Talk about cuisine
mind wandering on lockdown
halvening is near
#haiku
Jobless wanderer
bitcoin sold for food, shelter
what's it for halving?
#haiku from the overseas 
Sounds like over-invested.
Each of us needs to be careful not to overinvest, and if we do overinvest, we need to at least make sure that we have all of our various monthly expenses covered in order that we do not have to sell any BTC, except at a time of our own choosing...
and also best practice is to make sure that we have our expenses covered for 6-18 months in advance which surely can be way more difficult to accomplish when there is an emergency/crisis situation (such as the one that we are in, currently) that seems to have gone quite far beyond many of the most extreme imaginable scenarios.
I am still going to assert that our BTC investment plan has to still attempt to adapt to crazy-ass times, so probably it has really ONLY been 4-6 weeks that we have really realized the scope of this macro-situation - even though many people saw it coming a bit earlier than that, but by the time that the bitcoin price and the various equities went crashing down on March 12th, it became a lot more apparent that we have a very problematic macro-situation that is likely NOT going wished away.. so perhaps, at that point, many of us have to tweak our plans a bit.
Tweaking our plans, should not mean selling all of our BTC and saying "fuck that did not go very well," but instead there are likely a lot of ways that we can make incremental adjustments to our overall financial plans that have BTC as only one portion of that (at least hopefully it is only one portion, rather than being 100% in BTC because that just seems to a bit much in the vast majority of situations in which we all likely have expenses that are payable / accounted through other means, most likely some form of fiat).
So, perhaps, we have to trim our BTC a little bit.. or maybe just HODL our BTC and figure out likely changes that have likely come to various aspects of our cashflow. Surely, I never like to consider cashflow projections as 100% until they are actually in my bank account or somehow in my control, and maybe even sometimes we still have to be hesitant to assigning too high of a confidence to having control over some values, even if they seem to be in our control, but anyhow, there are varying degrees of confidence in regards to how much control we have over an asset that we already have accumulated and there is also varying degrees of confidence in regards to how sure we are that certain aspects of our cashflow will continue to flow or might some of them dry up.
So, yeah, sometimes we have to tweak our projections, and sometimes we have to go out there and to shore up some aspects of our cashflow in order to attempt to increase our level of confidence that such cashflow is going to largely materialize as expected, rather than getting thrown for a loop.
Sure, some people seem to purposefully want to get thrown for a loop in regards to what assets they hold, the value that they place on the assets or the level of cashflow that they have coming in. So, perhaps a lesson can be that we do not want to be that guy... the one that places too high of probability or confidence in regards to any of the individual financial factors.... which as a reminder are cashflow, investments (including bitcoin), view of bitcoin as compared with other investments, risk tolerance, timeline and time, skills and abilities to learn/research and tweak/manage holdings and strategies.
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