Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[Ruttoshi]

Lol...you surprised me, you know. Do you mean I shouldn't say the truth just because people are being scammed in the name of cryptocurrency? Scamming is even a different context entirely from whether Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency (or not) that we are trying to establish here.

Besides, I don't know what happened to "look before you leap" and DYOR. Anyone venturing into cryptocurrency without knowing it will face the music, which is a different ballgame from Bitcoin being a cryptocurrency or not. By virtue, bro, I see no confusion here if I maintain that Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, with reasons.

When talking about an asset to invest into, you have to ne very specific with the name of the assets. You don't have to use vague words to classify the asset so that people can actually understand the one that you are talking about. Cryptocurrency is not an investment but bitcoin is a long-term investment which is the main reason you need to call the word bitcoin so that people can get a proper understanding of what the message you want to say.

You cannot just see someone or explaining about a good long-term asset that one can invest in and start calling the classes assets. They person will be confused and get the wrong message based on his own instincts. Imagine that I say 'if you want to save your money from inflation invest in cryptocurrency and precious metals. I didn't give any specific name of which amongst these two line of assets, there's always the unique one but a lot of people will still not picture what I mean. It becomes very easy to understand if I just say invest in bitcoin and gold.

You have to seperate apples from oranges because 99% of cryptocurrency are scam, don't make bitcoin look like one when you call it cryptocurrency to people.

[Yorubek]

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 think this is the right time to buy Bitcoin, no one can say for sure when the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease, so it is very wise to use the opportunity that comes before us. Buy Bitcoin with confidence and prudent money and hold it for the future, success can be achieved. Don't be disappointed if the price of Bitcoin falls, you can expect long-term profit by holding it patiently. Buy as many Bitcoins as you can afford and wait patiently for the right time, and you may find success.

[SuperBitMan]

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 think this is the right time to buy Bitcoin, no one can say for sure when the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease, so it is very wise to use the opportunity that comes before us. Buy Bitcoin with confidence and prudent money and hold it for the future, success can be achieved. Don't be disappointed if the price of Bitcoin falls, you can expect long-term profit by holding it patiently. Buy as many Bitcoins as you can afford and wait patiently for the right time, and you may find success.

There is no right time to accumulate Bitcoin whenever you have money to upgrade Bitcoin is the right time for you, however when there is a dip in Bitcoin price it becomes an opportunity for you to accumulate with less price it is not as if the time there's a dip is the right time or the best time to accumulate, it is only those who use the strategy of accumulating only when there is a dip can say when bitcoin is in dip is the right time to accumulate Bitcoin.
And again it is important to know that when there is a dip in Bitcoin it should not be a time or a reason to panic because dip is part of Bitcoin because Bitcoin is highly volatile in nature and from history dip has been there so we should not panic when ever there's a dip in Bitcoin.

[Beparanf]

There is no right time to accumulate Bitcoin whenever you have money to upgrade Bitcoin is the right time for you, however when there is a dip in Bitcoin price it becomes an opportunity for you to accumulate with less price it is not as if the time there's a dip is the right time or the best time to accumulate, it is only those who use the strategy of accumulating only when there is a dip can say when bitcoin is in dip is the right time to accumulate Bitcoin.
And again it is important to know that when there is a dip in Bitcoin it should not be a time or a reason to panic because dip is part of Bitcoin because Bitcoin is highly volatile in nature and from history dip has been there so we should not panic when ever there's a dip in Bitcoin.

So there is right time and the answer is anytime. Right?

We can’t forced this ideology to everyone since we have different preference how we want to purchase Bitcoin. For people that doesn’t care about their price entry and just look on the long term profit I believe they will follow your suggestion.

However, there’s people that want to purchased their Bitcoin on a low price like whenever price dip. They have time to wait and that’s not a bad idea either.

Most important is the commitment to hold long term after your purchase.

[Marvelockg]

Even if you might not be technically wrong, yet at the same time in an overall sense you are wrong EarnOnVictor, since when ever you try to give leeway to various shitcoins, you are leaving an opening for them to scam people through their affinity to bitcoin, so they tend to end up scamming people by trying to seem as if they are similar to bitcoin.... and play on the innocence of people to accept them as if they were similar to bitcoin.. which sucks innocent (even smart people) into being scammed.

Lol...you surprised me, you know. Do you mean I shouldn't say the truth just because people are being scammed in the name of cryptocurrency? Scamming is even a different context entirely from whether Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency (or not) that we are trying to establish here.

