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[Jaksonhard]

The Bitcoin is dead notion that is being said are from people who missed investing in Bitcoin, so they will always pray that it continues falls and talk bad about it so that people will be afraid to invest. This same talk usually happens in every cycle, you would hardly a Bitcoin holder saying that kind of thing. That's we keep telling our fellow holder to know how to exercise patience,  keep your emotions in place because we are in period where the market will test us. And alot of people will fall into the temptations of selling their Bitcoin because they feel their money might reduce to zero. But this period is also an opportunity to accumulate at a good price with your DCA. The core idea of Bitcoin hasn’t changed which includes it limited supply, strong network, and growing acceptance. These are the things that keeps its longitivity.

There’s always opportunities to accumulate Bitcoin, there was never a time that there’s no opportunity to participate in Bitcoin accumulation, those person with pessimistic notion about Bitcoin, most of them has learnt the hard truth that they never wanted to accept and have started accumulating Bitcoin, while those still sticking to their negative mindset about Bitcoin, probably has no knowledge about it.

There is no time limit for investing in Bitcoin in general. So you can invest in Bitcoin at any time. When you have a reasonable income, you should invest. Basically, the more you invest in Bitcoin, the more profitable it will be. So the investor needs to gain proper knowledge about Bitcoin. Investing through the DCA method can be very effective and Bitcoin can be held for a long time. Long-term investment is always preferred in Bitcoin investment for the future. So we need to focus on long-term investment.

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Historically, those individuals that have held their bitcoin for extended periods of time (years) vs. reacting based on short-term volatility (dropping value for a short period of time) tend to have had a better result. Hence the high level of emphasis placed on having a long-term focus when investing in bitcoin.

[Hardyrobust]

So many people come in thinking it's a quick win forget that when the market moves against them emotions take over that's usually where the real lesson start. Isn't just about putting cash in and hoping for the best it is about understanding, one who treat it like a skill to develop instead of a lottery ticket are usually the ones who stick around.

Some people think that the best way they can benefit from bitcoin is by gambling with it. When marke isn't as they plan they become paralyzed with fear. As a result of this they end up making impulsive decisions by selling even at loss. Having a good understanding of how bitcoin works will be of help on how people react whenever there is a dip.
People mindset about bitcoin investment is definitely one thing that will make them to hold on to there investment and to be consistent with it regardless of the market conditions.

[Joeboy]

There is no time limit for investing in Bitcoin in general. So you can invest in Bitcoin at any time. When you have a reasonable income, you should invest. Basically, the more you invest in Bitcoin, the more profitable it will be. So the investor needs to gain proper knowledge about Bitcoin. Investing through the DCA method can be very effective and Bitcoin can be held for a long time. Long-term investment is always preferred in Bitcoin investment for the future. So we need to focus on long-term investment.

I largely agree to everything you said here except the bold words highlighted in your write up, you must not have a reasonable income as you are saying before you can invest in Bitcoin, all you just need to get started and for continuous accumulation of Bitcoin is your discretionary income, because their are so many folks out there that have a reasonable income but is unable to figure out their discretionary income, so what am trying to say is that, discretionary income is what is greatly needed for continuous accumulation and investment in Bitcoin, not a reasonable or huge income as you are saying.

Sure, it is one things to earn an income and it is another to have to have your disposable income, which is your discretionary income...Folks who lack the ability to properly save and cut any unnecessary expenses, they might find it very difficult to realize their discretionary income even when they may be earning a big income.. There are some expensis that should just be left alone till probably later in in your life....Take for instance folks who live life of luxury and stay in expensive houses, when they very know that their monthly income may not be able to keep up with such lifestyle im the long run, how will these folks be able to have a discretionary income if they continue with such a lifestyle...

[SatsEdge]

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Historically, those individuals that have held their bitcoin for extended periods of time (years) vs. reacting based on short-term volatility (dropping value for a short period of time) tend to have had a better result. Hence the high level of emphasis placed on having a long-term focus when investing in bitcoin.

