JJG’s Outline of Bitcoin Investment Ideas

[Princess Leah]

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lolz..Do you know why you people are getting confused, it's because you people think that DCA and discretionary income are same thing in meaning. .they're not same thing but they're some how similar...That's why asked you people to make research so that you can differentiate both meaning...The thing is that you're confusing yourself by not making proper consultation and research....I have throw more light on the similarities in my second replies...still you dont want to learn...

No dear, you're the confused one here. The DCA and discretionary income are different thing altogether the only thing that makes them relate is that they're necessary for a successful investment but while one is a strategy for long term investment, the other is the funds used for the investment so how are they similar? Do you see that you're the one confusing yourself?

 Your said advise sounded like you're referring to both as a method of investing. They're very "necessary" for an investment like i said earlier, especially the discretionary income but not same thing or similar. You can't make a misleading statement yet ask someone to do research and learn about it, that makes no sense dear.

[Alonso_]

Even for newbies, there seems to be no reason to wait for a dip, cheer for a dip or even welcome a dip, but instead do not let the dip bother you since when there is a dip, and if you are ongoingly buying bitcoin, then during such dips, if they arrive, you are getting more bitcoin for the same amount of dollars.

You’re right, I don’t see any reason why a newbie who is just getting started with bitcoin would be waiting for a dip, or being excited about buying a dip, they should just take the opportunity of buying the dip whenever it happens, either way you’re waiting or buying regularly I think you will still come across a dip, and you will still buy the dip because you’re still in your accumulating phase, which is why I don’t see any reason to be waiting for the dip when we can ongoingly be buying bitcoin regularly, I don’t see any reason why I would be saving money specifically for buying the dip when I can still be buying through the DCA on a consistent rate.

[ejikeme24]

Even for newbies, there seems to be no reason to wait for a dip, cheer for a dip or even welcome a dip, but instead do not let the dip bother you since when there is a dip, and if you are ongoingly buying bitcoin, then during such dips, if they arrive, you are getting more bitcoin for the same amount of dollars.

You’re right, i don’t see any reason why a newbie who is just getting started with bitcoin would be waiting for a dip, or being excited about buying a dip, they should just take the opportunity of buying the dip whenever it happens, either way you’re waiting or buying regularly I think you will still come across a dip, and you will still buy the dip because you’re still in your accumulating phase, which is why I don’t see any reason to be waiting for the dip when we can ongoingly be buying bitcoin regularly, I don’t see any reason why I would be saving money specifically for buying the dip when I can still be buying through the DCA on a consistent rate.

That is because you have come to understand the nature of Bitcoin, but those who are still getting started with Bitcoin investment may feel that there's a reason why they need to buy the dip. Some might even say that buying the dip is the best strategy for Bitcoin investment but it's obviously not the best strategy more especially for beginners and those that does not have enough stash of bitcoin on their portfolio. Those that has little or no stash of bitcoin on their portfolio should be more concern about how they can grow their bitcoin portfolio to a certain level Within some months rather than waiting for dip that may or may not happen anytime soon, because waiting for the dip would bring delay in their investment  and I wouldn't want a beginner to be waiting for so Long before getting started that is why I don't recommend buying the dip for beginners. the most suitable strategy for beginners is the regular DcAing, with this method a beginner could grow their bitcoin portfolio to a certain level Within the space of two months, I'm just using this as example to show how fast it is when a beginner is buying regularly.

[Homemade-IQ]

Those that has little or no stash of bitcoin on their portfolio should be more concern about how they can grow their bitcoin portfolio to a certain level Within some months rather than waiting for dip that may or may not happen anytime soon, because waiting for the dip would bring delay in their investment  and I wouldn't want a beginner to be waiting for so Long before getting started that is why I don't recommend buying the dip for beginners. .

I wonder why beginners should be talking about dip buying when they have no or little stash of bitcoin kept somewhere. Such people should be doing everything possible to buy and accumulate once their discretionary income is available, because when an investor is at such a level, he should be more concerned on building a valuable stash of bitcoin, so if he decides to be waiting for the dip when his stash of bitcoin is too small or he has nothing at all, he will struggle or may not get to his over accumulation status because he is going to miss out on so many buying opportunities.
 That is why I see it as a very bad idea for anyone that is just starting his bitcoin investment.

