Who is wiser?

[uchegod-21]

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

• Mr. Bob goes 100% with bitcoin.
• Miss Alice goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins.
• Mr. theymos goes with bitcoin but $100 weekly DCA.

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[EL MOHA]

This is easy. Mr, Theymos is the wiser person. My reasons are, first doing DCA is a the most effective method when one is trying to accumulate because the average entry price balances the return on either loss or profits. Then secondly Bitcoin is bitcoin and no other cryptocurrency can be use to diversify it. If you are investing in other cryptocurrencies you are just trying to gamble some amounts to get more profits which is proportional to also losing it since Alticoins can’t be trusted. But with bitcoin there is almost more certainty that it will increase after bull run and if it doesn’t then the other Alticoins suffers too so diversification there doesn’t work.

But wait Mr. Theymos been the wiser one, where I have I meet this name before 

[Mia Chloe]

Haha theymos
I think u should have asked who was a better investor Anyways here is my conclusion

• Mr bob is a Bitcoin enthusiast and puts in a lot of hope in Bitcoin and I guess he is using an air gapped wallet because $10k is something one wants to keep in an exchange or mobile wallet
• Miss Alice might be a trader or rather she is scared of inputing all her investment into one crypto currency however she may later wish she had put 100% into BTC like Mr bob
• Mr theymos I guess is trying to invest what he can afford to lose which is very important in crypto investment

But I think they have their choices  and most importantly they should all keep their keys safe.😁

[komisariatku]

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

• Mr. Bob goes 100% with bitcoin.
• Miss Alice goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins.
• Mr. theymos goes with bitcoin but $100 weekly DCA.

I would choose Mr. Bob and Mr. Theymos to invest everything in Bitcoin because in the long run Bitcoin has higher trust than altcoins so I don't choose Alice.

The difference in the bitcoin purchasing model used by Bob and Thyemos is only a difference in strategy and does not guarantee that there will be the best between the two. If after Bob buys bitcoin, the price continues to rise, then Bob is luckier because he bought more bitcoin at a cheap price. Meanwhile, the profits obtained by theymos will be less if theymos only buy 50% of bitcoin and the following month when he want to buy another 50% it turns out the price is already higher so theymos are forced to buy bitcoin at a higher price than the previous purchase.

However, the opposite condition will occur if after buying bitcoin the price falls then Theymos will be luckier because he can buy 50% of bitcoin at a cheaper price.

[Orpichukwu]

I will consider Mr. Bob wiser. For someone to have $10,000 that is ready to be used for investment, buying with that money is the best decision to make, IMO.
 
This is because when there is money with someone in their bank account or in their hands that was supposed to be used to invest in something and you enter the DCA method, where you plan to buy $100 on a weekly basis, there is a possibility that you might end up using some of that money on the process before you will be able to complete your buying order, which makes me see this part as not completely secure.
 
Then, for the aspect of altcoin buying with some of the money, it might look like a good one, but the success behind this is based on the investor's choice of tokens because if the wrong investment decision is made, those funds are gone, and it's a wasted effort.
 
But when you use the money all at once to buy bitcoin and secure it in your wallet, you might even be lucky to buy it at a cheap rate, and the only thing you need to know is how to securely store it.it until you are ready to take some profit.

[Churchillvv]

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

• Mr. Bob goes 100% with bitcoin.
• Miss Alice goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins.
• Mr. theymos goes with bitcoin but $100 weekly DCA.

I have thought of them all but in regards to your first statement which means it all about the bull run approaching fast so I have concluded that Mr bob should be wiser because they all have the same amount to invest not their only cash but the set outside cash for investment which also shows that they have put other things in order.
Put the $10k all now would be the best for someone who's ready to invest now in regards to bull run next year.

Bitcoin already has enough stress to think of than adding a whole lot more of stress to it by buying Altcoins that may increase during the bull run or may not. Which shows Miss Alice is wise but not wiser.

And theymos with his DCA strategy is fine but the price this season is always going to sky rocket so since they all have 10k to invest the DCA is wise but not wiser because by  the time  he buys for every week with a 100 box he won't meet up with 10k to buy before the market skyrockets so if calculate properly the wisest among them should be the one who put it all at once leaving himself no worries in the upcoming bull run.

