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[CageMabok]

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Since the price of Bitcoin fluctuates in very little time , the best way to accumulate Bitcoin in the DCA method is from all other types of strategies. Some of the important problems in investment are trying to timing the market, panic selling due to emotion and making wrong decisions due to volatility. Investing in the DCA method plays a big role in keeping all these problems as far away as possible. And especially in learning beginner , this is very useful. With any amount of money, if it is discretionary income, then he can invest very easily.

For beginners just trying to invest using their discretionary income, this method is clearly a perfect starting point for accumulating more Bitcoin in their own wallets. Beginners don't have to wait for the right time to buy, as they don't have anything in their own wallets, so they don't have to wait for the price to drop or for someone else's assumptions. Meanwhile, wealthy individuals and prominent individuals who own investment firms and who already enjoy Bitcoin and frequently buy Bitcoin don't necessarily need to use the DCA strategy.

Because wealthy individuals whose funds can always be channeled into large investments are perfectly eligible to wait for the price to drop and for the conditions to be truly right when they want to enter the market with a sizable amount of capital, even though they can also enter at any time they want if they only want to buy Bitcoin for investment.

[Sonia_123]

Relying only on buying the dip can really slow things down, because the market does not always give you the kind of dips you are waiting for. If someone keeps waiting, they will just end up missing a lot of accumulation time when they are suppose to be Dcaing and still hold less Bitcoin at the end.

That is why combining it with DCA is more better. You just keep accumulating steady, no matter the price, and still have some funds ready when a real dip come. It helps grow your position without trying to time the market.

Waiting for a dip is not a bad thing but it does not mean that you should stop investing completely. Rather, you should continue to invest regularly through the DCA strategy and at the same time wait for opportunities. Just like we keep an emergency fund, it is wise to keep a separate fund for use during downturns.

If you want, you can save a part of your income for the downturn, which is the mark of a conscious and realistic investor. But if someone does not invest just waiting for the downturn, then this is nothing more than thinking detached from reality.

Why waiting for the dip when you don't know the time it will come and how much it will cost, yes it is not a bad idea, to keep extra fun for the dip but it should not be done from your present income, that is trying to pull out a certain amount or halving the original fund which you were supposed to use in the ongoing, persistently accumulation of bitcoin or rather out of your present income or an increment in your income but from extra job or investment you incure then you can from there decide to set aside an extra funds for your unknown dip, but remember it is not advisable to wait for the dip because that amount of funds you have reserved to buy the dip if use it to continuously accumulate bitcoin it would have outweigh the initial amount being saved before the dip comes.

[Father111]

There is no strategy that isn't good for buying bitcoin however the only thing I think that is wrong is how we approach and apply this strategy. Buying the dips isn't a bad idea, the only thing is about waiting for the dip to happen before it occurs. The fact that someone is using DCA strategy also doesn't prevent them from buying the dip or doing lump sum . The most important thing is if we have the discretionary income to invest with.

Every strategy is good and could be effective depending on who is using it to accumulate bitcoin and how consistent they invest from discretionary income. Since these strategies requires the use of discretionary income to invest, what you should be more concerned with isn't the strategy itself but producing discretionary income that will make the strategy effective.
Waiting for the Dip before buying is nonsensical since you're DCAing because waiting or timing the market completely contradict the true essence of DCA strategy. I think buying regardless of the price will be more rewarding and more reasonable than waiting for the dip that may never occur.

It all depends on the financial capacity we have. I think it doesn't matter what strategy we use to accumulate Bitcoin, although I also agree that the DCA strategy is quite profitable. However, for some people who want to buy in larger amounts and wait for price drops, that cannot be blamed either, because they are certainly aware of the risks and all the possibilities.

