That's a good plan, but while you could still save your money even that amount has been reached, why not to continue it? As long as you have spared some amount of your income for emergency needs, then I think your saving plan is solid enough. History has proven us that bitcoin price is increasing time by time, no matter what issue trying to affect it. However, instead of buying crypto asset only, perhaps you could try to spare some of your money to buy other assets, such as property or gold, so the risk would be lower.

The answer to this question depends on where you live. With this amount of coins you can retire already in many countries. You don't have to wait 10 years. Retirees in Türkiye don't even have one tenth of this money. I'm trying to explain how big the number you're talking about is. $500k may not be enough to retire in the US, but in many developing countries you could live comfortably on that amount until you die.
None of us can know for sure what will happen in 10 years. Try to collect as much BTC as possible for your long-term investment, I'm not so sure about ETH though.

I greet you too.

I can say that you did the right thing by accumulating btc and eth over the past 3 years, although the average cost of your purchase of bitcoin should not be much different from the current price. Perhaps your savings will pay good dividends on the next bull run.

To tell if your savings are enough for retirement, need to know how much you have and know your monthly expenses. So, only you can find out the answer to this question, having previously calculated it personally.

I think that 10 BTC and 100 ETH even at the current exchange rate would be a very decent accumulation in many countries of the world. Is it possible to accumulate so much now? - Will depend on individual income. Is it worth stopping at these marks? - it's up to you too. Personally, if my standard of living allowed, I would not stop and continue to accumulate bitcoin (may be altcoins). And what other alternatives can you choose to save money? Not to give it to the banks, really.

In general, it is pleasant and interesting to participate in such conversations, but it doesn't bring practical benefits. For the information is too vague and in order to get answers, you need to take into account many individual points.

It depends on your cost of living. 10BTC is a bit over kill in my 3rd world country because you can guarantee a good life here for many years even with 1BTC with just a proper management of money without buying unnecessary things.

My goal is to have 5BTC as my retirement funds. I’m currently on the 1BTC equivalent value in fiat on my savings right now and trying to convert in Bitcoin slowly. I believe I can reach this goal for 30 years of working since I already computed my total savings in the future using part of my salary.

Probably 100 btc and 10,000 ETH, just kidding.
To me no amount is enough for the wealthy, my advice is just to keep on accumulating until your retirement day, with what you have already it's enough for anyone in whichever country the person might reside to say he/she is set for retirement. 460k+$ is not a chicken change, let's be realistic here. if you are the type with huge dreams and have a better source of income which usually gives you a large left over after all your monthly bills and expenses are being feet, then just keep on investing, no amount is too huge for retirement.

With the market rushing and coming to a bull run, this is more than enough for me.

It depends on your lifestyle and the cost of living of where you are right now. But for me, wherever I'd go, this is already good and more than enough for me to have a good life while on a retirement.

I'd spend that with different businesses and will still hold a lot from that amount so that I'll also be prepared for the very next bull run that's inevitable to come.

It would depend on how much Bitcoin would worth after 10 years and of course the cost of living.
If you would also retire then it is better to look for passive income to support you on your bills and all of the things you need.
So we couldn't really say how much Bitcoin or crypto we need for retirement in 10 years because the cost of living and Bitcoin price are constantly changing.

Simple Economics made us to understand that man has an unstable needs (I.e man's needs can never be satisfied), and as such, if a person get a to accumulate more Bitcoin, as time goes on, so will he/she wants to add more so as to satisfy his current wants and basic needs.

That is,
    * Needs = Something that is needed to survive e.g Food, shelter and clothes.
While,
 * Wants = Something that a person desires e.g mobile phones, cars & laptops

So for me, If could have  10 BTC and 100 ETH which is approximately $500,000 "just as UserU said", I will literary want to accumulate more so as to increase my wallet portfolio, as money is never enough for anybody who is alive, but the dead.

10 BTC and 100 ETH is a very large nominal so I think this amount is enough for you to continue living, especially if you live in a country with a low cost of living then you can have fun with the amount of investment you have, imagine when the bitcoin price reaches to the level of $ 100k and the price of Ethereum reaches to the level of $ 10k you will get $ 2m worth of funds in the portfolio and be able to make you live well enough like the cost of living in the country I live in which the average ordinary person only needs funds worth $ 350 to $ 450 for monthly expenses .

I have never actually sat done to make a plan about my retirement because I still have alot of things to do first before I can focus on what I want for retirement.
My country's currency might not be the same with yours but if you compare the price of 10 BTC and 100 ETH that would result to some pretty amount and if you are able to successfully save this amount it should be enough for retirement.
Like I said earlier my country's currency and yours are not the same.