Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?

[Merit.s]

Structure wise I think bitcoin will fall, however this is not a bad time to buy bitcoin for long term investments. Opinion is to buy little now and hopefully it goes lower you buy again. That way you get the whole trend and enjoy your investment

The most important thing is that you keep your accumulation ongoing irrespective of the amount that you are using to buy bitcoin provided that you don't pause your bitcoin investment because you want to wait to buy at the dip.

However, I think it doesn't go too well with me to DCA whimpily just because I am looking up to buy more at the dip when I can put that money into my weekly DCA and keep my reserve funds to buy at the dip. It's not good to hold back too much fiat because you are planning to use it to accumulate at the dip. Some thing might pop up and you will use that money that you are keeping for the dip to solve it.

[Bigjoe33]

A portion of discretionary income can be kept in cash or stable value form, no problem here. But if you say that, I will buy Bitcoin at a 10–15% correction then you are again entering trading language. Will the market follow your thinking  correction number? If it drops 10%, you buy, and then it drops another 25% . Then what will be your thinking . This is why keeping dry powder is possible, but it cannot be a baseline strategy. The baseline should be regular accumulation. Otherwise, people will delay buying and end up with no coins.

What you've said is a very impressive way of thinking about financial management when we're on the right track and it also serves as a foundation for one's future financial stability.

Buying Bitcoin is the right step for someone to achieve what they want. When faced with a price drop like the one we're experiencing the best course of action is to buy in any amount and maintain a reserve fund. It's best not to be influenced by our monthly or weekly income. Without this the buying process will hinder our ongoing efforts due to the lack of reserve funds. This income will be the main factor in meeting our needs.

By now, you should know that buying Bitcoin does not give you any guarantee of making big financial gains at any moment or at the time you needed it. We are investing in Bitcoin because historically, it has proven a store value over the years, and yea, after some drops, it always appreciates, but we can't actually state accurately when it will be. So, its a bit not totally right to sound so certain of making it as long as we invest. Remember, Bitcoin investment is also risky since its price movement is not static.

Secondly, we can't do away with our income, because that is what largely determines wether we will buy or not at the end of the week or month. So when the pay comes in, basic needs first, and then, after that, we can sought for our discretionary income, and with it, we can invest, splitting some too for emergency funds and other back up funds. So, if at the end of the month or week, we couldn't get discretionary, then we might as well not be able to invest. So our income matters, that is why over the years, or as we keep on with our investment, we should sought for other ways to improve our income so we can keep up with our investment or also meet up other demands respectively

[Renampun]

Structure wise I think bitcoin will fall, however this is not a bad time to buy bitcoin for long term investments. Opinion is to buy little now and hopefully it goes lower you buy again. That way you get the whole trend and enjoy your investment

Any time is the best time to accumulate if your goal is long-term investment because the focus is not on perfect timing, but on consistent buying, whether DCA or accumulation are both effective as long as they are done with discipline, especially for beginners who are just starting their investment in bitcoin, this approach is more recommended because it helps them to build a position in Bitcoin without being too affected by short-term fluctuations that can sometimes confuse them.

[Gost ms]

By now, you should know that buying Bitcoin does not give you any guarantee of making big financial gains at any moment or at the time you needed it. We are investing in Bitcoin because historically, it has proven a store value over the years, and yea, after some drops, it always appreciates, but we can't actually state accurately when it will be. So, its a bit not totally right to sound so certain of making it as long as we invest. Remember, Bitcoin investment is also risky since its price movement is not static.

Secondly, we can't do away with our income, because that is what largely determines wether we will buy or not at the end of the week or month. So when the pay comes in, basic needs first, and then, after that, we can sought for our discretionary income, and with it, we can invest, splitting some too for emergency funds and other back up funds. So, if at the end of the month or week, we couldn't get discretionary, then we might as well not be able to invest. So our income matters, that is why over the years, or as we keep on with our investment, we should sought for other ways to improve our income so we can keep up with our investment or also meet up other demands respectively

There are some reasons to invest in Bitcoin. I think it would be foolish to invest just because the price of Bitcoin is increasing. Because if the price of a fraudulent coin keeps increasing for a long time, then if we invest in that fraudulent coin and see the price increase, we may face losses after a while. So if we invest only based on the fact that the price of Bitcoin is increasing for a long time, then we may panic during the decline and sell our holdings.

What we need to do before starting to invest is to gain basic knowledge about Bitcoin and determine whether we have discretionary income. Basic knowledge of Bitcoin is. For example:

• What is Bitcoin
  
• What is Blockchain Technology
• Security and Risk
  
• Etc.

