Strong Hands Are Buying

[Ryu_Ar1]

And indeed, even though we can't ignore fud, that doesn't mean we also have to get carried away with things like this because this is precisely what makes us falter.

I could choose to adjust my bitcoin position based on my concerns about FUD.. but usually it is not good to sell on the way down.. but the next time the BTC prices go up I can choose to sell some bitcoin so that my position in bitcoin is not as large.

I can also choose to wait to buy on the way down, rather than actually buying.  Sure, I might regret it later, so in that regard, I have to accept the consequences of choices that I make now and how they might play out several years into the future... it is not always clear about how to balance or whether any rebalancing needs to be done, and some of us will make more mistakes than others in terms of how we choose to go forward with our balancing efforts.

Of course, and if you do not maintain an emergency fund, for example, then you might get stuck selling some of your BTC (or all of your BTC) at a time that is other than your own choosing... So.. in that regard, there can be ways to project out cashflow and to figure if there are upcoming shortfalls in the future that might be able to be addressed now. .or to work towards making sure (or at least increasing the chances) that you do not get into a panic situation.

Selling during a decline is clearly not expected and I am as strong as I can resist not doing that because I see from several people that I know at the moment and are quite comfortable with their bitcoins. precisely this decrease is used to buy not to sell so this is the importance of good financial management so that conditions like this are still minimized so that it doesn't happen because in any case we also have to be aware that this is an investment not for gambling with all in without caring about daily needs our day and emergency funds of course must be prepared in advance before investing.

Actually, in this case, waiting is also not something bad because there are indeed many people who always do their research independently by looking at their candlecharts, they are still always waiting at prices that will indeed be passed in a decline, even though there are two possibilities, namely success or failure, but this only applies for people who actually understand more and maybe don't really apply to me because in any case I am aware of the quality of myself and I still can't do that so rather than waiting for something that is not too sure then I prefer to buy slowly before prices have soared again.

It is a good idea to invest at least $100/month (or whatever you can save after your monthly expenses) in Bitcoin and continue doing so, & don't bother much whatever is going in the market. I think this is the best retirement plan for those who are still young and can work 20 years or more before they retire. Their small amount of savings can potentially give them huge reward to enjoy their retired life.

Because if indeed the plan is for the long term why should we always worry about the short term which is always fluctuating so indeed when we look at plans for the next few years or function for old age then the focus must still be around that and of course we cannot make a benchmark with daily or hourly candle chart when the plan is for the long term so why panic too much about something that is short term because we focus on the long term.

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[ilovealtcoins]

 I will wait until the end of this year if the market doesn't improve a bit then I will sell all PYR and invest in Bitcoin and hold until the halving in 2024.

We are at the end of the year, and my hunch is that the market will get worse, and if you are still holding altcoins, you will lose even more. But I want to know at what price you bought PYR and how much you are losing, if the loss becomes too big, it is pointless to sell them. In my opinion, you should hold because PYR is also a potential altcoin, they are still growing despite the harsh bear season.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

This thread was created in July 2022. I can confirm that strong hands are still buying because I own a pair of those hands that are still buying. I will buy all the way down, after living through two previous bear markets, this third one doesn’t worry me at all. We all know the drill by now, the strong, wealthy, elite people buy on the way down. You basically do the opposite of what all the wagies & brokies do. Human psychology tells people to sell when things are bad & buy during FOMO periods. You need to train yourself to do the exact opposite of what these losers do.

Now is the time to buy, to plant the seeds that will grow into prize winning crops that you can harvest in the next bull run. Millionaires are made in bear markets when all the rats are fleeing the sinking ship. Now is the time to put in the work to transition into a winner during the next bull market. You can do it, all it takes is DCA strategy, patience & huge fucking balls.

[Bobrox]

Of course I now understand very well that Bitcoin is the best investment ever.  Investing in any other coin has no possibility of profit from that investment or future profit.  Investing in bitcoins can surely give you good profits in future.  I understand the importance of this condition as I invest in a shit coin.  I will wait until the end of this year if the market doesn't improve a bit then I will sell all PYR and invest in Bitcoin and hold until the halving in 2024.

Yes it is also true that all my investments are held between Binance and Kucoin exchange which is very risky and an unexpected event can happen at any moment.  So I will convert all my investments into bitcoins and keep them in a hardware wallet.

