Surely, peeps here recognize that I remain an incrementalist, so I do not get so excited about trying to time injections of value from prior sales.  The injections are pre-decided (sometimes tweaked a wee bit based on changes in my sentiment), and created in such a way that I give almost no shits about whether they are executed or not except of course I do prefer them to get executed when the BTC price starts getting within a few fractions of a percent of triggering.

I will agree that there can be some times in which it will begin to become perceivable and seemingly obvious that the BTC price is going to go shooting past my orders and not stop.. but even those kinds of perceptions of obviousness does not tend to cause me to make any kinds of significant changes to my system because overall the system is working great to stack both dollars and BTC and to cause them to be available for whatever I would wish, upon discretion. 

Now, of course, if we look at a price movement from $10k-ish up to $58k-ish, we surely could appreciate that a whole hell of a lot of excess dollars were generated (or made available) during that period of time, so there could end up being some discretion regarding whether that excessive quantity needs to be re-thunk or not.  One thing that I did do around early January was to change my buy order increments from $500 to $1,000 and also to remove buy orders that were on the books between $4k-ish and $9k-ish.. -- still keeping some buy orders mid $9ks... so those overall tweaks felt good.. sure there were some tweaks on the upside too, including adding more orders in the UPpity direction - and I did tweak some of the amounts of those down a bit, too.. but not a whole hell of a lot.. but at a level MOAR comfortable to me and what I could see to be happening and considered to have good odds of happening.