[lombok]

Even for newbies, there seems to be no reason to wait for a dip, cheer for a dip or even welcome a dip, but instead do not let the dip bother you since when there is a dip, and if you are ongoingly buying bitcoin, then during such dips, if they arrive, you are getting more bitcoin for the same amount of dollars.

You’re right, I don’t see any reason why a newbie who is just getting started with bitcoin would be waiting for a dip, or being excited about buying a dip, they should just take the opportunity of buying the dip whenever it happens, either way you’re waiting or buying regularly I think you will still come across a dip, and you will still buy the dip because you’re still in your accumulating phase, which is why I don’t see any reason to be waiting for the dip when we can ongoingly be buying bitcoin regularly, I don’t see any reason why I would be saving money specifically for buying the dip when I can still be buying through the DCA on a consistent rate.

It is sometimes a relief to wait until a market bottom has gained a momentum before it can get into the human mind, as of yet, and it never can be certain. The mathematical reactions to buying regularly and allocating a fixed amount of capital, will automatically reduce the psychological panic instilled by wild swings in daily trading charts.

Any given nominal cash value will produce significantly greater quantity of coins by simply changing the price downward. Long term accumulation has all its focus on increasing its unit of asset ownership, and does not panic about the decline of price on the open market.

[Different patterns]

When you talk about "risk," are you talking about BTC price volatility or something else?  If a person is a newbie to bitcoin or he is ongoingly buying bitcoin, then he likely would welcome BTC price dips since he is able to buy more bitcoin for the same amount of dollars (fiat).

This is certainly true, as they will gain more when they buy at a price drop. This is often done by beginners, taking advantage of the price drop to maximize their return on value.

However, it's difficult to predict when a price drop will occur, especially as we know that price predictions are always subject to deviation. This means there's no accurate price prediction. For us, when the market is declining, the right move is to buy to capitalize on the value we have or have accumulated. We believe this is the right time to welcome a price drop.

Even for newbies, there seems to be no reason to wait for a dip, cheer for a dip or even welcome a dip, but instead do not let the dip bother you since when there is a dip, and if you are ongoingly buying bitcoin, then during such dips, if they arrive, you are getting more bitcoin for the same amount of dollars.

I think this is one of the reasons why investors who are seriously accumulating bitcoin shouldn’t focus much on dips. Once you have that plan of buying regularly,  anytime you see the price moving down would not be a problem to you any more,that is just more opportunity to get more. But if you are the kind investor that keep waiting for dips. that can delay you from starting. because what will come into your mind is different thinking, that the price is too high, the next price will favor you, that’s how time will be keep passing and you end up buying nothing. I think it will be a smart approach if we accept the good and bad times during bitcoin accumulation, and only focus on long term holding.

[Sticky Bomb]

You dont also need capital to invest Bitcoin and you only need a discretionary income to accumulate bitcoin. DCA strategy doesn't not requires capital,  you accumulate bitcoin from discretionary income consistently.

Every investment needs capital, the discretionary income you use in buying consistently is your capital. So, you need a capital to invest into Bitcoin and in this case, it's your discretionary income. The difference between it and most investments is that it's not capital intensive since you can start small and you don't necessarily need a one-time capital while you practice DCA, you keep buying consistently when the discretionary income becomes available. The concept of spreading your buying over a longer period of time eliminates financial pressure on investors and ensure inclusiveness of both the wealthy and poor in Bitcoin accumulation and holding.

[Saltysugar99]

You dont also need capital to invest Bitcoin and you only need a discretionary income to accumulate bitcoin. DCA strategy doesn't not requires capital,  you accumulate bitcoin from discretionary income consistently.

Every investment needs capital, the discretionary income you use in buying consistently is your capital. So, you need a capital to invest into Bitcoin and in this case, it's your discretionary income. The difference between it and most investments is that it's not capital intensive since you can start small and you don't necessarily need a one-time capital while you practice DCA, you keep buying consistently when the discretionary income becomes available. The concept of spreading your buying over a longer period of time eliminates financial pressure on investors and ensure inclusiveness of both the wealthy and poor in Bitcoin accumulation and holding.

How the concept of capital is defined here is more important. If capital is simply money used for investment, then of course capital is also required to buy Bitcoin. The discretionary income from which you are buying bitcoin is your investable capital at the time of purchase. If someone thinks that investing in Bitcoin requires a huge amount of funds as capital like other investments, then this kind of thinking is not right. The money used to buy Bitcoin should ideally be funds that are available after meeting necessary expenses and whose loss or long term retention will not disturb your normal life. Even apart from Bitcoin, investment, trading or other risk taking activities should be kept within the limits of discretionary funds.

