I initially thought that
my second reply explains it. Nevertheless, the graph of
BTC price 2010 - 2025 explains it even better. Though it is not having a big sense the point is close to the riddle if Achilles is going to catch up with the turtle if you know what I mean. On the short distance value will always overcome the price and some extra fiat will always remain. It's like get profit from
BTC1/100 , then get profit of
BTC1/500 and so on. Of course the total amount seem to reduce in amount, but the total value growth supposed to cover all the expenses isn't it?
That still doesnt explain why you would want to sell all of your Bitcoin just to buy it back with some of your money?
So you sell half your Bitcoin for $50k, then want to put $25k back in? Why the hell wouldnt you just sell a quarter of your Bitcoin in the first place? Its the same damn thing with extra, pointless steps. You are just creating unnecessary transactions and likely paying more in fees for absolutely no good reason.