For long term investment is not matter when convert Bitcoin assets and keep them in hardware wallet, but scalping and daily day trader need exchange market for selling or earn profit few percent without hold in hardware wallet. I sure Bitcoin investment have bigger potential to earn profit than altcoin, I think your decision for selling PYR coin and prefer for buying Bitcoin is right choose after dropping price from PYR right now.

Altcoin controlling by developer and we can't trust him always after several exploit happened with Luna and FTT coin, I think Bitcoin has independent without any one controlling or have bigger supply in their hands, I sure Bitcoin next time halving in 2024 get chance back to higher price.

[imamusma]

I sure Bitcoin investment have bigger potential to earn profit than altcoin,

With this assumption, I don't want to delude myself that some altcoin are also profitable as investment assets. Bitcoin has the potential to be better and more secure than altcoin in the long term, that's because bitcoin was not created to enrich developers, but rather to help users have money in a completely decentralized way.

Adoption is a really good reason to consider as fundamental to making bitcoin a long term investment. Increased adoption means increased demand, and that will make bitcoins more scarce which in turn makes them more expensive.

[ajiz138]

Change your mindset and think about bitcoin in the future, it seems that if you continue to hold shitcoin in your portfolio, there will be no change at all.
I don't trust shitcoin even though it has a great development in its project.
One more thing you still believe saving on exchanges is more risky than non-custodial wallets.

Of course I now understand very well that Bitcoin is the best investment ever.  Investing in any other coin has no possibility of profit from that investment or future profit.  Investing in bitcoins can surely give you good profits in future.  I understand the importance of this condition as I invest in a shit coin.  I will wait until the end of this year if the market doesn't improve a bit then I will sell all PYR and invest in Bitcoin and hold until the halving in 2024.

I'm just suggesting but you're pretty good at taking bold conclusions and it's true bitcoin is a better investment than any other coin so I'm more sure you throw away the PYR tokens and hoard on bitcoin instead of waiting longer it should act quicker because it would be better to buy bitcoin with prices are low right now, year-end is less than 1 week the market is unlikely to move much better, so prepare yourself mentally and go with the patience you have with bitcoin. I do it with bitcoin, shitcoin never existed in me.

Now is the time to buy, to plant the seeds that will grow into prize winning crops that you can harvest in the next bull run. Millionaires are made in bear markets when all the rats are fleeing the sinking ship. Now is the time to put in the work to transition into a winner during the next bull market. You can do it, all it takes is DCA strategy, patience & huge fucking balls.

You are right, we have to plant as many seeds as possible from now on we will definitely harvest someday that is expected and the popes did this since long ago when the market was down whereas we why not do the same? There are many simple methods to continue to collect bitcoins from now on to myself DCA is the best strategy ever, the rest is a strong hand to keep buying, patience is the main key so I can hold it until the bulls come.
That's for sure, I won't get carried away by any news don't check the market often because it's not needed right now, just want to buy continuously.

With this assumption, I don't want to delude myself that some altcoin are also profitable as investment assets.

For me no, altcoins are not assets that must be invested it will worsen your assets if you put them there.

[JayJuanGee]

Change your mindset and think about bitcoin in the future, it seems that if you continue to hold shitcoin in your portfolio, there will be no change at all.

I don't trust shitcoin even though it has a great development in its project.

One more thing you still believe saving on exchanges is more risky than non-custodial wallets.

Of course I now understand very well that Bitcoin is the best investment ever.  Investing in any other coin has no possibility of profit from that investment or future profit.  Investing in bitcoins can surely give you good profits in future.  I understand the importance of this condition as I invest in a shit coin.  I will wait until the end of this year if the market doesn't improve a bit then I will sell all PYR and invest in Bitcoin and hold until the halving in 2024.

Yes it is also true that all my investments are held between Binance and Kucoin exchange which is very risky and an unexpected event can happen at any moment.  So I will convert all my investments into bitcoins and keep them in a hardware wallet.

Actions speak louder than words.

Sure, I don't necessarily expect you to sell all or any of your shitcoins at a loss, and the reality of the matter is that at the time that you invest in any asset/currency you should be prepared for the various price direction possibilities, including having tentative plans regarding how to get in or out.. including various thoughts regarding how to deal with the price moving against you - including whether you would be ready, willing and able to ride your investment to zero as one of the possible options.

At the same time, like I already said, any person who "understands very well that Bitcoin is the best investment ever" will act on that information ASAP rather than saying that s/he will "begin tomorrow" or some contingently unclear day in the future.

