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Quote from: Tonimez on Today at 06:27:34 AM

Nice point. But then, are we basing when to sell your bitcoin on over accumulation or on long-term basis? What you might see as over accumulation may not mean that for someone else. However, there's no true threshold as to when a bitcoin accumulation is termed over accumulation". If that be the case I think it would be more proper to advocate more about long-term hodling than over accumulation. A low income earner would never reach such level of 25.166 bitcoin or 17.166 bitcoin probably until death. So what is your yardstick for measuring over accumulation??

Also, a high income earner or entrepreneur could reach that "Your over accumulation" threshold in less than one year, does that qualify him to sell a part??

I sometimes get fanatic about slow and steady approach, DCA, because it works on both ends of long-term holding and possible over accumulation. A newbie could set his threshold at 1bitcoin in 5 years and spread through the intervals of weekly DCA. Someone else would be excited to achieve 1 bitcoin in 10 years. All what matters is knowing that you are accumulating bitcoin and that you are not selling off in panic and that you are also living up to your responsibilities. This stage of over accumulation may not really sit well among folks of low income earners.

I will say that we are basing to sell our Bitcoin on Long term because that is the only best opportunity that we can allow our portfolio to grow and have compounded value, every one deserves to have their own assessment of their over accumulation status based on their own circumstances which includes the time, energy and the amount they feel that they have invested to certified them having such conclusions to say they have acquired over accumulation status, the over accumulation status is more like telling yourself that you have invested more than enough in Bitcoin based on your own circumstances which of course will differs from the next person, mind you the long term investment thesis recommendation is for at least 4 to 10 years or even more.

Exactly what I was trying to say. Over accumulation is not a general phenomenon and shouldn't have anything to do as to when to sell your bitcoin. Everyone is independent as to what to call over accumulation but one thing is generally acceptable, the DCA strategy by discretionary income. Whatever you wish to do is contained in the DCA strategy and could help save you from selling off your assets before time.

Bitcoin has only limited supply of 21 million with only 10% of it remaining to mine so there is no such thing as over accumulation for me. We should accumulate bitcoin as much as we can. Doing DCA strategy using our spare amount of money after paying the essential expenses is the best approach to increase our holdings without risking our financial security. DCA also is less stressful as you don't need to time the market waiting for the bottom to buy. We're still at the early stage of bitcoin's mass global adoption. There's still plenty of room to grow. In 5 or 10 years, once more countries become interested in bitcoin, it's still possible for its price to increase double, triple, or maybe even higher. Our aim for now while accumulating is to be patient and believe in bitcoin's long-term potential.