I surely would not even consider my own system as anything close to maximizing the amount of profits, but instead a kind of attempt at tailoring a system in which I am not really bothered by price moves in either direction, even relatively large ones, but surely my whole system is quite skewed on the side of UP, and I was mentioning this to someone in the real world the other day, if I am ONLY selling around 10% for every time that the BTC price doubles, then there is no way to run out of BTC, and sure sometimes the BTC price goes back down and I can buy back, but I don't give too many shits either way... and the other part of the matter, is if the BTC price doubles, then I could sell up to 50% and that would be total profits,  but instead I choose to sell in the ballpark of 10% and perhaps even less, and so what ends up happening is that the remaining 40% compounds on itself over and over and over and over again, and since I have been doing some variation of that since the BTC price was $250 or so, then the BTC price has doubled several times...   Let's look at it:

1)   $250-$500

2)   $500-$1,000

3)   $1,000-$2,000

4)   $2,000-$4,000

5)   $4,000-$8,000

6)   $8,000-$16,000

7)   $16,000-$32,000

   $32,000-$64,000

9)   $64,000-$128,000

So yeah, we have largely been through 8 doublings and then retractions back somewhat, and so there had been retractions several times along the way that allow for buying back.. to the extent that anyone (such as yours truly cares). but also there has been compounding of the amount that were folded over, and if there was a presumption from the start that there were too many BTC in the holdings, the facts have not really changed to negate the presumption of too many BTC all along the way.. and maybe some of these kinds of matters can be better seen by someone who may well end up getting into a status of overallocation and never really getting out of it.. it is like a good problem to have.


Those of us who have largely errored on the side of HODLing and accumulating and sure selling some along the way can be helpful in a lot of ways, including managing psychology and finances... but yeah, it is likely better to get to such position in which you have options to sell without worrying about it.. .. which I frequently like to describe as overaccumulation, but it likely has better names.. or  even other names depending on what is described.. another way of describing the phenomenon is to largely let your winners ride.. . .which surely has been a profitable endeavor when dealing with dee cornz...as long as you have them... and even 0.63 can feel like a whole hell of a lot of cornz when some others more newer entrants into dee cornz may well be  struggling to accumulate 0.21..