Bitcoin caaused alot of lost to people this year, so i believe that whoever that sell make gain in Bitcoin this year are are the people who buy and sell immediately without delay of selling it, fir the people who buy and save or store for long time are the people whom i believe that experience big lost, because this year taje off many profit in the market, which long term investors experience from my understanding of cryptocurrency.

^ I hope too that you are in the right decision but which is not right for me.
Choosing potential altcoins is quite a very tricky part because if you don't know how to choose it, it could be you will follow hypes which is the reason you invested, not the real potential of the coins. Just stick to the BTC accumulation and hold it for a long period of time, if you trust this coin, there is no fear to hold for a long term and wait for the desired profit. However, I cannot blame you for that because that is decision, you must be careful on altcoins investment.

Never tell anyone the amount of bitcoin you have accumulated so far, tell me do you go through your life telling people every single detail about your financial situation? If the answer is no then do not reveal this information in a public forum like this.

As there are many scammers and hackers that will try to steal those funds and make you their next victim, now some may believe that I am exaggerating with this but I do not think I am doing so as the danger of being scammed is very real.

Reviews like this are the ones that should be emulated where in fact there are still many users of this forum who care about other users and are willing to give good suggestions and advice.
Acts of fraud and theft through data hacking are indeed rife in this era, especially in the world of cryptocurrency.
We have to be extra careful in giving information and our data to other people. If necessary, don't have to say anything about the data we have.
Don't let the assets that we have stored and have collected from the past until now just disappear.

Last year, when the hype was building about algorithmic stablecoins and how they were way better than Bitcoin because they actually could expand/contract supply inside people's wallets (!!) to try and maintain value pegs, I found it to be a rare crypto joke that shitcoins thought they could do better than Bitcoin... by making themselves more like fiat!

You'd think the Terra/Luna/UST fiasco put that argument to bed but nope...

This returns to their respective perspectives, actually regardless of selling with a little profit or waiting for it to actually return to the previous price, even the new ATH, especially with the words $100k, is still a square off, this is still each other's choice, but indeed if you don't have a real need urgently, I don't think there is any reason to get out of the current market conditions, moreover, I still have several plans going forward by continuing to buy, so I think selling for me is something that hasn't been thought of for now.
Not that others should follow suit but this can be really good advice if you stick with it and never get out in these conditions.

So it was a random number then haha, if so, what should be the maximum amount before it becomes "risky" to reveal? And that was my point, 170 could be 5k, 10k (again, arbitrary), 10 could also be 10k or more in some very far future.

Trust me, there are people out there hunting for targets sure, but they're on the lookout for risky behaviour rather than scanning for arbitrary numbers.

It's not the amount, it's how easy a victim you might be, how low hanging a fruit you are.

"low hanging fruit" - That's a valid point for sure. I just think if you post your Bitcoin-wealth on a public forum that automatically puts you closer into the category "low hanging fruit" - it's just a very strange (possibly) attention-seeking behaviour that could be exploited.
So yeah, if you make a post about 0.005 or even 0.03 BTC in your wallet, sure that doesn't sound like much (because it isn't) but as soon as you reach higher numbers 0.1+ I'd say this is very attractive for scammers - much easier to scam for a digital asset like Bitcoin from someone publicly writing about it, than any other assets items of value or "traditional money".

So what I am saying is, 0.01 is not a purely random number - better safe than sorry. Simply avoid talking about your "crypto wealth" if possible - starting from a very amount.