I am not sure whether your framework is good Pi-network314159, because there could be some questions regarding how many coins you have
I am inperfect, striving to accumulate as much as possible from when i have realise my mistakes. I explained it earlier in the dip and HODL thread, that I made some mistakes regarding wrong investment and ever since then I have been accumulating and never want to miss out because I have understand the importance of HODLing for a long time. here was my reply after my mistake.
click here.from hence I have decided not to fall for cheap scam shitcoins for short term profit. I may not have enough in my portfolio in regard to your question, but like you always say we should start with what we can afford invest that will not affect us by not overdoing it. I know the way I sounded looks like one who may have accumulated alot of btc, but I was saying that in anticipation towards my experience, and would never want any body to go through that part again.
that will see them to gaining better in the future. It's a mentality something that needs the right orientation or some sort of massive reorientation to bringing such individuals out of those short termed mindset, and I guess this kind of discussion is really helping to shape the right narrative for short sighted investors. And again, most people find it difficult to invest in Thier future in a manner that they might not necessarily see quick returns and so regardless of the prospect the future holds for long term investors, it doesn't get easy for them to shift thier mindset to focus more about accumilating for the long term.
Reorientation is good to chanel traders or short term investors focus on the right part , but the matter is how many is ready to follow the right part? If I where some orientators I wouldn't want to border myself educating people whom are not really ready to learn, because it's like pouring water in a basket. But what really matters is just to pass the information across to people who are willing to learn because not all are really ready to learn. But I believe this discussion will change the narrative of some people who maybe ready to learn, just as you said.
I would suggest that a basic perception is that everyone should be in accumulation mode until they have reached a state of overaccumulation, so in that regard, you are ONLY able to sell once you have assessed your own situation as being in an overaccumulation status, so if you sell you are not selling in order to be able to buy back cheaper.. you are selling because you have already concluded that you have more than you need; however, if the BTC price ends up dropping you could use proceeds from your sales to buy back.. but you are not expecting or needing to buy back, since perhaps the amount that you sell is ONLY going to be a relatively small amount of your stash that is part of the overaccumulation amount.. since you have already assessed that you have more than enough BTC.
sure you are absolutely right. accumulation process need to be continued to a point when even if you sell some of you stash, it wouldn't affect your accumulating process anymore or would not border to accumulate because you have enough. but the question is, how many people are financially buoyant to accumulate to that point where accumulation will not be there problem? you know we have different investor and their capacity. your absumbtion is referencing to whales who can accumulate to that point. but my question still repeat what about those who cant afford that kind of number of coin? I guest they will continue to where their capacity would take them to even if it's 0.1btc or 0.5btc or 1btc . another question now is that whoever that accumulate upto 0.1btc as the highest or any of the figures I provided above, can he also be considered as someone who has over accumulated? or at that point doesn't need to buy back ? In your opinion what is the minimum or average Level of an accumulator to stop and consider himself as over accumulation?