You cannot assume that guys waiting for dips are doing the right thing.  There are trade offs, and they may or may not be aware of their level of dumbness and greediness and their bad mindset... but hey guys can do what they like, even dumb shit.  So, yeah, guys can be blamed for being dumb and greedy.  We have seen a lot of this greediness and waiting for dips through bitcoin's history.  Guys waiting for dips that did not happen, and guys failing/refusing to ongoingly buy bitcoin because they think that they are smarter, and so yeah those guys ended up getting themselves into a bad mindset, a bad set of practices and in a worse situation than would have had been or should have had been as compared with guys who had been ongoing and persistently buying bitcoin.  Yeah, they might get lucky, yet it seems a bad idea to be incorporating gambling and/or luck into bitcoin investing, rather than staying focused on ongoing, consistent, persistent, regular and perhaps even aggressive buying of bitcoin, and that does not come through the employment of gambling and waiting techniques.

Waiting for dips is just a perfect way of accumulating or investing in Bitcoin and can never proof to be an effective approaches because the volatility of Bitcoin is unpredictable however DCA, lump some, using of emergency funds if available could be all used in accumulating Bitcoin rather waiting for a dip that may not happen anytime soon.
I know of friend who invested in Bitcoin for first time with lump some strategy without dcaing and he cashed big time and he's doing well as l speak but am not saying that lump some as strategy of acquiring Bitcoin is the best but however as investor will ought to be intentional and prudent with regard to investing in Bitcoin making use of available strategies that fast track your purpose which is profiting from your Bitcoin investment.

[Makus]

Waiting for dips is just a perfect way of accumulating or investing in Bitcoin and can never proof to be an effective approaches because the volatility of Bitcoin is unpredictable however DCA, lump some, using of emergency funds if available could be all used in accumulating Bitcoin rather waiting for a dip that may not happen anytime soon.
I know of friend who invested in Bitcoin for first time with lump some strategy without dcaing and he cashed big time and he's doing well as l speak but am not saying that lump some as strategy of acquiring Bitcoin is the best but however as investor will ought to be intentional and prudent with regard to investing in Bitcoin making use of available strategies that fast track your purpose which is profiting from your Bitcoin investment.

It's quite unfortunate that most people still wait to buy the dip whereas there's a they don't have any clue of what price would do in the next few minutes. While waiting for the dip some people end up missing their entry point because price isn't certain about what direction it would take. However it is preferred to invest using DCA strategy especially for a beginner who just got exposed to bitcoin. I wouldn't recommend lump sum buys for a beginner because it might get messy with their emotions when price changes direction to the dip after making huge amount of investment. And this is the reason DCA stands out to be the best strategy for investmenting, you don't need to wait for a perfect price entry point or make investment only when you have huge amount of money.

[Loyang]

Waiting for a dip is not a bad thing but it does not mean that you should stop investing completely. Rather, you should continue to invest regularly through the DCA strategy and at the same time wait for opportunities. Just like we keep an emergency fund, it is wise to keep a separate fund for use during downturns.

If you want, you can save a part of your income for the downturn, which is the mark of a conscious and realistic investor. But if someone does not invest just waiting for the downturn, then this is nothing more than thinking detached from reality.

A new investor or a person who has not yet reached the target level of his portfolio, if he waits for a fall, then this will never be the right approach. By waiting for the unknown future, why will you waste your time or why will you miss your current buying opportunities. You or anyone can never tell when the market will fall, so instead of waiting, or waiting for DIP purchase, continue to buy continuously, it will be good for you.

If you invest through the DCA method, if you wait for a fall to buy through DIP, then this will also not be the right decision for your portfolio. If the market does not fall as you expected and after a while if you lose patience, then you are missing out on many opportunities to buy at this time. So instead of saving money separately, you invest that money along with the DCA method, it will be good for you and your portfolio

[Obulis]

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.

Of a truth, the best time to buy Bitcoin is when the price has plummeted or gone down, with this , you will be able to make profit when the price rises.

For someone who's into buying and selling, you might be right, but for people who are not into the buy today and sell tomorrow it might not be true. Long term holders don't consider this thing, they buy bitcoin irrespective of the bitcoin price. Bitcoin investors don't have anything like the best time to buy bitcoin in their dictionary, they buy when the money is available. Generalizing any time as the best time to invest in bitcoin might not really sit well with long term investors who buy at all market conditions. If would be better if put this way that the best time for bitcoin traders to buy bitcoin is when the price goes down.

