I keep missing days. It seems like I hit a bit of a wall around the 500 days mark. It has been very spotty since then. I think a lot of it is me being old and needing more recovery time. Hopefully being less frequent will eventually lead to me feeling like I can get back at the daily grind.
10[edit]0k,OgNasty,626,63600,2025-11-24
One of the risks of any of us doing pushups every single day is to skip a day, since it can lead to cascading of skipping, which is part of the reason that I don't skip any days, even if I am sick. I have had some days with very low levels of pushup merely because I don't want to skip.. and I have also had days of my procrastinating through a large portion of the days.
When I initially started doing pushups, I would spread out my pushup sets because I had to have a quite a bit of recovery time.
Now I can do split sets that are 2, 3 4 and maybe even more sets with only 1-5 minutes between the sets.. so sometimes I will do several sets in a row and even have low quantities of pushups per set, but having multiple sets at once does allow me to get through a lot of pushups fairly quickly to "get it out of the way" for the day.
Another thing is that we might imagine that if a person does so many pushups every single day for weeks and weeks and weeks that the person would just be able to pump out 10, 20, 30 or more pushups without any effort, and that is not even true, since there are some days that the energy is stronger than other days - and I don't claim to have as many ability to do as many physical things, so there are many days that pushups are my ONLY strenuous thing for the day.. and surely other days that I might have some low level physical activities that do not really interfere with being able to do pushups.
, so those guys who are selling bitcoin based on both ideas of buying back cheaper and thoughts that bitcoin is on a schedule, they may well end up suffering in terms of having way fewer coins than they could have had because they lost their focus... including that it does not tend to pay to be trading bitcoin.
Surely, anyone or an investor who wishes to and/or is selling there Bitcoin due to the decline in the price with the mindset that we are in the bear market can do that to there detriment, because for all I know, we might not have been full into bear market, and even if we might have been close to it as some presume, surely, it will bounce back someday, and it will better that one has some BTC in his portfolio when it finally does appreciates,
There are some difficulties to define a bear market in bitcoin, and one of my pet peeves (even with people who seem to professionally analyze bitcoin price moves) is that there are too many inclinations to prematurely throw out the bear market description when they seem to ONLY be referring to a bitcoin price correction in which we are not sure how long it will last, how low it will go or if it will transition bitcoin from a bull and into a bear market.
So my idea is that we are in a bull market until it is clear that we have transitioned out of such bull market, and one of the attributes of a bull market is that the odds for up are greater than the odds for down, even if there might be some temporary periods in which the odds for up versus down become a bit more ambiguous (when we are questioning if the local bottom is "in" yet).
so its better we accumulate more if we can rather than sell out of fear for bear market or whatever your reasons might be. Bitcoin is a long term investment, and such fluctaution is price is common, perhaps, investors should learn to plan better so they can stand or continuously keep accumulating in down periods of Bitcoin rather than sought for selling means
Another 120 push ups added.
10[edit]0k, Bigjoe33,261,20795,2025-11-25
For sure there are reasons that guys might be helped in regards to their coming to a reasonable assessment regarding if we might be in a bull market versus a bear market.
Surely, if a guy is really new to bitcoin, he might be accumulating bitcoin on a weekly basis no matter what the BTC price at about the same pace no matter if the BTC price is going up, down or sideways.
On the other hand, there could be some guys who are still new to bitcoin who might attempt to adjust the size of their weekly buys based on speculations of our being in a bear market versus being in a bull market. it may or may not be in their own good to make adjustments to their buy amounts or their buy frequencies, even though guys are free to make such adjustments, even if the adjustments might serve more psychological rather than financial purposes.
