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[Grease5000]

Purchasing multiple times every week on a consistent basis should work well for long-term holders, while those who are using DCA as a part of their trading strategy should be executing this strategy aggressively. However, the primary consideration when developing an ongoing DCA trading strategy should be portfolio assessment and risk management.

The dca strategy is not a trading strategy instead you can say that waiting for the dip before you can buy for investor who has not reach his accumulation time can be seen as a trading strategy. The dca strategy is a method of buying bitcoin consistently and regularly either every weeks or every months and hodl for long.

The DCA is not a trading strategy,.it is a strategy use by investor have who don't have a large portfolio that allows then to buy bitcoin in bunk to purchase  Little fraction of Bitcoin consistently at a regular interval which could be the first Monday of the month or every first  week of a new month using discretionary income.

[Kryptonite788]

If whatever you considered to be an aggressive buy is still within an investors discretionary income for me I don't it is a problem

If an investor invests excessively aggressively, he can invest a lot of money, which is not the right decision for him, but he will bring his own danger. It is not right to forget the investment limit, every investor should have a specific limit, the main thing is that whether it is a dip or not, there is a risk in investing aggressively, the investor should learn to avoid this risk and invest steadily.

don't be fast to despise aggressive accumulation as when it is done the right manner with discretionary income, then it can be very good for the investor because they gets to accumulate many more in a brief period of time. So if anyone have discretionary income and the risk to handle it, the person can do aggressive investment.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Purchasing multiple times every week on a consistent basis should work well for long-term holders, while those who are using DCA as a part of their trading strategy should be executing this strategy aggressively. However, the primary consideration when developing an ongoing DCA trading strategy should be portfolio assessment and risk management.

The dca strategy is not a trading strategy instead you can say that waiting for the dip before you can buy for investor who has not reach his accumulation time can be seen as a trading strategy. The dca strategy is a method of buying bitcoin consistently and regularly either every weeks or every months and hodl for long.

None of the two strategies you mentioned is a trading strategy if the investor is going long-term while adopting any of it. It is only unhealthy when a low coiner or no coiner who has discretionary income to accumulate bitcoin right away and consistently folds their hands and keeps waiting for the dip to kick off their accumulation journey, it is a sheer lack of seriousness on their path and may see them remain without much bitcoin for long or even turn just speculators in the end.

As a low coiner or no coiner, you do not have business waiting for the dip, but you should show more seriousness with your accumulation of bitcoin by starting right away at any entry point you meet it to continuously accumulate bitcoin consistently and perhaps even aggressively until you've gotten a descent stash of bitcoin and drawing closer to your accumulation target,  maybe then perhaps,. Your employing only the buying the dip strategy may be justified since you are close to your target and no longer a no coiner or low coiner.

[Sonia_123]

Purchasing multiple times every week on a consistent basis should work well for long-term holders, while those who are using DCA as a part of their trading strategy should be executing this strategy aggressively. However, the primary consideration when developing an ongoing DCA trading strategy should be portfolio assessment and risk management.

The dca strategy is not a trading strategy instead you can say that waiting for the dip before you can buy for investor who has not reach his accumulation time can be seen as a trading strategy. The dca strategy is a method of buying bitcoin consistently and regularly either every weeks or every months and hodl for long.

The DCA is not a trading strategy,.it is a strategy use by investor have who don't have a large portfolio that allows then to buy bitcoin in bunk to purchase  Little fraction of Bitcoin consistently at a regular interval which could be the first Monday of the month or every first  week of a new month using discretionary income.

DCA gives you the assurance of accumulating without fear , it helps you manages the volatile nature on your investment without pressure .

It helps you achieve your long term goal easily as you continue to buy consistently, ongoingly, persistently, regularly and aggressively when the need arises for aggressive buying, it also put a firm basis on your investment over a period of time that helps you keep on accumulating your portfolio until you have gotten enough or more  bitcoin than as you wish .

[Sticky Bomb]

 Purchasing multiple times every week on a consistent basis should work well for long-term holders, while those who are using DCA as a part of their trading strategy should be executing this strategy aggressively. However, the primary consideration when developing an ongoing DCA trading strategy should be portfolio assessment and risk management.

