The two ways to invest in bitcoins.

[Rengga Jati]

Buying big - Although this is generally not advised, I think buying big can be good if you can afford to buy big and then follow up with adding small amounts to what you have. Buying big will help you get a good amount of bitcoins quickly.

The best thing is to buy Bitcoin according to our ability to buy it, according to the amount that we can afford to loose. Whether buying in large quantities at once or small, this depends on the ability of each investor and their strategy whether to do it with DCA or all at once. Because sometimes there are large investors who invest large amounts of Bitcoin and that's okay. And there are also some of us who also immediately make large investments at once for HODL for a long time, especially they might not like complicated things to buy several times.
However, there are indeed investors who do DCA, buy gradually according to changes in Bitcoin that they feel are right to buy wisely.
the point is to buy Bitcoin according to our ability and strategy, regardless of the amount, whether big or small.

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[Mpamaegbu]

There are only two ways to invest in bitcoins from some topics I have read in this forum, to buy a big amount of bitcoins once and to buy small amounts regularly according to a plan.

I don't think big time investors have the luxury of DCA. They just buy big at once whenever they feel the timing is right and move on. This is because these investors don't look to get the elusive "perfect timing" when they buy. They buy for the long haul and they know that at whatever price level they get in, they're bound to make profit whenever they sell off. Only small investors want to consider a low or high so to say before putting their cash down and most times they miss the opportunity. DCA is good, no doubt. However, I don't think it matters to an investor on a long term hodling.

[Franctoshi]

The amount of your income is a major determinant to your purchasing of Bitcoin, So what you do think could be big for you, precisely the investment fund could be little for the other person "what you can afford to lose" , so what should be very much of concern here is your method of investing, base on my little experience with investment, I highly discourage going all in at once no matter how much funds you are beginning with, I highly encourage proper DCAing, it really the best way you can beat all the ups and downs one could face while investing.

[rby]

- This is method that is advised for people who are not rich, and who do not have enough money to buy big. I think if you have enough money to buy big and follow up with buying small amounts, but you just decide to buy small amounts regularly, you are not doing the best for yourself. 

You do not have a clear concept about the dollar cost averaging investment. According to you, you said the dollar cost averaging is made for people who are not rich. That they will be buying in a bits according to their income. That is not exactly the idea behind the dollar cost averaging.
The idea behind the dollar cost averaging is that you will be able to minimize your risk. Buying at different entries will make it possible for you not to be at a great loss if the market goes against you. And it also gives good accumulative profit if the market is by your side. The idea is not about someone having money and someone being poor.

Even people that are rich enough also use the dollar cost averaging nvestments, since they cannot actually predict 100% the movement of the market.

[Shan85]

There are only two ways to invest in bitcoins from some topics I have read in this forum, to buy a big amount of bitcoins once and to buy small amounts regularly according to a plan.

Buying big - Although this is generally not advised, I think buying big can be good if you can afford to buy big and then follow up with adding small amounts to what you have. Buying big will help you get a good amount of bitcoins quickly.

Right The two methods for investing in Bitcoin are dollar cost averaging (DCA) and buying large purchases. If you can afford it buying in bulk can be beneficial but due to Bitcoin volatility doing so carries risk. And DCA entails making regular small scale purchases which can reduce risk. Your financial status investing objectives and risk tolerance will all influence the optimal course of action. Its critical to conduct research develop a plan that fits your objectives and only invest money you can afford to lose.

[touseefahmad1999]

While it's true that buying a large amount of Bitcoin can help you acquire a significant amount quickly, it's important to keep in mind that investing in Bitcoin (or any other asset) always carries a level of risk. Therefore, it's important to consider your own personal financial situation and risk tolerance before deciding how much to invest.

For many people, dollar-cost averaging can be a good approach, as it allows them to invest smaller amounts over time without risking too much of their capital at once. This can also help to mitigate the effects of short-term volatility in the market.

However, it's important to note that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to investing in Bitcoin or any other asset. Ultimately, the best strategy will depend on your own personal financial situation, risk tolerance, and investment goals. It's important to do your own research, seek out professional advice if needed, and invest wisely to maximize your chances of success

[asawale]

Making huge profits from whichever of the two methods above here depends your luck except you're buying to hold for a very long period of time. You might buy big at once and then see the price down. See the case of those that onboarded Bitcoin investment at $69,000. And you can plan to be buying in bits as price moves all for you to see the price boom to a higher height. See the case of those thinking Bitcoin might go below $15,000 and just bought a little at $16,000. The Bitcoin from the eventually went above $30,000.

What I see as the best method of investing in Bitcoin is buy buying with the funds you can afford to keep away for a very long time as money invested in Bitcoin can't be regarded as loss. It will sure be profitable inasmuch you hold for a very long time.

[Inwestour]

There are only two ways to invest in bitcoins from some topics I have read in this forum, to buy a big amount of bitcoins once and to buy small amounts regularly according to a plan.

