Many people say “just hold Bitcoin for long term”, but I think one thing is often ignored: emergency money.
No, they don't genuinely disregard the necessity and advantages of emergency savings, which will support long-term Bitcoin holdings. When some people offer advice, they're not good at going into detail because they predict that the person listening ought to understand their statement.
This reminds me of what my dad used to say: when someone is telling you something or advising you, use the understanding of being more comprehensive than what is said, which will give you the understanding to outshine their explanation.
Holding Bitcoin sounds easy when everything is fine. But when real life problems come, like rent, medical bills, family issue, job loss or urgent expenses, many people are forced to sell even if they never planned to sell. In that case the problem is not Bitcoin, but bad planning before buying.
What happens if the emergency funds are insufficient to address the issue? This could be due to a lack of funds or poor planning.