let's say your emergency funds is not enough!

[Ayers]

For those who are investing for the long term, an emergency fund is important to avoid being forced to sell in unexpected situations. Generally, every investor is asked to keep an amount equivalent to three to six months of income in an emergency fund, but this amount may vary from person to person. The main thing is to have an emergency fund at a level that will not force you to sell Bitcoin. Therefore, it is important to create an emergency fund along with maintaining investment discipline in long-term investments.

That sounds ideal, but real life does not always work out the way we expect. No one can predict what kind of emergency they might face or how much money they will need to get through it. If we knew exactly how much money we would need and what situation we were going to face, then it would not be an emergency.

So if your emergency fund is not enough, selling Bitcoin should not be seen as a failure. After all, Bitcoin is just money, and money is meant to serve our lives.

[cyberninja2]

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Actually we don't know the future and we don't know if the emergency fund will be enough. Still everyone tries to keep an emergency fund thinking about the future. You already mentioned some options. Anyway if my emergency fund is not enough in the future then I will not think of selling Bitcoin first because I will try to take a loan. If I can't get a loan anywhere or there is no other option then I will think of selling Bitcoin.

I think your point is correct, as we all don't know what the future holds. Now, what we need to do is set aside some money to increase our emergency fund whenever we have a better income after investing. This is to anticipate situations that we can't handle, situations that need to be addressed. With the help of our emergency fund, I don't think we need to sell some of our Bitcoin to solve the problem. So, in this case, that's what's happening; the purpose of having an emergency fund is to have an emergency fund.

[348Judah]

Under such conditions what will you do between selling your Bitcoin, borrowing money and selling other belongings etc.

Once I am exhausted of my emergency fund, the next to do is to find an alternative to how I can borrow money that does not have any interest from those that are closer to me, if this is sorted out or I couldn't get any, change the next available option for me is to just look if there are possible asset I could sell in profit as at that time and used the money to invest in Bitcoin or meet up with my demands, while the last option definitely will be for me to sell my bitcoin to meet up with the needs if everything is not working out as I wanted but not have to be everything I am going to sell like this time, maybe just a portion.

[Olatundespo]

As an investor it's advisable to keep emergency funds to ensure that your Bitcoin asset management is done to the utmost, however there could be circumstances that emergency funds won't or might not be enough to handle the matter at hand whether a mistake or totally unforseen and uncontrollable happening. A very debilitating situation that the thinking of selling Bitcoin holding is already part of the options.

Under such conditions what will you do between selling your Bitcoin, borrowing money and selling other belongings etc.

It is not uncommon to encounter such a situation. In such a situation I will try my best to keep my Bitcoin holdings safe. If I cannot back up even with the amount of emergency funds I have in my possession in case of emergency, I may be able to withdraw some Bitcoin. Although it depends on the colour of the portfolio digits. If the digits are red, I will try to borrow to meet the need, and if they are green, I will withdraw only the necessary amount of funds. I do not really want to sell any other assets because each asset is important. Since I am accumulating Bitcoin regularly and multiple cycles are competing to keep this process going, I think it is reasonable to withdraw a small amount of profit. Of course I will also be careful to add this amount to the portfolio at a later time.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Under such conditions what will you do between selling your Bitcoin, borrowing money and selling other belongings etc.

Use the emergency fund—and sometimes not even that. There are no “emergencies” that cost more than 6 months’ salary.

In the rare cases where there might be one—such as if your house has a structural problem that isn’t covered by insurance—you don’t need the funds by tomorrow; you can take out a loan, sell assets, or try to cash flow them. However, that hasn't happened to me; usually, I go years without dipping into my emergency fund.

[Cointxz]

Under such conditions what will you do between selling your Bitcoin, borrowing money and selling other belongings etc.

I once sold majority of my Bitcoin holdings when I’m constructing my house few years ago after my budget run short due to the materials increase and slow construction due to harsh weather.

My Bitcoin holding was in big profit already so I have easy decision making when I sold mine instead of liquidating my other assets.

Our main goal on holding Bitcoin is to gain profit and use it whenever we needed. The only time I might hesitate to sell is when my holdings is down.

[Kelward]

Under such conditions what will you do between selling your Bitcoin, borrowing money and selling other belongings etc.

Once I am exhausted of my emergency fund, the next to do is to find an alternative to how I can borrow money that does not have any interest from those that are closer to me, if this is sorted out or I couldn't get any, change the next available option for me is to just look if there are possible asset I could sell in profit as at that time and used the money to invest in Bitcoin or meet up with my demands, while the last option definitely will be for me to sell my bitcoin to meet up with the needs if everything is not working out as I wanted but not have to be everything I am going to sell like this time, maybe just a portion.

It is not a good financial plan to use your emergency funds to buy Bitcoin because if emergencies arises you might be forced to sell your Bitcoin to take care of the emergency need, so if you don't have a convenient fund to buy Bitcoin it is better to avoid buying. In a situation where your emergency fund is not enough to take care of an emergency then it becomes urgent to look for quick money to save the emergency situation.

As a serious Bitcoin investor you should first explore other avenues to raise funds to take care of your emergency but if nothing is forthcoming then you wouldn't have a better option but to sell. Your Bitcoin is your asset and money which you cannot hold indefinitely so despite that you will prefer to hold it for many years for the value to keep increasing you should also consider your immediate pressing needs. There are some expenses that are not supposed to be carried over like emergencies so if you spend your Bitcoin on a deserved emergency you shouldn't have any regrets.