Buying big - Although this is generally not advised, I think buying big can be good if you can afford to buy big and then follow up with adding small amounts to what you have. Buying big will help you get a good amount of bitcoins quickly.

Buying small occasionally, otherwise known by the name of dollar cost averaging - This is method that is advised for people who are not rich, and who do not have enough money to buy big. I think if you have enough money to buy big and follow up with buying small amounts, but you just decide to buy small amounts regularly, you are not doing the best for yourself. 

Buying bitcoin in one payment is risky because you need to buy bitcoin at the lowest price and you have only one chance to guess where the lowest price is to buy. And if you don't get it right, you won't have a chance to average the entry price if the price continues to fall significantly.

Buying in certain amounts over time gives you a better chance of getting a better average purchase price, in which case you don't have to try to hit the bottom price, we just buy in a predetermined range.

The first method is suitable for those who are confident that they understand the market well and can calculate the bottom (not sure if this is possible), and the second is suitable for those who do not want to worry about whether they can find the best entry point and just invest throughout the bear market.

[Wakate]

There are only two ways to invest in bitcoins from some topics I have read in this forum, to buy a big amount of bitcoins once and to buy small amounts regularly according to a plan.

Buying big - Although this is generally not advised, I think buying big can be good if you can afford to buy big and then follow up with adding small amounts to what you have. Buying big will help you get a good amount of bitcoins quickly.

Buying small occasionally, otherwise known by the name of dollar cost averaging - This is method that is advised for people who are not rich, and who do not have enough money to buy big. I think if you have enough money to buy big and follow up with buying small amounts, but you just decide to buy small amounts regularly, you are not doing the best for yourself.  

I don't really get what you mean by there are only two ways to invest in Bitcoin, buying big and buying small? There are many ways not just two to invest in Bitcoin and it is not based on the amount of fund you will be using to invest but what area you tend to invest and make some good profits.

You can decide to buy some units if Bitcoin and hold for as long as you want to hold which can give you the desired return that you want depending on how far you want to be holding. The other ways are through buying and selling your Bitcoin, staking, mining, trading which could be based on your experience or the knowledge that you have.

[SmartGold01]

I don't see anything wrong when someone decides to buy bitcoin at a go or at a time without buying gradually. Have you also considered the implications of buying ones at a time?
Yeah, you may buy now and price increase quickly maybe gained about 10 to 15 percent increase and you may decide to take profit. You have also reason of buying gradually?
You buy little now and the price increase as well which you may not have that opportunity to buy at that same point again so at then what do you do if I may ask you?

[Rockstarguy]

I don't really get what you mean by there are only two ways to invest in Bitcoin, buying big and buying small? There are many ways not just two to invest in Bitcoin and it is not based on the amount of fund you will be using to invest but what area you tend to invest and make some good profits.

You can decide to buy some units if Bitcoin and hold for as long as you want to hold which can give you the desired return that you want depending on how far you want to be holding. The other ways are through buying and selling your Bitcoin, staking, mining, trading which could be based on your experience or the knowledge that you have.

I think their are different ways to buy based on how one earns income and how buoyant one is. Aside bitcoin,  the things we buy we don't buy it the same way, some people buy small,  bit by bit or in a large form. What people needs to understand is to buy in manner that won't inconvenience them financially. When I started investing in Bitcoin I was able to afford to buy in smaller portion that I wouldn't want to inconvenience me from managing my daily life. Investment is based on how personal income and how one can manage risk involve in investing.

[sunsilk]

I don't really get what you mean by there are only two ways to invest in Bitcoin, buying big and buying small? There are many ways not just two to invest in Bitcoin and it is not based on the amount of fund you will be using to invest but what area you tend to invest and make some good profits.

With what he means, it's like this simple analogy.

1. Buying 1 bitcoin entirely, all at once.
2. Buying 1 bitcoin for many instances. Like having a budget set for a month or two until he reaches the amount of 1 bitcoin. He mentioned it as the DCA method.

I just have to disagree with what OP said about buying "big" is not advised. Actually, it's also advised the same as DCA. If you've got money now buy bitcoin so you won't be spending it on other matters.

[tvplus006]

...Buying big - Although this is generally not advised, I think buying big can be good if you can afford to buy big and then follow up with adding small amounts to what you have. Buying big will help you get a good amount of bitcoins quickly...

The main thing is that this purchase is not made at the maximum price. It is for this reason that DCA is used, which allows you to get an acceptable average cost of the purchase price. And here it doesn't matter whether you buy for a large amount or for a hundred dollars, the DCA strategy is equally useful in both cases.

