Should we really sell Bitcoin?

Hi everyone. Was thinking about this the past few hours and was curious on everyone’s thoughts. So let’s assume Bitcoin was globally mass adopted and everyone is now accepting Bitcoin, would you guys really use Bitcoin as a form of payment? It’s the prime source of capital in the crypto market and is our number one coin. I and many others firmly believe it’s better to hold Bitcoin and accumulate as much as we can as it may reach a point where there’s really no point in trading it. So it brings me to another question. If all institutions, and companies start to accept Bitcoin, then it’s more on shifting crypto capital sources? Basically it started from early adopters, early wealth acquisition, to where we are now a wealth reaccumulation and soon back to the hands of institutions and companies a potential upcoming wealth re-shift. Which makes me wonder why they tax us on selling crypto. It’s like they’re punishing us on any form of holding our own crypto in our hands. Meanwhile they create ETFs, which is like paper Bitcoin but they control the source of crypto capital. It’s like another form of an IOU. Also they know people want their fiat to go up, but if the fiat purchasing power is going down, and the institution’s / companies’ Bitcoin is going up, it’s a win/loss no? The way I see it, and if Bitcoin’s fruition does come true, then we better hodl and buy as much Bitcoin as we can and never sell since it’s the direct source. All this fud is to steer retail away from the source of capital. Demand should surge even more since banks/retail/companies are slowly going “pro” bitcoin. 2030 and beyond is the goal. Basically this has gone to a point where it’s becoming a generational wealth building tool. Open to your thoughts guys. Really curious.