Sooner or later you're going to have to sell that coin. A coin itself isn't always going to go up in the future, not to mention that the purpose of hodling itself is to sell it at a larger price so you can profit off of it more. It's just that some people like to do it over very long periods of time, and that they'd rather not spend it even if they've already profited at the current price, they instead wait for a bigger opportunity. Looking at the big picture so to speak. It's all about how you do the market though, you do you, nothing can stop that.
I agree to this one. Not just BTC, but also to other altcoins, memecoins, shitcoins, whatever that is. And yes I was so dumb being greedy and holding too much of those "promising" coins and tokens back then when I didn't had the chance to sell them high. Lesson learned from me. Now I have already started to sell when it goes to my targeted higher price rather than just being greedy. After all, profit is profit and we should be happy of it rather than losing.
Everyone has different plans and targets with the aim of selling profit, not selling at a loss and that is very stupid and whatever the reason is having to wait for the price to go up and make a profit when selling it again.
and for bitcoin it is more appropriate to hold it in the long term to get a very satisfying profit and another reason bitcoin has a low risk as long as we are patient and consistent with it, because even though there is a long decline, it will eventually rise again, even exceeding the highest price.
I treat bitcoins to be kept long term and for reserve funds and sell them when I really need them and as needed, and also some altcoins for short or medium term and sell them only when the price rises above the price I previously bought.