Bitcoin is the kind of asset that you don't need to worry about selling.. just continue to buy at any price for maybe 4-10 years or longer and then reassess.
Sure it is, except someone who already owns a huge portfolio and has gotten a large amount of profits can decide to sell part of their Bitcoin but for someone who is still in accumulating phase should never consider selling their hodling at any price point at all till they have acquired a large amount of it and HODL for long term investment growth. If an investor have gotten a huge portfolio they can decide to make technical analysis of their investment processes such as calculating the price point at which they acquired each fractions of Bitcoin and how much they have been able to acquire within that long interval of time and also do a check and balance of the money they invested with and the profits they have been able to get.
To me that's a bad advice you gave so. When you sell your Bitcoins when the time for substantial withdrawal has not been reached or there aren't any genuine reasons that are so important then selling is wrong even if you have a large portfolio or small one. For those who sell their Bitcoin because they have made some profits from it and then change it into fiat just to hold it in their local bank account that is the dumbest thing to do. It's different when an investor has urgent bills, like tuition fees, sending his children to higher education, fixing the roof of the house if it gets bad and so many others the withdrawal will be reasonable enough to understand.
However, it is not in our hands to decide if an investor should sell or not. Every investor has the right to make decisions in his investment but is indebted to make the right choice. I do dispute the fact that people have different financial situations and incentives to buying Bitcoin and holding. There will always be consequences of our actions whether positive or negative we are not immune to them. One way or another we will speak about the decision we made. To sell or never sell yet.