The matter is very simple but beginners often make mistakes. Suppose someone doesn't have $2,000 to invest at once, but has $20 available after expenses every week. If he buys Bitcoin with that $20, that $20 is his investable capital at that time. So it's fair to say that Bitcoin investment doesn't require a large starting capital, but it's not logical to say that it doesn't require any capital. And DCA doesn't eliminate the need for capital. DCA just changes the way you deploy capital. In a lump sum, you might be investing $1,000 at once. In a DCA, you're deploying the same type of investable funds in $20, $50, or other amounts over time. There must be some discretionary money available at the time of each purchase.

[ZeroVinsonN]

lolz..Do you know why you people are getting confused, it's because you people think that DCA and discretionary income are same thing in meaning. .they're not same thing but they're some how similar...That's why asked you people to make research so that you can differentiate both meaning...The thing is that you're confusing yourself by not making proper consultation and research....I have throw more light on the similarities in my second replies...still you dont want to learn...

They are not even similar, in truth they are two very different things, your discretionary income is what's left behind after you've settled your bills and your essentials, the DCA is a bitcoin investment strategy that involves periodically buying bitcoin based on what you can afford, you invest with your discretionary income and the DCA is the strategy you invest with, there are also other investment strategies that people use but you investment should be done only with your discretionary income.

[Futurexxx]

Even for newbies, there seems to be no reason to wait for a dip, cheer for a dip or even welcome a dip, but instead do not let the dip bother you since when there is a dip, and if you are ongoingly buying bitcoin, then during such dips, if they arrive, you are getting more bitcoin for the same amount of dollars.

You are right with all your said here sir, waiting for the dip before buying is not a good idea, since you will miss a lot of buying opportunities because of that, that's why constant accumulation is the best because you can build a huge stash of Bitcoin faster if you are discipline and consistent with your accumulation.

What most Bitcoin investors fails to understand is that Bitcoin price now is still far from it peak price, and this current price some investor thinks is high may be a big dip that may never come again, that's why we should focus more on building a huge stash of Bitcoin, and hold as strong as we can because it will be worth it if Bitcoin can skyrocket in the next 15-30 years time from now.

[Joeboy]

~snil~

I think this is one of the reasons why investors who are seriously accumulating bitcoin shouldn’t focus much on dips. Once you have that plan of buying regularly,  anytime you see the price moving down would not be a problem to you any more,that is just more opportunity to get more. But if you are the kind investor that keep waiting for dips. that can delay you from starting. because what will come into your mind is different thinking, that the price is too high, the next price will favor you, that’s how time will be keep passing and you end up buying nothing. I think it will be a smart approach if we accept the good and bad times during bitcoin accumulation, and only focus on long term holding.

Surely that is a good advice to give, but then again, folks should better still  always see every time as an opportunity to accumulate more especially when there is availability of their discretionary income. We all keep pointing out the disadvantage of waiting for dips, but the reality is that majority of folks didn't start out with the mentality to wait for dips...Some started out by basing their aggressiveness on dips and in the long run, they went from that to timing when to buy as well a waiting for the occurrence of dips, which has seriously affected the pace of their accumulation...And that's exactly the reason why it would be better to always buy according to the availability of your discretionary income...

[Grease5000]

Even for newbies, there seems to be no reason to wait for a dip, cheer for a dip or even welcome a dip, but instead do not let the dip bother you since when there is a dip, and if you are ongoingly buying bitcoin, then during such dips, if they arrive, you are getting more bitcoin for the same amount of dollars.

You are right with all your said here sir, waiting for the dip before buying is not a good idea, since you will miss a lot of buying opportunities because of that, that's why constant accumulation is the best because you can build a huge stash of Bitcoin faster if you are discipline and consistent with your accumulation.

What most Bitcoin investors fails to understand is that Bitcoin price now is still far from it peak price, and this current price some investor thinks is high may be a big dip that may never come again, that's why we should focus more on building a huge stash of Bitcoin, and hold as strong as we can because it will be worth it if Bitcoin can skyrocket in the next 15-30 years time from now.

