You are a little all over the place with your talking points Princess Leah... It is like you are lacking focus.
If you might be attempting to think more concretely, then surely how many BTC were you able to accumulate in the past 5-10 years, and if you are still feeling like you don't have enough BTC, then you would focusing on gathering more BTC for the next 5-10 years, especially since we cannot turn back the clock.
Another thing about your speculation about what might happen with BTC in the next 50 years.. sure no problem, but that happens to be way the fuck out there, and yeah a lot of things could happen to bitcoin, and maybe we need some ballpark ideas where we think bitcoin might go in 50 years, yet that hardly makes too much sense as compared to focusing more specifically where are we at now, and what might we be doing and/or planning to do within more immediate time frames, such as 5-10 years as you mentioned... and without getting overly distracted about what happened in the past 5-10 years, except for our need to assess where we are at.. but it is not like we can go back an do-over any of the places where we might have fucked up in the past 5-10 years - except maybe learning how to improve upon areas in which we might have had made some mistakes...and if we continue to be lacking in focus in regards to what to do now, then that is likely not going to be very helpful in regards to helping us to sufficiently adequately progress to where we might want to be rather than where we wished we would have had gotten.
Time matters.
If you are 68 holding for ten years is not appealing,
If you are 38 hodl for 10 years is pretty much a must.
Under 38 hodl longer.
the gray areas are 38 to 68.
What do you have to say about those who are holding with the intention of passing a larger chunk of their asset to heirs? I understand that your reference or interest might be those who are holding for their personal retirement so they could enjoy their Bitcoin when they are no more in active service. However, certain scenarios can require someone to hold Bitcoin with the intention of passing them to the next generation Somehow, I think it is pertinent for every investor to think and plan for what will become of their Bitcoin when we are gone because no one knows with certainty how long he will be around. Having this mindset will somehow encourage people to hold longer because if you know that the Bitcoin in your portfolio will go to heirs, there will hardly be any panic to sell, instead you will be thinking of buying more to be able to hand over something reasonable to the next generation.