There's quite a huge difference between talking about people getting scammed through crypto in general or bitcoin in particular and or talking about putting a difference between bitcoin and altcoin or some shitcoin and each of the discussion are separate and unique in the way they should be addressed. In the context of of investing, it's adversible we put a clear difference between bitcoin and altcoin knowing fully well that a lot of the things that apply to bitcoin does not apply to other coins and that whole beginners when investing in other coin should be careful enough not to invest what they can't afford to loose, for bitcoin, there's a sense of relaxation because losses is not much in Bitcoin as much as it's the case with alt coins.

Now going back to the issue of getting scammed, scan is not peculiar to just altcoins. It's popular in bitcoin, altcoins and even in regular internet usage and so, every user of the internet should abraise himself with this fact knowing fully well that as long as you're a frequent user of the internet, you're bound to experience some level of scam or the other. Scam is just like a constant that while investing you out into consideration and ensure you never fall victim of no matter what.

[Frankolala]

So there is right time and the answer is anytime. Right?

We can’t forced this ideology to everyone since we have different preference how we want to purchase Bitcoin. For people that doesn’t care about their price entry and just look on the long term profit I believe they will follow your suggestion.

However, there’s people that want to purchased their Bitcoin on a low price like whenever price dip. They have time to wait and that’s not a bad idea either.

Most important is the commitment to hold long term after your purchase.

Those who are still in their early stage of bitcoin accumulation will limit themselves from accumulating more bitcoin overtime if they keep on waiting for the price to dip before they can buy. What if the price did not dip, you will keep waiting lost in the ballpark missing out all the opportunities in the market that you should have used to grow your bitcoin investment to a certain level.

I prefer not to end up with very little bitcoin that I bought cheaper in future but to have a good size of bitcoin portfolio that I bought at a random price because the size of your portfolio is what counts since that's what will determine your profit in the future.

Waiting is never a strategy because time waits for no one neither bitcoin price. So why, not keep your bitcoin investment ongoing with time than thinking you are be smart in timing the market because it will discourage you from having that zeal and passion to focus on building your bitcoin stash with all commitments and seriousness.

[Silikiem]

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 think this is the right time to buy Bitcoin, no one can say for sure when the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease, so it is very wise to use the opportunity that comes before us. Buy Bitcoin with confidence and prudent money and hold it for the future, success can be achieved. Don't be disappointed if the price of Bitcoin falls, you can expect long-term profit by holding it patiently. Buy as many Bitcoins as you can afford and wait patiently for the right time, and you may find success.

There is no right time to accumulate Bitcoin whenever you have money to upgrade Bitcoin is the right time for you, however when there is a dip in Bitcoin price it becomes an opportunity for you to accumulate with less price it is not as if the time there's a dip is the right time or the best time to accumulate, it is only those who use the strategy of accumulating only when there is a dip can say when bitcoin is in dip is the right time to accumulate Bitcoin.
And again it is important to know that when there is a dip in Bitcoin it should not be a time or a reason to panic because dip is part of Bitcoin because Bitcoin is highly volatile in nature and from history dip has been there so we should not panic when ever there's a dip in Bitcoin.

Of course bitcoin investment doesn’t have a particular right time or season to invest in it, every day and every time is good to accumulate and invest in bitcoin as a true bitcoin investor with a long term vision or mindset. As far as we are able to figure out a discretionary income to use and accumulate bitcoin, we can do so at any time and at any market price using the DCA method to accumulate either on weekly or monthly basis depending on when we are able to figure out a discretionary income. Bitcoin accumulation and investment should be done whenever we are able to figure out a discretionary income. The money we ought to use for bitcoin accumulation is discretionary income and not just money. You may have money with you but may not be able to figure out a discretionary income from it to use and accumulate bitcoin due to so many reasons which I personally think it all boils down to poor financial management skills, most times could be as a result of heavy financial obligations. Having money doesn’t mean you have a discretionary income to use and buy bitcoin to invest for the long term.

[Finebone]

However, there’s people that want to purchased their Bitcoin on a low price like whenever price dip. They have time to wait and that’s not a bad idea either.

