Buy the DIP, and HODL!

[Mr Reporter]

Read again if you don't understand. When you zoom out you will see Bitcoin has always seen new highs. Even though your current buying point looks high it doesn't matter because Bitcoin will go higher in the future. If you don't zoom out you don't see longer perspective and you make wrong calls. Read again newbie, don't make same mistakes as everyone else except a few people here.

You are right, but I never pay attention to the chart when buying bitcoin. But if I have a lot of free time I also really like to scribble on the chart in my own way or predict the price of bitcoin but it's all just a pleasure for me. But as time goes by I Focus more on not doing it because I plan my purchases every week so it's better if I buy right away.

My mission is to buy Bitcoin every week until I reach 100 week. I just reached my second purchase so there is still a lot of time that I have to focus on to be able to reach 100 week. In my mind whether I will be able to achieve it or not, But I will do my best and find a way to make my mentality stronger to be able to Hold bitcoin for a long time.

The problem why i don't really not pay much attention to the chart, the DCA strategy helps one to better and accomplish your goals in accumulating BITCOIN and also it help in the remover of stress of consistently time of the market and i have aslo learned it keeps it to discipline what most newbies in BITCOIN world is to consider the DCA strategist

Using the DCA strategy is just a well know for strategy in which will all have different ideas to it  and it helps removes the stress of your timing in the market with the DCA strategy it help to stay alway from the chart and when reaching the 100 week in accumulating  BITCOIN it will be like a thing of testing your patients and it has been be know to be one.

[ejikeme24]

If someone doesn't have a clue about what is bitcoin then forcing them to buy can be a bad idea, what if the price crashed once they bought and you are the one who they will blame you. So guiding them when they realize bitcoin is their path is good but when someone still haven't made up their mind can take their time. Better late than never cause if they do it for wrong reason and faced the loss they might exit the market and will never think about coming back.

So this isn't entirely about the price, it's actually the cause that should drive them to invest, a person who truly understand bitcoin will not be shaken by the volatility so the short bumps and dumps will not likely to alter their strategy if DCAing or whatever they want to practice.

Some of you are really confusing yourself because if you are introducing some one into bitcoin you will never forget to mention the strategies use in accumulating bitcoin,like buying the dip.so during the process of explaining this strategy buying the dip you have end up explaining to the person what bitcoin volatility is.It is impossible to force someone to invest in something they are not interested in because will all have different views about something.There are so many investors that understand the volatility of bitcoin but whenever there is a dip they are grip by fear of the fact that history may not repeat itself.people are much more afraid of what they know than what they don't know.

It is wrong to try to force someone who have no knowledge about Bitcoin to invest in bitcoin.  The first thing to let one know while introducing bitcoin shouldn't be to buy bitcoin, the first thing should be volatility of the market and security and self-custodial wallet,  after all these you can proceed to how one can buy bitcoin(strategies). Buying should be the last thing to introduce to beginners about bitcoin because if you are too fast to convince someone to buy, it will be very difficult for the person to cope with market volatility. 

If you focus more to make sure the person you are introducing bitcoin to understand the market very well it will be of great gains than convincing to buy bitcoin without understanding which buying might not profitable at the end.

Forcing someone to go into bitcoin when he's yet to know about how bitcoin investment works is just the same as pushing someone in a deep hole, I guess you know how difficult it is before he can be able to come out from the hole. Sometimes the victim will still need to scream so as for people to come for his rescue, of course that's exactly how it is when you force someone to invest in bitcoin without a proper knowledge about how bitcoin investment works. Is obvious that the person will end up doing the wrong thing, however learning about bitcoin need to be done in a gradual process. So as to be able to get all the necessary informations about bitcoin, before investment should be made.

[DaNNy001]

It is not even right for newbies to invest in bitcoin and also chase after short-term gain in bitcoin at the same time because if they are stuck in chasing short-term gain in bitcoin, they will have no choice but to depend on their bitcoin investment to get their daily expenses sorted out, and it can possibly get them off the game at the same time. And since newbies are low coiners or no coiners who are just planning to start their bitcoin investment, they should focus mainly on investing in bitcoin for the long term only so that it will help them to build up their bitcoin portfolio in the long run, and if they are patient enough to hold their bitcoin portfolio for a very long time, they will achieve amazing gains.