I think that people who have A big capital tend to Invest in bitcoin Short Term, because they have a big capital and a short term less percentage profit can be a Good and Healthy Amount. But most of these people have to bear loses as Bitcoin is a Volatile Asset. While People who want to Create wealth, or a good amount from scratch then a good strategy like DCA might prove beneficial for them, because small amounts compound over time and Bitcoin also Increases the value of the Fiat getting compounded. I think for people like me DCA is Best.

[cyberninja2]

Some people think that the best way they can benefit from bitcoin is by gambling with it. When marke isn't as they plan they become paralyzed with fear. As a result of this they end up making impulsive decisions by selling even at loss. Having a good understanding of how bitcoin works will be of help on how people react whenever there is a dip.
People mindset about bitcoin investment is definitely one thing that will make them to hold on to there investment and to be consistent with it regardless of the market conditions.

There's no need to gamble if you want to profit from Bitcoin. Accumulating Bitcoin over the long term is certainly the best approach especially if you're doing DCA now. Because market conditions may be favorable for those who want to profit from Bitcoin the step they should take is to buy Bitcoin when the market price is very favorable for them to accumulate a large amount of BTC. When market conditions start to rise this will already be profitable for them in investing in Bitcoin. Therefore act now to increase your Bitcoin so that what they want from Bitcoin will certainly yield substantial profits.

If currently they do not dare to buy Bitcoin to accumulate BTC it is certainly wrong from their mindset where they want profit through gambling but I think everyone must know that gambling will not always be able to gain profit in fact there are more losses than what they want in gambling so maybe this is a golden opportunity for those who want to gain profit from Bitcoin just do it by buying Bitcoin only to invest in the long term of course they can achieve it with rapid profits because just be sure that market conditions will not be like this always there will definitely be a difference in the next few years.

[ruykeri]

I think that people who have A big capital tend to Invest in bitcoin Short Term, because they have a big capital and a short term less percentage profit can be a Good and Healthy Amount. But most of these people have to bear loses as Bitcoin is a Volatile Asset. While People who want to Create wealth, or a good amount from scratch then a good strategy like DCA might prove beneficial for them, because small amounts compound over time and Bitcoin also Increases the value of the Fiat getting compounded. I think for people like me DCA is Best.

How long you invest and how much money you invest are different. Now if someone buys Bitcoin with a large amount at once and holds it for a long time, the results may be different. On the other hand, if someone makes DCA with a small amount of money and cannot manage the investment for a long time, then he may still face losses.

How someone invests will depend on the freedom of the person, but holding it for a long time is more important.
And for those whose economic status is middle class or slightly above middle class, investing according to the DCA method is the most effective way. However, it can definitely be from discretionary income. But if someone is much richer. Who has a lot of extra money lying unused. He can invest a large amount of money in Bitcoin at once. But I think the DCA method is the universal standard. but You have to invest for a long time.

[Cossyblack]

Some people think that the best way they can benefit from bitcoin is by gambling with it. When marke isn't as they plan they become paralyzed with fear. As a result of this they end up making impulsive decisions by selling even at loss. Having a good understanding of how bitcoin works will be of help on how people react whenever there is a dip.
People mindset about bitcoin investment is definitely one thing that will make them to hold on to there investment and to be consistent with it regardless of the market conditions.

That's where people get wrong, gambling with there bitcoin investment is the worst mistake to make. Gambling is caused by greed and investors who gambles with thier bitcoin don't succeed in the end. In one way or the other, they may be forced to sell prematurely when they start investing more than they can't afford. If they Invest according to the dca strategy and discretionary income they wouldn't be forced to sell even if the market turns up differently from what they expected. If people invest with discretionary income and without driven by greed they will hold for the long term.

