For emergency fund I don't think some one have patience not selling their bitcoin investment assets exactly have more important urgent needed, its really important how to manage our financial before investing in bitcoin. Spent few percent of my money for emergency fund and some thing bad happen in the future not have to sell bitcoin investment assets due we have money allocated as emergency fund. Its all depend with how financial condition stable or not, if you don't have much money looks not have many option except selling bitcoin as investment assets due difficult to allocate for emergency fund.

Hold bitcoin as much as possible but if less way except have to sell bitcoin I don't think any one won't sell their bitcoin assets, lets make good financial management when investing in bitcoin and need to allocate few percent in emergency fund for protecting not sell bitcoin when have more urgent needed.

Emergency investment fund is a fund that should be available at every moment of human life. That's why it's important to set aside money for an emergency investment fund before investing. You should not rush to invest. First of all, funds should be created to meet the needs that may be required for human life and to be used in difficult times.

In any negative situation, selling your Bitcoins may cause you to terminate your investment before making a profit or even cause a loss. If you had created an emergency investment fund alongside your Bitcoin investment, you would not have to sell your Bitcoins. This is often one of the pieces of advice people give each other about Bitcoin.

Anything can happen at any time in our lives. First of all, it is extremely important to create funds that we can use in difficult situations. After creating these funds, we can invest as we wish and we do not have to cash out our investments in negative situations.

We know Bitcoin has been held back by ETF for a long time but this is all quite dramatic. You can see as early as January that all Bitcoin ETF declined. Because Bitcoin will start increasing from January. While not all ETF reject Bitcoin, Bitcoin will continue to rise. Bitcoin will not accept any ETF barriers after January. For those of you holding Bitcoin, hold on as the market has started to rise and will continue to rise. Those who sell bitcoins in this market will not get hold of the next halving of bitcoins. So hold your bitcoins without any problem and you will soon see the benefits of your investment.

I am very much in favour of it and I have said it repeatedly in other threads: a very common mistake is to invest without first having an emergency fund, which can force you to sell at a loss when there is a market downturn and you have an unforeseen event in your life that forces you to seek liquidity. If you do things right you can HODL, and take advantage of the next bull run we are starting, selling only if you consider it convenient, when you have profits, although I only recommend selling part and keep holding another part.

I completely agree with this point of view, savings, emergency funds should be prioritized over investments because life is full of surprises and investments do not always bring us profits. But I bet many people don't do this because they are blinded by greed and profit. I believe many people are giving advice to rich people to only invest what they can lose. But they themselves are probably investing more than they can afford to lose, many people even put all their assets into bitcoin because they think that once the halving happens, we will definitely have a bull market.

There is a dynamic, forward-thinking approach to personal finance in the move from hanging on to diversifying income streams. Indeed, things have changed. Trading, investing in different areas, and even participating in cryptocurrencies are no longer just choices; they're necessary ways to get rich.

But heres a twist: why not add holding to this new model while you're diversifying? Think of holding as a strategic pause, a chance to look at things again and make changes. Being patient isnt enough; you need to wait in a smart, well-informed way as well. Also, yes, the emergency fund is your safety net that makes sure you're not only being safe, but also smart.

We want holding to be a strategic part of a longer, more exciting financial journey, not the end goal. To grow, hold, evaluate, and diversify. Thats what the new generation of money-hungry people say.

The recent 30% gain in the Bitcoin market seems really nice and I would expect that many investors are thinking about taking some profit. I wouldn't sell any of my coins at the moment,  because I don't need the money right now and don't really have a good alternative investment to put my money in. Both stocks and bonds doesn't seem like a good idea at the moment, same goes for holding FIAT cash. The inflation is still high in my country and all my savings should be invested to grow over time. In case someone needs money today then it's fine to sell some of his Bitcoin, but for an investment I would recommend to hold. We should be looking at the bigger picture here, even above 30,000 USD Bitcoin is still 50% below its ATH and selling now could lead to missing out on profits in the future. The halving is only coming next year and with the Bitcoin ETFs it's not going to be a one time event where investors going to put their money in. Bitcoin ETFs just mean that the investment in Bitcoins becomes easier and there will likely be many new investors join the party.

The Bitcoin ETF is still gaining adoption, with the approval however, the point of its creation will be clear and more involved for those investors who love the idea for which it was created.
To HoDL is better with BTC as I have come to know. Besides the normal bull and bear seasons that affect its price, the only expected event to affect it will be the halving. Am sure more persons would be waiting on that experience, and it will be a decider for some still, to invest Long term, afterall even whale movements may affect the price, but the value of BTC never diminishes, just as gold, precious ornament and stones.

Fortunately, the bitcoin ETF won't be rejected again this time, there have been bull runs in previous times without ETF quite alright, but understand that, each of those bull runs had a special trigger, like a catalyst that triggers the bull run, and if you take time and study each of the bull runs we've had, you did discover that they all have something unique that triggered it, the excitement of halving alone can no longer trigger a bull run to be honest with you, because we all have gotten used to having occurring every four years, so, if there must be a bull run in the coming halving, there must be something to or that will trigger it, and currently, every one is anticipating on the bitcoin ETF approval to be the catalyst that will trigger the coming bull run.

And the signs that this time around, the ETF will be approved is already very glaring, but all the same, I understand your point, which is, no matter what happens, I should hold my bitcoin.