Not only the newbies.
It is not right for everyone to invest in Bitcoin and chase after short-term gains when the best gain is through long-term holding. It is just like this thread topic, which is "Buy the DIP, and HODL". This is always the most profitable decision ever, and that's why people are advised to accumulate BTC directly proportional to their discretionary income, which will prevent the idea of depending on their BTC investment to meet their expenses.

Short term investment is just like trading, and you would most likely just temper with your portfolio and in the end of everything, I think you would end up not even finishing what you actually started but when the plan is long term with DCA strategy at most with a consistent view of what you doing through the DCA strategy then you would probably get to the finish line and realize the actual plan and goal of you investment in Bitcoin.

[Pi$$]

It is not even right for newbies to invest in bitcoin and also chase after short-term gain in bitcoin at the same time because if they are stuck in chasing short-term gain in bitcoin, they will have no choice but to depend on their bitcoin investment to get their daily expenses sorted out, and it can possibly get them off the game at the same time. And since newbies are low coiners or no coiners who are just planning to start their bitcoin investment, they should focus mainly on investing in bitcoin for the long term only so that it will help them to build up their bitcoin portfolio in the long run, and if they are patient enough to hold their bitcoin portfolio for a very long time, they will achieve amazing gains.

I thought we have said this many times, anyone with a mindset of buying and selling for the short term should be considered a trader. Once someone buys Bitcoin and aims to sell it within a short time hoping the price will go up, they might be lucky to sell at bitcoin increase price.However, they will surely likely to buy back at a lower price and sell high price again, and that's where predictions start to go wrong. The price might not decrease as expected, and it may not even reach their target level. By doing this, they end up missing out on the benefits of Bitcoin investment.

Some people have missed great opportunities because of this short-term buying and selling strategy. This approach has turned individuals who initially aimed to be investors into traders, causing them to lose some of their funds in trading.Let us understand that investing in Bitcoin requires patience for the long term. Only through a long-term perspective can we achieve meaningful returns. This is why Bitcoin real investors focus on consistently accumulating Bitcoin, with the aim of holding it for the long term.

I should be asking you the same question because it is you who brought up the topic of buying and selling = trading not Mayorofogba. Perhaps next time when we are discussing of something else you should not troll on someone else or accuse someone of saying what he did not say. Most persons are fond of doing that there. Every discussion has where it is leading to so diverting from it means you are making those who will take their time to read through to be misguided/mislead. Always take your time to read through mate it will be better. I just read through Mayorofogba comment and he never said anything about people buying and selling.

Let me drag your attention to this side. Are you aware that Bitcoin is around $79,107.64 below $80k. How much have you accumulated since the price dipped a little. For those who have extra discretionary income that they can spare, this is another opportunity to buy the dip i bet you will love to take it.

[Silentcursor]

The reaction that occurs when the price of Bitcoin drops is that it makes an investors face dry and his conscience begins to disappear. This happens to those who do not have a backup fund flow. That is why it is recommended for investors to have at least three months of floating funds. We who are new investors, hold Bitcoin with emotion but stay away from thinking too much about the long term for the next emergency. This is irresponsible for us who are looking after our family / for long term investment protection. The things that we are particularly interested in from previous investment mistakes are to keep a supply of floating cash funds in case of any possible situation. Protection from the risk of price dumping or withdrawal of investment in unexpected situations.

It's normal for new investors to panic and get emotional when the price of bitcoin falls, it's something that's happened to even people with a steady in therefore it's a normal phenomenon with those set of people whether back up finds or not, being new to it is enough to get worried cause at that point they're still very ignorant about certain things but as time goes on, whether they're patient enough to continue investing or not, they'll learn from experience.

 The major things is the ability to maintain patience even while emotion plays it's role, cause like I said earlier, even someone with 3 months of floating funds would be forced to pull out their funds if they don't kill their emotions and remain patient, Bitcoin is a long-term investment and patience give investors the ability to hold for a longer period, overcome emotions caused by the fear of loosing funds due to price drop, that's why I classified it as one of the major things a true investor should possess.

No, I will have to disagree with here. It is not normal for new Bitcoin investor to panic at all. That will be a sign that they actually started their investment with the wrong mindset all along. I expect a new investor to be at least highly informed so they understand what they are investing into. If a new investor jumps into Bitcoin investment with the mindset that they want to get rich quick from people testimonials of course they will freak out when things are going the opposite direction for them but if they are informed about Bitcoin history and its cycles they will not panic at all.