I think the best time to buy is majorly dependent on the strategy in use. You can decide to lump sum during the dip and still hodl for long-term. Someone can also do Value Averaging VA (having a particular portfolio target and double their input during the dip) and still hodl on a long-term. Every strategy somehow has it's best time. But looking at DCA, you'll see that  the set time or best time for accumulation of Bitcoin is just now as all time is ripe for buying.
Even when doing dynamic DCA, that's increasing input on the dip, that doesn't really make the dip the best time to buy as long as it's DCA.

[PhilosopherKing]

Relying only on buying the dip can really slow things down, because the market does not always give you the kind of dips you are waiting for. If someone keeps waiting, they will just end up missing a lot of accumulation time when they are suppose to be Dcaing and still hold less Bitcoin at the end.

That is why combining it with DCA is more better. You just keep accumulating steady, no matter the price, and still have some funds ready when a real dip come. It helps grow your position without trying to time the market.

If you buy the dip today which money will you use to DCA tomorrow? Do you people even consider this anytime you are advising people to be combining all the strategies approach together. Though the goal of everybody is to quickly reach their investment goal, but paying attention to even the littlest things matter alot. You should know that If buying the dip will affect your ability to consistently DCA, then keep buying the dip aside and only do DCA with your discretionary income.

[JayJuanGee]

There is no strategy that isn't good for buying bitcoin however the only thing I think that is wrong is how we approach and apply this strategy. Buying the dips isn't a bad idea, the only thing is about waiting for the dip to happen before it occurs. The fact that someone is using DCA strategy also doesn't prevent them from buying the dip or doing lump sum . The most important thing is if we have the discretionary income to invest with.

Every strategy is good and could be effective depending on who is using it to accumulate bitcoin and how consistent they invest from discretionary income. Since these strategies requires the use of discretionary income to invest, what you should be more concerned with isn't the strategy itself but producing discretionary income that will make the strategy effective.
Waiting for the Dip before buying is nonsensical since you're DCAing because waiting or timing the market completely contradict the true essence of DCA strategy. I think buying regardless of the price will be more rewarding and more reasonable than waiting for the dip that may never occur.

It all depends on the financial capacity we have. I think it doesn't matter what strategy we use to accumulate Bitcoin, although I also agree that the DCA strategy is quite profitable. However, for some people who want to buy in larger amounts and wait for price drops, that cannot be blamed either, because they are certainly aware of the risks and all the possibilities.

You cannot assume that guys waiting for dips are doing the right thing.  There are trade offs, and they may or may not be aware of their level of dumbness and greediness and their bad mindset... but hey guys can do what they like, even dumb shit.  So, yeah, guys can be blamed for being dumb and greedy.  We have seen a lot of this greediness and waiting for dips through bitcoin's history.  Guys waiting for dips that did not happen, and guys failing/refusing to ongoingly buy bitcoin because they think that they are smarter, and so yeah those guys ended up getting themselves into a bad mindset, a bad set of practices and in a worse situation than would have had been or should have had been as compared with guys who had been ongoing and persistently buying bitcoin.  Yeah, they might get lucky, yet it seems a bad idea to be incorporating gambling and/or luck into bitcoin investing, rather than staying focused on ongoing, consistent, persistent, regular and perhaps even aggressive buying of bitcoin, and that does not come through the employment of gambling and waiting techniques.

Waiting for dips is just a perfect way of accumulating or investing in Bitcoin and can never proof to be an effective approaches because the volatility of Bitcoin is unpredictable however DCA, lump some, using of emergency funds if available could be all used in accumulating Bitcoin rather waiting for a dip that may not happen anytime soon.
I know of friend who invested in Bitcoin for first time with lump some strategy without dcaing and he cashed big time and he's doing well as l speak but am not saying that lump some as strategy of acquiring Bitcoin is the best but however as investor will ought to be intentional and prudent with regard to investing in Bitcoin making use of available strategies that fast track your purpose which is profiting from your Bitcoin investment.

