Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[Gost ms]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

Sir, I cannot agree with some of your comments. Because I think it is not a good idea to invest in all the remaining coins in the market except Bitcoin. Because a new person can invest in fraudulent coins in the market without knowing. There are many fraudulent coins in the market now.

When a person sees double the amount of profit or some amount of profit before the end of his time limit, he can withdraw some amount of money and enjoy it. But if he wants to withdraw the entire amount of money, then it will never be the right decision for him. In my opinion, a person does not need to invest in separate coins to do this in the long term, short term and medium term. A person should always aim to invest in Bitcoin.

[Finebone]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

No, this is very wrong as a long term investor, dividing your asset into three different part with the intention of selling some part that are already in a profit as you said, is not proper, because selling your bitcoin holdings when you have not gotten to the end of your accumulation journey seems unwise, is even more unwise if you are a low coiner or you are still far behind in your bitcoin accumulation journey.
Those selling their holdings for minimal gains are traders, not investors like us that are buying with the intention of holding strong into the future, because selling prematurely is not how generational wealth is built overtime.

[ZeroVinsonN]

This is precisely why the DCA is very important to investors, it removes the want to worry of every small change in the price of bitcoin, people who are buying the DIP worry about the price they need a low price to be able to buy

Nobody are fearful when Bitcoin price changes midly except if they are using very high leverages and are fearful of high risk of liquidations even by small price changes on the market.

DCA is a strategy that is helpful for people to reduce emotional effects even in times of very wild changes of the market price. With this strategy, they no longer mind about big correction of Bitcoin as if they are able to buy such dips, they would feel happily rather than fearful.

Also buying dips means purchases made in highly volatile times of the market, not with small changes like you wrote. You got it wrong here.

Don't misunderstand me, I didn't say anything about buying with small change, I said to buy the DIP you need to price to be low (the price of bitcoin) you can't buy at an ATH and call that buying the DIP, only people who buy during a price decline can say that they are buying the DIP, so if an investor decides that he is only going to buy through DIP then he's going to be worried about price changes because he needs the price to go low for him to be able to buy, that's why I said the DCA is better because you don't have to worry about price changes which is volatility.
Please don't misunderstand and misquote me.

[Agbam]

On a normal note, individuals carryout investment with the aim of making profit with either long term, or short term investment, and also considering other essential factors such as, the risk involves, and how to cope with the process if any challenge arises, and not being overwhelmed, here no greed is attached as there is a strategy for the future, but the only way an investor is said to be greed with investing is when he is more focused only in making huge profit without having any potential plans for the future, profit driven and short term investors aiming for a very high gain in return is likely to be greedy.

Greed can also be when you’re over aggressive in your accumulation without considering proper planning of your finance, you buy beyond your discretionary income and use up part or all of your basic expenses money maybe because there’s a dip and  you want to accumulate more. This is greed driving you and it’s a wrong approach to bitcoin investment.

[IceLincoln]

According to my analysis not all people sell coins it is basically the stop losses which get hits and the market moves further down and then quickly gains momentum back making a large wick.

The incident you mentioned happened and will happen in the future but still many people will be aware and will stop trading while some will continue trading. I have seen many new traders who panicked and sold their Bitcoins after seeing the red candlesticks in the market. Some people watch for some time and when they cannot recover their losses or their losses are too much, they start selling in panic which pushes the market further down. If investors can invest regularly with confidence in Bitcoin and hold Bitcoins for the long term, they will not have to worry after buying Bitcoins, rather they will smile brightly after a long time.

Actually I read some stories on Meta that all his 6 years of hardwork doing DCA on Bitcoin got wasted.



It seems that the writer of this story got pressured on huge market downfall happened recently. Also that lose or liquidation can be avoided if he just hold his Bitcoin amd didn't sell it.

Looking at current situation market is slowly recovering back and for sure he or other people would regret why they sold their Bitcoin.