The reason why they are panicking isnt because they are new but because they are not informed. Whether new or old investor they can still panic when they dont have legit information's regarding Bitcoin investment. Instead of a new investor to start panicking over price swings they should see it as a huge opportunity to DCA and buying on dips. Because that is the only way they will meet up in holding a large quantity of Bitcoin in their portfolio before the bull season comes.

[Wind_FURY]

The Bitcoin ETF Flow is negative, https://farside.co.uk/btc/

I believe that these are the sorts of situations that we plebs should start PAYING ATTENTION. The institutions currently don't like Bitcoin? - The new arrivals of plebs should start front-running them again, like the plebs of 2019 and 2023 who front-ran them.

PRAY that another bear market is coming because these DIPs are what YOU should be waiting for!

[Tmoonz]

The reaction that occurs when the price of Bitcoin drops is that it makes an investors face dry and his conscience begins to disappear. This happens to those who do not have a backup fund flow. That is why it is recommended for investors to have at least three months of floating funds. We who are new investors, hold Bitcoin with emotion but stay away from thinking too much about the long term for the next emergency. This is irresponsible for us who are looking after our family / for long term investment protection. The things that we are particularly interested in from previous investment mistakes are to keep a supply of floating cash funds in case of any possible situation. Protection from the risk of price dumping or withdrawal of investment in unexpected situations.

It's normal for new investors to panic and get emotional when the price of bitcoin falls, it's something that's happened to even people with a steady in therefore it's a normal phenomenon with those set of people whether back up finds or not, being new to it is enough to get worried cause at that point they're still very ignorant about certain things but as time goes on, whether they're patient enough to continue investing or not, they'll learn from experience.

 The major things is the ability to maintain patience even while emotion plays it's role, cause like I said earlier, even someone with 3 months of floating funds would be forced to pull out their funds if they don't kill their emotions and remain patient, Bitcoin is a long-term investment and patience give investors the ability to hold for a longer period, overcome emotions caused by the fear of loosing funds due to price drop, that's why I classified it as one of the major things a true investor should possess.

No, I will have to disagree with here. It is not normal for new Bitcoin investor to panic at all. That will be a sign that they actually started their investment with the wrong mindset all along. I expect a new investor to be at least highly informed so they understand what they are investing into.If a new investor jumps into Bitcoin investment with the mindset that they want to get rich quick from people testimonials of course they will freak out when things are going the opposite direction for them but if they are informed about Bitcoin history and its cycles they will not panic at all.

The reason why they are panicking isnt because they are new but because they are not informed. Whether new or old investor they can still panic when they dont have legit information's regarding Bitcoin investment. Instead of a new investor to start panicking over price swings they should see it as a huge opportunity to DCA and buying on dips. Because that is the only way they will meet up in holding a large quantity of Bitcoin in their portfolio before the bull season comes.

You need to understand that no matter the level of information a newbie investor got there is a different between theory and practical such that even if they entertain certain of level of panic I see it as a normal because they are new and in the practical aspects of it which of course experience could be the highest form of information they need. There must always be a different in reaction between a newbie investor and the experience ones in this regards.

Historically events if not a guarantee of the future performance that's what you should know. However, if a newbie investor entertains certain level of panic in their initial stage, staying long in the market will make them gain more courage and confidence unless he or she is not an investor but a trader or that the money being used by the newbie investor is not a discretionary income.

[Barikui1]

No, I will have to disagree with here. It is not normal for new Bitcoin investor to panic at all. That will be a sign that they actually started their investment with the wrong mindset all along. I expect a new investor to be at least highly informed so they understand what they are investing into.If a new investor jumps into Bitcoin investment with the mindset that they want to get rich quick from people testimonials of course they will freak out when things are going the opposite direction for them but if they are informed about Bitcoin history and its cycles they will not panic at all.

The reason why they are panicking isnt because they are new but because they are not informed. Whether new or old investor they can still panic when they dont have legit information's regarding Bitcoin investment. Instead of a new investor to start panicking over price swings they should see it as a huge opportunity to DCA and buying on dips. Because that is the only way they will meet up in holding a large quantity of Bitcoin in their portfolio before the bull season comes.