[Finebone]

I think that people who have A big capital tend to Invest in bitcoin Short Term, because they have a big capital and a short term less percentage profit can be a Good and Healthy Amount. But most of these people have to bear loses as Bitcoin is a Volatile Asset. While People who want to Create wealth, or a good amount from scratch then a good strategy like DCA might prove beneficial for them, because small amounts compound over time and Bitcoin also Increases the value of the Fiat getting compounded. I think for people like me DCA is Best.

I don't think that it's about who have a large capital or not, what I think is that it's more about the mindset of the said investor, because a trader can still have a small capital and may likely trade it just for quick profit, and that is how someone may have a huge capital and still trade it because he has no interest in investing, so what am trying say is that, it's more about the mindset of the person involve than the figure used to execute their wish.

[Gallar]

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Historically, those individuals that have held their bitcoin for extended periods of time (years) vs. reacting based on short-term volatility (dropping value for a short period of time) tend to have had a better result. Hence the high level of emphasis placed on having a long-term focus when investing in bitcoin.

I think since Bitcoin started to rise to prominence, it's been considered a promising long-term asset, and that's true. But now I'm starting to realize whether people investing in Bitcoin are only holding their assets for the majority of the cycle. Because, just look, every time Bitcoin rises in price and sets a new all-time high, like it did in the past few months, reaching 126,000, it ultimately experiences a fairly sharp decline until now.

So,, looking at this, it's clear that a significant number of people are selling Bitcoin right now. So, is it due to FOMO (Fomo) or are they taking profits and buying back in when the price corrects? So, I'm currently pondering this. In almost every cycle, every time Bitcoin experiences a significant increase, it always experiences a fairly sharp decline afterward. That's why I think that currently, more people are still investing in Bitcoin for the medium term. So, let's discuss this.

[Silikiem]

Some people think that the best way they can benefit from bitcoin is by gambling with it. When marke isn't as they plan they become paralyzed with fear. As a result of this they end up making impulsive decisions by selling even at loss. Having a good understanding of how bitcoin works will be of help on how people react whenever there is a dip.
People mindset about bitcoin investment is definitely one thing that will make them to hold on to there investment and to be consistent with it regardless of the market conditions.

There's no need to gamble if you want to profit from Bitcoin. Accumulating Bitcoin over the long term is certainly the best approach especially if you're doing DCA now. Because market conditions may be favorable for  those who want to profit from Bitcoin the step they should take is to buy Bitcoin when the market price is very favorable for them to accumulate a large amount of BTC. When market conditions start to rise this will already be profitable for them in investing in Bitcoin. Therefore act now to increase your Bitcoin so that what they want from Bitcoin will certainly yield substantial profits.

If currently they do not dare to buy Bitcoin to accumulate BTC it is certainly wrong from their mindset where they want profit through gambling but I think everyone must know that gambling will not always be able to gain profit in fact there are more losses than what they want in gambling so maybe this is a golden opportunity for those who want to gain profit from Bitcoin just do it by buying Bitcoin only to invest in the long term of course they can achieve it with rapid profits because just be sure that market conditions will not be like this always there will definitely be a difference in the next few years.

If I can understand what you mean by a favorable market condition In bitcoin investment is buying when the price is very low, if that’s the case then such mindset is not good as a long term investor who wants to be successful in his bitcoin investment. You must not wait for a favorable market condition before you can buy and invest in bitcoin, as a long term investor with a long term mindset of bitcoin investment you don’t have to only buy bitcoin when the market price is favorable or only when it’s dip. Even though everyone will be happy to buy bitcoin at a very reduced price but there’s nothing like a favorable market condition to buying bitcoin as a true long term investor, every market condition is favorable to buy and hold because with your discretionary income of buying using the DCA method you can always be able to buy bitcoin at any market price and hodl to your portfolio.

