Probably I would still hodl it, but balance my portfolio accordingly. One should not have all his eggs in one basket if the basket is golden.

When Bitcoin hits $1M I'm sure the adoption in stores will be much higher and people will accept it as a method of payment. Plus, if people need cash they can get a collateralized loan anytime.
Couldn't agree more with you, mate. It's always best to diversify your investment in order to reduce risks of loss as much as possible. A price as high a $1m USD should make many early adopters wealthy. If you're smart, you'd cash out some portion of your holdings for profit while keeping the rest as a long-term investment. You can even make greater returns if you take advantage of Bitcoin's price volatility. As well as you do, I believe that Bitcoin's mainstream adoption will be huge once it reaches a price of $1m per coin. My guess is that fees will be ridiculously high if everything stays the same. People will be forced to use the Lightning Network if they want to use Bitcoin for daily payments. For moving large amounts of money, on-chain transactions will be the most viable option for achieving security/reliability.
Nonetheless, Bitcoin is still far away from reaching a price of $1m per coin. It could take a couple of years, if not decades, before it becomes a reality. We should focus on Bitcoin's utility instead of speculating its future price. 1 Bitcoin will always be equal to 1 Bitcoin no matter what. With a price of $1m per coin, people will be spending "satoshis" instead of "milibits" of a Bitcoin. Whatever you do with your profit, it's your decision. Nobody can force your to "hodl" or sell at any point in time. Some people will use the money earned to donate it to a charity of their choice, while others will cash out for profit. "Hodling" your Bitcoin forever is not a wise decision as you could miss an opportunity of a lifetime to make some extra cash. It's always good to spend a small portion of your holdings every once in a while in order to secure profits. Just my opinion