Jaksonhard, you don't necessarily understand what DCA entails, Buying multiple times a week may be that investor's DCA pattern, some people may choose to buy daily since they get their discretionary income on a daily basis  and wish to put it right away into bitcoin. There is no pattern that works for long-term holders separately and DCA is an investment strategy and not a trading one. Trading should not be associated with a bitcoin accumulation strategy, it makes no sense trying to unite them.

The primary consideration when employing a DCA investment strategy is having basic knowledge about bitcoin, having a discretionary income, planning to going long-term with your investment and only investing from your discretionary income and putting in what you can afford to loose into bitcoin since there is basically no guarantee on any money invested into bitcoin.

[Solokan]

Purchasing multiple times every week on a consistent basis should work well for long-term holders, while those who are using DCA as a part of their trading strategy should be executing this strategy aggressively. However, the primary consideration when developing an ongoing DCA trading strategy should be portfolio assessment and risk management.

The dca strategy is not a trading strategy instead you can say that waiting for the dip before you can buy for investor who has not reach his accumulation time can be seen as a trading strategy. The dca strategy is a method of buying bitcoin consistently and regularly either every weeks or every months and hodl for long.

The DCA is not a trading strategy,.it is a strategy use by investor have who don't have a large portfolio that allows then to buy bitcoin in bunk to purchase  Little fraction of Bitcoin consistently at a regular interval which could be the first Monday of the month or every first  week of a new month using discretionary income.

Yes, you do need to use discretionary income when conducting DCA. Without it, it's usually difficult to hold BTC long-term. However, I think it's better to ignore the price when making purchases. The most important thing is to focus solely on accumulating BTC. Of course, if you want to buy when it's down, that's fine, as everyone has their own way of accumulating BTC. The most important thing is to be strong enough to hold BTC for the long term.

In my opinion, the DCA technique can be used by everyone, whether rich or poor, because it's the most convenient technique.

[Silikiem]

Purchasing multiple times every week on a consistent basis should work well for long-term holders, while those who are using DCA as a part of their trading strategy should be executing this strategy aggressively. However, the primary consideration when developing an ongoing DCA trading strategy should be portfolio assessment and risk management.

The dca strategy is not a trading strategy instead you can say that waiting for the dip before you can buy for investor who has not reach his accumulation time can be seen as a trading strategy. The dca strategy is a method of buying bitcoin consistently and regularly either every weeks or every months and hodl for long.

The DCA is not a trading strategy,.it is a strategy use by investor have who don't have a large portfolio that allows then to buy bitcoin in bunk to purchase  Little fraction of Bitcoin consistently at a regular interval which could be the first Monday of the month or every first  week of a new month using discretionary income.

Yes, you do need to use discretionary income when conducting DCA. Without it, it's usually difficult to hold BTC long-term. However, I think it's better to ignore the price when making purchases. The most important thing is to focus solely on accumulating BTC. Of course, if you want to buy when it's down, that's fine, as everyone has their own way of accumulating BTC. The most important thing is to be strong enough to hold BTC for the long term.

In my opinion, the DCA technique can be used by everyone, whether rich or poor, because it's the most convenient technique.

You already made your point clear that it’s better to ignore the price when making purchases but you seem to have complicated the whole point when you said it’s fine if someone wants to buy when the price is down. The idea of buying bitcoin only when the price is down is not really an encouraging one for someone who wants to invest for a long term and most especially newbies who just started investing in bitcoin and have not gotten to their accumulation target or perhaps over accumulation. The reason is because it’s very slow and will take time before they can buy bitcoin in the sense that there’s a tendency that they will have to wait over a long period of time before the price goes down so they can buy bitcoin, and who knows what might be the low price they so desired because there’s still every tendency that even if the price is down they might still delay purchasing bitcoin because that’s not their desired price and by so doing they end up not accumulating bitcoin because bitcoin is very volatile. And someone who’s already buying with the DCA method don’t have any reason to wait until the price is down before buying bitcoin and hold, if you do that then you’re not DCAing again.

