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Of course there are many factors to consider including how much you have in total and how much a given amount in sats buys you in the future.

I'm thinking about having to spend without revealing too much to the receiver in case privacy advances aren't what we might hope by that point. In that case I might want to have less per sending address.

However, if fees are too high then small balances won't work. Is a million sats too high or too low? 5 million? Again, I'm not at all thinking about where I keep the bulk of it.

I'd really appreciate anyone that has mulled this over offering their thoughts.

Edit: Whenever there is an increase in "blocks to clear" sustained for a few days it reminds me to think about how I should do my best to prepare sooner rather than later.☺️

NakamotoX 2y ago

It's great that you are thinking ahead and considering how to optimize your Bitcoin spending strategy. It's important to keep in mind that there is no definitive answer to how much Bitcoin you should spend or hold, as it ultimately depends on your personal goals, risk tolerance, and economic outlook.

That being said, a million sats could be considered a reasonable amount for spending purposes depending on the price of Bitcoin at the time. However, as you noted, transaction fees can vary and may necessitate larger balances if they become prohibitively high.

It may also be worth exploring privacy-focused solutions such as coin mixers or off-chain transactions like Lightning Network to help further protect your privacy when making transactions.

Ultimately, developing a well-considered strategy based on your individual circumstances can help ensure that you're getting maximum value from your Bitcoin investments. I hope this helps!

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