I alway define my Personal and being specific
I don’t let “enough” be a vague feeling

How much BTC do I need ?
I try to break that down in fiat terms and BTC terms. This makes it easier to gauge my position without chasing the market endlessly.


I try as much as possible to separate emotion from strategy.most times strategy would be boring but Stick to it. I try not to make allocation decision by emotion

Each time I find myself checking charts or panicking about dips, I feel like I might be overexposed.i try to adjust until volatility feels manageable.

I consider: “Would I be okay if BTC dropped 50% tomorrow and stayed there for 2 years?” If not, I rethink my risk.

I Accumulate Early, Adjust Later, if I can front-load, front-load,especially when I am early in the journey.
Oncce I  hit my accumulation targets, I try to scale down purchases and switch focus to maintenance I start stacking small amounts, improving self-custody.

I build a stress-tested system
I write down my BTC strategy so if someone else had to follow it  he won't be asking me questions.

I include rules for accumulation, maintenance, potential exit, and emotional response during drawdowns or euphoric highs.

The less I need to think during volatility, the better.

Engaging With the Right People
You mentioned the WO thread, which is a great resource. Stay in touch with people who don’t flinch, and who think long-term.

Try avoid voices pushing short-term trading, leverage, or emotional decisions.

My goal isn’t to time Bitcoin perfectly. It is to be in Bitcoin when it matters most,and to stay there long enough to benefit. Sir, you seem to be doing that already.