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[Gallar]

We should ask ourselves the essence of investment...why we invest is the purpose of expansion of source of income..neither you have a job or not, we need to have investment...bitcoin investment is what we are emphasizing on here, if you invest in bitcoin and you have a job, that means you have a future, bitcoin investment might not give you profit at moment but in future...so it's good to spread a source of income...

Yes, I agree with you, my friend. Fundamentally, it's true that whether we have a job or not, we still need to invest. However, the difference between those who have a job and those who don't is clearly in the type of investment they make. For those who already have a job, investing in Bitcoin can clearly be a good option. But for those who don't have a job, the investment they need to make is clearly in their own brains, namely learning new skills or honing existing ones to improve them.

This way, they will certainly be hired more quickly. Because if unemployed people invest in assets, I think it will clearly make their lives much more uncomfortable. Moreover, investing in Bitcoin, which is essentially a long-term investment, will certainly be very burdensome for those who don't have a job. Therefore, those who don't have a job should clearly invest in honing their skills or learning new ones, and that is clearly very good.

[Princess Leah]

We should ask ourselves the essence of investment...why we invest is the purpose of expansion of source of income..neither you have a job or not, we need to have investment...bitcoin investment is what we are emphasizing on here, if you invest in bitcoin and you have a job, that means you have a future, bitcoin investment might not give you profit at moment but in future...so it's good to spread a source of income...

Yes, I agree with you, my friend. Fundamentally, it's true that whether we have a job or not, we still need to invest. However, the difference between those who have a job and those who don't is clearly in the type of investment they make. For those who already have a job, investing in Bitcoin can clearly be a good option. But for those who don't have a job, the investment they need to make is clearly in their own brains, namely learning new skills or honing existing ones to improve them.

This way, they will certainly be hired more quickly. Because if unemployed people invest in assets, I think it will clearly make their lives much more uncomfortable. Moreover, investing in Bitcoin, which is essentially a long-term investment, will certainly be very burdensome for those who don't have a job. Therefore, those who don't have a job should clearly invest in honing their skills or learning new ones, and that is clearly very good.

Very correct GeorgeJohn, having a job won't secure our future cause we could end up losing or job and go back to square one but with a good investment like Bitcoin. There's hope that our financial freedom in the future secured, which is why everyone who's investing in it should take it seriously and do it rightly.

 I highlighted doing it rightly cause some people do things that would hinder their effort on the long run, you can't be trying to secure financial freedom in the future with a short-term mentality cause an investment is meant to be for long-term but some people make that mistake and feel they're right.

[Cossyblack]

Those who can afford it will invest in Bitcoin. Those who will not face any problem if they lose some money. But it is true that investing in Bitcoin does not require much money. You can start investing with a small capital and it has to be invested through DCA. We do not get immediate results by investing in Bitcoin, so we have to wait for at least 5-10 years. Then we can be profitable in BTC.

Yes you're not wrong about what you ve said, what we can afford to invest in bitcoin doesn't matter rather what is important is is what we are using to invest. Folks especially traders thinks that when they invest in bitcoin it will generates huge amounts of profits overnight. This is where folks gets it wrong because bitcoin isn't a get rich scheme. Bitcoin is a long term investment you can't invest in bitcoin for the short term and expects significant profits in a few months.

[ASloveapg]

Those who can afford it will invest in Bitcoin. Those who will not face any problem if they lose some money. But it is true that investing in Bitcoin does not require much money. You can start investing with a small capital and it has to be invested through DCA. We do not get immediate results by investing in Bitcoin, so we have to wait for at least 5-10 years. Then we can be profitable in BTC.

Bitcoin investment capital is discretionary income.Investment does not mean that you are willing to lose money, investment means that you are giving an amount of money that will not put your lifestyle or emergency expenses at risk. And that you can lock up for a long time. The most realistic thing in the case of Bitcoin is that you can keep it for 4–10 years or more. That should be your investment budget. Because the big risk of Bitcoin is not often the price going down, but being forced to sell at the wrong time.

We need to invest money that we can hold for a long time without any stress, because if the money invested comes from a place where your future expenses or urgent needs depend, then a slight decline in the market can put you under stress. And to avoid such a situation, we need to be careful and invest money that we do not need. The market is very volatile, prices can sometimes increase rapidly and sometimes suddenly decrease a lot, but in such a situation we must remain mentally stable, those who can keep their investment position in the right place during instability, and can remain stable in holding it, will ultimately get good results, so do not panic about anything, but only if you can survive with patience, then can you get good results.