You don't have to sugarcoat it mate, it's a bad idea, don't you know that by waiting you are going to miss so many buying opportunities thinking that it may dip further?
  It's a bad idea because you are going to slow down your accumulation, and it's even more unreasonable if you are a low coiner or you are just starting out, how unwise can such fellow be?
Am not saying that buying the dip is bad, what am trying to say is that it's wrong to wait for the dip before buying since no one can predict the market or what the price of bitcoin may do next.
So I disagree on the aspect of waiting before buying because it's a bad idea completely.

[NewRevelation]

What you say is true. Investing in Bitcoin isn't difficult; it only requires basic knowledge, such as how to buy and store it securely in a strong wallet. However, it would be even better if you also studied Bitcoin in depth, as it's crucial to have strong confidence and trust in it so that fluctuations don't lead you to make the wrong decisions. Therefore I think this is also a crucial part of remaining consistent and holding Bitcoin for the long term, as confidence in Bitcoin is a crucial factor.

Furthermore I remind you not to be afraid of missing out on Bitcoin or feeling too late, as Bitcoin will continue to exist. In fact considering the Bitcoin halving cycle which will last until 2140 Bitcoin still has a long way to go, especially as it continues to grow and gain adoption. Beliefs like these will help you continue buying and holding Bitcoin for the long term. Having only basic knowledge without confidence in Bitcoin will make you unstable in making decisions, especially during corrections.

Let's get one thing straight here, and that is, you don't need all those basic knowledge, studying Bitcoins depth and getting all the confidence before you start your Bitcoin investment, No. All you need is the knowledge and/or the ability to figure out your discretionary income which you will use for your investment, and thats the major thing. If you have been able to figure out your discretionary income, then you begin your investment right away, and as you continue your investment, you can or will learn other important things needed to enhance your investment. If you wait to learn and/or gather all the basic knowledge needed, you might miss out alot that you would have invested, and remember that bitcoin is volatile, meaning the price can move even upwards too while you keep waiting, so it's better you start your investment, and along the line while investing, you will gather other knowledge needed  

[Crytohillss]

What you say is true. Investing in Bitcoin isn't difficult; it only requires basic knowledge, such as how to buy and store it securely in a strong wallet. However, it would be even better if you also studied Bitcoin in depth, as it's crucial to have strong confidence and trust in it so that fluctuations don't lead you to make the wrong decisions. Therefore I think this is also a crucial part of remaining consistent and holding Bitcoin for the long term, as confidence in Bitcoin is a crucial factor.

Furthermore I remind you not to be afraid of missing out on Bitcoin or feeling too late, as Bitcoin will continue to exist. In fact considering the Bitcoin halving cycle which will last until 2140 Bitcoin still has a long way to go, especially as it continues to grow and gain adoption. Beliefs like these will help you continue buying and holding Bitcoin for the long term. Having only basic knowledge without confidence in Bitcoin will make you unstable in making decisions, especially during corrections.

Let's get one thing straight here, and that is, you don't need all those basic knowledge, studying Bitcoins depth and getting all the confidence before you start your Bitcoin investment, No. All you need is the knowledge and/or the ability to figure out your discretionary income which you will use for your investment, and thats the major thing. If you have been able to figure out your discretionary income, then you begin your investment right away, and as you continue your investment, you can or will learn other important things needed to enhance your investment. If you wait to learn and/or gather all the basic knowledge needed, you might miss out alot that you would have invested, and remember that bitcoin is volatile, meaning the price can move even upwards too while you keep waiting, so it's better you start your investment, and along the line while investing, you will gather other knowledge needed  

In my opinion. People don't need to become bitcoin experts before investing in bitcoin; having at least a basic understanding of the risks and watching out your discretionary income is a very good starting point is how most people actually grow in their investment. However, sometimes people get stuck in research mode and never take the first step. I believe it is extremely not that bad to start small, remain consistent, and make sure you are very comfortable with the volatility before you can dive in so may deep.

[Fuso.hp]

Newbies should more research before starting their investment. The problem with the newbies these days is that they fail to read and they are blinded by quick money moves. There is no promise in bitcoin that if you invest you will become rich overnight. Bitcoin investment is not bitcoin trading, I guess many newbies are still having issue comprehending how it works.
And mind you, Newbies dont need much knowledge of Bitcoin. What they need is to know the basics like security and investment goals. Once they know that, it becomes easy for them to start their investment.

Yes, it's certainly better to understand more clearly before starting, because investing doesn't necessarily mean what we hope for will immediately materialize. Many beginners think investing in Bitcoin is easy, and that's easy for those who have experienced the ups and downs of investing.