Buying when the market is low is only regarded as an opportunity to take advantage of it when it shows itself during our ongoing or regular and consistent bitcoin buying. You must not wait for it before you buy as you don’t know when it will happen because bitcoin is very volatile, you don’t know when the dip will come, its under probability, it may or may now come, you’re not in control of the price so is better you don’t waste your time waiting for the dip and focus on figuring out a discretionary income to buy at any market price and gradually build up your portfolio and if along the cycle as you’re ongoingly buying bitcoin and the dip presents itself you only take advantage of such opportunity to buy more at such a reduced price and add to your ongoing portfolio.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

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Confidence is good, but overconfidence shouldn't be.

In my view, volatility isn't just noise; it can also be used to test whether our strategy is robust, especially in the current market situation.

Anyone who is confident in their strategy must also be patient when facing current market conditions. Because market volatility is a real thing, preparation for it must be thorough to avoid worry and anxiety about changing market conditions in a matter of months. And anyone who is confident and patient will usually continue buying during volatile market conditions. Because people who truly believe in Bitcoin would never dump Bitcoin into the market in conditions like these, even those who do still have the desire to buy more in these conditions, they will continue to prepare new capital as best they can.

Strategy without patient when come to bitcoin is waste . Because in time like this many are still selling due to panicking , like Bitcoin is gonna crash to $0 , which is impossible. Why will you be scare when holding a solid project like Bitcoin , like you are holding some kind of shitcoins and stuff.

Aslong you are in this space you have seen the wonders of Bicoin there is this confidence that comes with it , confidence that the prices will keep recovering despite the dip .

Patience is number 1 key to bitcoin long term hold. Having confidence in bitcoin shouldn’t just be about the upside, it’s about having the steel to stay patient and even stack more when the market’s throwing every fear tactic at us. Yes, the pullback feels brutal, mostly to newbies, but it’s just correction phase and at this point, the weak ones might sale off there bitcoin while the strong once will keep accumulate more, even aggressively because they believe in bitcoin potential and its long term rewards which is where patient comes in.

Like yeah yeah, patience is really it in Bitcoin..  you know so many persons are confident when price is pumping, but how you really know who is patient is when the market is bleeding and fear is everywhere..

Those corrections makes weak holders sell off, especially newbies that panic whenever there is dip. But those that really understand Bitcoin long term do not just only survive the dip, but they use them to accumulate more..

[Sim_card]

I think that people who have A big capital tend to Invest in bitcoin Short Term, because they have a big capital and a short term less percentage profit can be a Good and Healthy Amount. But most of these people have to bear loses as Bitcoin is a Volatile Asset.

I disagree with you that it's people with large discretionary income are the one trading. Short term investors are traders because they think the are smart enough to outsmart the market and fall into the trap of losses. We have the whales in bitcoin investment for a very long-term and they're buying large amount of bitcoin from time to time hodli till when they're tired of holding.

I see it the other way round that investors with small discretionary income might be the ones that want to profit from bitcoin in a short time and they'll invest with the amount of money that is beyond their discretionary income which will make them sell when their needs arises.

[EarnOnVictor]

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Well said, my brother, though Bitcoin's selling pressure could be so scary, once the person is not a novice, he should know that it's not the first time such is happening, and yet Bitcoin overcome. However, this shouldn't still make us foolish investors, we must be smart to be able to reap a better, smart and maximum dividends from our investments. This takes me to the: 1. strategy and 2. time/price of the investment. Bitcoin can't be afforded to be bought anyhow in the name of a strategy.

Take the DCA strategy that you mentioned as an example, imagine the person who bought Bitcoin with the DCA strategy when it was around $126,000, how helpful as that become? I believe we should, most importantly, respect Bitcoin's traditional cycle above whatever strategy we deploy, which can also cover-up correctly for the right time, and the right price for the buying.