Yep.  There could be a lot of examples of people who put decent amounts of money into bitcoin and then the price shot up.  Thereafter they cashed out on their investment with a decent amount of profits in a short period of time, and yeah they profited from their having had traded a price pump in bitcoin.  there have been a lot of examples in bitcoin's history.. and are you going to say that they are better off than if they would have kept their bitcoin until now?  Those who sold everything at $30 in 2011 - those who sold everything at $240 in April 2013?, those who sold everything at $1.1k in November 2013?  those who sold everything at $19k in 2017?  those who sold everything at $63k in early 2021 or those who sold at $65k in late 2021?  and yeah there are various other examples where a lot of profit could have had been made in a short period of time.   Devil might be in the details regarding if they made good decisions to sell everything?  And did they buy back or are they currently a no coiner?

[Grace333]

Relying only on buying the dip can really slow things down, because the market does not always give you the kind of dips you are waiting for. If someone keeps waiting, they will just end up missing a lot of accumulation time when they are suppose to be Dcaing and still hold less Bitcoin at the end.

That is why combining it with DCA is more better. You just keep accumulating steady, no matter the price, and still have some funds ready when a real dip come. It helps grow your position without trying to time the market.

If you buy the dip today which money will you use to DCA tomorrow? Do you people even consider this anytime you are advising people to be combining all the strategies approach together. Though the goal of everybody is to quickly reach their investment goal, but paying attention to even the littlest things matter alot. You should know that If buying the dip will affect your ability to consistently DCA, then keep buying the dip aside and only do DCA with your discretionary income.

I get your point, but taking advantage of a dip does not automatically mean someone is touching money meant for DCA. Those are two different things. If buying the dip disrupts your DCA, then the real issue is not the strategy, it is your cash flow.
You first need to fix your income structure before even thinking of combining approaches. Not everyone is in a position to do that, and that is still fine. DCA alone will still work well for many people. So mixing strategies only makes sense when your cash flow can support it without affecting you.

[Umulala-alala]

There is no strategy that isn't good for buying bitcoin however the only thing I think that is wrong is how we approach and apply this strategy. Buying the dips isn't a bad idea, the only thing is about waiting for the dip to happen before it occurs. The fact that someone is using DCA strategy also doesn't prevent them from buying the dip or doing lump sum . The most important thing is if we have the discretionary income to invest with.

Every strategy is good and could be effective depending on who is using it to accumulate bitcoin and how consistent they invest from discretionary income. Since these strategies requires the use of discretionary income to invest, what you should be more concerned with isn't the strategy itself but producing discretionary income that will make the strategy effective.
Waiting for the Dip before buying is nonsensical since you're DCAing because waiting or timing the market completely contradict the true essence of DCA strategy. I think buying regardless of the price will be more rewarding and more reasonable than waiting for the dip that may never occur.

It all depends on the financial capacity we have. I think it doesn't matter what strategy we use to accumulate Bitcoin, although I also agree that the DCA strategy is quite profitable. However, for some people who want to buy in larger amounts and wait for price drops, that cannot be blamed either, because they are certainly aware of the risks and all the possibilities.

You cannot assume that guys waiting for dips are doing the right thing.  There are trade offs, and they may or may not be aware of their level of dumbness and greediness and their bad mindset... but hey guys can do what they like, even dumb shit.  So, yeah, guys can be blamed for being dumb and greedy.  We have seen a lot of this greediness and waiting for dips through bitcoin's history.  Guys waiting for dips that did not happen, and guys failing/refusing to ongoingly buy bitcoin because they think that they are smarter, and so yeah those guys ended up getting themselves into a bad mindset, a bad set of practices and in a worse situation than would have had been or should have had been as compared with guys who had been ongoing and persistently buying bitcoin.  Yeah, they might get lucky, yet it seems a bad idea to be incorporating gambling and/or luck into bitcoin investing, rather than staying focused on ongoing, consistent, persistent, regular and perhaps even aggressive buying of bitcoin, and that does not come through the employment of gambling and waiting techniques.