The difficulty stems from a lack of interest in understanding how to analyze market prices for the purpose of buying Bitcoin. Buying at a low price can yield significant profits when the market is favorable. Understanding this knowledge will certainly eliminate these difficulties from hindering us from investing in Bitcoin.
As you stated earlier, investment security is crucial. Don't just understand how to buy or invest, forgetting the key principle of security to maintain your investment goals.

I think we are in a hurry and we think that within a few days of starting the investment we will get a lot of profit from our investment but when we do not see it in reality after starting the investment, we get disappointed and we start thinking differently about the investment. Those of us who have started investing and those of us who have such ideas should first come out of this idea and think and plan for the long term about the investment. It is best if we invest consistently and do not expect anything from this investment for a long time. The more we observe the market and the more we check our portfolio, the more different thoughts will work in us which will make it difficult for us to hold the investment for a long time, so we have to do what is good to control ourselves and hold the investment for a long time.

[Pandorak]

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 think this is the right time to buy Bitcoin, no one can say for sure when the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease, so it is very wise to use the opportunity that comes before us. Buy Bitcoin with confidence and prudent money and hold it for the future, success can be achieved. Don't be disappointed if the price of Bitcoin falls, you can expect long-term profit by holding it patiently. Buy as many Bitcoins as you can afford and wait patiently for the right time, and you may find success.

Phenomena such as buying and then the price drops, or selling and then the price rises, are very common, especially in highly volatile assets such as Bitcoin. Generally, such events are experienced by those who try to guess the price or seek short-term profits, and that is the behavior of a trader, not an investor.

If you are truly a long-term investor, then your focus should not be on today's prices, next week's prices, or even next month's prices, but rather on gradually accumulating assets over a period of years, perhaps 4-10 years. So, As long as you still have funds remaining ^{(discretionary funds)} over after your living expenses are covered, you can start buying, and now is the right time. You can use the DCA method, one of the best methods available today, which is highly effective for investors. You don't need to wait for prices to drop, all you need to do is keep buying when discretionary funds are available, as this method does not focus on price.

[Kelward]

However, there’s people that want to purchased their Bitcoin on a low price like whenever price dip. They have time to wait and that’s not a bad idea either.

You don't have to sugarcoat it mate, it's a bad idea, don't you know that by waiting you are going to miss so many buying opportunities thinking that it may dip further?
  It's a bad idea because you are going to slow down your accumulation, and it's even more unreasonable if you are a low coiner or you are just starting out, how unwise can such fellow be?
Am not saying that buying the dip is bad, what am trying to say is that it's wrong to wait for the dip before buying since no one can predict the market or what the price of bitcoin may do next.
So I disagree on the aspect of waiting before buying because it's a bad idea completely.

Totally a bad idea for a guy that plans to consistently grow their stash, he doesn't know how long he's going to wait till price dip to where he'll be comfortable to buy. What if it takes a whole circle probably in 4 years time before the dip happens or worse it doesn't dip to that level again so the guy has to wait indefinitely, it makes no sense. As an investor you don't control the market therefore you should concentrate on where you have a total control in your accumulation and that is your bankroll. Best to save yourself the headache of waiting for the perfect buy opportunity, instead you should join smart investors to do DCA method of accumulation.

[GIF-JOBS]

However, there’s people that want to purchased their Bitcoin on a low price like whenever price dip. They have time to wait and that’s not a bad idea either.

You don't have to sugarcoat it mate, it's a bad idea, don't you know that by waiting you are going to miss so many buying opportunities thinking that it may dip further?
  It's a bad idea because you are going to slow down your accumulation, and it's even more unreasonable if you are a low coiner or you are just starting out, how unwise can such fellow be?
Am not saying that buying the dip is bad, what am trying to say is that it's wrong to wait for the dip before buying since no one can predict the market or what the price of bitcoin may do next.
So I disagree on the aspect of waiting before buying because it's a bad idea completely.

Totally a bad idea for a guy that plans to consistently grow their stash, he doesn't know how long he's going to wait till price dip to where he'll be comfortable to buy. What if it takes a whole circle probably in 4 years time before the dip happens or worse it doesn't dip to that level again so the guy has to wait indefinitely, it makes no sense. As an investor you don't control the market therefore you should concentrate on where you have a total control in your accumulation and that is your bankroll. Best to save yourself the headache of waiting for the perfect buy opportunity, instead you should join smart investors to do DCA method of accumulation.

