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[ZeroVinsonN]

The more you invest in Bitcoin for 4 years or beyond, more will be your return. That's why we must try to invest maximum in bitcoin because that will eventually be returned to us with huge profit. If someone can spare 100$ per month and that's he is maximum capacity then he must not hesitate in putting that in Bitcoin.  

With Bitcoin you aim must be high. Buying Bitcoin at $85,000 and selling few days after price touches $90,000 must not be the goal. If you have bought Bitcoin at $85,000 then your aim must be to sell some of your Bitcoins at $200,000 and that's possible only if you can hold your Bitcoins for 4 years.

Holding bitcoin for 4 years shows that we are serious about ours investment as it wouldn't seem like we gambling. In as much as bitcoin has the potential of reaching $200,000 in the future but it isn't certain that it would happen in 4 years time. It is could happen that the price of bitcoin might increase more than $200,00 yet it still falls on probability as we can't be certain since we don't have control over the price of bitcoin. Our focus shouldn't be the price of bitcoin but to make sure that we have constant flow discretionary income to invest consistently for the long term.

Hold for 4 years?  But when did you buy them?

There are not many guys who can buy all of their coins at once.

There are even a lot of guys who have not bought even close to enough coins even after 4 years of buying, yet if a guy had been buying bitcoin at various points in time over 4 years, he is going to have some older coins and some newer coins.. so then ONLY the older coins would meet the 4 year definition after 4 years of investing.  There will still be some coins in his holdings that are 3 years old, 2 years old, 1 year old and even coins less than a year, such as several month old.

Do you have any proposals regarding how to treat the various aged coins except perhaps waiting a whole additional 4 more years so that all of them that had been bought prior to that 4 year time are clearly and unambiguously older than 4 years.

4 years is a bare minimum for any one who wants to invest in bitcoin but the simple truth is that it's not in any way easy for a person to hit what can be considered as over-accumulation for them in such a time period, achieving that would require a few more cycles to pull of, of course I have no idea how much the intended weekly investment amount is or if the person even intends to invest with the DCA, for all I know they could have lump summed $500k 4 years ago (granted, they would need to be in a really good financial stand to be able to pull that off) and have over $1 million worth of bitcoin in their possession right now but for them such an amount still can't be considered as over-accumulation.
Ideally just holding for 4 years wouldn't be enough, it would definitely be encouraging to have consistently accumulated and held for 4 years but that would still just be the start with even more accumulation to be done in the near future.

[laijsica]

The more you invest in Bitcoin for 4 years or beyond, more will be your return. That's why we must try to invest maximum in bitcoin because that will eventually be returned to us with huge profit. If someone can spare 100$ per month and that's he is maximum capacity then he must not hesitate in putting that in Bitcoin.  

With Bitcoin you aim must be high. Buying Bitcoin at $85,000 and selling few days after price touches $90,000 must not be the goal. If you have bought Bitcoin at $85,000 then your aim must be to sell some of your Bitcoins at $200,000 and that's possible only if you can hold your Bitcoins for 4 years.

Holding bitcoin for 4 years shows that we are serious about ours investment as it wouldn't seem like we gambling. In as much as bitcoin has the potential of reaching $200,000 in the future but it isn't certain that it would happen in 4 years time. It is could happen that the price of bitcoin might increase more than $200,00 yet it still falls on probability as we can't be certain since we don't have control over the price of bitcoin. Our focus shouldn't be the price of bitcoin but to make sure that we have constant flow discretionary income to invest consistently for the long term.

If it is two more cycles, it will be a great decision for you. Since you can be confident of continuous Bitcoin for four years, holding the portfolio for the next two more cycles (8 years) is more than a decent level.

Plan to reach the level of regular Bitcoin in the presence of a continuous flow of discretionary income. Increase the size of the long term capital. The possibility of being equipped with multiple forms with the increase in the price of Bitcoin. The increase in the price is only an estimate but the increase in the size of the portfolio is a reality. The attitude of maintaining the process of accumulating Bitcoin and moving to the level of over accumulation is based on reality.

[Jaksonhard]

4 years is a bare minimum for any one who wants to invest in bitcoin but the simple truth is that it's not in any way easy for a person to hit what can be considered as over-accumulation for them in such a time period, achieving that would require a few more cycles to pull of, of course I have no idea how much the intended weekly investment amount is or if the person even intends to invest with the DCA, for all I know they could have lump summed $500k 4 years ago (granted, they would need to be in a really good financial stand to be able to pull that off) and have over $1 million worth of bitcoin in their possession right now but for them such an amount still can't be considered as over-accumulation.
Ideally just holding for 4 years wouldn't be enough, it would definitely be encouraging to have consistently accumulated and held for 4 years but that would still just be the start with even more accumulation to be done in the near future.

I totally agree with your statement! Also, Bitcoin has been considered a safe asset to invest in for 4 years but many find it very difficult to get to an "over-accumulation" level within that time-frame. Accumulation typically requires multiple cycles in the market, patience, and ongoing consistency in the effort put into acquiring etc. The way everyone is accumulating is very different. For example, there are some investors that will be gradually accumulating through dollar-cost averaging over time; while there are other investors that are able to afford a lump sum accumulation of funds early on (e.g. friends/family). Regardless, the quantity of bitcoin that will be stockpiled will vary from person to person based upon individual goals, income levels, and risk tolerance, etc.

That’s a good point. The general consensus is that four years is the minimum timeframe for investing in Bitcoin. To reach what some call an “over-accumulation” in four years is not easily done. Usually, it takes multiple years, numerous market cycles, patience, and consistent effort to accomplish that. Everybody’s situation is different. Some may DCA moderately sized amounts weekly, while others may have a significant enough financial base that from the very start they could afford to have done a lump-sum investment. Even someone who has a very substantial holding in the eyes of another person may not see that as an overabundance of holdings. In the end, a person’s ability to accumulate is very individual and all accumulation will be based on a person’s own unique circumstances (e.g., goals, income level, and risk comfort).

[Solokan]

The more you invest in Bitcoin for 4 years or beyond, more will be your return. That's why we must try to invest maximum in bitcoin because that will eventually be returned to us with huge profit. If someone can spare 100$ per month and that's he is maximum capacity then he must not hesitate in putting that in Bitcoin.  

With Bitcoin you aim must be high. Buying Bitcoin at $85,000 and selling few days after price touches $90,000 must not be the goal. If you have bought Bitcoin at $85,000 then your aim must be to sell some of your Bitcoins at $200,000 and that's possible only if you can hold your Bitcoins for 4 years.

That's absolutely right. The more you invest in BTC, the greater the potential profit will be, as long as you can hold onto your BTC for the long term. The longer you hold onto your BTC, the greater the profit will be. Personally, I prefer to hold onto my BTC for more than 4 years because if I only hold onto it for 4 years, the profit will be too small for me since I only have a small amount of BTC. However, for those with large capital, the profits will certainly be substantial, even if held for 4 or 5 years, especially during a BTC bull run and when it reaches a new all-time high.

But sometimes I always think that if we hold BTC for more than 10 years, there will definitely be the potential for even greater profits because BTC will have the potential to continue to rise in the future. And what I fear is that when we sell BTC, it will be difficult to get the price we bought it at today. But clearly, the decision is in each person's hands, and everyone has different ways of doing things.