Of a truth, everyone will be happy to buy bitcoin when the price is low, but that shouldn’t be the main buying strategy for a long term investor because with the DCA method you can be able to buy bitcoin at any market price with just a discretionary income of yours, and you can buy weekly or monthly depending on how your income flows or when your discretionary is available which gives you the same opportunity to buy bitcoin if along the line the dip occurs while ongoingly buying bitc

[Gallar]

If whatever you considered to be an aggressive buy is still within an investors discretionary income for me I don't it is a problem

If an investor invests excessively aggressively, he can invest a lot of money, which is not the right decision for him, but he will bring his own danger. It is not right to forget the investment limit, every investor should have a specific limit, the main thing is that whether it is a dip or not, there is a risk in investing aggressively, the investor should learn to avoid this risk and invest steadily.

don't be fast to despise aggressive accumulation as when it is done the right manner with discretionary income, then it can be very good for the investor because they gets to accumulate many more in a brief period of time. So if anyone have discretionary income and the risk to handle it, the person can do aggressive investment.

I think this is really simple, because whether you invest aggressively or not, the bottom line is that you have to pay attention to your capital. If the capital isn't from discretionary funds, the results won't be good, whether you invest aggressively or not. However, if the capital used is discretionary funds, the results will certainly be good, whether you invest aggressively or not.

If someone invests aggressively in Bitcoin using discretionary funds, I don't think there's a problem. It won't hinder our lives in any way. Investing in Bitcoin using non-discretionary funds is not recommended. I think this is a very well-established principle and shouldn't be questioned, especially by people like us. Therefore, I think we should now understand the key to whether or not we can invest aggressively in Bitcoin or not(in terms of the funds used).

[Bigjoe33]

If whatever you considered to be an aggressive buy is still within an investors discretionary income for me I don't it is a problem

If an investor invests excessively aggressively, he can invest a lot of money, which is not the right decision for him, but he will bring his own danger. It is not right to forget the investment limit, every investor should have a specific limit, the main thing is that whether it is a dip or not, there is a risk in investing aggressively, the investor should learn to avoid this risk and invest steadily.

don't be fast to despise aggressive accumulation as when it is done the right manner with discretionary income, then it can be very good for the investor because they gets to accumulate many more in a brief period of time. So if anyone have discretionary income and the risk to handle it, the person can do aggressive investment.

Yea, aggressive buying of bitcoin can only be very harmful when it is done outside your discretionary income. When investors go as far as buying bitcoin using there main salary, or emergency funds or money not meant for accumulation, such aggressive buys can become a problem to the investment, putting it at risk and sometimes forcing the investor to tap from his investment when he faces difficult situations and have no emergency funds to handle it. At such, investors should be careful enough to ensure that aggressive buys should come from your discretionary pockets, and of course, after allocating some too for other important things too that are of importance too

[ChainWatcher_YT]

At the time when Bitcoin touched the highest price in the history of Bitcoin, the price of Bitcoin was just above $69,000 and just one to two days ago this year, the price of Bitcoin touched $69,000. Despite touching $69,000, Bitcoin has yet to surpass its all-time high. It is understood that it will touch 69 thousand dollars and exceed 70 thousand dollars. The market is now at the highest level to catch its value so if you want to invest at this time then you can invest for short period. By investing for a short time you can sell your first investment at some profit and after selling the investment again wait some time and observe the market movement. If the market touches $70k then there is a possibility of a small dumping and during that dumping you buy bitcoin again and hold it for a long time hoping to make a substantial profit.

Update, your speculation was right. It did surpass its previous cap. Right now its sitting at $72,000. What we can entail from this is to always hold bitcoin. When it dumps, thats the time to buy and wait for it to go back up and reach a certain threshold to sell. Who cares about selling when the price always breaks its limiter and continually goes up in value? Just hold it until your 60 or something when it reaches $1,000,000 per btc. It might sound too exaggerated but you never know. Things will always go out the way we dont expect.