[Adams0001]

I'm still wondering what newbies could possibly be waiting for when they already have their discretionary income figured out, the only excuse that will be considered meaningful is newbies giving excuses about not having their discretionary income figured out, as a newbie not having a discretionary income is the only thing that is suppose to stop you from not getting started but once you have this figured out then you have absolutely nothing to wait for than to get started as soon as possible because waiting to buy the dip is not an option or a good strategy especially for someone who is getting started with his or her bitcoin investment.

Some newbies are scared to invest because they don't want to lose there funds even they have discretionary income they will still be thinking to invest now or now because they don't want to lose and they want to get profit how can that be possible anything you need o know that is risk and bitcoin is different from other coins that you can probably think if you invest now you will lose everything. The more the price go deep you should know that the price will increase and you will get your profit and sell your profit. And we shouldn't be waiting for others motivation first before you will invest in bitcoin.

Anyone that have get experience and knowledge about bitcoin he won't wait for bitcoin price to drop before investing, if you're capable of investing on bitcoin you should just invest sine you have source of income that can help you out if the market is not going well you can have other way to top your investment, when the price increases you can sell and enjoy the profit. And if you're someone that always wait for your target before selling,  that is more better and you can have peace of mind because you won't panic even the price is not going well because you just get the believe that the price will surly raise again.

[Stormisover]

Structure wise I think bitcoin will fall, however this is not a bad time to buy bitcoin for long term investments. Opinion is to buy little now and hopefully it goes lower you buy again. That way you get the whole trend and enjoy your investment

Indeed there is no time of buying that is not good especially for a no or low coiner who still have a very long way to go in their Bitcoin investment process, i think it will make sense encouraging people to buy right away with their available investment money, buying little when you have the resources to buy more  simply because you are anticipating for a further dip so you can buy again can be a wrong approach because the dip may end up not happening and causing missed opportunity, making use of the DCA will save you from the stress of trying to making your investment decisions with market conditions.

[Bigthraex]

Structure wise I think bitcoin will fall, however this is not a bad time to buy bitcoin for long term investments. Opinion is to buy little now and hopefully it goes lower you buy again. That way you get the whole trend and enjoy your investment

Any time is the best time to accumulate if your goal is long-term investment because the focus is not on perfect timing, but on consistent buying, whether DCA or accumulation are both effective as long as they are done with discipline, especially for beginners who are just starting their investment in bitcoin, this approach is more recommended because it helps them to build a position in Bitcoin without being too affected by short-term fluctuations that can sometimes confuse them.

Bitcoin may still drop, but waiting for the perfect price can make you miss good opportunities. A smarter move is to buy small amounts now and keep some money aside to buy more if the price falls, so you don’t get left out if it suddenly goes up.
In the long run, steady buying matters more than guessing the market. Being consistent helps you avoid panic decisions, ignore daily price drama, and slowly build a solid investment while others keep jumping between buying and selling.

[Sonia_123]

Structure wise I think bitcoin will fall, however this is not a bad time to buy bitcoin for long term investments. Opinion is to buy little now and hopefully it goes lower you buy again. That way you get the whole trend and enjoy your investment

Any time is the best time to accumulate if your goal is long-term investment because the focus is not on perfect timing, but on consistent buying, whether DCA or accumulation are both effective as long as they are done with discipline, especially for beginners who are just starting their investment in bitcoin, this approach is more recommended because it helps them to build a position in Bitcoin without being too affected by short-term fluctuations that can sometimes confuse them.

Bitcoin may still drop, but waiting for the perfect price can make you miss good opportunities. A smarter move is to buy small amounts now and keep some money aside to buy more if the price falls, so you don’t get left out if it suddenly goes up.
In the long run, steady buying matters more than guessing the market. Being consistent helps you avoid panic decisions, ignore daily price drama, and slowly build a solid investment while others keep jumping between buying and selling.

Why always watching the market, it causes distraction and panic all you have to do is to focus on your investment and reason how to be accumulating more and increasing your portfolio since you are holding for a long term or are you not, if you are finding it difficult to  buy more this period , just keep holding whatever you .

[ejikeme24]

buying the dip isn't a great or good idea for beginners or no coiner because it involves timings the market and waiting for a dip to occur before starting to invest . A low or no coiner isn't supposed to be timing the market before they start buying bitcoin instead once they are able to figure out that they have discretionionary income available to do so then they are good to start buying. Waiting for a dip to occur before buying will leads to waste of opportunity and not being able to grow ones bitcoin holdings consistently with time.

I'm still wondering what newbies could possibly be waiting for when they already have their discretionary income figured out, the only excuse that will be considered meaningful is newbies giving excuses about not having their discretionary income figured out, as a newbie not having a discretionary income is the only thing that is suppose to stop you from not getting started but once you have this figured out then you have absolutely nothing to wait for than to get started as soon as possible because waiting to buy the dip is not an option or a good strategy especially for someone who is getting started with his or her bitcoin investment.

what did you call them again? Newbies right?

