I share a similar thing in the buy dip and hold thread where a guy who sold his 1,700 BTC at $0.30 per bitcoin, and when bitcoin increased to $8 per bitcoin, the guy regrets selling his 1,700 BTC at $0.30. Surely so many people who were not patient in holding their bitcoin for a long time missed the opportunity of gaining financial freedom through bitcoin investment, and when they see what bitcoin has accomplished, they always regret their actions of selling too early. We are opportune to see how people who sold their bitcoin too early are living in regret, so whatever the temptation could be, we should not be moved into selling our bitcoin for short-term profit.
That is why is always advisable to have emergency funds where you can easily access monies that you want for any urgency,
I believe the person @Mayor of ogba was emphasising on that sold his 1,700 btc for $0.3 did not sell his Bitcoin because of lack of emergency funds, is either he has a very low conviction on Bitcoin or he was pushed by the profit and if they check very well they could possibly discover other persons who even sold more quantity of Bitcoin than he did, though if most people of those days had understand the strategy people are using today on Bitcoin things would have been very different for them, if I'm to be in there shoe I would actually be scared of looking at Bitcoin price now because the emotion will be too overwhelming, so actually there mistakes should be a lesson for us to no what to do.