You seem to be talking about trading rather than sustainable withdrawal.. So I was suggesting that once a large enough stash is established then 10% per year could be withdrawn in perpetuity as long as the BTC spot price is staying at least 25% above the 200-WMA and the 200-WMA is being used as the valuation of the BTC stash based on bottom prices rather than based on top prices. Perhaps my discussion of this is too complicated for my to be stating it and members seem to be misinterpreting what I am saying.
I never like to think positively about short term bitcoin trading because it's pretty clear to me that the real profits are hidden in the long term accumulation of bitcoins. I may have spent some time to be able to understand what you mean.It is certainly logical that Bitcoin can be withdrawn if the spot price is above 25% if an investor has a decent sized holding. As per your advice I think it must be a sustained withdrawal trend as well as regular bitcoin accumulation so a logical suggestion to fill that void is to continue buying the DCA method uninterrupted.
But I think if he has the stamina to do it for a longer period of time from regular DCA deposits, he should continue to deposit for a cycle or two or more without withdrawal.
I surely am suggesting to attempt to reach a state of over-accumulation before beginning a time-based sustainable withdraw approach.
Of course! An investor should build a rational holding in his long term Bitcoin journey where he will simultaneously accumulate Bitcoins in the DCA strategy and take advantage of a maximum 25% withdrawal from excess savings if the spot price is higher than the average purchase price.