Waiting for dips is just a perfect way of accumulating or investing in Bitcoin and can never proof to be an effective approaches because the volatility of Bitcoin is unpredictable however DCA, lump some, using of emergency funds if available could be all used in accumulating Bitcoin rather waiting for a dip that may not happen anytime soon.
I know of friend who invested in Bitcoin for first time with lump some strategy without dcaing and he cashed big time and he's doing well as l speak but am not saying that lump some as strategy of acquiring Bitcoin is the best but however as investor will ought to be intentional and prudent with regard to investing in Bitcoin making use of available strategies that fast track your purpose which is profiting from your Bitcoin investment.

I don't understand you are you against waiting for the dip before you can buy BTC or you are in support of such method in buying bitcoin?  Waiting for the dip is never a perfect way of buying bitcoin but the slowest method of buying because you can only be buying bitcoin when the market is low which don't regularly take place most at times so the dca strategy should be the most preferably method in buying bitcoin because you don't have to wait again before you can buy BTC.
Lump sum is a method of buying and not the fund use in buying bitcoin, what we use in buying BTC is our discretionary income using your emergency fund to buy bitcoin is pure gambling which is wrong to do.

[Kelward]

Waiting for dips is just a perfect way of accumulating or investing in Bitcoin and can never proof to be an effective approaches because the volatility of Bitcoin is unpredictable however DCA, lump some, using of emergency funds if available could be all used in accumulating Bitcoin rather waiting for a dip that may not happen anytime soon.
I know of friend who invested in Bitcoin for first time with lump some strategy without dcaing and he cashed big time and he's doing well as l speak but am not saying that lump some as strategy of acquiring Bitcoin is the best but however as investor will ought to be intentional and prudent with regard to investing in Bitcoin making use of available strategies that fast track your purpose which is profiting from your Bitcoin investment.

Skip

You have a wrong concept about Bitcoin investment, you cannot say that buying dip is a perfect way of accumulation, perfection means that the strategy has no flaws. Buying dip means waiting for buying opportunities which you don't know when it will happen so there's no perfection in it, Bitcoin is volatile which means that you are not certain what it's price will be at anytime. Also how can you add emergency funds with DCA and lump sum for accumulating Bitcoin? Perhaps you don't understand the function of emergency funds , it is money kept aside Incase of eventualities so that you won't sell your Bitcoin prematurely to pay for emergency expenses.

Your friend that bought in lump sum and sold on the short term for profit is not an investor, your friend is a trader, you should know the difference, Bitcoin investors accumulates and hodl for many years.

[Futurexxx]

I don't understand you are you against waiting for the dip before you can buy BTC or you are in support of such method in buying bitcoin?  Waiting for the dip is never a perfect way of buying bitcoin but the slowest method of buying because you can only be buying bitcoin when the market is low which don't regularly take place most at times so the dca strategy should be the most preferably method in buying bitcoin because you don't have to wait again before you can buy BTC.
Lump sum is a method of buying and not the fund use in buying bitcoin, what we use in buying BTC is our discretionary income using your emergency fund to buy bitcoin is pure gambling which is wrong to do.

All you said here are true bro, waiting for the dip before buying is not the best way to accumulate Bitcoin because you will definitely miss so many buying opportunities since the dip you may be waiting for may not come, and it's even more unwise if you are a low coiner or an average income earner, so it's not a wise approach.
The best way to go about your bitcoin accumulation is by buying consistently with the dca accumulating strategy either weekly or monthly, and along the line, if their is a dip in the market, you may decide to seize the opportunity and buy aggressively if you have a reserve funds to do so, but waiting for the dip before buying is not a wise idea.

[Bigjoe33]

Relying only on buying the dip can really slow things down, because the market does not always give you the kind of dips you are waiting for. If someone keeps waiting, they will just end up missing a lot of accumulation time when they are suppose to be Dcaing and still hold less Bitcoin at the end.

That is why combining it with DCA is more better. You just keep accumulating steady, no matter the price, and still have some funds ready when a real dip come. It helps grow your position without trying to time the market.

If you buy the dip today which money will you use to DCA tomorrow? Do you people even consider this anytime you are advising people to be combining all the strategies approach together. Though the goal of everybody is to quickly reach their investment goal, but paying attention to even the littlest things matter alot. You should know that If buying the dip will affect your ability to consistently DCA, then keep buying the dip aside and only do DCA with your discretionary income.