You need to understand that no matter the level of information a newbie investor got there is a different between theory and practical such that even if they entertain certain of level of panic I see it as a normal because they are new and in the practical aspects of it which of course experience could be the highest form of information they need. There must always be a different in reaction between a newbie investor and the experience ones in this regards.

Historically events if not a guarantee of the future performance that's what you should know. However, if a newbie investor entertains certain level of panic in their initial stage, staying long in the market will make them gain more courage and confidence unless he or she is not an investor but a trader or that the money being used by the newbie investor is not a discretionary income.

I will refer all your write up to this statement of CZ concerning newbies investors, which he posted on X yesterday, most of this newbies don't know that their are so many things that are easier said than done, and holding is one of those things, especially when their is no source of income and an emergency funds in place that can stand as a shield against any unforseen emergencies that may arise in the future, but if you have no emergency funds or a source of income in place, it's just a matter of time before you temper with your investment that you never ever thought of tempering with in the first place.
Then as for the aspect of panic, I don't think it's tie to only newbies investors alone, it can even compel a veteran investor to act rationally if the person in question have no genuine trust in Bitcoin, because these guys are not looking at Bitcoin on a bigger picture, like on the longer run, or  how much it might skyrocket to in like 10 to 20 years time from now, they are just myopic about Bitcoin, so they get into a mode anytime their is a strong dip in the market.

[Gost ms]

It is not even right for newbies to invest in bitcoin and also chase after short-term gain in bitcoin at the same time because if they are stuck in chasing short-term gain in bitcoin, they will have no choice but to depend on their bitcoin investment to get their daily expenses sorted out, and it can possibly get them off the game at the same time. And since newbies are low coiners or no coiners who are just planning to start their bitcoin investment, they should focus mainly on investing in bitcoin for the long term only so that it will help them to build up their bitcoin portfolio in the long run, and if they are patient enough to hold their bitcoin portfolio for a very long time, they will achieve amazing gains.

Not only the newbies.
It is not right for everyone to invest in Bitcoin and chase after short-term gains when the best gain is through long-term holding. It is just like this thread topic, which is "Buy the DIP, and HODL". This is always the most profitable decision ever, and that's why people are advised to accumulate BTC directly proportional to their discretionary income, which will prevent the idea of depending on their BTC investment to meet their expenses.

A new investor has many irrational things related to investment in their head. If someone learns or starts learning short-term investment along with investment. He/She has to find stable income first.

If you have a stable source of income then you can learn about short-term along with investment if you want. If you do not have a stable income then it will not be right for you to invest in Bitcoin and what short-term investment will not be right either. If you want, you can deposit Bitcoin continuously by adopting the DCA method. Always keep yourself away from short-term investment. Short-term investment is very risky always keep an eye on long-term investment

[Hewlet]

If you have a stable source of income then you can learn about short-term along with investment if you want. If you do not have a stable income then it will not be right for you to invest in Bitcoin and what short-term investment will not be right either. If you want, you can deposit Bitcoin continuously by adopting the DCA method. Always keep yourself away from short-term investment. Short-term investment is very risky always keep an eye on long-term investment

understanding that investment is supposed to be a long term initiative is the best way to start and of cause, having a good source of income is more like a prerequisite that can never be done away with while learning and making plans to get started in your investment. sometimes we have to agree that it is not as complex as we are making it look like, when you try to define what a short term investment is and is not might not be necessary if you just tell yourself that you are investing for a set number of years and even if you don't have too much to get started, whatever goes into your investment wont get out till you have reached that year.

since we are not dealing with an ideal case that everything will just be perfect right from start whereby you have a very robust income source and have all your plans well structured, the only thing you can first decide on can be that your first phase of your accumulation phase is going to last for at least four years. during the time of which you can start with whatever you have even if your income source is not all that strong.

even though you are a student or a young adult that is intentional about getting an investment on ground before adulthood sets in, your little weekly or monthly $10 investment might just be the foundation you can put in place to get you started in the journey to building a very massive bitcoin portfolio. the main thing is to get started first, and then you can improve on your bitcoin investment strategies along the line and that little investment that started with a DCA of $10 per week can grow into something that is worth $200 to $500 going into your investment every week and then from an initial accumulation plan of four years, you decides to take it to whatever length you wish to.

