This is good, but it doesn't always work my friend, it's easier said than done even if the person means it 100% at that time.

Some people had that strong determination and discipline not to spend their asset, but in the end, they found themselves spening it. Do you know why? "Overwhelming resposibility" that requires money.

This money is not spend on frivolities or wants, but necessities, and at times, on unplanned emergencies. This is why we should pray we have a stronger income source than our savings and investment. This is the only way one would say he is determined 100% to keep his Bitcoin. Life happens!

I've never tried this strategy before and I don't know how effective it'll be for me because I like to remember my Bitcoin stash, it makes me to feel good that I'm keeping something aside. I understand why you can tell yourself that your Bitcoin is not yours inorder not to tamper it on the short term. But if you're met with a financial problem that you don't have a any other sources to cater for it, you'd be compelled to remember that your Bitcoin is yours. But whatever strategy that works for you abide by it.

Yeh I do the same thing. I use Bitcoins as though they were already out of my hands to avoid the thought that I was spending money. I even transferred it to a wallet that I hardly open just to make sure I do not see it on a daily basis. It is really helpful since after letting it becomes easily understood that one can stop looking at the price all the time, then one cannot feel the desire to follow every little action. It does not come easily but that mind game that can be applied that it is not yours does really help to hold longer.

Simply save the seed pharse and wallet password. The exchange password and email where you buy is enough to use when you want to buy and send it to the wallet only.
Next, uninstall the exchange app to avoid looking at the market unnecessarily.

It will be effective as a Bitcoin investment solution in the long run so that it is not easily tempted to take unwanted actions such as the temptation to sell before the time comes.
If you are not busy with other daily activities, the attitude that the money is not to be spent will not be able to because the thought will still strengthen again.

At the end of the day, the most difficult endeavor to conquer is not how much you buy and sell because that's the easy part, but how much you hold on to what you already have.

I think it all comes back to the goal because after all if we remember the goal we want to achieve then there is nothing that is considered unnecessary when letting go although maybe some people will consider that this is quite unfortunate but when we already have a goal where you will start and where you will let go then you can do everything even though for some people who did it before there were some of them who regretted it but when they saw the achievements they made of course there was no reason to regret it.

I know this is sometimes quite hated by some bitcoin holders but when we know our focus and goals then what others say is wrong everything is definitely in our consideration and we are ready with all the risks. Holding back is difficult but when our goal to hold back is over then I think it's okay to let go because indeed our goal has been achieved unless maybe there are still some things we haven't aimed for and succeeded.

Some people use this method to pretend they don't own any Bitcoin. They pretend they don't hold any, and even uninstalling their wallet and forgetting about it. This method might work, but I think the best way is to learn to restrain yourself from selling and always remember that you won't lose money if you don't sell because the market will always recover and hit a new ATH. And make a clear investment goal, for example 5-10 years or longer. If someone understands this, they won't panic and try to sell whenever they feel the urge.

One thing that led to some people forgetting about their bitcoin wallet backup where they save it is as a result of them trying to keep it where their mind might not easily recall so as to save and hold it for a long period of time, but it’s a personal choice and something of determination.

If you have it in mind to hold your coin, you can, as many as you can, take the access key away from your reach where you will need to rethink each time you want to spend it and leave only your watch-only wallet in your device so that it will be easier for you to monitor and fund if you want to.

It's simple OP, have a solid Backup fund, and by backup funds, it should include emergency fund, reserve and float funds. These funds offers you financial cushion covers whenever you have financial needs, because the major reason why investors are mostly tempted to sell off their coins is due to emergencies, when an emergency arises and there's no backup fund to cover those emergencies, then certainly, the next option would be to dip into your investment for financial backup.

Another reason that'll make investors feel tempted to liquidate their investment would be to diversify to other investments, which I wouldn't recommend, especially when they're still in their accumulation stage, except maybe they've actually reached an overaccumulation.

What makes people tempted to buy unnecessary things instead of putting their money into investments is their mindset. A person who makes that right investment will sell their bitcoin for another investment, not for nothing.

Therefore, make your goal firm and straight. Make a decision that you can benefit from rather than regret. If you are planning to have passive income from investing in bitcoin, then never think of selling it for useless stuff. Focus on your goals and you're free from temptation. We don't make ourselves hard about it, because we can do it if we are 100% committed to our goal.