Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[JayJuanGee]

Ive been hearing about situations where someone buys a coin for a certain rate and not quite long after,  the said coin drops in value, or  someone sells his coin for a certain rate and then it appreciates just after.
What's your take on this? Given the period we're in is it buy time or sell time?

Haha, it seems like a chicken crying before getting roasted, the simplest answer is to buy in the accumulation zone + Deep Bear Zone and sell in the Bull mode distribution zone and these are terms holding every information you need to know.

That sounds like a trader speaking, and we should not presume that people who buy bitcoin are traders.

There are a lot of us why specifically recommend not to trade bitcoin, but instead to long term invest it, so in that sense, you do not have to focus much on selling it or when you sell it, until after you have accumulated enough and perhaps been in it for a long enough time.. so then the decisions about when and how to sell could well come later, even 10, 20 or 30 years after being in it...

Yet, of course, it would be difficult to suggest that anyone buying bitcoin for 10, 20 or 30 years not think about selling at all, since the selling kinds of considerations would likely have to do with the person's situation in terms of how aggressively or whimpily he might have been accumulating BTC in light of his own financial and/or psychological circumstances.

TBH, if you were talking about the current situation last week was a good opportunity or I can say was the one of last opportunities to jump into not market in most cheapest market race, and the figures prove that it was the last one, 47k Bitcoins accumulation in 36 Hours source is not authentic but still if this rumor posses even 30% of legitimacy that's huge.

Surely there is nothing wrong with buying on dips, but a person who has a tight budget might not really be in a situation to change the amount of his weekly-ish investment into bitcoin, so he might well be buying at any price until he works up a bitcoin holding that he believes is enough or more than enough.

I have not yet seen anything about 47k BTC being accumulated, but yeah, surely in these times, it is may well be easier to NOT to be surprised various kinds of ongoing buying pressures.

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[Kliss]

Ive been hearing about situations where someone buys a coin for a certain rate and not quite long after,  the said coin drops in value, or  someone sells his coin for a certain rate and then it appreciates just after.
What's your take on this? Given the period we're in is it buy time or sell time?

I understand that you are curious about the right time to buy or sell coins. It can be tricky to predict the market, especially with its ups and downs. But it's important to consider your own financial goal and risk tolerance and make decisions that aligns with your own investment strategy. Investing in bitcoin the main strategy is to buy and HODl for a long term. Every Dip is an opportunity to keep buying and accumulate more bitcoin never minding the ups and down because it's part of bitcoin cycle.

Investing in bitcoin is about buying and accumulating a good amount of bitcoin regardless of the price fluctuations. So instead of wishing to sell bitcoin which has a lot of potential growth, it's important to focus on buying as much bitcoin possible and keep holding on to your bitcoin. It's all about possessing a good quantity of bitcoin, When you have accumulated enough Bitcoin, it can definitely put a smile on your face during selling time. It's the reward for your patience and belief in Bitcoin's potential.

[Frankolala]

Surely there is nothing wrong with buying on dips, but a person who has a tight budget might not really be in a situation to change the amount of his weekly-ish investment into bitcoin, so he might well be buying at any price until he works up a bitcoin holding that he believes is enough or more than enough.

I agree with you on this, because some investors can only afford a particular amount as their discretionary income which that is the amount that they can only continue using to purchase bitcoin regularly, and when there is a dip, they only wish that they had more to buy at the dip, but nothing changes as their regular DCA is ongoing.

DCA is good, but if one is in the position of mixing it with buying at the dip, he will achieve a better result compare to doing strictly DCA, but it is not everyone that is at the position to do so, and that is why one needs to look for a means in order to increase his income so that he can be capable of taking advantage of the dip when it comes. People that have jobs, and don't have a means of increasing their income can save some extra funds that comes in that is not part of their salary, funds like bonus or traveling allowance and so on. This will help to buy extra during the dip.

[Hamza2424]

That sounds like a trader speaking, and we should not presume that people who buy bitcoin are traders.

There are a lot of us why specifically recommend not to trade bitcoin, but instead to long term invest it, so in that sense, you do not have to focus much on selling it or when you sell it, until after you have accumulated enough and perhaps been in it for a long enough time.. so then the decisions about when and how to sell could well come later, even 10, 20 or 30 years after being in it...

Yet, of course, it would be difficult to suggest that anyone buying bitcoin for 10, 20 or 30 years not think about selling at all, since the selling kinds of considerations would likely have to do with the person's situation in terms of how aggressively or whimpily he might have been accumulating BTC in light of his own financial and/or psychological circumstances.

Hmm, JJG I was expecting haha if you are active I'll get this reply, anyway, it has been a long time since you've made a quote on my post, cutting the story to a focus point, yup my response was from a trader's perspective as I do acknowledge that 70% of newbies and investors enter as a short term trader they don't care about the Bitcoin's potential and returns in even a time frame of 5 years to 10 years. We can roughly find 5 out of 100 people who are serious about the long-term accumulation as you are saying, for the rest of 95 they are just trying their luck without even realizing the facts and figures.

I have not yet seen anything about 47k BTC being accumulated, but yeah, surely in these times, it is may well be easier to NOT to be surprised various kinds of ongoing buying pressures.

Well I can add the reference but I know it's not worth it, any still here the references I've not gone through the entire blog just scanned it with the headline “Bitcoin whales accumulated 47,000 $BTC in the past 24 hours. We’re entering a new era.”