I get your point, but taking advantage of a dip does not automatically mean someone is touching money meant for DCA. Those are two different things. If buying the dip disrupts your DCA, then the real issue is not the strategy, it is your cash flow.
You first need to fix your income structure before even thinking of combining approaches. Not everyone is in a position to do that, and that is still fine. DCA alone will still work well for many people. So mixing strategies only makes sense when your cash flow can support it without affecting you.

Bitcoin investment involves money, and we all know that not everyone has a stable income or is doing well financially, so the issue of attempting different strategies all at ones, either DCAing, buying the Dip and/or Lump summing is not for everyone or for every investor. So an investor pushing for multiple strategies to accumulate Bitcoin when he has no good source of income or enough discretionary is only joking with his investment and cannot Hodl for long at all.

And that's why we keep appreciating the DCA strategy since it allows even the common man or low income earners who have no stable income to accumulate Bitcoin if they can figure out there discretionary income from the little of there income. This strategy allows beginners or people with little income to still partake in bitcoin investment and then Hodling for long term. So the issue of combination of strategies shouldn't be what any kind of investor would get involved since it all depeyon your level of discretionary. If you don't have enough discretionary, it is best you stick to your consistent DCAing either weekly or monthly depending on when your discretionary comes in

[9ja Amaka]

I think the best time to buy is majorly dependent on the strategy in use. You can decide to lump sum during the dip and still hodl for long-term. Someone can also do Value Averaging VA (having a particular portfolio target and double their input during the dip) and still hodl on a long-term. Every strategy somehow has it's best time. But looking at DCA, you'll see that  the set time or best time for accumulation of Bitcoin is just now as all time is ripe for buying.
Even when doing dynamic DCA, that's increasing input on the dip, that doesn't really make the dip the best time to buy as long as it's DCA.

Literally, the best time to buy is all the time. No perfect time, at any time is the best time. Provided that you have your money intact, the strategy plays a major role in the period you have to buy. That is the work of the strategy. Every strategy has a way to accumulate to meet your goal. Also, the longevity of the investment matters as well. Due to how close you are to reaching your long-term goal, you might choose to limit the way you buy, try a different strategy, or perhaps do something different from what you are doing.

[IceLincoln]

In my own opinion, DCA strategy still remains one of the the best and convenient approach for accumulating Bitcoin... DCA is one of the only strategy that can match well with our cash flow and income, especially for folks who earns  occasionally and may have other responsibilities to take care of... DCA guarantees consistent accumulation, with the little or no possibility of bothering to time the market...

You have to very bold in saying it, it is not about personal opinion is about fact and that is what you have been able to say, the DCA strategy is the most effective method of investing in Bitcoin, have ask yourself why this method has been the topic of discussion all the time, this is because, it is really the most excellent if we are to compare it to all. As day pass by newbies are here seeking for knowledge and most of them are confused because they think they must have huge amount before they can invest, we are here to tell them that they can start their Bitcoin investment with what they have and try as much as they can to grow their income.

Aside the set of investors you mentioned here, DCA method is good for every investor as long as we find it comfortable to invest with, Bitcoin investment is a smart investment and we must invest without stress no matter what and grow from there.

Yes DCA Method of investment isn’t just good for newbies or plebs like us but it’s good for everyone whether big or small, look at Michael Saylor and his strategy company they use DCA to accumulate bitcoin even Metaplanet is also using a kind of DCA. This method is the father of all bitcoin investment strategies, it’s easiest to understand and to apply. Newbies getting into bitcoin use it and oldies love it. I feel the other methods and strategies are situational but DCA is good always.

[Alonso_]

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.

Of a truth, the best time to buy Bitcoin is when the price has plummeted or gone down, with this , you will be able to make profit when the price rises.

For someone who's into buying and selling, you might be right, but for people who are not into the buy today and sell tomorrow it might not be true. Long term holders don't consider this thing, they buy bitcoin irrespective of the bitcoin price. Bitcoin investors don't have anything like the best time to buy bitcoin in their dictionary, they buy when the money is available. Generalizing any time as the best time to invest in bitcoin might not really sit well with long term investors who buy at all market conditions. If would be better if put this way that the best time for bitcoin traders to buy bitcoin is when the price goes down.