[Gallar]

It is not even right for newbies to invest in bitcoin and also chase after short-term gain in bitcoin at the same time because if they are stuck in chasing short-term gain in bitcoin, they will have no choice but to depend on their bitcoin investment to get their daily expenses sorted out, and it can possibly get them off the game at the same time. And since newbies are low coiners or no coiners who are just planning to start their bitcoin investment, they should focus mainly on investing in bitcoin for the long term only so that it will help them to build up their bitcoin portfolio in the long run, and if they are patient enough to hold their bitcoin portfolio for a very long time, they will achieve amazing gains.

Not only the newbies.
It is not right for everyone to invest in Bitcoin and chase after short-term gains when the best gain is through long-term holding. It is just like this thread topic, which is "Buy the DIP, and HODL". This is always the most profitable decision ever, and that's why people are advised to accumulate BTC directly proportional to their discretionary income, which will prevent the idea of depending on their BTC investment to meet their expenses.

A new investor has many irrational things related to investment in their head. If someone learns or starts learning short-term investment along with investment. He/She has to find stable income first.

If you have a stable source of income then you can learn about short-term along with investment if you want. If you do not have a stable income then it will not be right for you to invest in Bitcoin and what short-term investment will not be right either. If you want, you can deposit Bitcoin continuously by adopting the DCA method. Always keep yourself away from short-term investment. Short-term investment is very risky always keep an eye on long-term investment

In my opinion, even though a beginner has a stable income and has a lot of discretionary income. I think it is not right to learn short-term investment, or what can be called trading even in bitcoin. Because why waste money and time to learn it, in my opinion if you have a lot of discretionary income it is better to just invest long-term in bitcoin. Rather than having to learn about short-term investment, I think it is not very useful. Because in my opinion, beginners who learn investment and trading/short-term investment at the same time, of course, will make the beginner prone to getting trapped in trading. Because of course beginners will assume that trading can make money quickly, when in fact it is not. That is why I personally only advise beginners to invest long-term in bitcoin. Because of course it is much better than having to learn trading.

[Deegodstime]

If you have a stable source of income then you can learn about short-term along with investment if you want. If you do not have a stable income then it will not be right for you to invest in Bitcoin and what short-term investment will not be right either. If you want, you can deposit Bitcoin continuously by adopting the DCA method. Always keep yourself away from short-term investment. Short-term investment is very risky always keep an eye on long-term investment

As long as Bitcoin investments are consign the best investment pattern is long - term investment because it's risk free the only thing there is no when to buy the DIP. Short-term investment pattern is the main reason why some investors lose there assets in Bitcoin. Trading with signal at times pays but the lost is more than the gain, daily fluctuating of signals this days is are hardly understood, so to avoid lose the little we have the best investment pattern is long-term

[Mayor of ogba]

If someone doesn't have a clue about what is bitcoin then forcing them to buy can be a bad idea, what if the price crashed once they bought and you are the one who they will blame you. So guiding them when they realize bitcoin is their path is good but when someone still haven't made up their mind can take their time. Better late than never cause if they do it for wrong reason and faced the loss they might exit the market and will never think about coming back.

So this isn't entirely about the price, it's actually the cause that should drive them to invest, a person who truly understand bitcoin will not be shaken by the volatility so the short bumps and dumps will not likely to alter their strategy if DCAing or whatever they want to practice.

Some of you are really confusing yourself because if you are introducing some one into bitcoin you will never forget to mention the strategies use in accumulating bitcoin,like buying the dip.so during the process of explaining this strategy buying the dip you have end up explaining to the person what bitcoin volatility is.It is impossible to force someone to invest in something they are not interested in because will all have different views about something.There are so many investors that understand the volatility of bitcoin but whenever there is a dip they are grip by fear of the fact that history may not repeat itself.people are much more afraid of what they know than what they don't know.

It is wrong to try to force someone who have no knowledge about Bitcoin to invest in bitcoin.  The first thing to let one know while introducing bitcoin shouldn't be to buy bitcoin, the first thing should be volatility of the market and security and self-custodial wallet,  after all these you can proceed to how one can buy bitcoin(strategies). Buying should be the last thing to introduce to beginners about bitcoin because if you are too fast to convince someone to buy, it will be very difficult for the person to cope with market volatility. 

If you focus more to make sure the person you are introducing bitcoin to understand the market very well it will be of great gains than convincing to buy bitcoin without understanding which buying might not profitable at the end.

