Honestly you not the only one, my life is full of Bitcoin worries.
Worries?
You seem to do something wrong.
I spend almost every day (maybe I skip some days once in a while), looking at various bitcoin related matters, so in some sense, you might suggest that I am worried, and maybe you would not be wrong to the extent being worried and being interested have overlaps.
I frequently try to suggest to folks to attempt to adjust their bitcoin position size so that they minimize any emotional aspect, and surely the kinds of worries (or emotions) are going to be different for beginners who are in their earliest stages of bitcoin accumulation as compared with those who have either accumulated a substantial amount or those who might have had gotten to a state of feeling that they have enough or more than enough. I think that there are a decent number of folks who conclude that they have enough bitcoin or more than enough bitcoin, yet when the BTC price changes, they realize that they need more and that they had mis-assessed their own level of BTC accumulation status.. I can understand that sometimes even guys who have more than enough bitcoin might have feelings that they want more bitcoin (besides just wanting to buy some more at a bargain, in the case that the BTC prices had dropped).
For beginners, anyone in their first whole cycle of bitcoin accumulation, there could be some stress that comes from trying to figure out how much BTC to accumulate, how to go about it, and perhaps even questions of front-loading the investment, to the extent that some people might have abilities to front-load into bitcoin rather than merely carrying out some kind of a regular buying, such as DCAing on a weekly basis.
It likely seems to many of us regular bitcoiners (who have already gone through a lot of our accumulation process), we figure that we should feel comfortable as long as we are able to identify some kind of a meaningfully balanced accumulation level.. and perhaps once we do that, then there may well be less worry based on our feeling that we had found some kind of a meaningful balance... yet, at the same time, many of us know other bitcoiners who get worried, even when they seem to be carrying out a seemingly solid BTC accumulation plan... So surely there are different personality types that might not even completely be resolved through their seeming to carry out amongst the better of BTC accumulation practices.
Once we might advance in our BTC accumulation, then we might get caught between figuring out if we are still in our BTC accumulation stages or if we might have moved into maintenance stage, and surely this is a place where many BTC accumulators might get confused in regards to whether they have enough, and they might even prematurely conclude that they have enough or more than enough BTC, and surely another mistake comes when guys sell too much of their bitcoin too soon, and surely many of us in the WO thread try to warn about the dangers of employing selling strategies for guys who are still in their BTC accumulation stages, yet even some of us who have been practicing both bitcoin accumulation and/or even bitcoin maintenance, we might not even clearly know the extent to which some kinds of selling techniques might be reasonable - especially if we might have reached our maintenance stage rather than more clearly being in our earlier stages of BTC accumulation.
I am neither going to proclaim to know the answers nor to know how to completely eliminate the worrying that might accompany building a bitcoin stash, and even guys who seem to have enough or more than enough bitcoin, sometimes start to worry about whether they should sell, how much they should sell so that they can buy back cheaper, and so when the BTC price is going all over the place, even the guys who should not have to worry, sometimes seem to be putting themselves in worrying kinds of situations. I will say that it has been feeling way better to have bitcoin holdings in profits rather than being in the negative, yet even some guys are not solidly in profits after 4 years based on their own historical ways of treating their bitcoin holdings, yet I would suggest that guys who spent at least a whole cycle or more mostly erroring on the side of either accumulating more bitcoin or holding bitcoin, then they likely are going to have decent amount of profits... . .
and I get those kinds of presumptions from looking at the 200-WMA and comparing that with spot price, and I am going to say that the bitcoin spot price is mostly 25% or more higher than the 200-WMA.. and anyone who had been mostly accumulating bitcoin over 4 years (through buying and not fucking around with trying to trade) should have a bitcoin average cost that is right around the 200-WMA. .and so he should mostly be in profits.. and the longer that he has been in bitcoin and if he had continued to accumulate, it should be more and more likely that the bTC price is going up faster than their cost per BTC... that is unless they make the mistake of back loading rather than front loading their investment into BTC.
Even if the accounting might become a bit funky, it does seem to make sense for companies to accept bitcoin, even if such companies choose to ONLY hold their bitcoin in a kind of reserve/savings/investment fund. It becomes more complicated if they are both spending and receiving, and surely we can blame governments for some of the worries about accounting obligations that individuals and/or businesses might have.
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