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Today at 04:25:28 PM
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Discretionary income is very important in our Bitcoin investment because without it we can't be able to invest, while investors are busy accumulating their Bitcoin they should also make some funds available for the Dip if they are interested in doubling or been aggressive anytime the price Dip. And I see Dip as a big opportunity for those investors who  are ready for it and being aggressive when there is Dip doesn't mean you are taking much risk, as long as the fund is coming from your discretionary the risk is okay.
If investors are ongoingly acumulating Bitcoin with their discretionary income, do you think that preparing to buy the dip is necessary especially if such investors are buying through the DCA strategy? or are you not clear on the meaning of the DCA strategy, if the DCA strategy is said to be a strategy that we can use in acumulating Bitcoin consistently without minding the price of Bitcoin at any point, doesn't that tell you that, with the DCA method, we can buy during the dip and everytime, It is not ideal to prepare for the dip when you are buying steadily, and why do some of us keep mentioning the dip when the DCA strategy still covers it, we can be agressive at anytime not necessarily during the dip.

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