[Princess Leah]

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Well said, my brother, though Bitcoin's selling pressure could be so scary, once the person is not a novice, he should know that it's not the first time such is happening, and yet Bitcoin overcome. However, this shouldn't still make us foolish investors, we must be smart to be able to reap a better, smart and maximum dividends from our investments. This takes me to the: 1. strategy and 2. time/price of the investment. Bitcoin can't be afforded to be bought anyhow in the name of a strategy.

Take the DCA strategy that you mentioned as an example, imagine the person who bought Bitcoin with the DCA strategy when it was around $126,000, how helpful as that become? I believe we should, most importantly, respect Bitcoin's traditional cycle above whatever strategy we deploy, which can also cover-up correctly for the right time, and the right price for the buying.

Experience iscthe best teach they say so as investor that's experienced market dip and see the market recover again and do higher numbers should be pressured to sell when a dip is witnessed again, except the person is coming into Bitcoin investment with the mindset or strategy of a trader.

 The DCA strategy is very important when it comes to investing in Bitcoin. However the answer to your question is patience, although dropping half the initial price the person bought is enough to cause panic but 126k is not the highest point of Bitcoin, it would definitely recover and do a higher number in future so it's not enough to panic except the person is a trader or beginner.

[Decimetre]

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Historically, those individuals that have held their bitcoin for extended periods of time (years) vs. reacting based on short-term volatility (dropping value for a short period of time) tend to have had a better result. Hence the high level of emphasis placed on having a long-term focus when investing in bitcoin.

I think that people who have A big capital tend to Invest in bitcoin Short Term, because they have a big capital and a short term less percentage profit can be a Good and Healthy Amount. But most of these people have to bear loses as Bitcoin is a Volatile Asset. While People who want to Create wealth, or a good amount from scratch then a good strategy like DCA might prove beneficial for them, because small amounts compound over time and Bitcoin also Increases the value of the Fiat getting compounded. I think for people like me DCA is Best.

The first statement here is a wrong assumption. It is even easier for people with a large capital to invest in the long-term because they tend to have enough money to pay their bills and forget the invested money. Most people with large income invest by lump-sum especially during their initial investment. When a person has the right orientation before coming into bitcoin, he doesn't have to know everything about bitcoin, all he needs is to understand that bitcoin is a future investment and that the longer you invest, the better it will be. So when he has understood it, his large capital will be an advantage as he would easily figure out his discretionary income and invest.

It is true that the mindset of every investor influences every decision he would make in his time as a Bitcoin buyer. It takes more determination for people who don't have enough money to invest in bitcoin because it also takes determination to be able to figure out your discretionary income out of your little income. Whichever way, the goal should be to invest for a long time. This would give you a peaceful investment process and a good profit after a very long time or at least 4 to 10 years or more.

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Historically, those individuals that have held their bitcoin for extended periods of time (years) vs. reacting based on short-term volatility (dropping value for a short period of time) tend to have had a better result. Hence the high level of emphasis placed on having a long-term focus when investing in bitcoin.

I think since Bitcoin started to rise to prominence, it's been considered a promising long-term asset, and that's true. But now I'm starting to realize whether people investing in Bitcoin are only holding their assets for the majority of the cycle. Because, just look, every time Bitcoin rises in price and sets a new all-time high, like it did in the past few months, reaching 126,000, it ultimately experiences a fairly sharp decline until now.

So,, looking at this, it's clear that a significant number of people are selling Bitcoin right now. So, is it due to FOMO (Fomo) or are they taking profits and buying back in when the price corrects? So, I'm currently pondering this. In almost every cycle, every time Bitcoin experiences a significant increase, it always experiences a fairly sharp decline afterward. That's why I think that currently, more people are still investing in Bitcoin for the medium term. So, let's discuss this.

