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This thread serves as an extension to the maintenance and liquidation portion of my BTC Investment ideas thread since some of the various Opening posts in that thread were starting to get overly cluttered and potentially confusing.
1)   This post: Introduction (Opening Post 1):
2)   Opening Post 2: Creating monthly withdrawal limits - based on the then BTC Spot price's direction and distance from the 200-week moving average, and of course a withdrawal rate and quantity of coins in the account
3)   Opening Post 3: Establishing price-based sell thresholds - including potential buy back options (yes seeming to border on trading - but really could be considered as ways to insure the BTC holdings from inevitable volatility
4)   Opening Post 4: Reserved - still to be determined
I am hoping that some of these ideas will be helpful to others, besides me and maybe helpful for institutions and/or governments too.

Anyone have any suggestions, questions or similar ideas that they would like to share in this thread? Please do.

Even though I made this as a self-moderated thread, I am open to attempts to critique the various ideas or investment frameworks herein, but at my discretion I may delete posts that I determine to devolve too much into personal attacks (without seeming to provide adequate substance), shitcoin pumpening, bitcoin naysaying (that largely appears to me to be backhanded ways to shill some kind of a shitcoin) trolling or shilling.

I would like to NOT delete many if any posts, but let’s see how it goes.
Last Edited: December 17, 2023

I have been acknowledging you and recognizing your efforts and contribution to this forum, you are so Educative and your expertise is impressive, you must be wondering why I posted today and the thread has been existing for months, well I came across it today and I found it interesting, informative and helpful so I decided to read it.

It took me some time to read it, but after reading it I realized that those time I spent on it does not go in vain, because this thread will really be helpful to me and i believe that it will also be helpful to a lots of people in the forum. Following this ideas will help someone to become a successful/good bitcoin investor. I really appreciate your guidance. Thanks

Of course, learning through the forum allows for more of an interactive process, as compared with just reading some information sources in other formats, so surely I don't mind interacting with members on the topic of this thread or my BTC Investment ideas thread that is also linked within the OP of this thread. I consider my investment ideas thread to be touching upon the more basic ideas of BTC accumulation and more applicable to more people since the inspirations regarding why any of us might choose to invest into bitcoin as compared with other places that we can place time, energies and value might come through ideas that I attempt to discuss in my investment ideas thread,... so surely the investment ideas thread seems to have a potential to help guys to consider, plan and/or put into practice the accumulation of bitcoin and to potentially be able to focus on bitcoin accumulation rather than considering trading, gambling and/or the accumulation and/or fucking around with shitcoins.

This here sustainable withdrawal and/or portfolio maintenance thread may well be for those bitcoiners who have already mostly gotten through their BTC accumulation stages or who have already spent a decent amount of time accumulating BTC, so they might start to plan, consider and put into practice what they might be doing to either maintain their BTC holdings or to start to employ sustainable withdrawal practices (price based and/or time based), to the extent to which they might consider bitcoin as a long-term life-time investment, rather than an investment (or trade) that they might want to sell for dollars in shorter timelines (absent if they might have some age or health issues that might contribute to their having to sell their BTC rather than their considering and/or employing some kinds of sustainable withdrawal practices - like those discussed in this thread).

Absence some evidence to the contrary (or some affirmative statement to demonstrate otherwise), I tend to presume that an overwhelming majority of forum members are similarly situated as the vast majority of the world's population in which a vast majority are either early in their BTC accumulation phases or they still have not yet accumulated enough BTC or more than enough BTC, whether they are a low coiner or hopefully not a no coiner (even though there are some no coiner forum members participate in this forum too). .. so anyhow, absent your having had already accumulated a decent amount of BTC (or telling me that's your status), my BTC investment ideas thread might be more appropriate for your particulars, unless you want to point out some of your own particulars or questions that might allow some consideration that this thread might be applicable to your situation. Let me know, and surely I have no problem with any forum members interacting with the ideas of this thread or even posting questions or comments within the thread after decently long periods of no posting herein.. From my perspective the ideas are largely evergreen, even if I might have some changes in some of my ideas from time to time in regards to the applicability of some of the particulars.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the two threads. It seems like you're suggesting that your BTC Investment Ideas thread might be more relevant to members who are early in their BTC accumulation phase, while this Sustainable Withdrawal and Portfolio Maintenance thread might be more suitable for those who have already accumulated a decent amount of BTC and are looking to maintain their holdings or employ sustainable withdrawal strategies. Is that a correct interpretation?