Forcing someone to go into bitcoin when he's yet to know about how bitcoin investment works is just the same as pushing someone in a deep hole, I guess you know how difficult it is before he can be able to come out from the hole. Sometimes the victim will still need to scream so as for people to come for his rescue, of course that's exactly how it is when you force someone to invest in bitcoin without a proper knowledge about how bitcoin investment works. Is obvious that the person will end up doing the wrong thing, however learning about bitcoin need to be done in a gradual process. So as to be able to get all the necessary informations about bitcoin, before investment should be made.

In my opinion, it is not even advisable to force someone into investing in bitcoin even though the person knows about how bitcoin investment works since you are not certain if the person is in the right state to start up a bitcoin investment, and you will not be blamed if the person loses his or her money along the line. Starting up a bitcoin investment should be at everyone's free will for them to know or figure out when it will be suitable for them to invest in bitcoin, and they will be responsible for their actions if something bad happens alongside their accumulation process since no one sweet-talks them into investing in bitcoin.

[Zackz5000]

As long as Bitcoin investments are consign the best investment pattern is long - term investment because it's risk free the only thing there is no when to buy the DIP. Short-term investment pattern is the main reason why some investors lose there assets in Bitcoin. Trading with signal at times pays but the lost is more than the gain, daily fluctuating of signals this days is are hardly understood, so to avoid lose the little we have the best investment pattern is long-term

When ever you make a post cheek well if you quoted well looking at your post you quoted wrongly that's by the way I will like you to know that nothing is risk free in Bitcoin investment even the long term investment is not risk free as you have mentioned but there is lesser risk when invest for a longer time so you won't get newbies totally believe that Bitcoin investment is risk free, if you are using DCA strategy to accumulate Bitcoin you will definitely accumulate Bitcoin even when there is a dip without even you trying to know when there dip if you are accumulating consistently because that is what the DCA strategy does it will enable you to accumulate Bitcoin at regular interval regardless of Bitcoin price.
Lastly we should always accumulate Bitcoin with our discretionary income which is our leftover income so that incase the investment doesn't work as it seems we won't feel we lost anything that is using money we can afford to loss.

[SOKO-DEKE]

If you have a stable source of income then you can learn about short-term along with investment if you want. If you do not have a stable income then it will not be right for you to invest in Bitcoin and what short-term investment will not be right either. If you want, you can deposit Bitcoin continuously by adopting the DCA method. Always keep yourself away from short-term investment. Short-term investment is very risky always keep an eye on long-term investment

It is not even advisable for someone to invest in Bitcoin when they do not have a stable source of income. It is very important to have stable sources of income before you invest in Bitcoin. Not having a stable source of income can lead someone to sell their Bitcoin prematurely while trying to hold it.If someone does not have a stable source of income, whenever they need money, they will definitely end up selling their Bitcoin. Unfortunately, the timing might not be favorable. For example, if the Bitcoin market is down at that period, they may be forced to sell at a loss.

Short-term investment can be considered as trading, and even with a stable source of income, it is likely to lead to losses because trading carries high risk. Combining trading and investment is not a good idea. Once you continue losing in trading and your trading capital runs out with no way to acquire more funds, you may be tempted to use your Bitcoin investment. From there, you could lose all your Bitcoin.it is better to concentrate on Bitcoin investment rather than trying to combine the two. Some people who have tried this in the past regret it because it caused them to lose all their Bitcoin.

[Mayor of ogba]

If you have a stable source of income then you can learn about short-term along with investment if you want. If you do not have a stable income then it will not be right for you to invest in Bitcoin and what short-term investment will not be right either. If you want, you can deposit Bitcoin continuously by adopting the DCA method. Always keep yourself away from short-term investment. Short-term investment is very risky always keep an eye on long-term investment

As long as Bitcoin investments are consign the best investment pattern is long - term investment because it's risk free the only thing there is no when to buy the DIP. Short-term investment pattern is the main reason why some investors lose there assets in Bitcoin. Trading with signal at times pays but the lost is more than the gain, daily fluctuating of signals this days is are hardly understood, so to avoid lose the little we have the best investment pattern is long-term

Of a truth, when you invest in bitcoin for the long term, you are guaranteed you will not lose all your money in bitcoin investment, but don't be deceived that your investment in bitcoin is risk-free because you are investing in bitcoin for the long term because you can still lose your money in bitcoin investment even though you are investing for the long term, so don't be carried away by the long-term perspective and use the money that is meant for your daily expenses and invest in bitcoin because what happens to those trading bitcoin for short-term profit might likely happen to you if you continue with such a mindset.