Of course, the results of waiting will never be good, you will wait but you will never be able to buy as you expect. There is no better strategy than consistency, continuity of investment through DCA is the most correct way to deposit Bitcoin in the most convenient way than anyone. You should not delay in starting investment or buying at any time, since your goal is long-term, so here you should only keep investing, there is no need to see when the market will fall or rise, only buy consistently based on your income.

[Sticky Bomb]

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 think this is the right time to buy Bitcoin, no one can say for sure when the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease, so it is very wise to use the opportunity that comes before us. Buy Bitcoin with confidence and prudent money and hold it for the future, success can be achieved. Don't be disappointed if the price of Bitcoin falls, you can expect long-term profit by holding it patiently. Buy as many Bitcoins as you can afford and wait patiently for the right time, and you may find success.

Anytime you get into Bitcoin is the right time to invest into it, if I'll read more meaning into your statement, do you mean that after now, the investor should relax and wait for another supposed right time to invest again? As a low coiner or no coiner you shouldn't wait for any specific time to accumulate Bitcoin, it's best wherever you get into Bitcoin and you're sure of having discretionary income, you should get actionable and buy your first Bitcoin, then figure out ways to follow up your a accumulation with periodic consistent buys regardless of market sentiments or seasons, build out your backup funds to protect your investment from being tampered and try buying acid reasons for at least one cycle so you can get a good portfolio of Bitcoin for yourself within your holding period.

[Showlove01]

However, there’s people that want to purchased their Bitcoin on a low price like whenever price dip. They have time to wait and that’s not a bad idea either.

You don't have to sugarcoat it mate, it's a bad idea, don't you know that by waiting you are going to miss so many buying opportunities thinking that it may dip further?
  It's a bad idea because you are going to slow down your accumulation, and it's even more unreasonable if you are a low coiner or you are just starting out, how unwise can such fellow be?
Am not saying that buying the dip is bad, what am trying to say is that it's wrong to wait for the dip before buying since no one can predict the market or what the price of bitcoin may do next.
So I disagree on the aspect of waiting before buying because it's a bad idea completely.

Totally a bad idea for a guy that plans to consistently grow their stash, he doesn't know how long he's going to wait till price dip to where he'll be comfortable to buy. What if it takes a whole circle probably in 4 years time before the dip happens or worse it doesn't dip to that level again so the guy has to wait indefinitely, it makes no sense. As an investor you don't control the market therefore you should concentrate on where you have a total control in your accumulation and that is your bankroll. Best to save yourself the headache of waiting for the perfect buy opportunity, instead you should join smart investors to do DCA method of accumulation.

Of course, the results of waiting will never be good, you will wait but you will never be able to buy as you expect. There is no better strategy than consistency, continuity of investment through DCA is the most correct way to deposit Bitcoin in the most convenient way than anyone. You should not delay in starting investment or buying at any time, since your goal is long-term, so here you should only keep investing, there is no need to see when the market will fall or rise, only buy consistently based on your income.

The  reason why they can never buy as they expected is if they are waiting because Bitcoin is volatility. No one knows the price Bitcoin will drop to or increase to that is why we should just focus on accumulating Bitcoin despite where the price is because in time coming this places we are seeing Bitcoin dwelling will not longer be it dwelling place anymore because it will surge in years, I'm not just been positive about Bitcoin but rather I'm stating this based on what I have experienced years back.

[Nightwatchmare]

Ignorant newbie investors will put their money in shitcoins, they get burnt sooner and learn their lessons the hard way from personal experiences, they either learn from their failed expeditions or they will categorize cryptocurrency as a scam. It is best to learn from other people's mistakes than making them yourself and that is why we are here talking about it all the time so whoever wants to learn will learn.

Unfortunately many people don't make research before venturing into the crypto market, if they do they will understand that Bitcoin is way ahead of shitcoins that are flooding the market. Those that understands what shitcoins are and yet putting money into them are gamblers, they risk their funds for short term gains which mostly don't happen because the projects are scams.

Newbies should more research before starting their investment. The problem with the newbies these days is that they fail to read and they are blinded by quick money moves. There is no promise in bitcoin that if you invest you will become rich overnight. Bitcoin investment is not bitcoin trading, I guess many newbies are still having issue comprehending how it works.

