We look at the quantity of BTC and we look at how long that they have been in, but then they may also be considering various aspects of their personal situation that include
the 9 factors.
They also may not be ready to move into something that involves sustainable withdrawal or maintenance, even though they may well consider that they have accumulated enough based on their own circumstances.
These 9 points are equally important and from my perspective the
cash flow is the biggest factor that influence you investment strategy about Bitcoin. Of course everyone has its own way of looking about these 9 points. I would make decision only after calculating how much cash flow I have for Bitcoin.
Sure cashflow is important, but I have troubles suggesting that as a general principle cashflow is going to be more important than the others.
We could even look at the earlier hypos that I provided, or maybe we have to come up with some other example in which we might suggest three guys with similar levels of cashflow..
let's say that each of them earn around $3k per month, and they each have about $2k in expenses. So there is $1k left over that could be used for investing into bitcoin... so all three guys are pretty much the same. Let's say that each of them have equally-sized investment portfolios when it comes to various non-BTC stuff.. and maybe they have around $100k in their various non-BTC investments.
So this is the ONLY way that the three guys differ.
Guy one has 5 BTC
the second guy has 2.5 BTC
and the 3rd guy has zero BTC
That seems to be a pretty important fact.
What if we take another hypothetical with guys that are very similar in their networth and their cashflow except one guy is 25 years old, the second guy is 50 years old and the 3rd guy is 75 years old. timeline for these guys seems to be pretty important for their decision-making.
What if we take another example that involves similar cashflow but different kinds of investments or sizes of investments.
I guess that my point is that all of the factors are likely important to consider in terms of how each of the factors affects how a guy is going to approach his bitcoin investment.
But if you are suggesting that cashflow is the most important because you have to have a cashflow before you can even invest, then sure that probably is true unless you happen to be the recipient of some large sum of money and then you are just trying to figure out how to allocate that money so that you can generate a passive income into the future... so then the value that you are receiving is going to serve as a cashflow, as long as you invest it in a way that causes it to be sustainable rather than eating into the principle... but whether you want to eat into the principle or have the investment as sustainable would likely depend on your timeline.. asking yourself: how long you need to make this investment/principle last?