After accumulating a certain amount of $BTC as a Bitcoin hodler, you should start considering regular selling (the reverse of DCA - dollar-cost averaging). I know this sounds like heresy among hodlers. But what's the ultimate goal of hodling? Isn't it for a better life in the end? If you're only buying and never selling, your quality of life won't improve, and your mindset will get more and more tense. When the market dips, you'll feel anxious because all your money is locked up. The benefit of regular selling is maintaining a healthy cash flow, steadily improving your quality of life, and having a much better mindset. Because no matter how the market moves, you know your life won't be affected too much. For a more advanced approach, you can reverse the DCA logic—sell more at higher prices, sell less or not at all at lower prices. Use sentiment indicators and price ranges to create a strategy toggle. Would you consider regular selling? Or do you think you shouldn't sell even a single coin?