[SmartCharpa]

Many new investors start investing with the necessary money in the hope of quick profits and then get stressed when the market falls slightly and are forced to sell at a loss. If the investment is made with discretionary income or excess money, it is easier to tolerate market fluctuations and also creates a long-term holding mentality. It is a much safer method for investors to have an emergency fund and a clear financial plan before investing in Bitcoin.

That’s the kind of mistakes we need to avoid as a investor, when we make a mistake investing with money out of the discretionary income, we have no choice than to sell our Bitcoin, regardless of the price. The DCA helps you manage your money, you cannot invest more than the plan you have, it will helps you to avoid panic selling and you will not over stress yourself with the accumulation. If we have set aside a discretionary income, we should focus on our plan instead of what other people think.

Sure, the DCA is the easier way, but we need to avoid some certain things, like investing beyond our income, we should not invest money that we can need tomorrow for food or other expenses, and we don’t need to stop our DCA only because the market is falling, and we should avoid other shitcoins only because it is trending.

[arwin100]

Those who can afford it will invest in Bitcoin. Those who will not face any problem if they lose some money. But it is true that investing in Bitcoin does not require much money. You can start investing with a small capital and it has to be invested through DCA. We do not get immediate results by investing in Bitcoin, so we have to wait for at least 5-10 years. Then we can be profitable in BTC.

Yes you're not wrong about what you ve said, what we can afford to invest in bitcoin doesn't matter rather what is important is is what we are using to invest. Folks especially traders thinks that when they invest in bitcoin it will generates huge amounts of profits overnight. This is where folks gets it wrong because bitcoin isn't a get rich scheme. Bitcoin is a long term investment you can't invest in bitcoin for the short term and expects significant profits in a few months.

Some people target to hit that get rich quick scheme on Bitcoin, because this is what they think going to happen if they trade their Bitcoins. Market unpredictability provably kill their hopes and basically they realize that those situation on mind they hope is not easy as what they think, especially when they taste a huge defeat on their trades.

The value or potential earnings from Bitcoin comes with their long term investment and their patience. Those short term price swings they are looking at is not sustainable and there are more possibilities that they can earn great rewards if they choose to be consistent on accumulating then plan to go for long term on Bitcoin.

[Rockson1]

Yes you're not wrong about what you ve said, what we can afford to invest in bitcoin doesn't matter rather what is important is is what we are using to invest. Folks especially traders thinks that when they invest in bitcoin it will generates huge amounts of profits overnight. This is where folks gets it wrong because bitcoin isn't a get rich scheme. Bitcoin is a long term investment you can't invest in bitcoin for the short term and expects significant profits in a few months.

I think that is where they get it all wrong, can you now see the reason traders are called gamblers because they reason alike most times, Bitcoin invest is actually that type of investment that test our patience and perseverance level, some persons just misunderstand the whole thing which is very wrong, people should stop deceiving themselves about Bitcoin investment, I have heard that traders do make money, they can make millions and all that and some say they are really getting it but my biggest question is have we seen that happen practically or is just hear say, even if they do get it that big as some of them claim, have they declare their losses too, I might move off a bit bit athough i have to for some reasons, whether we like it or not Bitcoin is any type of investment for quick money lies, Bitcoin is a real investment which represent the future dital asset which we approach in like terms.

[Nheer]

Those who can afford it will invest in Bitcoin. Those who will not face any problem if they lose some money. But it is true that investing in Bitcoin does not require much money. You can start investing with a small capital and it has to be invested through DCA. We do not get immediate results by investing in Bitcoin, so we have to wait for at least 5-10 years. Then we can be profitable in BTC.

Yes you're not wrong about what you ve said, what we can afford to invest in bitcoin doesn't matter rather what is important is is what we are using to invest. Folks especially traders thinks that when they invest in bitcoin it will generates huge amounts of profits overnight. This is where folks gets it wrong because bitcoin isn't a get rich scheme. Bitcoin is a long term investment you can't invest in bitcoin for the short term and expects significant profits in a few months.

This is common with folks new to cryptocurrency, they often get caught up in the hype surrounding Bitcoin's price surges assuming its value will rise overnight. But this mindset overlooks Bitcoin's fundamental nature as a long-term asset, it is designed to grow in value over time not to generate instant profit. Those expecting quick profits are missing the whole point and they are all likely to be disappointed because Bitcoin doesn't work like that. People need to understand that bitcoin nature is like marathon and not sprint so there is no such thing as quick profit. Its value lies in patience and persistence, not quick profits.