So instead of getting panic they should buy more and take those dump as best opportunity to get more Bitcoins. Since thinking about panic and do those act like what traders do would result to negative the same as what he experience.

See this story, he was an investor who got greedy and overextended his hands. He went beyond his discretionary funds and Guys here should learn from this. We talk about patience, consistency and investing using our discretionary funds all the time, if we really take this things discussed here serious we will never fall victim to such. Don’t think because you know bitcoin is a long term investment with value and price even if it fall will always go up and you go borrowing money or leveraging or using whatsoever means to accumulate beyond your discretionary, this can only lead you to tears.
If he had just continued with his discretionary and regular DCA even if it was just small without looking for ways to boost his portfolio he wouldn’t be in this state now, 6years is a long time to go to waste.
Don’t get GREEDY just be disciplined enough to continue your regular DCA as much as you can.

[EarnOnVictor]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

No, this is very wrong as a long term investor, dividing your asset into three different part with the intention of selling some part that are already in a profit as you said, is not proper, because selling your bitcoin holdings when you have not gotten to the end of your accumulation journey seems unwise, is even more unwise if you are a low coiner or you are still far behind in your bitcoin accumulation journey.

What is wrong in that? Someone explained his unique investment plan, you are here saying it's not good, "must" he follow your plan? Or anybody's plan? Bitcoin is a vast asset, and plans to invest in it are many, so you guys should stop believing that your ways is absolute. That's appalling and gross. Everyone can't have the "forever keeping" plan with Bitcoin and @virasog is even wise enough to have it all covered. He has the plan for the short, medium and long-term (which is the plan you are even preaching). I don't know what else you want from such a brilliant Bitcoin investor who got everything covered depending on his varied goals for the investments.

[Qhunman]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

Finebone is right,it is very wrong of you to sell your Bitcoin  portfolio when you haven't reached your over-accumulating target. Selling your Bitcoin stash when it haven't yet matured is a trader strategy and it is wrong because by selling too early, you I'll only be settling for a smaller profits.The same Bitcoin your re busy selling for minimal profits,if Hodl for the long term will give you better results in the future than the current rate it is benn traded for in the market. Don't you know each time you trade your Bitcoin in the market for quick profits, you're also at risks of losing your entire Bitcoin portfolio because of Greed.  Investors that Buys Bitcoin consistently & Hodl for the long term have a long lasting peace of mind than a Bitcoin trader. It is better you choose the longer term investment plan and have peace of mind than facing the burden of trying to outsmart the market as a trader, the choice is yours.

[Crytohillss]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

No, this is very wrong as a long term investor, dividing your asset into three different part with the intention of selling some part that are already in a profit as you said, is not proper, because selling your bitcoin holdings when you have not gotten to the end of your accumulation journey seems unwise, is even more unwise if you are a low coiner or you are still far behind in your bitcoin accumulation journey.

What is wrong in that? Someone explained his unique investment plan, you are here saying it's not good, "must" he follow your plan? Or anybody's plan? Bitcoin is a vast asset, and plans to invest in it are many, so you guys should stop believing that your ways is absolute. That's appalling and gross. Everyone can't have the "forever keeping" plan with Bitcoin and @virasog is even wise enough to have it all covered. He has the plan for the short, medium and long-term (which is the plan you are even preaching). I don't know what else you want from such a brilliant Bitcoin investor who  give verything covered depending on his varied goals for the investments.

I think is not a bad idea if he choose to run his investment the way that pleases him, dividing his asset into different parts that doesn't mean he is not a good investor , on the other hand Bitcoin shouldn't be for short term mindset,  depending  if he has plan for short term plan, investing Bitcoin is not only for division of asset it is how far can he  reach or hold for long .

[Justchukx]

This is the problem people have. They will not not want to buy when the price is low but later want to buy when the price is high. The safest coin to buy right now is bitcoin. If you buy it, it is better not to be checking your wallet balance in dollars. Just leave the coin and be expecting bitcoin to get to $100000. Because the price is falling, some people will panic and sell just like what happened yesterday. Do not do that. Do not sell if you buy even now.

