I have no more fiat to dump it for more BTC.
I stopped working a regular job. I don't want to work anymore. I dedicate my time to Bitcoin.
So my new income now is low and only sporadic, when some of my old clients need my help. But at least they pay me in BTC directly.
You never have enough BTC... so if you spend from your old stash, you must find ways to put them back.
This will be a real struggle for many bitcoiners. For me is easy now, I get used to this procedure, but many still can't grasp the idea of spending their stash.
Over the last two years I have chosen a lifestyle that permitted me to work when I want and be highly selective regarding what I wanted to do and spend a lot of time with my family. This means my income is significantly less than it was 2 years ago. While I have never sold any bitcoin to finance this lifestyle, and have continued to DCA daily (aggressively when prices were sub 25k) I have used my savings to finance this lifestyle, which could have been diverted into Bitcoin. Perhaps I could have stricken a better balance, worked a bit more and diverted more into Bitcoin.
Looking back I will probably regret not stacking more even though I am certain I have stacked more than most over the last two years.
Ironically, it's my extremely low time preference. I'm focusing on adopting habits that lead to consistent stacking, but not acting with a ton of urgency on the actual accumulation front.
I can't ignore monthly bills, my need to consume food to live and wear some clothes. Everything else goes to Bitcoin. This is my excuse, I like to live and don't want to be sentenced
I'm still stacking, but I keep fiat to live with. I can't see myself selling BTC at this point. So, I'd rather spend my fiat first, without touching my stack. But sometimes I FOMO into stacking more...
There is no money at the moment but the little I get I invest in bitcoin and it was also on all the pages where there are sats to see if I can take a few