Exactly, the owner of am asset should know when it's okay for them to sell that asset and I'm aware that some certain factors might force some persons to sell when they never wanted to sell. If you can continue to hold for the next twenty to thirty years to come without touching any of your Bitcoin that is to your advantage while if you know you can't stand the idea of hodling for that long then you can sell as you please no one is going to caution or mock you for selling quick.
I know that we have seen so many people who after selling off their holdings began regretting it because the price rose while others were happy because the price dropped.
That factor is because there is no other way but to sell bitcoin at a low price, while for emergency funds he doesn't hold it, he is forced to sell, even though he doesn't want to sell, moreover the only way is in this way, so it is clear that many have experienced it when they are under economic pressure.
As for those who have been holders for decades, they are the winners in terms of big profits, of course, it won't be easy, we have to go through the bullish phase, but we have to be strong not to sell it, sometimes we are itching to sell it at the peak of the bitcoin price.
But it really comes back to the individual, of course, they are the ones who decide whether to sell or hold it.
I don't know when to sell but I think it has exceeded the previous ATH so it's worth selling because I have made a big profit, on the other hand, I want to set aside bitcoin for a long time too.
