Retirement requires a careful decision-making. Once you retire, you’re no longer earning money regularly which you used to have, that alone is already a big factor for survival. So I won’t easily give up my job just because bitcoin price is going to the moon. I can continue working and at the same time enjoy the benefits of my investment and reinvest again. But if my age really requires to render my retirement, then with that I have no control anymore.

The human body is designed to be active, both physically and mentally. Doing otherwise is a sickness, being lazy is a disease and that's why such people tend to have bad auras around them. If you are smart, you will use your riches correctly. For example, this could include reducing your total work time and increasing your healthy hobby time. You could do a lot more sports consistently. Another option would be to change your work from something that you have to do to earn money but don't really like to a job that you love but doesn't earn as much. In any case, being lazy or addicted to any kind of entertainment is one of the worst things you could do.

No, you just don't understand numbers and have not done enough research to understand the topic. Bitcoin is just starting, it is very new.

For me, if BTC reach $1 million and I have a decent amount, I would most likely slow down or change course instead of retiring entirely. I still want to remain active, maybe start a passion project or do something more significant. Although full retirement sounds great I feel as though I would still desire some sort of schedule or goal.

Making the decision to retire is a decision that needs to be considered carefully. You need to consider whether the assets you have are able to finance your various needs in retirement, be it for daily needs, health costs, lifestyle, or other costs. So what your friend said, that he will retire when the price of the assets in his portfolio reaches a certain amount, maybe he has a total asset that he feels is sufficient to finance his retirement, or he just said something he doesn't understand.

For me, even if Bitcoin reaches $ 1 million USD, I will not decide to retire from my job. Because I feel that it is still not enough and as long as I can still make money, why do I need to stop? It is better for me to keep working, and then I use the income from it again to invest, build a business, and various other things, which can generate more money. I only retire when I feel that it is enough and my body is no longer able to move as usual.

I don't want to retire until my bitcoin holdings reach the amount I want. You should think twice about retiring if you only have 1 btc - but if you have 10 btc, it might be safe for you to retire when the price reaches $1M per piece. But we may be faced with one fact that - someone who only has 0.1 btc dreams of early retirement when bitcoin price hits $1M. Of course it's not about you - but someone else.

I just pray I have up to I BTC in my custody before Bitcoin skyrockets to $1 million dollars. By then, I can think of what next to do, to retire, to become my own boss who employs others to work in their own establishment, to get them paid at the end of month. Time will tell to this with my future holdings of buying Bitcoin through DCA strategy.

I think not working, doing nothing and just living off your pension savings or Bitcoin is not a desirable life. Believe me if for example you already have 10 or 20 Bitcoins then you decide to retire and just stay at home like an unemployed person, in a few weeks you will feel very bored and lose the meaning of life. I once read a book and it said there that the real purpose of having a lot of money is financial freedom and being free to do whatever you want. And that is the "retirement" that billionaires in this world want. They don't work hard just to get money to live. But they do whatever they want without having to worry about tomorrow. Some super rich people even spend their days selling in stores. The difference is they don't worry about the amount of profit that day. They just want to sell and that's it.

If that will happen, it'll reached more than 10trillion dollars mcap which can possibly surpassed the actual Gold which is very difficult to happen but not impossible. Well, majority of us will hit summit and take profit from the long-term holding and will try to diversify assets which is a good move. You don't need to stick to one asset only, use bitcoin to be more consistent on getting profits from every possible investment you can have. Retirement maybe? But of course, you should be practical in life, sometimes it's enough but securing a future with consistent profit is still recommended.

When Bitcoin gets to $1,000,000, nobody really knows when that will happen, but still some can't take their mind from thinking about it and comparing/speculating exactly when they want it to happen when they could be busy focused on other things. $1,000,000 for Bitcoin, if compared to now, will be a high price, but that won't be the highest price for it to reach itsl-time high; that will be considered to be the highest, but it won't last forever.

I'm pretty sure $1M isn't worth much in developing countries either. Some people will spend a lot of money on consumer goods and luxury lifestyles when they have $1M - so it's not much anymore, unless they reinvest it in long-term assets. I'm not saying $1M is a small amount - but I don't think it's a lot when the lifestyle increases. They need to build a mansion, buy a luxury car and everything - so $1M will be worth less when it's used for a luxury lifestyle.

Holding 1 btc is not enough to guarantee financial security even if the price reaches $1M. Maybe some people really think that $1M will not run out to cover all their living needs for decades - but in fact, when it is not managed properly, $1M will only run out in a few years.