Sometimes its certain conditions that cause impromptu selling of digital assets. Initially ,one might intend to invest which is long term, but eventually end up trading to exchange value. Question to be answered is: Do I have what it takes to invest or should I keep trading?.
When this question is answered, then one can choose whether to trade or invest.

[Justchukx]

This is precisely why the DCA is very important to investors, it removes the want to worry of every small change in the price of bitcoin, people who are buying the DIP worry about the price they need a low price to be able to buy

Nobody are fearful when Bitcoin price changes midly except if they are using very high leverages and are fearful of high risk of liquidations even by small price changes on the market.

DCA is a strategy that is helpful for people to reduce emotional effects even in times of very wild changes of the market price. With this strategy, they no longer mind about big correction of Bitcoin as if they are able to buy such dips, they would feel happily rather than fearful.

Also buying dips means purchases made in highly volatile times of the market, not with small changes like you wrote. You got it wrong here.

Real bitcoin investors (Not gamblers) make use of the period of market corrections because it's just a buy opportunity and if anyone sees it as that, there will be no records of the extreme heartbreak that usually occur and that sometimes lead to suicide among bitcoin handlers. There are unlimited benefits of investing in bitcoin on a long-term basis ranging from emotional stability and a stress-free condition of investment in the sense that you don't have to worry about the chart at anytime. The recent market drop should teach beginners the importance of staying away from bitcoin gambling and focus more on bitcoin HODLing by buying only with your discretionary income regularly by DCA. This will give you the relief you sort and keep far from worries while you go through cycles accumulating bitcoin instead of panicking and selling off at every slight market shift.

My candid advice to all remains: try and understand trade and investment and know which works for you at the moment or if you can handle both. Sometimes what started off as investment might be forced to become trade and then it is mixed up. Trade and get instant exchange for value. Invest if you have the means for wealth accumulation over a longer period of time.

[Lolipo]

This issues of Bitcoin dropping drastically, what could actually be the cause. Could it be likened to government policy?

[Gallar]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

Dividing the portfolio into three parts as you said is indeed a pretty good idea. However, I think it would be very difficult for Bitcoin investors with limited funds to do this. Imagine if someone can only invest $10 per week; I don't think dividing that $10 into three parts (short-term, medium-term, and long-term) would be ideal. Therefore, the idea you proposed may only be suitable for those with substantial discretionary funds. For Bitcoin investors with limited funds, I believe they would be better off investing in Bitcoin for the long term only, without dividing their portfolio into short-term or medium-term segments.

[sotelorene]

This is precisely why the DCA is very important to investors, it removes the want to worry of every small change in the price of bitcoin, people who are buying the DIP worry about the price they need a low price to be able to buy

Nobody are fearful when Bitcoin price changes midly except if they are using very high leverages and are fearful of high risk of liquidations even by small price changes on the market.

DCA is a strategy that is helpful for people to reduce emotional effects even in times of very wild changes of the market price. With this strategy, they no longer mind about big correction of Bitcoin as if they are able to buy such dips, they would feel happily rather than fearful.

Also buying dips means purchases made in highly volatile times of the market, not with small changes like you wrote. You got it wrong here.

Real bitcoin investors (Not gamblers) make use of the period of market corrections because it's just a buy opportunity and if anyone sees it as that, there will be no records of the extreme heartbreak that usually occur and that sometimes lead to suicide among bitcoin handlers. There are unlimited benefits of investing in bitcoin on a long-term basis ranging from emotional stability and a stress-free condition of investment in the sense that you don't have to worry about the chart at anytime. The recent market drop should teach beginners the importance of staying away from bitcoin gambling and focus more on bitcoin HODLing by buying only with your discretionary income regularly by DCA. This will give you the relief you sort and keep far from worries while you go through cycles accumulating bitcoin instead of panicking and selling off at every slight market shift.

