[edited out]
No matter what, each of us has to figure out those kinds of matters, and if we are considering that we have a lot of years to live, then we can likely make our bitcoins last and spend from other sources of income prior to spending any of our bitcoin,
even though i am not a part of this conversation but i agree with you that we can make bitcoin last and spend from other source of income, but in the aspect of considering that we have a lot of years to leave then that is unpredictable. sometimes age should be considered when making decision of selling or shaving off some portion of our HODLings considering that we don't own or have control over our lives.
yet if we are in a situation in which all of our income has dried up, then maybe at that point bitcoin becomes our sole source of income. Yet, I would think that it would be more common that we would be drawing from more than one source of income or even using bitcoin to supplement other sources of income that we might have, even if we might have gone into a status of no longer working for income.
i love the fact that you pointed out that an investor may use bitcoin to supplement other source of income if we are no longer working for income, because an investor may start too late maybe at late 50years, and have a long time plan of 20 years to invest maybe he has invested for 15years, in this case i can say shaving off his profit may not be done at exactly 20 years time as proposed, there could be some adjustment in considering taking his profit/ shaving off some profit or invest some of it on other sources of income considering his health over time especially when there is no other source of income to support when his btc now serves as his live saving.
It is difficult to generalize in terms of anticipating how long it may take a person to get to a point that he might quite most if not all of his various kinds of work and the extent to which his bitcoin might serve as a primary income or as a supplement to his income.
Surely, bitcoin seems to be best of the monies and/or investments, so it seems like it would be the last place in which a person would withdraw value, so he would likely be drawing from his inferior sources of income prior to drawing from his bitcoin.
And, yeah, maybe he plans that it could take him 25-35 years or more to reach some variation of fuck you status, which he may well define as his having had built up at least 10 years of his expenses into his bitcoin investment valued at the 200-WMA. So [ur=https://bitcoindata.science/withdrawal-strategy?U2FsdGVkX1+go/0hEZycoA8tm6J4+LvQR+mfOqe2brUiVKB7/4Kc5D2I3DKHi89EiZ5cEkqNF7IDDWuLSwseOg==l]right now, if he consider that he would need $80k per year to live, and then if he had 17.95 BTC, then he may well consider that he had reached the entry level to his fuck you status[/url].
Yet, 15-20-30 years down the road, we can not really project specifics, yet we can kind of ball-parkedly estimate how many BTC we believe it is going to take in order to reach our entry fuck you status level, and it could well be the case that some of us might end up getting close to reaching such status sooner than expected, such as reaching such status within 15 years rather than needing 30 years to get to such status, and we cannot really know in advance regarding how long it might take to reach such status, yet we still might start to realize the extent to which we are getting close to reaching such status, once our bitcoin starts to get up to a certain value level that may start to reach our criterion to constitute 10 years of our expenses at the 200-WMA or some other way that we might choose to valuate our bitcoin investment as compared with and supplemented by any other investments that we might also have. It becomes more clear as we come closer to reaching the numbers, and it may well seem a bit fantastical when we are still a long distance from reaching such numbers.