[Finebone]

Yea, aggressive buying of bitcoin can only be very harmful when it is done outside your discretionary income. When investors go as far as buying bitcoin using there main salary, or emergency funds or money not meant for accumulation, such aggressive buys can become a problem to the investment, putting it at risk and sometimes forcing the investor to tap from his investment when he faces difficult situations and have no emergency funds to handle it. At such, investors should be careful enough to ensure that aggressive buys should come from your discretionary pockets, and of course, after allocating some too for other important things too that are of importance too

Do you know that their will be an extent of your aggressive accumulation of Bitcoin, where it would still be problematic to you even though it's done from your discretionary income?

Let me explain, if a bitcoin investor decides to buy aggressively from his discretionary income by investing 100% of it, it would be problematic to him mostly if he hasn't put down his emergency and reserve funds in place, but if he has done that already, it would still be some how problematic to him in sorting out his discretionary income for consumption, because that's a must, since at a point we would want to buy some minor things for consumption that is not part of our basic needs like cigarettes or gifting a begar or friends, so what am trying to say is that your level of aggressiveness should not compel you to invest more than 90% of your discretionary income if you don't already have your emergency or reserve funds in place already, and investing 100% of your discretionary income is actually a bad idea.

[Futurexxx]

At the time when Bitcoin touched the highest price in the history of Bitcoin, the price of Bitcoin was just above $69,000 and just one to two days ago this year, the price of Bitcoin touched $69,000. Despite touching $69,000, Bitcoin has yet to surpass its all-time high. It is understood that it will touch 69 thousand dollars and exceed 70 thousand dollars. The market is now at the highest level to catch its value so if you want to invest at this time then you can invest for short period. By investing for a short time you can sell your first investment at some profit and after selling the investment again wait some time and observe the market movement. If the market touches $70k then there is a possibility of a small dumping and during that dumping you buy bitcoin again and hold it for a long time hoping to make a substantial profit.

Update, your speculation was right. It did surpass its previous cap. Right now its sitting at $72,000. What we can entail from this is to always hold bitcoin. When it dumps, thats the time to buy and wait for it to go back up and reach a certain threshold to sell.

This your statement that I made bold is just too pathetic because you don't know shit on how Bitcoin investment should be carried out, what you should be doing now is learning how to buy regardless of it current price and hold, not this shit you are saying here that we should buy when the market is down and sell once it appreciate in value.
That's not how investment in Bitcoin works because selling for minimal gains wouldn't impact or change anything in your financial history, so why selling when you can build a generational wealth with it if you can hold strong into the future.
Look at all the traders that have been buying and selling for minimal gains, what difference has it made in the finance?
My advice to you now is to keep cool and learn, not by trying to lecture those you should be learning from.

[HustleZ]

DCA gives you the assurance of accumulating without fear , it helps you manages the volatile nature on your investment without pressure

Only if you Believe in Bitcoin, you can tell all the Benefits of DCA and Bitcoin but if that person's heart doesn't accept it fear will exist. It's completely normal and common in most people, but what removes Fear is a little Experience in the Market. If a person just right away enters the Market his first week or Month with DCA might not seem the best according to him but when the Amount compounds and he gets more exposure in the Market and his portfolio is Green, that is the moment the fear flies away and Belief in Bitcoins get stronger and stronger from that moment and then dips seem opportunities to the person not a place to be fearful. But the time needed to take your portfolio to the place where you don't fear more is the time where you need that conviction and belief, if a person survives the hard time with Bitcoin then he will most certainly succeed with it. Most important is to Have Beleif in Bitcoin at the start and not be fearful so that the you are not tempted to sell the investment because of fear in a short dip.

[Brizi5000]

At the time when Bitcoin touched the highest price in the history of Bitcoin, the price of Bitcoin was just above $69,000 and just one to two days ago this year, the price of Bitcoin touched $69,000. Despite touching $69,000, Bitcoin has yet to surpass its all-time high. It is understood that it will touch 69 thousand dollars and exceed 70 thousand dollars. The market is now at the highest level to catch its value so if you want to invest at this time then you can invest for short period. By investing for a short time you can sell your first investment at some profit and after selling the investment again wait some time and observe the market movement. If the market touches $70k then there is a possibility of a small dumping and during that dumping you buy bitcoin again and hold it for a long time hoping to make a substantial profit.