I understand that personal circumstances of getting started in bitcoin right away might ONLY allow for getting other aspects of finances and psychology in order before even being able to buy $10 worth of BTC... because sometimes personal finances and psychology are such a mess that there is no ability to actually inject money into BTC.. because as many of us realize, you are not "investing" but instead "gambling" if you have not made sure that you have your expenses covered.. including having some emergency funds (or cushion) available too.

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Selling during a decline is clearly not expected and I am as strong as I can resist not doing that because I see from several people that I know at the moment and are quite comfortable with their bitcoins. precisely this decrease is used to buy not to sell so this is the importance of good financial management so that conditions like this are still minimized so that it doesn't happen because in any case we also have to be aware that this is an investment not for gambling with all in without caring about daily needs our day and emergency funds of course must be prepared in advance before investing.

Actually, in this case, waiting is also not something bad because there are indeed many people who always do their research independently by looking at their candlecharts, they are still always waiting at prices that will indeed be passed in a decline, even though there are two possibilities, namely success or failure, but this only applies for people who actually understand more and maybe don't really apply to me because in any case I am aware of the quality of myself and I still can't do that so rather than waiting for something that is not too sure then I prefer to buy slowly before prices have soared again.

Don't get me wrong.  I am not opposed to guys/gals treating bitcoin however they like, including gambling and trading with it, so long as they know what they are doing - and one of the realities of the matter is that bitcoin serves as one of the best, if not the best, investment opportunties that are available, so in that regard, any strategy that treats bitcoin as a way to gamble or to trade should be attempting to be informed about what bitcoin is and how to balance such trading and gambling.

It seems that many times, people do not sufficiently recognize and appreciate bitcoin for what it is, so in those regards, they do not figure out a way in which they can make sure that their bitcoin allocation is actually realistically balanced in terms of their own circumstances.   

So for example, a person who has already built a $100k investment portfolio and who has concluded that s/he should invest 10% of that investment portfolio size into bitcoin, which would be around $10k or $11k), then if that same person is fucking around with his her BTC holdings so much that it is fluctuating between 0% and 50% and perhaps other variations between because s/he is trading and buying and selling and playing all kinds of games, then it is possible that his/her actions are not consistent with his/her view of bitcoin as an asset class/investment. 

On the other hand if that same person were to invest 10% or so, and then to maintain that 10% in a separate fund, it is possible that another fund could be created that involves trading and gambling with BTC or however that person believes that s/he wants to attempt to achieve personal goals by trading/gambling.  The end result should involve attempting to match personal expectations and accounting for risk management in order to attempt to avoid (or minimize) getting reckt, which getting reckt does not seem to be a very good financial management tool, even though there are people who believe that it would be acceptable to "get reckt" because they are so deluded into believing themselves as invincible and/or perhaps charismatic geniuses... which hey, to each his/her own.. the charismatic genius is not part of my base case way in considering and talking about these kinds of bitcoin investment (or even trading) related matters.

In other words, my idea would be that if any bitcoiner (whether newbie or established bitcoin veteran) has his/her shit together regarding their bitcoin as an investment portfolio, then there can be some dedicated part of the portfolio that allows for gambling and/or trading, even with a good investment like bitcoin.  I personally don't fuck around very much with any of that, except for attempting to trade big swings and to manage risks with the incorporation of portfolio management that so far has been keeping fairly high allocations kept and maintained in bitcoin.

[Sayeds56]

Change your mindset and think about bitcoin in the future, it seems that if you continue to hold shitcoin in your portfolio, there will be no change at all.

I don't trust shitcoin even though it has a great development in its project.

One more thing you still believe saving on exchanges is more risky than non-custodial wallets.

Of course I now understand very well that Bitcoin is the best investment ever. Investing in any other coin has no possibility of profit from that investment or future profit.  Investing in bitcoins can surely give you good profits in future.  I understand the importance of this condition as I invest in a shit coin.  I will wait until the end of this year if the market doesn't improve a bit then I will sell all PYR and invest in Bitcoin and hold until the halving in 2024.

Yes it is also true that all my investments are held between Binance and Kucoin exchange which is very risky and an unexpected event can happen at any moment.  So I will convert all my investments into bitcoins and keep them in a hardware wallet.

Actions speak louder than words.

Sure, I don't necessarily expect you to sell all or any of your shitcoins at a loss, and the reality of the matter is that at the time that you invest in any asset/currency you should be prepared for the various price direction possibilities, including having tentative plans regarding how to get in or out.. including various thoughts regarding how to deal with the price moving against you - including whether you would be ready, willing and able to ride your investment to zero as one of the possible options.

