Okay, if you're planning to hodl till you die, what's the point? It's like not having this money at all because money is a means of exchange, something you give to someone in exchange for something meaningful for you (goods or services). If you don't want to sell Bitcoin for fiat, it's okay. If you want to hodl for a while, it's fine. But hodling till the rest of your life is meaningless, unless you want someone specific to inherit the funds (they were never meant for your own benefit) and have made arrangements in place.
As for the update on accepting Bitcoin since September 2021, I'd like to hear more! Have you analysed the percentage of customers that pay in Bitcoin or the average number of Bitcoin payments you get per month/quarter? Is your revenue in BTC a sizeable amount, comparable to your revenue in fiat? It would be great to hear how accepting Bitcoin in a physical store works out for you in practice and how many people use this option. I'm sure I'm not the only one here who'd be interested to hear about it.