I agree with all of this, while at the same time, seats will come available as the price goes up, but yeah at the same time, if the price did not go up enough, then some of those seats will still not come available and people surely can choose whether or not to give up some seats, even if they know that they are limited.. and yeah, if they are holding 100 chairs but they only need 1 or 2 or 10, they may well be willing to give up 5 of their chairs at $115k, and then perhaps another 3 chairs at $173k and another chair or two at $276k.. .. so they might not even realized that they were holding so many chairs until at some later point down the road.. and surely there are some guys with 1,000s of chairs...
Dear JJG, as you said, after an investor reaches his investment limit, he can sell some parts of the chair at different prices. For example, you said to give up some at $115,000 and then give up some when it goes above $170,000.
Now my point is, if they don't need the money at that moment, why would they break the chair's foundation?
If he breaks it without need, he might invest that money in some other sector or he might use the money unnecessarily [which only makes his strong base unstable]. Now, let's say he breaks his Bitcoin stock and converts it into leaves (which can turn into ashes) or invests it in some other sector, will it be more profitable than Bitcoin? Can it protect a person's money from inflation better than Bitcoin?
No matter what people say, I still consider Bitcoin to be the safest asset. Because I know its specific amount [if there are only 100 apples in the world and someone or some group keeps two, three or five apples for themselves, it must be valuable] then why should I sell my apples and go buy oranges whose amount in the world no one knows.
Yes, a person can sell his Bitcoin after having saved enough when he needs a house or a new car for urgent transportation.
Again, if he retires and later there is no profit from all the sectors he invested in other than Bitcoin and the emergency fund runs out, then he can sell some of his previously created Bitcoin collection to survive.
But without the need for money, I will never encourage a person to sell Bitcoin even if he has achieved his target amount of Bitcoin and there is a sufficient amount of profit.
Why should he take care of them? Bitcoin is still protecting his assets from inflation in these unstable times in the world.
My message to people would be-
Spend only what you need, not more.
You go to your destination quickly but don't have an accident.
You should go down if necessary, but not in a rush, as this may require an MRI.
Be cheerful, not over crazy.