I think the best time to buy is majorly dependent on the strategy in use. You can decide to lump sum during the dip and still hodl for long-term. Someone can also do Value Averaging VA (having a particular portfolio target and double their input during the dip) and still hodl on a long-term. Every strategy somehow has it's best time. But looking at DCA, you'll see that  the set time or best time for accumulation of Bitcoin is just now as all time is ripe for buying.
Even when doing dynamic DCA, that's increasing input on the dip, that doesn't really make the dip the best time to buy as long as it's DCA.

In my own opinion I still think DCA strategy still remains as the most viable and efficient strategy of buying bitcoin, most especially for people who are plebs and would want to continue to buy bitcoin on a consistent basis, when I started buying bitcoin I had to appreciate buying through the DCA because I wasn’t so confident with my discretionary amount leftover but I was very much interested in buying bitcoin consistently and to hold, but I wouldnt disagree that buying bitcoin with the right process of having a good mindset of buying and holding bitcoin.

I think the right time of buying bitcoin would majorly depend on when you have a discretionary income available.

[Lucky_V]

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.

Of a truth, the best time to buy Bitcoin is when the price has plummeted or gone down, with this , you will be able to make profit when the price rises.

For someone who's into buying and selling, you might be right, but for people who are not into the buy today and sell tomorrow it might not be true. Long term holders don't consider this thing, they buy bitcoin irrespective of the bitcoin price. Bitcoin investors don't have anything like the best time to buy bitcoin in their dictionary, they buy when the money is available. Generalizing any time as the best time to invest in bitcoin might not really sit well with long term investors who buy at all market conditions. If would be better if put this way that the best time for bitcoin traders to buy bitcoin is when the price goes down.

I think the best time to buy is majorly dependent on the strategy in use. You can decide to lump sum during the dip and still hodl for long-term. Someone can also do Value Averaging VA (having a particular portfolio target and double their input during the dip) and still hodl on a long-term. Every strategy somehow has it's best time. But looking at DCA, you'll see that  the set time or best time for accumulation of Bitcoin is just now as all time is ripe for buying.
Even when doing dynamic DCA, that's increasing input on the dip, that doesn't really make the dip the best time to buy as long as it's DCA.

In my own opinion I still think DCA strategy still remains as the most viable and efficient strategy of buying bitcoin, most especially for people who are plebs and would want to continue to buy bitcoin on a consistent basis, when I started buying bitcoin I had to appreciate buying through the DCA because I wasn’t so confident with my discretionary amount leftover but I was very much interested in buying bitcoin consistently and to hold, but I wouldnt disagree that buying bitcoin with the right process of having a good mindset of buying and holding bitcoin.

I think the right time of buying bitcoin would majorly depend on when you have a discretionary income available.

The the crazy thing about people waiting for  drop in price of bitcoin is there also forget bitcoin was as low as $15k just few years back and it kept increasing day after day ,short term investors are like short sighted people the both can't see far bt the good thing about the both people is that there can be both corrected by investing on a long-term basis and the other with the help of glasses.
People with wealth are people who have foresight and invest on long-term basis.
While investing on long-term basis I can best advise an individual to use DCA strategy to avoid being stranded while waiting for the good day .
You can not over emphasize the importance of continuous investing no matter how small it is ,even a drop of water that is continuously dropping can end up filling a cup ,you don't have to start with $100k you can start with $10 but with continuous investing you will can end up having a bitcoin.
There's no better time to invest so stop waiting for the right time the right time is now , waiting for dip is a sign of weak mindset and lack of information and vision because bitcoin has never dis appointed and will never disappoint now.
As long as you have the capacity to invest just invest and reinvest

[Gallar]

I think the best time to buy is majorly dependent on the strategy in use. You can decide to lump sum during the dip and still hodl for long-term. Someone can also do Value Averaging VA (having a particular portfolio target and double their input during the dip) and still hodl on a long-term. Every strategy somehow has it's best time. But looking at DCA, you'll see that  the set time or best time for accumulation of Bitcoin is just now as all time is ripe for buying.
Even when doing dynamic DCA, that's increasing input on the dip, that doesn't really make the dip the best time to buy as long as it's DCA.