My candid advice to all remains: try and understand trade and investment and know which works for you at the moment or if you can handle both. Sometimes what started off as investment might be forced to become trade and then it is mixed up. Trade and get instant exchange for value. Invest if you have the means for wealth accumulation over a longer period of time.

Hey dude you are too small to be talking about trading here and trust me trading won't do you any good and I will advise or suggest you stop trading and focus accumulating Bitcoin and holding it for a long term. The context here is not about trading neither is it about combining trading and Investment together because that is a very long way to go and it will really affect our investment plan and strategy because trading and at same time investing is a wrong combo if you ask me.

Investors don't give a fuck about quick profit rather they believe and hope on long term because the outcome or return in the long term is always greater and way more compare to short term investment otherwise known as trading. I will suggest you take my advice and do what is necessary and right.

[Emjay24]

This is the problem people have. They will not not want to buy when the price is low but later want to buy when the price is high. The safest coin to buy right now is bitcoin. If you buy it, it is better not to be checking your wallet balance in dollars. Just leave the coin and be expecting bitcoin to get to $100000. Because the price is falling, some people will panic and sell just like what happened yesterday. Do not do that. Do not sell if you buy even now.

Sometimes its certain conditions that cause impromptu selling of digital assets. Initially ,one might intend to invest which is long term, but eventually end up trading to exchange value. Question to be answered is: Do I have what it takes to invest or should I keep trading?.
When this question is answered, then one can choose whether to trade or invest.

If you consider trading to be more of a priority over investing then you were not convinced on your accumulation journey in the first place. As a committed investor, you shouldn't be bothered by exchanging any value or tampering with your holdings before the termination of your holding period, rather you should be more focused on your consistent buys so you can reach your accumulation target faster within your holding period. You speak of value, the way to get a better value on your investment is to have more quantities of Bitcoin and going long-term in it so you need to continue buying and holding until you've reached your accumulation target and by then you'll have a decent portfolio for yourself and not stopping half way to exchange value.

[ruykeri]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

An investor should follow a strategy that allows them to achieve success with relatively low risk when investing. It has been proven that if you follow the DCA method and invest for a long time, you are much more likely to succeed in Bitcoin. There are basically two ways to invest in Bitcoin: long term and short term. The mid-term you mentioned will make new investors a little confused. And when it comes to investing, simplicity and transparency should always be maintained. Since it is possible to achieve success by hiring long-term , there is no point in losing money by investing unnecessarily in the short or mid-term.   

However, if someone wants to invest experimentally, they can follow one thing: if they suddenly receive $1,500 as a bonus, they can divide it into three parts and invest it in three ways. This money must be outside of their daily life expenses.  Out of that, $500 can be invested for the short term, the remaining $500 can be invested for the mid-term as you said, and $500 can be invested for the long term.By investing in this way, you will be able to clearly understand which investment method is most effective and most likely to be successful.

[Kaliandra]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

I think that's a good idea because there are times when we want to profit during a bullish market. If we divide it into three parts, as you mentioned, it's certainly a good idea because there are times when we also want to taste the benefits of investing in BTC. If we use that strategy, we'll still be able to own BTC even when others have sold everything, such as someone selling BTC during a bullish market. By creating a strategy like that, we'll enjoy investing in BTC because we're dividing it into several parts.

However, of course, everyone has their own technique: some hold for the long term and don't sell even during a bullish market, while others sell when the BTC price is bullish because it will suck it back up from the bottom. However, the condition is that you must use money you can afford to lose to buy BTC. And, of course, don't sell when you're not making a profit from investing in BTC.

[liasbaa]

This issues of Bitcoin dropping drastically, what could actually be the cause. Could it be likened to government policy?

I have known since I started studying Bitcoin that it is a volatile digital asset. Although it is not directly related to inflation in any country, the negative impact of the global economy can cause a price drop, but it is very short-term. The impact of Bitcoin price on the capital markets of the world's major economies is very low but it is slightly affected. Bitcoin price had touched an ATH earlier this month. The current decline I think is a temporary correction. After the correction period ends it's ready for another bull run soon.