And mind you, Newbies dont need much knowledge of Bitcoin. What they need is to know the basics like security and investment goals. Once they know that, it becomes easy for them to start their investment.

Bitcoin investment is simple for newbies to easily understand. I do not think newbies need to know everything about Bitcoin before they can start investing in Bitcoin; newbies just need to have the basic knowledge of Bitcoin, and they can start accumulating Bitcoin, and nothing will happen to their Bitcoin investment if they use discretionary income to invest Bitcoin. What newbies should be worried about the most is if they have discretionary income because that is what they mostly need to start up Bitcoin investment, and they can learn what ever they want to know about Bitcoin when they have started accumulating Bitcoin.

[Fara Chan]

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In my opinion. People don't need to become bitcoin experts before investing in bitcoin; having at least a basic understanding of the risks and watching out your discretionary income is a very good starting point is how most people actually grow in their investment. However, sometimes people get stuck in research mode and never take the first step. I believe it is extremely not that bad to start small, remain consistent, and make sure you are very comfortable with the volatility before you can dive in so may deep.

Your point is certainly valid. Becoming a Bitcoin investor doesn't require a Bitcoin expert. However, it's much better if someone already knows enough about Bitcoin to feel confident buying it regularly and holding it long-term without any guidance. I also like your starting point because it's a fundamental step in becoming an investor while also gaining knowledge about Bitcoin. Investors with a basic understanding of Bitcoin will naturally seek out ways to invest in it, which will essentially prepare their discretionary income for it.

[ruykeri]

I think this is the right time to buy Bitcoin, no one can say for sure when the price of Bitcoin will increase or decrease, so it is very wise to use the opportunity that comes before us. Buy Bitcoin with confidence and prudent money and hold it for the future, success can be achieved. Don't be disappointed if the price of Bitcoin falls, you can expect long-term profit by holding it patiently. Buy as many Bitcoins as you can afford and wait patiently for the right time, and you may find success.

You might have said that now is the right time to buy because the price of Bitcoin is a little low. Does this mean that you can't buy if the price of Bitcoin increases? Actually, there is no such thing as the right time in the case of long-term investment. Time in the market is more important than Timing the market .

It is not right to get disappointed when the price drops, but many people invest a lot of money together to buy at the dip when the price drops. Sometimes they buy Bitcoin from their own backup funds, as a result of which they are forced to sell Bitcoin if they face any financial problems in the future. So in my opinion, you should invest in a systematic way using the DCA method, where you can invest as much as you can afford. For this, patience, discipline, and sustainable buying capacity are very important. So there is no need to delay in investing in Bitcoin. If you have the ability to invest for a long time through discretionary income, proper fund management, and strong cash flow, then you should start investing without looking at the current state of the Bitcoin price. Because future success will come not through timing but through discipline.

[alankasman]

You might have said that now is the right time to buy because the price of Bitcoin is a little low. Does this mean that you can't buy if the price of Bitcoin increases? Actually, there is no such thing as the right time in the case of long-term investment. Time in the market is more important than Timing the market .
It is not right to get disappointed when the price drops, but many people invest a lot of money together to buy at the dip when the price drops. Sometimes they buy Bitcoin from their own backup funds, as a result of which they are forced to sell Bitcoin if they face any financial problems in the future. So in my opinion, you should invest in a systematic way using the DCA method, where you can invest as much as you can afford. For this, patience, discipline, and sustainable buying capacity are very important. So there is no need to delay in investing in Bitcoin. If you have the ability to invest for a long time through discretionary income, proper fund management, and strong cash flow, then you should start investing without looking at the current state of the Bitcoin price. Because future success will come not through timing but through discipline.

There's really no problem with buying Bitcoin at a low price or when it's high, because both have the same potential when the price rises. For example, when I bought it, the price was still at $85, and when someone else bought it at $90, the difference is that the profit is the same as when they bought it when the price rose. This indicates that the biggest profit is certainly earned by those who bought it when the price was low, because those who bought it when the price rose also earned the same profit, despite the difference in purchase price.

Disappointment at not being able to make a large profit is because everyone only wants the price to continue rising. So when the price drops, as it did a few weeks ago, many assume it won't rise again, and this is a bad mindset, in my opinion. And today alone the price has also risen to almost $92, of course this will also increase even more after the Christmas celebrations at the end of this year because this is not the first time the price has dropped because a few months ago the price had remained at $120 and that happened this year, coincidentally in mid-October.