I think beginners will get confused if they overthink strategies. So, instead of learning various strategies, I think it's better to just use DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) when investing in Bitcoin. It saves time, and frankly, DCA isn't difficult to understand. Simply put, buying Bitcoin using the DCA strategy is just a matter of timing and timing. So, for example, if you're going to DCA Bitcoin once a week, you should do it once a week if you have sufficient funds. So, in essence, it's not complicated and won't drain you emotionally. If a beginner starts investing in Bitcoin with other strategies, such as lump-sum investing, I think it will put a bit of a strain on their mentality. Beginners won't be accustomed to Bitcoin's price fluctuations, which will certainly drain their mentality. Therefore, I believe DCA is truly the best strategy for buying Bitcoin right now.

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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.

Of a truth, the best time to buy Bitcoin is when the price has plummeted or gone down, with this , you will be able to make profit when the price rises.

For someone who's into buying and selling, you might be right, but for people who are not into the buy today and sell tomorrow it might not be true. Long term holders don't consider this thing, they buy bitcoin irrespective of the bitcoin price. Bitcoin investors don't have anything like the best time to buy bitcoin in their dictionary, they buy when the money is available. Generalizing any time as the best time to invest in bitcoin might not really sit well with long term investors who buy at all market conditions. If would be better if put this way that the best time for bitcoin traders to buy bitcoin is when the price goes down.

I think the best time to buy is majorly dependent on the strategy in use. You can decide to lump sum during the dip and still hodl for long-term. Someone can also do Value Averaging VA (having a particular portfolio target and double their input during the dip) and still hodl on a long-term. Every strategy somehow has it's best time. But looking at DCA, you'll see that  the set time or best time for accumulation of Bitcoin is just now as all time is ripe for buying.
Even when doing dynamic DCA, that's increasing input on the dip, that doesn't really make the dip the best time to buy as long as it's DCA.

Lump sum and buying the dip are different concepts, that you are buying with a larger amount during the dip does not prove that you are buying with lump sum, you are talking about buying the dip and not lump sum because lump sum emphasis on buying with large amount whether in dip or not but because you have the larger amount that you are willing to buy with right away, those that have the money based on their cash flow and financial strength can also make use of both strategies too. Though strategies can be combined if you can.

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Bitcoin investment involves money, and we all know that not everyone has a stable income or is doing well financially, so the issue of attempting different strategies all at ones, either DCAing, buying the Dip and/or Lump summing is not for everyone or for every investor. So an investor pushing for multiple strategies to accumulate Bitcoin when he has no good source of income or enough discretionary is only joking with his investment and cannot Hodl for long at all.

And that's why we keep appreciating the DCA strategy since it allows even the common man or low income earners who have no stable income to accumulate Bitcoin if they can figure out there discretionary income from the little of there income. This strategy allows beginners or people with little income to still partake in bitcoin investment and then Hodling for long term. So the issue of combination of strategies shouldn't be what any kind of investor would get involved since it all depeyon your level of discretionary. If you don't have enough discretionary, it is best you stick to your consistent DCAing either weekly or monthly depending on when your discretionary comes in

Don't get it twisted, if you use your discretionary income to buy bitcoin and plan not to sell it till you reach your bitcoin target, it's possible irrespective of the strategy that uou use.

I don't understand how you see the combination of buying the dip, lump sum and DCA. You don't need to use these three strategies regularly because you don't have the funds to meet up with it. What you only need to do is to make sure your DCA is ongoing persistently and consistently overtime and you lump sum whenever, you have extra cash to lump sum that you don't have plans for because you didn't expect it.

If you have you backup funds available as you DCA is ongoing, whenever there's a dip, you can use your reserve funds to buy at the dip. It's good you learn how to tweak with these various accumulation strategies based on your own financial situation playing out at that moment and the size of your bitcoin stash.