An investor who wait for a dip before buying is more like a a trader or can start  to behave like a trader than an investor, though it's only natural to feel emotional when you see  your investment dip. But an investor who invest only using discretionary income  and use the  DCA strategy and have a long term investment conviction in bitcoin will hold on to their investment plan and not wait for price to dip before buying their first bitcoin.

Investor should not be afraid of a dip or try to  predict  price dip before buying your first bitcoin. If the money is truly not needed for living expenses, the better approach is to follow the plan and let time, consistency and accumulation do the work.

[Rockstarguy]

Even for newbies, there seems to be no reason to wait for a dip, cheer for a dip or even welcome a dip, but instead do not let the dip bother you since when there is a dip, and if you are ongoingly buying bitcoin, then during such dips, if they arrive, you are getting more bitcoin for the same amount of dollars.

This is just the mindset every investor needs to have because concentrating only on the dip will slow down the process of buying Bitcoin. As soon as you have the dip in your mind, it makes one start comparing which dip will be the best to buy because most people who think the best time to buy Bitcoin is the dip don't fancy some dips because they sometimes need cheaper options. Understanding that buying can be done at all times helps one accumulate Bitcoin better than only concentrating on buying the dip.

[Rockson1]

lolz..Do you know why you people are getting confused, it's because you people think that DCA and discretionary income are same thing in meaning. .they're not same thing but they're some how similar...That's why asked you people to make research so that you can differentiate both meaning...The thing is that you're confusing yourself by not making proper consultation and research....I have throw more light on the similarities in my second replies...still you dont want to learn...

The bolded claim of yours is perplexing, how do you explain to us that DCA and discreationary income are alike, you mean each can be used in place of the other, how will a strategy be almost the same thing as left over funds used in Bitcoin investment which is like capital for Bitcoin acumulation, you are wrong, both serves different purposes meaning that they can not be similar in meaning, lets be guided pls, newbies are here, they are learning from us, if not that I understand the meaning of both words and how the are been applied in Bitcoin investment, I would have been confused with this statement.

[JayJuanGee]

Those that has little or no stash of bitcoin on their portfolio should be more concern about how they can grow their bitcoin portfolio to a certain level Within some months rather than waiting for dip that may or may not happen anytime soon, because waiting for the dip would bring delay in their investment  and I wouldn't want a beginner to be waiting for so Long before getting started that is why I don't recommend buying the dip for beginners. .

I wonder why beginners should be talking about dip buying when they have no or little stash of bitcoin kept somewhere. Such people should be doing everything possible to buy and accumulate once their discretionary income is available, because when an investor is at such a level, he should be more concerned on building a valuable stash of bitcoin, so if he decides to be waiting for the dip when his stash of bitcoin is too small or he has nothing at all, he will struggle or may not get to his over accumulation status because he is going to miss out on so many buying opportunities.
 That is why I see it as a very bad idea for anyone that is just starting his bitcoin investment.

If a guy spends 4-10 years or longer buying bitcoin at $100 per week, then yeah in the first year, he would have had bought $5,200 worth of bitcoin, and after 4 years, he would have had bought $20,800 worth of bitcoin, and after 10 years, he would have had bought $52k worth of bitcoin.

Most likely his earlier years of bitcoin accumulation would have had gotten him more bitcoin per purchase, yet it is difficult to know for sure.

Also, any week that he tries to strategize one price versus another price, and perhaps trying to figure out when the dip is going to be, overall it is not very likely that his various bitcoin purchases of $100 each week are going to make much of a difference in terms of whether dips had taken place during that time or not.

On the other hand, if his weekly budget is $120 rather than $100, then sure maybe he could hold back $20 per week in order to potentially buy some dip with that extra $20 per week, yet I doubt that there are going to be any major differences in terms of holding back some of the value (such as the $20 per week) or not, yet a guy might still feel good when he is able to buy extra bitcoin during dips.

Personally, I don't have any problems with keeping some dip buying in place for newbies as long as their main strategy continues to be regularly buying bitcoin.  One of the times that dip buying might become more relevant for newbies is when considering lump sum amounts and if some newbies might have extra money that they are considering using for buying bitcoin or maybe they even surprisingly came accross extra money, so then whenever they have extra money, then they might consider there three options, which would be 1) buying right away, 2) Deferral by time (DCA) and/or 3) deferral by price (buying dips that may or may not end up happening).

You dont also need capital to invest Bitcoin and you only need a discretionary income to accumulate bitcoin. DCA strategy doesn't not requires capital,  you accumulate bitcoin from discretionary income consistently.