Update, your speculation was right. It did surpass its previous cap. Right now its sitting at $72,000. What we can entail from this is to always hold bitcoin. When it dumps, thats the time to buy and wait for it to go back up and reach a certain threshold to sell. Who cares about selling when the price always breaks its limiter and continually goes up in value? Just hold it until your 60 or something when it reaches $1,000,000 per btc. It might sound too exaggerated but you never know. Things will always go out the way we dont expect.

bitcoin can be bought at any time and not only when there is a price dump, what you only need is to have your discretionary income ready and once its ready you can buy at any market price with the dca method. so you dont have to wait until the price is dump before making your purchase as you can always buy at any time you have a discretionary income. more especially as youre a newbie investor who just get started you must not wait until price dump before you can start buying bitcoin and hold if not you might end up not having a portfolio because you dont know when the price will dump, bitcoin is unpredictable so why wait for a price dump you are not sure about before you buy. you seem to be a trader with this kind of mentality which is not the right mindset to start bitcoin investment journey as bitcoin is a long term investment and not a get rich quick scheme and you know how many people who wants to get rich quick usually ends up.

[Rockson1]

Update, your speculation was right. It did surpass its previous cap. Right now its sitting at $72,000. What we can entail from this is to always hold bitcoin. When it dumps, thats the time to buy and wait for it to go back up and reach a certain threshold to sell. Who cares about selling when the price always breaks its limiter and continually goes up in value? Just hold it until your 60 or something when it reaches $1,000,000 per btc. It might sound too exaggerated but you never know. Things will always go out the way we dont expect.

Are you really sure that the only time to buy is when the price drops? And wait for the price to go up to your expectations to sell? May I should learn from you, athough you are a newbie, may be I do not know your level of experience as a Bitcoiner, despite being a newbie here, you may have gotten some level of experience before registering in this forum but I do not agree with what you said here, you will not tell me that you have no been hearing people discussing how we can actually buy Bitcoin through the DCA strategy at anytime, daily, weekly or monthly just as you want it, man I think you have to be very sure of what you want to say and also understand how beneficial it can be to investors before you make such suggestion, we have our decisions no doing about that but we encourage people to start with what they can afford not wait until it dips before they can buy.

[ultrloa]

Update, your speculation was right. It did surpass its previous cap. Right now its sitting at $72,000. What we can entail from this is to always hold bitcoin. When it dumps, thats the time to buy and wait for it to go back up and reach a certain threshold to sell. Who cares about selling when the price always breaks its limiter and continually goes up in value? Just hold it until your 60 or something when it reaches $1,000,000 per btc. It might sound too exaggerated but you never know. Things will always go out the way we dont expect.

Are you really sure that the only time to buy is when the price drops? And wait for the price to go up to your expectations to sell? May I should learn from you, athough you are a newbie, may be I do not know your level of experience as a Bitcoiner, despite being a newbie here, you may have gotten some level of experience before registering in this forum but I do not agree with what you said here, you will not tell me that you have no been hearing people discussing how we can actually buy Bitcoin through the DCA strategy at anytime, daily, weekly or monthly just as you want it, man I think you have to be very sure of what you want to say and also understand how beneficial it can be to investors before you make such suggestion, we have our decisions no doing about that but we encourage people to start with what they can afford not wait until it dips before they can buy.

Crazy that those people like him didn't even read the flow of discussion happening in this thread. Seems they are to confuse with their opinion made that's why they have made that statement.

Let's assume that he have limited knowledge so what best thing he could do as of the moment is to read previous discussion and try to learn the right essence of DCA strategy. He can provably learn many things here and maybe later on he can also share some nice insights which is helpful in this thread.

Waiting for dips is not advisable action to do, especially if they are aiming for long term and also executing DCA on each accumulations they made.