That alone already explains a lot.. If someone is still new, it means they do not really have that solid understanding about Bitcoin investment yet..  Most of them are still trying to learn, observe, and even compare different ideologies..

So when you say you are still wondering why they act that way… hmm, it’s kinda funny because that’s literally what makes them newbies in the first place, they are still figuring things out, that is why most of them are here in the first place…

After being told that waiting to buy the dip is not recommended for a beginner who is just getting started with their bitcoin investment?  No, even if I'm such newbie I would stick to that instruction. The truth is that we are all humans with different mindset and our ways of learning differs. However as a newbie and you're advised not to wait for dip to happen before starting your investment journey with the following reasons:

Waiting to buy the dip would delay a newbie from not reaching their investment target quite on time if at all they can even accumulate a single stash of bitcoin using that method because I could imagine how frustrated folks can be I mean those folks who depend solely on buying the dip, because they might be trying to figure out the best entry before getting started for example: let's say the dip started from $70,000- $65,000 instead of buying from this first dip they will be waiting for the price to go more Dipper and even when the price go dipper let's say $60,000 they will keep hoping for the price to dip more as they won't consider it as perfect entry and on the process of doing that the price will break above the stated amount, and then they will start considering waiting for another dip or they might be forced to invest since they are Left with no option and also considering how Long it will take before they can see the dip happening again.

I personally would advice every beginners never to take or consider buying the dip as a strategy not until they have gone far with their bitcoin investment with the method of buying regularly.

[gracreavix]

Structure wise I think bitcoin will fall, however this is not a bad time to buy bitcoin for long term investments. Opinion is to buy little now and hopefully it goes lower you buy again. That way you get the whole trend and enjoy your investment

The most important thing is that you keep your accumulation ongoing irrespective of the amount that you are using to buy bitcoin provided that you don't pause your bitcoin investment because you want to wait to buy at the dip.

However, I think it doesn't go too well with me to DCA whimpily just because I am looking up to buy more at the dip when I can put that money into my weekly DCA and keep my reserve funds to buy at the dip. It's not good to hold back too much fiat because you are planning to use it to accumulate at the dip. Some thing might pop up and you will use that money that you are keeping for the dip to solve it.

Keeping your accumulation consistent is the good part, the amount itself is not the main issue. You can even be a bit flexible with how much you invest in each time, no problem. as long as you are not inconsistent with the DCA itself.

Once the DCA is good and kind of steady, you are already doing the most important part right, everything else can adjust along the way..

[Zackz5000]

Structure wise I think bitcoin will fall, however this is not a bad time to buy bitcoin for long term investments. Opinion is to buy little now and hopefully it goes lower you buy again. That way you get the whole trend and enjoy your investment

Any time is the best time to accumulate if your goal is long-term investment because the focus is not on perfect timing, but on consistent buying, whether DCA or accumulation are both effective as long as they are done with discipline, especially for beginners who are just starting their investment in bitcoin, this approach is more recommended because it helps them to build a position in Bitcoin without being too affected by short-term fluctuations that can sometimes confuse them.

Bitcoin may still drop, but waiting for the perfect price can make you miss good opportunities. A smarter move is to buy small amounts now and keep some money aside to buy more if the price falls, so you don’t get left out if it suddenly goes up.
In the long run, steady buying matters more than guessing the market. Being consistent helps you avoid panic decisions, ignore daily price drama, and slowly build a solid investment while others keep jumping between buying and selling.

Why keeping some money aside to accumulate more when the price of Bitcoin falls what if the price didn't drop to what you wanted, as a Bitcoin investor we should accumulate Bitcoin when ever we have our discretionary income ready you can still accumulate more with your discretionary income with waiting for Bitcoin price to dip before doing so, with the DCA strategy you can buy consistently either weekly or monthly.

[JayJuanGee]

buying the dip isn't a great or good idea for beginners or no coiner because it involves timings the market and waiting for a dip to occur before starting to invest . A low or no coiner isn't supposed to be timing the market before they start buying bitcoin instead once they are able to figure out that they have discretionionary income available to do so then they are good to start buying. Waiting for a dip to occur before buying will leads to waste of opportunity and not being able to grow ones bitcoin holdings consistently with time.

I'm still wondering what newbies could possibly be waiting for when they already have their discretionary income figured out, the only excuse that will be considered meaningful is newbies giving excuses about not having their discretionary income figured out, as a newbie not having a discretionary income is the only thing that is suppose to stop you from not getting started but once you have this figured out then you have absolutely nothing to wait for than to get started as soon as possible because waiting to buy the dip is not an option or a good strategy especially for someone who is getting started with his or her bitcoin investment.

what did you call them again? Newbies right?