Every investment needs capital, the discretionary income you use in buying consistently is your capital. So, you need a capital to invest into Bitcoin and in this case, it's your discretionary income. The difference between it and most investments is that it's not capital intensive since you can start small and you don't necessarily need a one-time capital while you practice DCA, you keep buying consistently when the discretionary income becomes available. The concept of spreading your buying over a longer period of time eliminates financial pressure on investors and ensure inclusiveness of both the wealthy and poor in Bitcoin accumulation and holding.

I am not a big fan of referring to income as capital, since it seems that so many newbies are mislead into believing that investment requires capital, when largely anyone can invest as long as they have discretionary income.

So, we decide if we are going to use our discretionary income to 1) invest, 2) save and/or 3) discretionarily consume.

Of course, if we let our discretionary income build up into various investments (including bitcoin) and/or we save up our discretionary income, then it seems that the saved up (or invested) amounts from previous discretionary income could fairly be referred to as capital.. yet many times I have been avoiding using the term "capital" since it seems to imply that there might be some benefits in deploying such capital into bitcoin in lump sum kinds of ways rather than incrementally with the passage of time and incrementally in ways that allow for transitioning from other assets (Or cash) into bitcoin.

Don't get me wrong.   There can be times in which a guy might come into bitcoin, yet he already has quite a bit of assets and/or cash saved up that he could put into bitcoin, yet it seems that a more common occurrence relates to guys having to figure out how much of their income (and really their discretionary income) they want to allocate into bitcoin, whether weekly or other and even if they have some other funds that are available, it may well make sense for them to spread out their establishment of their bitcoin stake, rather than establishing their bitcoin stake in larger chunks at a time.

Also, there is nothing really wrong with establishing large stakes in bitcoin at once when a bitcoin newbie already has the available funds, whether in cash or reallocating from another non-bitcoin asset into bitcoin.  Having extra funds tends to be a good problem to have, even though guys still could be faced with dilemmas in regards to how much they want to put into bitcoin at one time or if he would like to spread some of his funds out over a period of time.  Personally, I have tended to split up my funds when I have large amounts in order to at least consider how much I want to use for each of the three ways of allocating 1) buy right away, 2) DCA and/or 3) buy on dips that  might not happen.

[Just Say]

lolz..Do you know why you people are getting confused, it's because you people think that DCA and discretionary income are same thing in meaning. .they're not same thing but they're some how similar...That's why asked you people to make research so that you can differentiate both meaning...The thing is that you're confusing yourself by not making proper consultation and research....I have throw more light on the similarities in my second replies...still you dont want to learn...

The bolded claim of yours is perplexing, how do you explain to us that DCA and discreationary income are alike, you mean each can be used in place of the other, how will a strategy be almost the same thing as left over funds used in Bitcoin investment which is like capital for Bitcoin acumulation, you are wrong, both serves different purposes meaning that they can not be similar in meaning, lets be guided pls, newbies are here, they are learning from us, if not that I understand the meaning of both words and how the are been applied in Bitcoin investment, I would have been confused with this statement.

DCA and discretionary income are not the same thing because as far as we know these two express completely different types of money, one of which is related to investment methods and the other is related to personal finance, I'm highlighting the main difference between DCA and discretionary income.

DCA stands for Dollar-Cost Averaging.

What is it? It is an investment method the main point is that many of us have been investing patiently for a long time using this method.

How it works: As you likely know, this method involves purchasing a fixed amount of Bitcoin at regular intervals such as weekly or monthly, regardless of market fluctuations.

On the other hand, discretionary income.

What is this? It is a portion of your personal income; specifically, the funds remaining after deducting all taxes and essential living expenses from your total income are referred to as "discretionary income" It seems that with this money, everyone will be able to invest by adopting various investment strategies.

[Hardyrobust]

lolz..Do you know why you people are getting confused, it's because you people think that DCA and discretionary income are same thing in meaning. .they're not same thing but they're some how similar...That's why asked you people to make research so that you can differentiate both meaning...The thing is that you're confusing yourself by not making proper consultation and research....I have throw more light on the similarities in my second replies...still you dont want to learn...