At the same time, like I already said, any person who "understands very well that Bitcoin is the best investment ever" will act on that information ASAP rather than saying that s/he will "begin tomorrow" or some contingently unclear day in the future.

I understand that personal circumstances of getting started in bitcoin right away might ONLY allow for getting other aspects of finances and psychology in order before even being able to buy $10 worth of BTC... because sometimes personal finances and psychology are such a mess that there is no ability to actually inject money into BTC.. because as many of us realize, you are not "investing" but instead "gambling" if you have not made sure that you have your expenses covered.. including having some emergency funds (or cushion) available too.

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Selling during a decline is clearly not expected and I am as strong as I can resist not doing that because I see from several people that I know at the moment and are quite comfortable with their bitcoins. precisely this decrease is used to buy not to sell so this is the importance of good financial management so that conditions like this are still minimized so that it doesn't happen because in any case we also have to be aware that this is an investment not for gambling with all in without caring about daily needs our day and emergency funds of course must be prepared in advance before investing.

Actually, in this case, waiting is also not something bad because there are indeed many people who always do their research independently by looking at their candlecharts, they are still always waiting at prices that will indeed be passed in a decline, even though there are two possibilities, namely success or failure, but this only applies for people who actually understand more and maybe don't really apply to me because in any case I am aware of the quality of myself and I still can't do that so rather than waiting for something that is not too sure then I prefer to buy slowly before prices have soared again.

Don't get me wrong.  I am not opposed to guys/gals treating bitcoin however they like, including gambling and trading with it, so long as they know what they are doing - and one of the realities of the matter is that bitcoin serves as one of the best, if not the best, investment opportunties that are available, so in that regard, any strategy that treats bitcoin as a way to gamble or to trade should be attempting to be informed about what bitcoin is and how to balance such trading and gambling.

It seems that many times, people do not sufficiently recognize and appreciate bitcoin for what it is, so in those regards, they do not figure out a way in which they can make sure that their bitcoin allocation is actually realistically balanced in terms of their own circumstances.  

So for example, a person who has already built a $100k investment portfolio and who has concluded that s/he should invest 10% of that investment portfolio size into bitcoin, which would be around $10k or $11k), then if that same person is fucking around with his her BTC holdings so much that it is fluctuating between 0% and 50% and perhaps other variations between because s/he is trading and buying and selling and playing all kinds of games, then it is possible that his/her actions are not consistent with his/her view of bitcoin as an asset class/investment.  

On the other hand if that same person were to invest 10% or so, and then to maintain that 10% in a separate fund, it is possible that another fund could be created that involves trading and gambling with BTC or however that person believes that s/he wants to attempt to achieve personal goals by trading/gambling.  The end result should involve attempting to match personal expectations and accounting for risk management in order to attempt to avoid (or minimize) getting reckt, which getting reckt does not seem to be a very good financial management tool, even though there are people who believe that it would be acceptable to "get reckt" because they are so deluded into believing themselves as invincible and/or perhaps charismatic geniuses... which hey, to each his/her own.. the charismatic genius is not part of my base case way in considering and talking about these kinds of bitcoin investment (or even trading) related matters.

In other words, my idea would be that if any bitcoiner (whether newbie or established bitcoin veteran) has his/her shit together regarding their bitcoin as an investment portfolio, then there can be some dedicated part of the portfolio that allows for gambling and/or trading, even with a good investment like bitcoin.  I personally don't fuck around very much with any of that, except for attempting to trade big swings and to manage risks with the incorporation of portfolio management that so far has been keeping fairly high allocations kept and maintained in bitcoin.

Your idea to allocate a part of portfolio for trading, and gamble with it in trading to increase amount of Bitcoin in our portfolio, is worth trying, though associated with risk. Extreme volatility is inherent nature of Bitcoin but simultaneously, it is also gift for those who can take benefit of such opportunities whenever you are confident that, it is the right time to take entry, but essentially such trades should be secured by using appropriate risk management tools.

[JayJuanGee]

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Your idea to allocate a part of portfolio for trading, and gamble with it in trading to increase amount of Bitcoin in our portfolio, is worth trying, though associated with risk. Extreme volatility is inherent nature of Bitcoin but simultaneously, it is also gift for those who can take benefit of such opportunities whenever you are confident that, it is the right time to take entry, but essentially such trades should be secured by using appropriate risk management tools.