[Peanutswar]

Before ways to earn bitcoin is to buy using Bitcoin and sell at the same time this you ominously cycle happens to earn with the cryptocurrency another form is investing through holding a bitcoin for a long-term goal and waiting for another all-time high profit.
Today there are a lot of ways to sell services and use Bitcoin. Also another is through gambling and buying some arts and products. We can see the innovation of Bitcoin, so people are taking advantage of it.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

- This is method that is advised for people who are not rich, and who do not have enough money to buy big. I think if you have enough money to buy big and follow up with buying small amounts, but you just decide to buy small amounts regularly, you are not doing the best for yourself.  

No, you are very wrong on this very statement of yours, because "Dollar Cost Averaging" method can be used by anyone, both rich and poor, and the only difference between the two is that while the rich will tend to huge amount, the poor are likely to use little amount of capital, but the truth about this method is that the higher the capital, the more profit you stand to gain. Which is far better than just buying and holding a coin for a very long time.

[tomos81]

There are only two ways to invest in bitcoins from some topics I have read in this forum, to buy a big amount of bitcoins once and to buy small amounts regularly according to a plan.

Buying big - Although this is generally not advised, I think buying big can be good if you can afford to buy big and then follow up with adding small amounts to what you have. Buying big will help you get a good amount of bitcoins quickly.

Buying small occasionally, otherwise known by the name of dollar cost averaging - This is method that is advised for people who are not rich, and who do not have enough money to buy big. I think if you have enough money to buy big and follow up with buying small amounts, but you just decide to buy small amounts regularly, you are not doing the best for yourself. 

You will never buy bitcoins with a large amount of wealth because you will only buy small amounts of bitcoins.  If you buy Bitcoin with all your assets in one trade and the market moves down, you will definitely face huge losses.  So it is better to buy bitcoins by looking at the market movement, the profit will be more if you buy small amount of bitcoins.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Buying big - Although this is generally not advised, I think buying big can be good if you can afford to buy big and then follow up with adding small amounts to what you have. Buying big will help you get a good amount of bitcoins quickly.

For me it's not so much a matter of quantity as how far you are prepared to buy, buying in bulk both when you understand how to invest properly and if a newcomer is not advised to take a larger approach at the start of the investment. Investment accuracy is based on the extent to which you are familiar with the correct investment pattern, mathematically it is true that when you buy in large quantities it will help you get large amounts of bitcoins.

But when you don't understand how to trade properly, then panic will make you lose the amount of bitcoins you have, the reason is because you are trying to cut your losses in the correction market. That is why buying in large quantities should be avoided for beginners who have not mastered the correct bitcoin investment method.

Buying small occasionally, otherwise known by the name of dollar cost averaging - This is method that is advised for people who are not rich, and who do not have enough money to buy big. I think if you have enough money to buy big and follow up with buying small amounts, but you just decide to buy small amounts regularly, you are not doing the best for yourself. 

Everyone has their own way and pattern of making purchases in bitcoin, DCA is considered an option that can be used by some people who don't hold large amounts of money, so this method helps them collect bitcoins regularly, when you have a strategy for investing you will come out victorious.

[bbigtart]

There are only two ways to invest in bitcoins from some topics I have read in this forum, to buy a big amount of bitcoins once and to buy small amounts regularly according to a plan.

To be sure, Buying Bitcoins can be done both in large and small volumes, depending on your desires and financial capabilities. If you have considerable wealth, you can buy large amounts of Bitcoin for a long-term investment, in either a bull market or a bear market. However, if someone has a steady income, they should consider carefully when to buy Bitcoin, especially when prices are high.

Of course, for traders, the basic rule is to buy when the price is low and sell when the price is high, with the aim of making a profit from the difference between the selling and buying prices. However, for long-term investors, DCA is often considered the best method to buy Bitcoins. DCA allows investors to buy Bitcoin consistently over time, thereby reducing risk and providing better price average returns. There are actually many ways to invest in bitcoin, but it all comes back to each of us because everyone has different financial circumstances, different investment goals and different levels of risk.

[yudi09]

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I will not underestimate any patterns or ways that people convey in the selling process or in the buying process because it must be very valuable to them.
Maybe some of us have the same way of investing which is to buy in bulk and buy in small amounts occasionally.

Of the two ways to invest in Bitcoin I want to say that the best way is at the right time.
Right when buying and right when releasing it is the basis of investment.
The right time requires many ways including requiring a lot of knowledge that needs to be mastered to make it easier to do so.

What is not good is not investing at all and choosing to save in fiat in my opinion.

[Sandra_hakeem]

There's no restrictions on the quantity of coins anyone should HODL.
If you're able to afford 50 BTcs.comfortably , good for you.... I cannot tell why some peeps be having a big doubt on BITCOIN's process but will still prefer to stake up some shitty coins that stands to get devalued over time.
Investing little on the other hand would also mean you haven't got much to do so... Don't let it get to the point where your cash Capital turns out the source of your survival -- cus that's exactly where peeps be saying that Bitcoin isn't profitable...._{it only means you'll be forced to sell during the buying sessions< and yunno what that means right?}

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