The bolded claim of yours is perplexing, how do you explain to us that DCA and discreationary income are alike, you mean each can be used in place of the other, how will a strategy be almost the same thing as left over funds used in Bitcoin investment which is like capital for Bitcoin acumulation, you are wrong, both serves different purposes meaning that they can not be similar in meaning, lets be guided pls, newbies are here, they are learning from us, if not that I understand the meaning of both words and how the are been applied in Bitcoin investment, I would have been confused with this statement.

DCA and discretionary income are not the same thing because as far as we know these two express completely different types of money, one of which is related to investment methods and the other is related to personal finance, I'm highlighting the main difference between DCA and discretionary income.

DCA stands for Dollar-Cost Averaging.

What is it? It is an investment method the main point is that many of us have been investing patiently for a long time using this method.

How it works: As you likely know, this method involves purchasing a fixed amount of Bitcoin at regular intervals such as weekly or monthly, regardless of market fluctuations.

On the other hand, discretionary income.

What is this? It is a portion of your personal income; specifically, the funds remaining after deducting all taxes and essential living expenses from your total income are referred to as "discretionary income" It seems that with this money, everyone will be able to invest by adopting various investment strategies.

You are right, DCA and discretionary income isn't the same thing. DCA is the strategy that is used in accumulating bitcoin while discretionary income is the money that is used for accumulating bitcoin. DCA can be done on regular intervals depending on individual choice and when they have available cash.it can be on monthly or weekly basis but this should be done using discretionary income which is the left over cash after we have meet all our expenses. Using discretionary income will remove financial pressures and also give room for investor to be consistent with bitcoin accumulation.

[Jewan420]

On the other hand, if his weekly budget is $120 rather than $100, then sure maybe he could hold back $20 per week in order to potentially buy some dip with that extra $20 per week, yet I doubt that there are going to be any major differences in terms of holding back some of the value (such as the $20 per week) or not, yet a guy might still feel good when he is able to buy extra bitcoin during dips.

There are probably multiple strategies that don't have much impact on investing. It's just a matter of following your heart's desires and creating your own unique strategy. As long as a person is consistent in their investment, there shouldn't be any big problem in trying something new with some of their weekly/monthly budget. That strategy may or may not make a big difference.

I generally don't like to be tied to traditional strategies, keeping the basic DCA strategy intact and trying something new with some of their weekly allocation may lead to the discovery of a new strategy that can be very profitable for the person's situation.

[SDS11]

This is just the mindset every investor needs to have because concentrating only on the dip will slow down the process of buying Bitcoin. As soon as you have the dip in your mind, it makes one start comparing which dip will be the best to buy because most people who think the best time to buy Bitcoin is the dip don't fancy some dips because they sometimes need cheaper options. Understanding that buying can be done at all times helps one accumulate Bitcoin better than only concentrating on buying the dip.

You are right and in addition, concentrating on the dip won't only slow down one investment but rather it can cause procrastination, loss of opportunity and sometimes it can lead to total loss of interest in bitcoin investment because when someone wait for a particular thing for too long you will start to take off your mind from that thing, you will start to see it as a waste of time so instead of this to happen i think the DCA method is very cool to use in bitcoin accumulation and i have seen and heard a lot of people testify.

[Abbatty]

This is just the mindset every investor needs to have because concentrating only on the dip will slow down the process of buying Bitcoin. As soon as you have the dip in your mind, it makes one start comparing which dip will be the best to buy because most people who think the best time to buy Bitcoin is the dip don't fancy some dips because they sometimes need cheaper options. Understanding that buying can be done at all times helps one accumulate Bitcoin better than only concentrating on buying the dip.

You are right and in addition, concentrating on the dip won't only slow down one investment but rather it can cause procrastination, loss of opportunity and sometimes it can lead to total loss of interest in bitcoin investment because when someone wait for a particular thing for too long you will start to take off your mind from that thing, you will start to see it as a waste of time so instead of this to happen i think the DCA method is very cool to use in bitcoin accumulation and i have seen and heard a lot of people testify.

There are people who are still successful bitcoin holders and they use waiting for the Dip strategy. There are people who have certain(huge) discretionary amount set aside just waiting for the Dip, and when it comes they maximize that opportunity and buy huge amount of bitcoin.

DCA remains the best when it comes to accumulating bitcoin because of how easy and flexible it is, it made it so easy that anyone with a discretionary income, no matter how it little it might be can be a bitcoin owner.

So no Mather the strategy you are using, just make sure you are doing it right, make sure you are investing with your discretionary income and also make sure your are accumulating as much as you can.