I have always thought that the evolution of a BTC maxi is as such: buy BTC in the beginning, succumb to FOMO and buy low-cap moonshot coins, get yourself burnt and make BTC the focal point of your portfolio. You may believe in BTC so staunchly that you mentally disassociate it from other cryptocurrencies, classifying them as shitcoins.
But the longer I spend in this space, the more I realise the nuanced nature of the journey of BTC HODLers. There will come a time in which you come to the realisation that the least interesting thing about Bitcoin is its price movement. Either you have DCAed into it for so long that the habit is ingrained in you or you are actively using your sats. Some of you may get sats cashbacks from the Fold card; others may get sats from generous Internet strangers on Nostr. You no longer care about the noise out there. You just know that regardless of what happens out there, Bitcoin will occupy a prominent position in your life. Nirvana may not be too much of an exaggeration when it comes to evaluating your state of mind.
Do you find yourself caring less and less about the price movement of Bitcoin the longer you HODL it?
Certainly, I basically followed that same evolution you laid out. Hope the price falls again to buy more lol.
I saw some friends this weekend that I always tell to buy bitcoin, everyday, "just buy a dollar a day at least!" I say. I was asked what my average price was, I said "I have no idea, only number that matters is the number of satoshis going up"
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