For sure, I do not recommend trading or gambling as a base case - but some times people are very tempted to go with all or nothing practices, or they might start to trade with a small amount and then get sucked into more and more and then pretty soon they are putting too much of their holdings at risk.

It tends to take most normal people a long time to build up an investment portfolio, yet at the same time, the lack of patience causes a lot of people to become impatient and also want to attempt to make more by trading or gambling - and the vast majority of traders do not have portfolios that perform better than more straight-forward DCA strategies.  So yeah, in the end, when guys/gals are tempted to gamble, it is usually better to limit those strategies and continue to have their base case as DCA accumulating, buying on dips and various forms of accumulation that do not involve selling in order to buy back lower.

There are some theories that suggest that BTC holders might want to consider at what points do they start to rake some of their profits..

Risto's (SSS) - A Sane and Simple bitcoin Savings plan thread is one of those   (RIP to Risto)

and sure maybe there are points in which your BTC investment is 100% in profits, 4x in profits, 10x in profits, and at various points, you may choose to sell portions of your BTC.. and you may well be emotionally neutral in regards to whether you are going to use that money to buy back or not (in the event that the BTC price goes lower).....

So let's say that you invested $20k into BTC when prices were below $1k, so that got you around 20BTC.  So when the BTC prices went up to $10k, you had around $200k in value, so you decided to sell 1 BTC, and then when prices went up to $20k you sold another, and so on and so on  up to $60k you sold 1 BTC each time the price went up $10k.  At some point you might start to get nervous because you ended up selling 6 or 7 BTC, so you were down to 13 BTC when the BTC price was up to $69k.. and if the BTC price had kept going up you felt that you did not have very many BTC... so maybe you were able to buy back... and maybe not.  A lot of people do end up screwing up in these kinds of matters because it seems great on paper and in theory, but putting it to practice is not always very easy to figure out price points to sell, how much to sell and at what points to buy back, if at all.

So yeah.. it is possible that selling might ONLY be done when in sufficient profits.. but there still will be questions regarding how much and how to do it.. which likely involves risk management, like you mentioned Sayeds56.

[Sayeds56]

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Your idea to allocate a part of portfolio for trading, and gamble with it in trading to increase amount of Bitcoin in our portfolio, is worth trying, though associated with risk. Extreme volatility is inherent nature of Bitcoin but simultaneously, it is also gift for those who can take benefit of such opportunities whenever you are confident that, it is the right time to take entry, but essentially such trades should be secured by using appropriate risk management tools.

For sure, I do not recommend trading or gambling as a base case - but some times people are very tempted to go with all or nothing practices, or they might start to trade with a small amount and then get sucked into more and more and then pretty soon they are putting too much of their holdings at risk.

It tends to take most normal people a long time to build up an investment portfolio, yet at the same time, the lack of patience causes a lot of people to become impatient and also want to attempt to make more by trading or gambling - and the vast majority of traders do not have portfolios that perform better than more straight-forward DCA strategies.  So yeah, in the end, when guys/gals are tempted to gamble, it is usually better to limit those strategies and continue to have their base case as DCA accumulating, buying on dips and various forms of accumulation that do not involve selling in order to buy back lower.

There are some theories that suggest that BTC holders might want to consider at what points do they start to rake some of their profits..

Risto's (SSS) - A Sane and Simple bitcoin Savings plan thread is one of those   (RIP to Risto)

and sure maybe there are points in which your BTC investment is 100% in profits, 4x in profits, 10x in profits, and at various points, you may choose to sell portions of your BTC.. and you may well be emotionally neutral in regards to whether you are going to use that money to buy back or not (in the event that the BTC price goes lower).....

So let's say that you invested $20k into BTC when prices were below $1k, so that got you around 20BTC.  So when the BTC prices went up to $10k, you had around $200k in value, so you decided to sell 1 BTC, and then when prices went up to $20k you sold another, and so on and so on  up to $60k you sold 1 BTC each time the price went up $10k.  At some point you might start to get nervous because you ended up selling 6 or 7 BTC, so you were down to 13 BTC when the BTC price was up to $69k.. and if the BTC price had kept going up you felt that you did not have very many BTC... so maybe you were able to buy back... and maybe not.  A lot of people do end up screwing up in these kinds of matters because it seems great on paper and in theory, but putting it to practice is not always very easy to figure out price points to sell, how much to sell and at what points to buy back, if at all.