[hatshepsut93]

Easily Mr. Bob because DCA is bad in the bull run as you will be buying less and less coins as the price is growing, while buying all the coins early is maximizing the profit. And buying half of a portfolio of literally random altcoins will surely be a loss. Buying hand-picked set of hyped altcoins is a better idea, but it's a very high risk investment, and you not only need to pick the "winners", but also sell at the right time. Buying BTC alone is much simpler and is quite effective if you can play the bull run right.

[franky1]

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

• Mr. Bob goes 100% with bitcoin. at the 4 year cycle low
• Mr. Bob's wife goes 100% with bitcoin. at the 2021 ATH
• Miss Alice goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins. at their ATH
• Miss Alice's husband goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins. at their 4 year cycle low
• Mr. theymos goes with bitcoin but $100 weekly DCA. starting in 2010

added factors.. the gentlemen win

[jossiel]

Mr. Bob, he buys on $40k without having any trouble and thinking of the price might go lower during the next months because of etf's, halving and many other factors that will push the price up.

While for Mr. Thymos that will DCA, he'll get those quite high prices in the DCA but that's still a good strategy but much better if applied during the bear market than the bull run.

And for Miss Alice, I still like her because she's still got tha 50% Bitcoin on her portfolio.  

[stompix]

This is easy. Mr, Theymos is the wiser person. My reasons are, first doing DCA is a the most effective method when one is trying to accumulate because the average entry price balances the return on either loss or profits.

So your bet is that in the next 100 weeks, that's two years from now on the average price will be below the current one?

Meanwhile, the profits obtained by theymos will be less if theymos only buy 50% of bitcoin and the following month when he want to buy another 50% it turns out the price is already higher so theymos are forced to buy bitcoin at a higher price than the previous purchase.

He clearly said $100 per week and hey all have $10 000.
Meaning Theymos will invest $100 a week for the next 100 weeks, close to two years.

Pretty simple question excluding the altcoins non-sense , it's simple about what you think the median price will be for the next two years:
- it's going to be above current levels , Bob wins
- it's going to be below current levels, Theymos wins
Will there be a bull run next year with the price tripling, Bob is well in the lead by at least $15k.

[Lanatsa]

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

• Mr. Bob goes 100% with bitcoin.
• Miss Alice goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins.
• Mr. theymos goes with bitcoin but $100 weekly DCA.

Mr. Bob
- All in with $10k to invest on a bull run, just like on what mentioned above, on which on the time that you do find yourself that invest on peak price
then you would really be ending up on having negative on which it might cause for you to have those impulsive feeling which might lead into cut losses, but if you are someone that could hold
up then how long you would be able to hold up? Another cycle? Thats too long i would say

Alice
-Diversification would be always that best, if you do invest 5k on Bitcoin on a bull market and invest on 50% on other alts then probability on
on making profits is there. It would really just that matter on how well and wise you are on taking up profits on the time it do hit up your target.

Theymos
-Weekly DCA would be ideal yet you wont really that mattering on the current price whether the market is in bull run period or on bear.
The main difference here is that you would really be receiving different amount of coins basing up on the trend that you are into.
In bull then less, in bear then it would be more.

[Assface16678]

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

• Mr. Bob goes 100% with bitcoin.
• Miss Alice goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins.
• Mr. theymos goes with bitcoin but $100 weekly DCA.

Well, both have risks in what they will do, but among those three, I think the wiser is Mr. Theymos. Well, it's because it's good to do DCA now a days with the current state of bitcoin. If you are watching the bitcoin price, you will notice and see the sharp movements of bitcoin, either up or down movements, and from that, it's good to place a position on those down or sharp decreases in the price of bitcoin so you can have multiple good positions and a good profit. If I were to choose the second, maybe miss Alice simply because if you are waiting for bitcoin, as its investment is long-term, you can use other coins to do trades or holdings as well, but altcoins are too risky. That's why it is second. Last is Mr. Bob, simoky, because if you put all your capital in one coin and one position, it will increase the risk because your fate will be 50/50.

[Stalker22]

It is obvious that miss Alice doesnt really understand investing.  

If she really believes putting money into some random altcoin will pan out well, she is mistaken.  With so many altcoins around, just choosing one at random is not a smart strategy at all and  theres got to be a better way to decide which cryptocurrencies are worth buying into.  I would advise her to do some research first before throwing her money around randomly.