[Sim_card]

if unemployed people invest in assets, I think it will clearly make their lives much more uncomfortable. Moreover, investing in Bitcoin, which is essentially a long-term investment, will certainly be very burdensome for those who don't have a job. Therefore, those who don't have a job should clearly invest in honing their skills or learning new ones, and that is clearly very good.

Anyone that doesn't have a job can still invest in bitcoin if he has a discretionary income. It's a discretionary income that's needed to invest in bitcoin and not a job because a job cannot guarantee you a discretionary income since people are out there working but at the end of the day, their income is unable to meet up with their basic needs and monthly expenses.

I might be without a job but have a means of income that I can get a discretionary income from and put it into bitcoin. For instance, I inherited a building and collects rent from it. I can invest with 10% of the money into bitcoin whenever, I get paid monthly. However, having a regular discretionary income makes it very easy for you to be consistent and persistent with your DCA and keep your bitcoin accumulation ongoing.

Someone without a job can start his bitcoin investment even though, he can't buy regular but once in a while provided he continues to hodli and don't sell since he used his discretionary. It's when you sell that it becomes gambling

[Merit.s]

but when the amount is small we as people who invest with full strength consistently every time we do it to invest so that for me they think that way is a way that will make them not go on the path to success in investing or they are still hesitant to invest in Bitcoin.

Any bitcoin investor that has a large discretionary income and it's regularly should not invest in a whimpish way because he will regret in the future when bitcoin price is very expensive because he will only be able to accumulate very little bitcoin when he should have accumulated enough for himself.

Don't forget that the price of bitcoin increases overtime and it's what you bought that will determine the size of your bitcoin portfolio in future and the profit it will generate. This is why we are advised to buy aggressively, when we can so that it doesn't become a wasted opportunity to boost up your bitcoin stash faster.

Consistency is a personal thing and those investors that want to really accumulate their bitcoin target will practice consistency until it becomes part of him because he's committed to building his bitcoin portfolio.

[MissNonFall9]

Long-term investing is comfortable from a mental health perspective as it does not require looking at charts and following a strategy for a long time, which keeps you mentally stress-free. The extent of this is determined by how you manage your personal finances and make realistic decisions based on your risk tolerance and expectations. Obviously, if someone invests beyond their means, be it short-term investment or long-term investment, they can never be stress-free. So if someone adopts a long-term strategy, realistic expectations and risk management are required.

If one wants to invest comfortably and profit from his investment, one must take an investment option on a long-term basis. Considering mental health, a person must invest safely within his means and if he wants to reduce the average purchase price and risk in investment, then he should invest in the long term with dollar cost averaging. Which will help us to increase our risk management skills to the maximum.

[SPIDERMAN008]

This is common with folks new to cryptocurrency, they often get caught up in the hype surrounding Bitcoin's price surges assuming its value will rise overnight. But this mindset overlooks Bitcoin's fundamental nature as a long-term asset, it is designed to grow in value over time not to generate instant profit. Those expecting quick profits are missing the whole point and they are all likely to be disappointed because Bitcoin doesn't work like that. People need to understand that bitcoin nature is like marathon and not sprint so there is no such thing as quick profit. Its value lies in patience and persistence, not quick profits.

Those who do not think of other cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin separately are the ones who have this kind of mentality and make various wrong decisions in terms of investment. Just as you have combined the word Bitcoin with the word Cryptocurrency, in the same way, many newbies confuse Bitcoin with other altcoins and confuse Bitcoin with the behavior of that altcoin. As a result, they make mistakes in making decisions. Instead of thinking of long-term assets, they start short-term trading. That is why they are more at risk.

[sotelorene]

Those who can afford it will invest in Bitcoin. Those who will not face any problem if they lose some money. But it is true that investing in Bitcoin does not require much money. You can start investing with a small capital and it has to be invested through DCA. We do not get immediate results by investing in Bitcoin, so we have to wait for at least 5-10 years. Then we can be profitable in BTC.

Bitcoin investment capital is discretionary income.Investment does not mean that you are willing to lose money, investment means that you are giving an amount of money that will not put your lifestyle or emergency expenses at risk. And that you can lock up for a long time. The most realistic thing in the case of Bitcoin is that you can keep it for 4–10 years or more. That should be your investment budget. Because the big risk of Bitcoin is not often the price going down, but being forced to sell at the wrong time.