It is not right to sell your bitcoin this period or better put, it is not right to sell your bitcoin after a short term just because you feel that the market is no longer favourable. It would be somewhat right to say that anyone who only started acquiring bitcoin last year when bitcoin rose to extreme prominence, if he decides to sell simply because he has lost trust in bitcoin and now panic, There's every tendency that such person will be selling at loss since the lowest price of bitcoin as of 2025 was around $73k and the current price of bitcoin now is about $69k. So what will the person benefit from selling at loss when he can still hold for a long time. Bitcoin has stayed for some years and has always beat it's previous all time high  every 4 years time. This is the hope of every real investor who is patient enough to hold. So selling this moment is not a good idea except for those who have invested for over 4 to 10 years or more or those who have reached the accumulation goal and now gradually selling their own probably because they are getting old or out of job.

[Baki202]

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Historically, those individuals that have held their bitcoin for extended periods of time (years) vs. reacting based on short-term volatility (dropping value for a short period of time) tend to have had a better result. Hence the high level of emphasis placed on having a long-term focus when investing in bitcoin.

I think that people who have A big capital tend to Invest in bitcoin Short Term, because they have a big capital and a short term less percentage profit can be a Good and Healthy Amount. But most of these people have to bear loses as Bitcoin is a Volatile Asset. While People who want to Create wealth, or a good amount from scratch then a good strategy like DCA might prove beneficial for them, because small amounts compound over time and Bitcoin also Increases the value of the Fiat getting compounded. I think for people like me DCA is Best.

Quantity of your capital is actually makes a huge difference among does that are unable to buy with a large amount so there is going to be a big difference, but since it's not everyone that can afford that so those that can not afford would go with there DCA and everyone is going to make there profits the only difference we are going to be seen is that the profit margins is going to be different,  the larger the capital invested the larger the profits so this is simple mathematics that people need to learn because when you know this you will know if you are to increase your budget or not.

Just that another thing that is very important is that you have to invest what you can afford that is one because you will start with what you can keep up with,  because when you are calculating when the price starts increasing you will. Understand the way this thing works, and a lot of people like DCA because of affordability and you won't even blame them at least they are trying there best to invest even the little they have through DCA, and it is actually very amazing for people to understand that you can start little and with time you can even improve better.

[Muba20]

There is no time limit for investing in Bitcoin in general. So you can invest in Bitcoin at any time. When you have a reasonable income, you should invest. Basically, the more you invest in Bitcoin, the more profitable it will be. So the investor needs to gain proper knowledge about Bitcoin. Investing through the DCA method can be very effective and Bitcoin can be held for a long time. Long-term investment is always preferred in Bitcoin investment for the future. So we need to focus on long-term investment.

I largely agree to everything you said here except the bold words highlighted in your write up, you must not have a reasonable income as you are saying before you can invest in Bitcoin, all you just need to get started and for continuous accumulation of Bitcoin is your discretionary income, because their are so many folks out there that have a reasonable income but is unable to figure out their discretionary income, so what am trying to say is that, discretionary income is what is greatly needed for continuous accumulation and investment in Bitcoin, not a reasonable or huge income as you are saying.

Sure, it is one things to earn an income and it is another to have to have your disposable income, which is your discretionary income...Folks who lack the ability to properly save and cut any unnecessary expenses, they might find it very difficult to realize their discretionary income even when they may be earning a big income.. There are some expensis that should just be left alone till probably later in in your life....Take for instance folks who live life of luxury and stay in expensive houses, when they very know that their monthly income may not be able to keep up with such lifestyle im the long run, how will these folks be able to have a discretionary income if they continue with such a lifestyle...

If someone is new to Bitcoin, they should first assess their cash position, income, and expenses and decide how much they can invest based on that. If someone finds that they do not have enough backup funds after investing for a while, they must focus on fixing their current financial security so that their Bitcoins are not at risk. If they do not have a backup fund and Bitcoin is their only asset without a regular income, the person is at great risk, and continuing to invest in such a situation can be their own fault.