[The Cryptovator]

Since there are limited funds, I will support the DCA strategy based on the current market. Because Bitcoin seems to be downtrending right now. So investing all the funds together is highly risky, and on the other hand, investing in random altcoins or shitcoins is more risky. So better buy from each dip and keep accumulating. That's why you aren't going to lose very much, though the profit won't be too high. If there were more funds on hand, then the strategy would be different.

[Marvelman]

Mr.  Bob puts all his eggs in one basket, betting big on Bitcoin as the most secure and promising cryptocurrency and  meanwhile, Miss Alice diversifies her portfolio across Bitcoin and some more speculative altcoins, hoping to hit it big if one takes off.  Mr.  Themos shows discipline by steadily accumulating Bitcoin no matter the price allowing him to get more when it's cheap.  There's merit to each approach - Bob's conviction, Alices risk-taking, theymos's patience.  For a newcomer, dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin seems the wisest path balancing risk and reward.  Whatever your strategy, crypto's volatility means nothing is guaranteed, so invest deliberately and remain flexible.  One size rarely fits all in investing.

[SatoPrincess]

For a beginner, it’s wiser to invest only in bitcoin and avoid altcoins. On the other hand, a veteran trader can invest in Altcoins because he has the experience needed to identify genuine and scam projects. So if Mr Bob is a newbie, he made the safest choice investing in only bitcoin.

Miss Alice would be making a mistake even though she may think she’s diversifying her portfolio. Altcoins are extremely risky and it’s takes experience to know which project is going to stay or not.

For long term hodlers, I don’t think it’s necessary to DCA if you have 100k available to spare. I’d rather observe the market for a good buy entry and invest.

[Baofeng]

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

• Mr. Bob goes 100% with bitcoin.
• Miss Alice goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins.
• Mr. theymos goes with bitcoin but $100 weekly DCA.

Depends on where did Bob enter, did he buy in one bulk last year, lowest low at $15,500? But in any case, I think it's going to be Mr. Theymos in the long run.

The game here is for the long run, so if he goes on buying every week and both started at the bear market, Theymos could have earn more and obviously going to make a huge profits as well.

So by ranking according to me, Mr. Theymos is the winner, and then Mr. Bob and Ms Alice.

[Davidvictorson]

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

• Mr. Bob goes 100% with bitcoin.

This is a bitcoin maximalist.

• Miss Alice goes 50% bitcoin and 50% random altcoins.

She doesn't want to put all her eggs in one basket. She may soon learn that if she has a high -quality basket, she wouldn't have to worry about her eggs.

• Mr. theymos goes with bitcoin but $100 weekly DCA.

He doesn't like to rush things and do not want to feel pressured. He wants to enjoy the journey of investing in bitcoin on the go.

[johnsaributua]

I think everyone likes bitcoin, also all those who receive weekly signature campaigns will be very easy and carefree to save and spend , exchange to altcoins or to any new project to get active in certain oracles, I mean there will be no rush to get a target hit in an instant with urgent money. If I have a permanent job, maybe I will fully put it in my wallet for long-term investment, I can only save 25%-40% every week, although sometimes I can't resist if there is a new airdrop to exchange my bitcoin to altcoin , even if the weekly needs are due to kitchen matters, of course I have to withdraw it

I agree that bitcoin is increasingly being used and currently I am still hearing positive news. the three people for me are good bitcoin activists, and investors should be, currently I am still digging holes closing holes in storing and using bitcoin.

[uchegod-21]

For long term hodlers, I don’t think it’s necessary to DCA if you have 100k available to spare. I’d rather observe the market for a good buy entry and invest.

I do not understand you here. Maybe you are not aligning with Mr. Theymos. But there's no $100k in the example or you wanted to type 10k.

At the current market condition and having bull run in mind, these persons have $10,000 to invest.

Depends on where did Bob enter, did he buy in one bulk last year, lowest low at $15,500? But in any case, I think it's going to be Mr. Theymos in the long run.

If you read the Op carefully, you will understand that the condition is stated very fine. It says at the current market condition.

Since there are limited funds, I will support the DCA strategy based on the current market. Because Bitcoin seems to be downtrending right now. So investing all the funds together is highly risky, and on the other hand, investing in random altcoins or shitcoins is more risky. So better buy from each dip and keep accumulating. That's why you aren't going to lose very much, though the profit won't be too high. If there were more funds on hand, then the strategy would be different.

It seems the DCA is better. The reason be that, if price continues upwards, Mr. Theymos will not make good profit but then he will not also lose. But if the market reverses downwards, Mr. Bob will lose.