[Mr Reporter]

As long as Bitcoin investments are consign the best investment pattern is long - term investment because it's risk free the only thing there is no when to buy the DIP. Short-term investment pattern is the main reason why some investors lose there assets in Bitcoin. Trading with signal at times pays but the lost is more than the gain, daily fluctuating of signals this days is are hardly understood, so to avoid lose the little we have the best investment pattern is long-term

When ever you make a post cheek well if you quoted well looking at your post you quoted wrongly that's by the way I will like you to know that nothing is risk free in Bitcoin investment even the long term investment is not risk free as you have mentioned but there is lesser risk when invest for a longer time so you won't get newbies totally believe that Bitcoin investment is risk free, if you are using DCA strategy to accumulate Bitcoin you will definitely accumulate Bitcoin even when there is a dip without even you trying to know when there dip if you are accumulating consistently because that is what the DCA strategy does it will enable you to accumulate Bitcoin at regular interval regardless of Bitcoin price.
Lastly we should always accumulate Bitcoin with our discretionary income which is our leftover income so that incase the investment doesn't work as it seems we won't feel we lost anything that is using money we can afford to loss.

Well what we all need to understand is that no investment is risk free even holding BITCOIN in an wellet is always risky but in every investment the risks can be managed just as you said by using the DCA strategy to accumulate BITCOIN make it a lot easier and risk free and also always invest with discretionary incomes this helps to reduce the risk management, also every newbies should try to understand that investing in digital assets investment is no risk free if can take a look in the past  BITCOIN market history we all have seen the risk involved in it but with proper risk management and proper strategy one can reduce risk free

[Bd officer]

Always keep yourself away from short-term investment. Short-term investment is very risky always keep an eye on long-term investment

To be successful in investing in Bitcoin, you must plan for the long term, if you invest in the short term, you may face losses instead of profits. Those who have invested in the past and held for the long term have been successful. Now if your plan is to hold short term, if the price of Bitcoin falls from your purchase price, then if you can't hold long, you will have to sell at a loss. We can compare short-term holders to traders, as their plan is to buy at a low price and sell at a high price. Those who plan for the long term are able to hold the investment in any situation. So we need to plan for long term before investing and we need to have emergency funds.

Currently the market condition is very bad. But those who have long-term plans are not disappointed by the market, rather they will use the opportunity to buy the dip.

[Nothingtodo]

Currently the market condition is very bad. But those who have long-term plans are not disappointed by the market, rather they will use the opportunity to buy the dip.

This is supposed to be an investment in a dumping market, but in my case, the opposite is happening, especially today, when I sold my Bitcoin. However, the smart ones in this market are those who plan to buy and hold for the long term instead of selling. However, today I was forced to sell my accumulated Bitcoin to do some Eid shopping, and I hope I will regret selling this Bitcoin in the future.

Don't sell your BTC, hold it ..

[Grace333]

Currently the market condition is very bad. But those who have long-term plans are not disappointed by the market, rather they will use the opportunity to buy the dip.

This is supposed to be an investment in a dumping market, but in my case, the opposite is happening, especially today, when I sold my Bitcoin. However, the smart ones in this market are those who plan to buy and hold for the long term instead of selling. However, today I was forced to sell my accumulated Bitcoin to do some Eid shopping, and I hope I will regret selling this Bitcoin in the future.

Don't sell your BTC, hold it ..

I'm still trying to process your write up, and honestly I dont understand your posts probably because you didn't highlight all the information or reason for selling your coins. What borders me most isn't the fact that your went shopping but the fact that after selling your coins, you boldly made an announcement of it and in thesame post, advising others not to sell. How exactly do you intend to advise other to hold when you just sold your coin, it's as though you're making them feel comfortable to sell when ever they like to. From your actions it shows that you're a newbie and you need to work on your emotions so price fluctuations won't be a problem or a reason for selling your bitcoin. However I'm still a bit confused if it was the price fluctuation or the fact that needed to go for shopping that prompted you to sell.