Those who focus on long-term investments make specific plans when using their Bitcoins so that they do not have to use them when the investment size becomes large enough. While some may profit in the short term, the goal for long-term investors is to reach a point where they are properly prepared for sustainable withdrawals based on value or time. Building a backup fund and controlling risk are key strategies in this process.

[Derekfunds]

It seems to me as though most Investors’ see the investment into Bitcoin as a long-term game vs short-term with most people purchasing when they have disposable income and using the cash flow method of investing commonly referred to as dollar cost averaging to compensate for stress involved in timing the market. Understanding what you are investing in, as well as having patience during times of downturn is key to successful investing.

Historically, those individuals that have held their bitcoin for extended periods of time (years) vs. reacting based on short-term volatility (dropping value for a short period of time) tend to have had a better result. Hence the high level of emphasis placed on having a long-term focus when investing in bitcoin.

I think that people who have A big capital tend to Invest in bitcoin Short Term, because they have a big capital and a short term less percentage profit can be a Good and Healthy Amount. But most of these people have to bear loses as Bitcoin is a Volatile Asset. While People who want to Create wealth, or a good amount from scratch then a good strategy like DCA might prove beneficial for them, because small amounts compound over time and Bitcoin also Increases the value of the Fiat getting compounded. I think for people like me DCA is Best.

I disagree with you and who told you it is people with big or huge amount that use to invest in Bitcoin for short term, it is not even stated or written anywhere and the last time I checked Michael Saylor is a very wealthy man and those people we call big whales and those institutions and companies are very wealthy and yet they are investing to hold thier Bitcoin and not to trade because they understand the dynamics of Bitcoin and they understands how it works as a matter of fact people that trader mostly are people who are yet to have enough funds in their possession.

[Mehmet69]

I think that people who have A big capital tend to Invest in bitcoin Short Term, because they have a big capital and a short term less percentage profit can be a Good and Healthy Amount. But most of these people have to bear loses as Bitcoin is a Volatile Asset. While People who want to Create wealth, or a good amount from scratch then a good strategy like DCA might prove beneficial for them, because small amounts compound over time and Bitcoin also Increases the value of the Fiat getting compounded. I think for people like me DCA is Best.

I disagree with you and who told you it is people with big or huge amount that use to invest in Bitcoin for short term, it is not even stated or written anywhere and the last time I checked Michael Saylor is a very wealthy man and those people we call big whales and those institutions and companies are very wealthy and yet they are investing to hold thier Bitcoin and not to trade because they understand the dynamics of Bitcoin and they understands how it works as a matter of fact people that trader mostly are people who are yet to have enough funds in their possession.

Yes, you are right. Those who do business with Bitcoin are those who do not have enough money. People invest in Bitcoin for short term only because of business thinking. Those who are truly rich know how to create wealth. Where to invest, he can become the owner of good wealth in the future. They do not think about short term business. Owning good wealth is the thinking of a successful businessman. Small businessmen think that small profits are enough for them. But they do not understand the potential for loss in this. Short term employment in Bitcoin most of the time leads to loss.

[Sonia_123]

So many people come in thinking it's a quick win forget that when the market moves against them emotions take over that's usually where the real lesson start. Isn't just about putting cash in and hoping for the best it is about understanding, one who treat it like a skill to develop instead of a lottery ticket are usually the ones who stick around.

Some people think that the best way they can benefit from bitcoin is by gambling with it. When marke isn't as they plan they become paralyzed with fear. As a result of this they end up making impulsive decisions by selling even at loss. Having a good understanding of how bitcoin works will be of help on how people react whenever there is a dip.
People mindset about bitcoin investment is definitely one thing that will make them to hold on to there investment and to be consistent with it regardless of the market conditions.

There main problem is getting quick money, which they feel that is what bitcoin is forgetting that it is a long-term investment and not a short term, they don't want to grow gradually to the height instead wants to get to the top instantly, not knowing that is not how bitcoin investment works, it is a slow and steady process that wins the race, some of them are aware but chose to ignore .