I disagree with  the statement " Investment does not mean that you are willing to lose money" that is totally wrong because starting any Investment be it Bitcoin investment or whatsoever Investment is already willingness to accept anything that will come out from it and these things can either be loss or profit because two things are always involve in Investment or business which is loss and profit so you are totally wrong. The discretionary income we use to invest in Bitcoin is a money we can afford to lose in other words it is a money or funds we are willing to risk or lose because anyone who is not willing to lose can not use their discretionary to invest even though it is a leftover.

[PhilosopherKing]

It is true that it is very good to have a well-planned financial management before investing.

Well planned financial management huh? This is just like another lame excuse for delaying to ongoingly invest. Well man, people don't need to have everything perfectly planned before starting.

What you just needing is common sense and discretionary income to ongoingly invest and you figure the rest along way.

And to avoid such a situation, we need to be careful and invest money that we do not need.

Money we do not need huh? The phrase is so misleading. What is really hard for you to just say that people should ongoingly invest with discretionary income, which is actually money people need to ongoingly invest.

[Lembo69]

I disagree with  the statement " Investment does not mean that you are willing to lose money" that is totally wrong because starting any Investment be it Bitcoin investment or whatsoever Investment is already willingness to accept anything that will come out from it and these things can either be loss or profit because two things are always involve in Investment or business which is loss and profit so you are totally wrong. The discretionary income we use to invest in Bitcoin is a money we can afford to lose in other words it is a money or funds we are willing to risk or lose because anyone who is not willing to lose can not use their discretionary to invest even though it is a leftover.

This is why an investor is told to invest with the money that he will not regret even if he loses. The reason for this is so that he can invest without pressure. People invest with the hope of future profit, so it is not at all the case that you will be ready to lose without giving up the hope of profit. You will only invest with the money that you are ready to lose and will not regret even if you lose. Investment should not advance your human position in any way.

If a person invests from his discretionary income, which is the money left after all his expenses. And if he faces any loss during that investment period, then I do not think he will regret it as much. As much as a person who invests from his required money will do. So it is said to investors that they should invest with the money that they will not regret later if they lose. Or he is ready to lose that money.

A consistent investor invests on the basis of these two things you mentioned.

• Profit

• Loss

Since no one controls the market, he must always be prepared for two things. So he must invest with money that he is ready to lose. From here, he can either profit or face loss. So the correct and disciplined investment method is to be ready for any situation. And to invest from the money left after all expenses.

[Grease5000]

In a situation where one with the intention of buying Bitcoin and holding for the long term bought Bitcoin and after sometime the price drops and keeps devaluing for a long time.

As an investor what will be your response to this, your opinions will be highly appreciated,

[Godbless420]

In a situation where one with the intention of buying Bitcoin and holding for the long term bought Bitcoin and after sometime the price drops and keeps devaluing for a long time.

As an investor what will be your response to this, your opinions will be highly appreciated,

What you are asking is actually a very important mindset question in investing, especially with Crypto assets like Bitcoin which are highly volatile. A long-term investor typically does not react emotionally to price drops but responds strategically. However, a newcomer to investing can easily feel overwhelmed and may react emotionally, which often leads to regret. Therefore, it is important for a beginner to develop investing strategies that help manage losses and control emotions, in order to avoid making impulsive decisions that could later be regretted.

[Borbb]

I completely get you on this. Waiting to learn more before investing will benefit you because you will get more skills.Bitcoin investment does not require extensive research; all you need is a basic understanding of how and where to buy and hold bitcoin. Once you've acquired this fundamental understanding, It is preferable to preserve reserved funds so that if a DIP occurs, people can utilize the reserved funds to acquire bitcoin at a low cost while leaving their initial accumulated quantity unchanged.

You don't need to wait to learn everything and/or learn more before start your investment, no. What you actually need to begin your investment is the knowledge and/or ability to figure out what your discretionary income is, and you can start your investment right away. While investigating, you can continue your learning process. Learning is a continuous process and doesn't stop in a day, so waiting to learn more before starting will delay your investment and will be keeping you away from investing. It's best to start immediately if you are able to discover your discretionary, and then you can learn more as you are already investing.