[Grease5000]

Dollar Cost Averaging(DCA) to me is the most easiest strategy for new investors who are just starting out on their journey for accumulating bitcoin because it allows the buying of bitcoin continuously with the money one can afford to set aside.

Using DCA when price drop your money buy more bitcoin, when it rises it buy less bitcoin, but you are still  accumulating bitcoin, over time this strategy smooth out volatility and reduces emotional  stress of trying to time the market. The key to successfully DCA is discipline and consistency, focus on regular accumulation rather than short term price movement.

[Proty]

At the time when Bitcoin touched the highest price in the history of Bitcoin, the price of Bitcoin was just above $69,000 and just one to two days ago this year, the price of Bitcoin touched $69,000. Despite touching $69,000, Bitcoin has yet to surpass its all-time high. It is understood that it will touch 69 thousand dollars and exceed 70 thousand dollars. The market is now at the highest level to catch its value so if you want to invest at this time then you can invest for short period. By investing for a short time you can sell your first investment at some profit and after selling the investment again wait some time and observe the market movement. If the market touches $70k then there is a possibility of a small dumping and during that dumping you buy bitcoin again and hold it for a long time hoping to make a substantial profit.

Update, your speculation was right. It did surpass its previous cap. Right now its sitting at $72,000. What we can entail from this is to always hold bitcoin. When it dumps, thats the time to buy and wait for it to go back up and reach a certain threshold to sell.

This your statement that I made bold is just too pathetic because you don't know shit on how Bitcoin investment should be carried out, what you should be doing now is learning how to buy regardless of it current price and hold, not this shit you are saying here that we should buy when the market is down and sell once it appreciate in value.
That's not how investment in Bitcoin works because selling for minimal gains wouldn't impact or change anything in your financial history, so why selling when you can build a generational wealth with it if you can hold strong into the future.
Look at all the traders that have been buying and selling for minimal gains, what difference has it made in the finance?
My advice to you now is to keep cool and learn, not by trying to lecture those you should be learning from.

The guy is actually confused and from it is obvious from his statement that he is not actually investing in bitcoin but rather trading and gambling with it and still calling it investment. The statement buying bitcoin when it dumps and then selling when the price is up , this is the mindset of traders and not investor . It is not only during a dump or dip that investors do buy bitcoin. It is the characteristics of a trader to buy when there is price dump and then sell when there is an increase

[Marvelockg]

At the time when Bitcoin touched the highest price in the history of Bitcoin, the price of Bitcoin was just above $69,000 and just one to two days ago this year, the price of Bitcoin touched $69,000. Despite touching $69,000, Bitcoin has yet to surpass its all-time high. It is understood that it will touch 69 thousand dollars and exceed 70 thousand dollars. The market is now at the highest level to catch its value so if you want to invest at this time then you can invest for short period. By investing for a short time you can sell your first investment at some profit and after selling the investment again wait some time and observe the market movement. If the market touches $70k then there is a possibility of a small dumping and during that dumping you buy bitcoin again and hold it for a long time hoping to make a substantial profit.

Update, your speculation was right. It did surpass its previous cap. Right now its sitting at $72,000. What we can entail from this is to always hold bitcoin. When it dumps, thats the time to buy and wait for it to go back up and reach a certain threshold to sell. Who cares about selling when the price always breaks its limiter and continually goes up in value? Just hold it until your 60 or something when it reaches $1,000,000 per btc. It might sound too exaggerated but you never know. Things will always go out the way we dont expect.

Decide that you are going to ever remain invested as long as you are still at your accumulation phase and see how less concerned you will become regardless of the direction that bitcoin price is taking because regardless of what actually happens, it is supposed to be to your good as long as you have a good plan in place. As long as you are still at your accumulation region, a DIP should present an opportunity to buy more chunk of bitcoin, and during the bull, the fact that you accumulated bitcoin has grown should also serve as a form of encouragement that will lead you to accumulate even more bitcoin.

To an extent, your buying approach might not be a perfect DCA accumulation strategy but that not withstanding, as long as you have made the resolve that you are going to continue buying buying till you have attained your accumulation goal,  that is all that matters most.