So yeah.. it is possible that selling might ONLY be done when in sufficient profits.. but there still will be questions regarding how much and how to do it.. which likely involves risk management, like you mentioned Sayeds56.

You are right, it is often easier to put an idea or plan on a paper than actually to implement it. This is because implementing plan requires action at the right time & when it comes to trading, emotional control is very important in decision making. In trading, it is important to take an informed decision, though no decision is inherently right or wrong. Right decision in a given situation depends on the goals of the person.

The bottom line is, continue accumulating Bitcoin whenever your find good opportunity and as you advised, sell when you have sufficient profit.

[rby]

At the last bear market there were strong hands then who are no longer strong hands now. Even El Salvador if not that they are country, it is not easy to buy alot of bitcoin at $50k above and experience bear upto 16k and yet still buying more.
If you already had enough in btc and you don't have much to buy now, don't bother your, wait till your coin appreciate.

[Ayers]

At the last bear market there were strong hands then who are no longer strong hands now. Even El Salvador if not that they are country, it is not easy to buy alot of bitcoin at $50k above and experience bear upto 16k and yet still buying more.
If you already had enough in btc and you don't have much to buy now, don't bother your, wait till your coin appreciate.

As far as I know, El Salvador is still buying bitcoins every day, they are buying one bitcoin daily. In addition, I don't think the strong hands stopped buying, strong hands like El Salvador, Tesla, and MicroStrategy... are the big players who don't remain anonymous and I believe millions of other strong hands are buying and not telling us publicly. Not all are public, just like me and you have never made public the number of bitcoins we hold, even a small number.

[Fara Chan]

Of course I now understand very well that Bitcoin is the best investment ever.  

Bitcoin is the single biggest investment in the Cryptocurrency Market, Bitcoin always promises good for its investors, as far as I know many people have experienced changes after knowing and investing in Bitcoin both from an economic and other perspective, I think you have done the right thing by investing in Bitcoins. but in terms of profits I would rather suggest that investors who invest their assets in Bitcoin should invest in the long term.

I don't trust shitcoin even though it has a great development in its project.

The history of Cryptocurrency's journey and development has been going on for a long time, everyone will certainly know what Shitcoin is saying, Shitcoin is no longer something that is commonly heard, even though Shitcoin will have some changes or developments that might happen I don't think everyone will be surprised anymore towards these Shitcoin Projects, I mean that Shitcoin is extinct and this is one of the Scam projects.

Investing in any other coin has no possibility of profit from that investment or future profit.

Investing in coins other than Bitcoin or in Altcoins is not so bad, actually there are some very good Altcoins in the Cryptocurrency Market, many people invest some of their assets in coins other than Bitcoin, in the form of Ethereum, but Bitcoin remains the most important investment here. ..

[lepbagong]

Give me your ideas guys,

I have real job with salary receiving in a month about $500 and have optional choose with weekly payment received or possibility with monthly, I want to know with your ideas here, are better with salary paying weekly about $125 or get full $500 if payment paying in monthly. I have planning want to spent $150 from my salary for investing in Bitcoin.

Do you think good ideas when investing in weekly about $37 or investing every month with full $150, I don't think which one ideas worth when investing in Bitcoin with weekly or monthly time trough Bitcoin can't stable in lower or higher price.

If the company where you work allows you to receive a monthly salary or be paid weekly, actually it depends on your needs, if your needs are met then I think taking a monthly salary is a good thing, but if the needs in your life are mediocre then you are more  it's good to take your salary every week, at least you can set it aside to collect money, at least if it's collected then you can buy Bitcoin from the rest of your salary that you set aside, but if you have enough for a month then in my opinion you can take a salary  you for once a month, if you want to invest your money bigger into Bitcoin, for the next 2 months or 3 months, and all returns to yourself who did it..

In fact, the one who knows the necessities of life for everyone is the individual himself, including you, friend.
the issue of salary that you want to receive weekly or monthly is also your own, but if there is no urgent need it is better to receive monthly payments, because it avoids the desire to use finances from things that are not effective.
if the desire to invest in bitcoin is actually a very wise thing, as another friend said where if you really want to invest in bitcoin you have to make sure that what you want to invest is the remaining money from the salary received and make sure it is indeed for investment not for anything else.
not forced to buy in units but can do it in installments every month, because it will be more effective than collecting money first and then buying bitcoins.
once again I really agree that making sure of yourself first because all who know ability is your own person, before going to what to do.