Yes, someone doesn't necessarily need to learn everything before they kick start their Bitcoin investment rather they need a basic knowledge and this basic knowledge encompasses of several things which is not only figuring or getting a discrestionary income alone but also how to use this discretionary income because many people knows how to get their discretionary income but don't really know the right application of it and those who doesn't know... Always has a challenge at the long run.

I completely agree just as said in most cases what really matters is for the new investor to have a little ideas of how Bitcoin roam about, more over in this aspect you can forther with bitch investment also reaching out  with your dictionary and other purposes is to work with someone that will lead you after sometimes, as an investor aim is to gain but most times it happens to be at the end you don't get what you were craving for this occurrence take place when the investor only hold it for a short period of time.

[I_Anime]

The current time is a period to buy more bitcoin, the greed index is still prevalent and everyone believes that the price of bitcoin will continue to rise, even those who sell now the intention that the price of bitcoin will decrease in the short term and is an opportunity to buy more bitcoin for the long term.
If you are an investor, it is an ideal opportunity to buy, and if you are in circulation, it is a good opportunity for sale and purchase at a cheaper price in the coming weeks.

There are chances that the price may go down more , but that doesn’t stop the fact that everytime is the best time to purchase bitcoin (which is now too ). Because all we can give are just mere speculation, anything can literally happen the bullrun can even resume this instance and those that sold now will start regretting their actions , at first going into bitcoin investment is by your choice so you should be ready to go through any storm that come with it , before the day one harvest.

[JayJuanGee]

Those who can afford it will invest in Bitcoin. Those who will not face any problem if they lose some money. But it is true that investing in Bitcoin does not require much money. You can start investing with a small capital and it has to be invested through DCA. We do not get immediate results by investing in Bitcoin, so we have to wait for at least 5-10 years. Then we can be profitable in BTC.

Bitcoin investment capital is discretionary income.Investment does not mean that you are willing to lose money, investment means that you are giving an amount of money that will not put your lifestyle or emergency expenses at risk. And that you can lock up for a long time.

And, you could lose up to 100% of the amount that you put in, but you won't lose more than 100% if you don't leverage.

It seems to me that you are in the wrong mindset if you investing money that you believe that you are guaranteed not to lose.

But, hey, you do you.

The idea is to invest no more than you can afford to lose.  Sure you don't want to lose it, but you could.  Also the reason that we invest in bitcoin is because we believe it is very likely to give us more options by having had invested in it rather than not.. and also that there are potentials that bitcoin could appreciate quite greatly from here.. In other words, bitcoin is an asymmetric bet to the upside, yet even though bitcoin is an asymmetric bet to the upside, there is still a possibility that 100% of the amount invested could be lost - due to execution risk or even risk of the actual asset..

The most realistic thing in the case of Bitcoin is that you can keep it for 4–10 years or more. That should be your investment budget. Because the big risk of Bitcoin is not often the price going down, but being forced to sell at the wrong time.

Sure if we budget for the long term, then we should not be worrying about the extent to which our investment into bitcoin is in profits or not... at least not in the short-to-medium term, even though surely we may well have plans that we are anticipating tapping into our bitcoin once we get further down the road, such as 10 years or longer.. .so for example, if we are in our mid-30s, maybe we are thinking that we would like to retire in our early 50s.. or perhaps we would want to be able to start to tap into our bitcoin around our early 50s or to have options to do so... so perhaps in the next 10 years we are not too worried and we also might be thinking that we will continue to put money into our bitcoin up until the time that we start to draw from it.. or maybe we might invest into it fairly aggressively in the first 8-10 years and then perhaps after we get past 10 years, we might not need to invest into it as much since we would have had largely already built up our bitcoin investment within our first 10 years of investing into it.

I disagree with  the statement " Investment does not mean that you are willing to lose money" that is totally wrong because starting any Investment be it Bitcoin investment or whatsoever Investment is already willingness to accept anything that will come out from it and these things can either be loss or profit because two things are always involve in Investment or business which is loss and profit so you are totally wrong. The discretionary income we use to invest in Bitcoin is a money we can afford to lose in other words it is a money or funds we are willing to risk or lose because anyone who is not willing to lose can not use their discretionary to invest even though it is a leftover.

This is why an investor is told to invest with the money that he will not regret even if he loses. The reason for this is so that he can invest without pressure. People invest with the hope of future profit, so it is not at all the case that you will be ready to lose without giving up the hope of profit. You will only invest with the money that you are ready to lose and will not regret even if you lose. Investment should not advance your human position in any way.

