Guys do have to figure out these kinds of matters for themselves, and I can see why someone who had been building up his bitcoin investment for 4-10 years or longer may feel like he wants to take some profits, and he might even get excited and sell too much too soon, such as selling 25% to 50% of his stash or more, but then if he really reflects on the power of bitcoin, he likely should be able to figure out some sustainable withdrawal systems that are either price based or time based that will end up resulting in his being able to continue to withdraw bitcoin yet to also be able to allow his bitcoin to continue to grow in terms of its dollar value (so he ends up largely sustaining most of his BTC stash, but still withdrawing from it on a fairly regular basis).

I didn't think to provide an example of AI work here, my mistake.

Stop loss is applied according to ATR (Average True Range).
Transactions in On-chain data are filtered by median, MAD and 95th percentile... and so on with each agent.
Then all the data is sorted, filtered and processed by different ML models.

Here how the result looks:

Both cryptocurrency and real estate both are good both are important and one can not be neglected for other. Real estate is a physical asset while cryptocurrency is an online asset. You can be making money from real estate and be using it to invest in Bitcoin.

Both cryptocurrency and real estate both are good both are important and one can not be neglected for other. Real estate is a physical asset while cryptocurrency is an online asset. You can be making money from real estate and be using it to invest in Bitcoin.

the one thing that I find so revolutioniary with bitcoin is the fact that you can access your money anywhere as long as you remember the seed phrase, basically you can be stranded in a jungle with some random scrap laptop you'd find on trash and as long as there's internet you can access it.

The best time to buy and hold is now because we don't know what will happen in the market. Price could keep going bullish while you are still waiting to buy at the dip. The dip is one of the best pont to make profits from the market and at the same time, it could be somehow difficult to predict where and when we are at the dip. You might not know the best time to buy it you are actually looking to buy at the dip. The dip will always come for us especially if you understand the market movement and structure very well. Traders are easy to spot these dips but sometimes it might not really look like a dip, maybe a fake out that could look like you are actually buying the dip when price keeps going down.

I think the only advantage of keeping your funds in one wallet is easier access, but it would be devastating if the wallet gets hacked.  On the other side, having your funds on different wallets created on various devices is somehow troublesome and needs more effort but the security of preventing a total loss when hacked happens is much higher.

There is still hope however, to those who do not own Bitcoin, and I believe even in the next few years maybe 5-6 years it still wouldn't be late to own a Bitcoin.
But still , presently it's still detrimental not to own Bitcoin, I mean right now there are still people who are hurt by the fact that they do not own a Bitcoin yet and some people are still working towards owning Thier first BTC.