[ASloveapg]

I think that's a good idea because there are times when we want to profit during a bullish market. If we divide it into three parts, as you mentioned, it's certainly a good idea because there are times when we also want to taste the benefits of investing in BTC. If we use that strategy, we'll still be able to own BTC even when others have sold everything, such as someone selling BTC during a bullish market. By creating a strategy like that, we'll enjoy investing in BTC because we're dividing it into several parts.

However, of course, everyone has their own technique: some hold for the long term and don't sell even during a bullish market, while others sell when the BTC price is bullish because it will suck it back up from the bottom. However, the condition is that you must use money you can afford to lose to buy BTC. And, of course, don't sell when you're not making a profit from investing in BTC.

I think every investor should build Bitcoin step by step. And those who invest step by step can hold on to opportunities in all situations. And to take opportunities during ups and downs, one definitely needs a mindset because if someone does not believe in the plan, he will not be able to survive and will FOMO or Panic sell. Bitcoin investment means that we have to invest such an amount of money that we will not be in danger  . Those who sell everything when the market is booming miss the big ups in the future. So if you want to profit from Bitcoin, you should not be in a hurry and follow the plan patiently.

[Agbamoni]

no doubt, the DCA accumulating strategy remains the best among all because it keeps your emotions in check while investing, since you are buying at  every price interval you don't have to worry at what the market is doing as long as you are thinking long term.
Furthermore, the dca accumulating strategy is the perfect response to volatility since you are buying at every price interval including the lowest part of the dip that someone that is stupidly waiting for the dip might miss out thinking that it's going to dip further.

I will rather use the word safest, meaning less risky. We cannot say it is the best because these opinion can vary from investor to investor. Wealthy investor wouldn't care about using DCA since they have the money to buy one or more Bitcoin at once. DCA seems to be the best for people who cant keep their emotional in checks, it is also the best strategy for plebs who have little to invest with, to be able to without bothering about the price change.

[Ruttoshi]

While the strategy of buying through DCA is one of the best strategy but one also needs to divide their portfolio in three different parts that is long term, short term and mid term.

I am emphasizing on it because by doing so you can sell some of your portfolio when the coins are in profits and keep holding the other portion for mid term gains and more  benefits and then finally the legendary bitcoin investment for longterm which you may not sell even in bull markets.

I think that's a good idea because there are times when we want to profit during a bullish market. If we divide it into three parts, as you mentioned, it's certainly a good idea because there are times when we also want to taste the benefits of investing in BTC. If we use that strategy, we'll still be able to own BTC even when others have sold everything, such as someone selling BTC during a bullish market. By creating a strategy like that, we'll enjoy investing in BTC because we're dividing it into several parts.

However, of course, everyone has their own technique: some hold for the long term and don't sell even during a bullish market, while others sell when the BTC price is bullish because it will suck it back up from the bottom. However, the condition is that you must use money you can afford to lose to buy BTC. And, of course, don't sell when you're not making a profit from investing in BTC.

When you are after profits in the beginning of your bitcoin accumulation journey, you will end up being a trader in the long run. I don't buy the idea of being a trader and a long-term investor at the same time because you will focus more on one than the other. Instead of having three bitcoin portfolios for short term profits, mid term and long term. Why don't you just focus on only a long term investment timeline and forget about profit taking till you reach your bitcoin target.

Bitcoin investment should be for our future and not something that we plan to take profit from any time we like because the price of bitcoin increases overtime and you will regret selling part of your bitcoin in future when the price is very expensive. Splitting your discretionary income into three and invest in short term, midterm and long term will not favor you because you will lose focus on reaching your bitcoin target fast and might end up selling too many bitcoin too soon.

The size of your bitcoin portfolio is what will determine your profit in future so forget about short-term and midterm investment and invest in long term and hodli. Have an emergency funds and other backup funds shouldn't be neglected.