Your comment seems very confusing. An investor's goal should be to keep buying until they have accumulated enough Bitcoin in their portfolio and hold on to their holdings until their term expires. It depends on the investor whether they can hold on to their holdings. If a person is patient, they will be able to hold on to their investment. If a person is not patient, they will not be able to hold on to their investment.
Leave it to the individual to decide what a person's goal should be. Because your goal and mine are not the same. It seems a bit confusing in your sentence that you are defining what a person's goal should be. You can say a little more gently here that it is better to focus on continuous purchases until a person's goal is met and to hold on until his planned goal is achieved.
We are not obligated to set a goal and you have to plan how to meet it. In this case, you need to keep your foundations strong to make your plan successful. Such as your prudent source of income, defense system and long-term attitude. If your foundations are weak, you will not be able to achieve your goal with faith.
One of the difficulties in regards to trying to be too specific with the idea of goal-achievement is the suggestion that the goals can be established in concrete ways, which might be difficult to exactly outline the goals in concrete ways - including that many of us likely acknowledge that the dollar as a measurement stick is a bit inaccurate and imprecise - and even figuring out generally what standard of living that we might want in the future as compared with our current standard of living might not be easy to establish - even though sure there could be some tangibility in terms of maybe comparing our future standard of living to our current standard of living while potentially accounting for some of the technical changes that might happen in the next 4 to 10 years or even some time line that might be further out when we might be anticipating starting to either live off our bitcoin or to have our bitcoin somehow supplement our then standard of living.
It can be a bit more difficult to establish if we might be striving to have the kinds of stuff and activities of some role model that we might have in mind, especially if the standards of the role model are quite a bit higher than our current standards, so we would have to become accustomed to those higher standards to the extent that they are even realistic for very many of us to be thinking in those kinds of terms, yet personally, I don't really want to proclaim that the higher standards might not be reachable - even though frequently, from my perspective, we frequently don't need to establish outrageous goals in order that we might be able to describe situations in which we might be sufficiently happy.. even though none of us really can substitute our own ideas of reasonable goals for the ideas that others might have in terms of reasonable goals, especially since some folks might have goals that involve way more than the reaching of mere financial freedom and they may well want to influence and change the lives of others through their anticipated future wealth, power and/or influences.
Personally, I don't like to get into contemplating those kinds of higher goals that go beyond lower levels of financial freedom and self-sovereignty that does not necessarily embark into the social influence areas that some folks seem to want to achieve... and they surely are free to have those kinds of individualistically tailored higher level goals... if that's what floats their boat.