Moving up 6max: help with strategy

Ive been beating 10-16nl at a decent winrate 15/100 over 100k hands (+some positive volume at 25nl) and my stats are 18/14/2.5 3bet5% and my range looks in general like 89s+,kqo,ajo,qts,kts from EP and kto,qto,a9o,34s+ from LP and my 3betting startegy is value KK+ ep and JJ+,ak lp and i randomly bluff SCs and suited gappers IP or OOP but more IP and aq,ak any position even as a bluff vs EP cause help me take the initiative. I defend to raises rarely and tight playing fit or fold never floating air or Ahigh.
My questions are what do u think about overall strategy and what changes should i make moving up to 25nl permanently and above and if u think results and strategy show that i will make it there.i think im tight passive but bluffing doesnt work at micros and i use to take tricky lines but rarely semibluff besides 2barreling.(cbflop 65%,cbturn45%). my second question is what to expect from new regs in general and how should i deal with it.
Thnx a lot for any insight its very important to move up cause i dont wanna put so many hours playing anymore.

this actually looks insanely solid to me. you should crush 25NL. i was amazed while playing there the other day at the amount of regs who did things like 5b shove hands like AKo/JJ/QQ in the BB vs my 4bet from UTG. i honestly thought 25NL was better than that lol.

the only real difference imo is that people are more active with their 3b'ing. ESP as blind defence. bc of this, tighten up opening ranges a fair bit from EP and MP, and seek out opportunities to 4b bluff.

consequently, a play that starts working here super well is the cold 4b bluff. punish the **** out of the active 3bers who are 3bing light from BTN/SB, as most of them lock right up or like get offended and immediately start to overadjust to complete spew play toplay back at you

glgl

i have found if your crushing one level lower the next level up is basically the same as it is mostly full of people who were small winners at the level before ( same people you were out preforming) so as long as you take the time to crush a level for a decent period of time you should be fine

I think you will have no issue at .25NL. Play here is generally horrible and a standard tight player wins easy. I wouldn't think there would be much difference between the two levels.

the more you are rolled for a stake the easier it is to move up and not feel pressured so i would also make sure you have plenty before you move up it sucks to have to go back down