It is passively holding your bitcoins, not proactively. You are forced to hold your bitcoins because you don't want to waste too many satoshis for transaction fees. If you don't proactively do holding it, you will return to not holding it when mempools are clearer and network has cheaper transaction fees.

You can take this time to change yourself. Hopefully you will become a better holder, in future when you can move your bitcoins with very cheaper transaction fee but you will still hold it, not move it to exchange and trade it.

Different people will consider Bitcoin differently.

It can be very valuable with you but valueless with others. You can consider it as a payment method but with others, they don't. You can just use Bitcoin for trading but with others they do neither like Bitcoin for trading or investment.

Bitcoin can be an asset of value storage for you but it is nothing with others. People who used very crazy fee rates for BRC20 tokens, Ordinals have their reasons to do so and you can not stop them. They will stop when they realize something like Ordinals, BRC20 tokens are useless, no value at all.

Incorrect, it's true if many people are transacting BTC, it will make the fee become higher. But this time the reason of high fee in Bitcoin transaction is because of BRC-20 tokens.

If your goal is to invest for a long term investment, either the fee is high or low it will not make you sell your coins. If the fee is low, do you will sell your coins? nope, because as you said before you're looking for long term.

For BTC holders, maybe this won't be a problem, even if the transaction fees are expensive, but some people need the transaction for their needs, such as wanting to gamble with Bitcoin, so this will be an obstacle for them or everyone has a need for bitcoins sent, with transactions expensive, we have to be willing with higher costs, and what is clear is that this is caused by Brc20 which is often discussed.

So you will hold the BTC that you have now without accumulating again? But you are free to do that for a long-term investor, whether it's cheap or expensive, transaction fees don't care about it, but when I have bought more bitcoins, I have to be willing to pay those expensive fees.

I would rather hold my BTC and wait for the right time to have transactions since the fee is too much. Many people are trying to enter and leave the market with the volatility of Bitcoin, so these fee still have an impact to one of the reasons why people would prefer to hodl their BTC. But for me, I agree with you since I'm passive with the current situation of the market so I'll just take my time and sip coffee.

Well I could somehow relate to this whenever the transaction fee for Bitcoin is high, I would rather hold it than to send them out or use them.
But if my Bitcoin is already at a trading site I could alwasy use alt-coin for faster transaction and lower fee.
But for those who are really in need for cash and their Bitcoin is on their wallet they don't really have a choice but to pay the right price for their transaction, I once set up a lower transaction fee just to save money and it end up taking weeks just to confirm.

This is self contradictory since your goal is to invest long term then why would you consider a high fee as way to hold? You should wish to have a low transaction since you will purchase more if your goal is really long-term. It's useless to view this way because it only means that your real goal is not long-term since you tend to sell your holdings if the transaction the fee is cheap.

My opinion is you should not look on this attack positively because it reflects negatively to the asset that you are currently invested.

Well this may be interesting to you because you're willing to buy ad hodl but how do you buy if someone is not ready to sell and they were all holding theirs? the network is not fixed, demand and supply is a constant thing in bitcoin market, have you tried to see the numbers of transactions happening each day?


There's nothing bad in holding your asset down when the transaction fee is high or the bitcoin price is dip and wait till the bull season, but also know that there are circumstances that could facilitate your selling before this time you have targeted base on different conditions.

Although Bitcoin is hated by the government of my country and Bitcoiners are sometimes called criminals by the police just to intimidate them yet many businesses in my area still use Bitcoin. I know many businesses in my location that accept Bitcoin and most of their customers are Bitcoin users. I was surprised when a business owner was complaining that his business will be affected because he relies on Bitcoin to buy goods from other countries. People will always explain a situation based on their personal experience or level of understanding but other people's experiences might be totally different.

Keeping btc is generally good, and this is exactly what is called investing bitcoin. But it should be noted that btc is a digital electronic currency, which means that at least a part must be used as a means of payment. But bad luck arises: how to use bitcoin if transactions have risen in price very much? How to buy that conditional cup of coffee for btc, if the commission costs the cost of several cups of coffee? Not very positive, right?

Your arguments are strange. In my opinion, the reason for long-term holding is the desire to get more profit later than now, and not the desire to save on transactions. People wishing to keep would do so regardless of the cost of commissions. Therefore, the current situation for the holders has nothing to do at all, and for those who want to use bitcoin now, it interferes.