If a person invests from his discretionary income, which is the money left after all his expenses. And if he faces any loss during that investment period, then I do not think he will regret it as much. As much as a person who invests from his required money will do. So it is said to investors that they should invest with the money that they will not regret later if they lose. Or he is ready to lose that money.
A consistent investor invests on the basis of these two things you mentioned.

• Profit

• Loss

Since no one controls the market, he must always be prepared for two things. So he must invest with money that he is ready to lose. From here, he can either profit or face loss. So the correct and disciplined investment method is to be ready for any situation. And to invest from the money left after all expenses.

You have the right idea Lembo69, in regards to investors to be investing with money that they can afford to lose, so in that sense your last portion focusing on profits and losses seem to be contradicting your overall point, since in the short term while the investor is building up his bitcoin holdings, he need not get distracted in terms of the extent that his bitcoin holdings are in profits or loss, since if he is investing 4-10 years or longer, then the short term moves of the BTC price should not majorly affect his overall goal to ongoingly, persistently, consistently, regularly and perhaps even aggressively accumulate bitcoin through buying.

Sure, there is no problem to keep track of the holdings and to monitor amount invested versus value (meaning profits), even though that ongoing monitoring should not distract from the main mission of ongoingly accumulating bitcoin and building up the bitcoin holdings.

I will note that even investors in bitcoin are free to get out of their bitcoin investment at any time, especially if they believe that something about their long term bitcoin investment thesis had weakened to such a significant extent to justify getting completely out or even partially out of their bitcoin holdings.  At the same time, I would think that many folks who are into bitcoin and who are comment to understand bitcoin better, they are able to recognize and appreciate the power of bitcoin as an asset, and even appreciate that various ongoing battles about bitcoin (and its likely  ongoing price manipulation relate to its power rather than its weakness).. but yeah, everyone is free to conclude what he likes and even change his mind about bitcoin, and even over the years we have had quite prominent bitcoin members who rage quit  about bitcoin since they no longer believed in bitcoin, yet I doubt that their rage quitting bitcoin had ended up helping them out financially, even if they might have had felt good at the time of their rage quitting incident.

In a situation where one with the intention of buying Bitcoin and holding for the long term bought Bitcoin and after sometime the price drops and keeps devaluing for a long time.

As an investor what will be your response to this, your opinions will be highly appreciated,

Why you asking such dumb questions?

Why don't you sell everything, become a no coiner and wait for the price to reach $40k, so when the rest of us are happy with bitcoin, then you are whining because you don't have any bitcoin.

In a situation where one with the intention of buying Bitcoin and holding for the long term bought Bitcoin and after sometime the price drops and keeps devaluing for a long time.
As an investor what will be your response to this, your opinions will be highly appreciated,

What you are asking is actually a very important mindset question in investing, especially with Crypto assets like Bitcoin which are highly volatile.

Don't be retarded.  We are talking about bitcoin in this thread, not shitcoins.

Another thing is that he is not asking an important question.  He is asking a dumb question.

if a person is investing in bitcoin then they keep buying bitcoin.. How else are you going to increase your bitcoin stash?  You think that you increase your bitcoin stash by doing something other than buying?

A long-term investor typically does not react emotionally to price drops but responds strategically.

You talking about trading?  You have been registered here since November 2025.  What have you been doing since then?  Buying bitcoin? or waiting to buy?

However, a newcomer to investing can easily feel overwhelmed and may react emotionally, which often leads to regret. Therefore, it is important for a beginner to develop investing strategies that help manage losses and control emotions, in order to avoid making impulsive decisions that could later be regretted.

You seem to be just making shit up. If you are new to bitcoin and the price is going down, you don't have any losses because you don't have any bitcoin.

Maybe you can clarify your assumptions related to bitcoin (we don't need to hear about your shitcoin theories) to the extent that you have anything meaningful (or helpful) that you might say, besides spouting out vague baloney.

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I completely agree just as said in most cases what really matters is for the new investor to have a little ideas of how Bitcoin roam about, more over in this aspect you can forther with bitch investment also reaching out  with your dictionary and other purposes is to work with someone that will lead you after sometimes, as an investor aim is to gain but most times it happens to be at the end you don't get what you were craving for this occurrence take place when the investor only hold it for a short period of time.

You speak in gobbledy-gook.  Do you even know what you are talking about?