That alone already explains a lot.. If someone is still new, it means they do not really have that solid understanding about Bitcoin investment yet..  Most of them are still trying to learn, observe, and even compare different ideologies..

So when you say you are still wondering why they act that way… hmm, it’s kinda funny because that’s literally what makes them newbies in the first place, they are still figuring things out, that is why most of them are here in the first place…

I understand the term "newbies" to say that someone is new to bitcoin, yet it does not mean that they are new to life.  In other words, newbies can come from a variety of experience levels, knowledge levels and even capable of learning levels.  The ONLY thing they share in common is that they are new to bitcoin.

There are other things that I presume about most people not having investment experience, and perhaps if they are on a forum then they are an adult and/or mature, even though those matters may or may not end up being true, so some folks might need to clarify their own situations (and perspectives) to the extent that their situations/perspectives might be relevant in regards to either points they are making or questions that they might be asking.

what did you call them again? Newbies right?
That alone already explains a lot.. If someone is still new, it means they do not really have that solid understanding about Bitcoin investment yet..  Most of them are still trying to learn, observe, and even compare different ideologies..

So when you say you are still wondering why they act that way… hmm, it’s kinda funny because that’s literally what makes them newbies in the first place, they are still figuring things out, that is why most of them are here in the first place…

You're making a point, cause someone that's still trying to figure out what Bitcoin is about shouldn't just rush into it if the person haven't got a basic understanding of what he's going into,

That is not true, since all a newbie needs to get started is common sense and discretionary funds.  So if he has common sense, he can figure out what else he might need.  We should not be patronizingly presuming what he needs, unless you have some specific image of what a newbie is that is actually based in reality rather than your own little fantasy about what you imagine a newbie to be.

I don't expect that people should invest blindly cause they have their discretionary ready, such person could end up doing the wrong thing if he doesn't have a basic understanding of Bitcoin investment.

Can't they decide for themselves?  Are you expecting that the newbie does not have common sense?

It would only be surprising when someone understands what investing in Bitcoin is all about, have the discretionary funds intact, but still skeptical about investing or choose to invest in a short-term period even after understanding that Bitcoin investment is best for long-term purpose.

If someone is uncomfortable, couldn't they just reduce the amount that they are starting to invest with until they are comfortable? You think that if you don't warn the newbie, then they are going to jump into bitcoin with all of their money?

[edited out]

Yes, it's natural for beginners to feel confused and perhaps take steps that seem good but are actually traps, such as waiting for a price drop to buy. I won't be talking about other people here, but I'll tell you about myself when I first started investing in bitcoin. At the time, I didn't know the difference between a trader and a long-term investor, so I thought everyone who bought bitcoin was the same.

But as I got deeper, I began to feel my direction and goals were unclear, as I essentially lacked a clear goal. So, after some research, I began to understand that the concept of long-term investment is very different from that of a trader. From there, I began to adjust my steps and become a long-term investor in bitcoin.

After that,, I was still confused about buying bitcoin: whether to wait for the price to drop before buying or what. At the time,, my logical decision was to buy when the price of bitcoin was falling. But it turned out my assumptions and thoughts were wrong,, because the more I waited, the more the price of bitcoin rose. So, from there, I began to understand that investing in Bitcoin doesn't require waiting for the price to drop.

The current price of Bitcoin could be very low. That's why I learned a strategy that allowed me to consistently buy Bitcoin, and I discovered the DCA technique that I use to this day. So, in conclusion, beginners are prone to making mistakes, but that's normal in the investment world. But what we need to do is help them as much as possible, such as by discussing things here. Trust me, discussions like this are incredibly helpful for beginners who want to learn about Bitcoin investment. That's what I experienced back then.

I imagine that you learned from ongoing practice too and also applying your own practices to your own particular circumstances, even if you were making several mistakes along the way... and perhaps you were learning not to rush matters. .but that your ongoing building of systems and following your systems helped you to learn in an active way, rather than a theoretical way.

[edited out

A basic understanding is very important to start anything in Bitcoin, and as you get more understanding, you will be able to hunger to want to learn more, which is exactly how it is supposed to be, because in this business, you need to have knowledge that is the starting point of everything. If you really want to be successful, then you need to do things even when they are not convenient for you, because that is one of the mistakes that a lot of people make.

And they also think some things can be guessed, they forget that things do not work that way. And they need to be ready to see if they will be able to guess their way out without learning, and people with this kind of mindset are not serious about anything.

And how I managed to know all these things is from learning, and when you finish learning, then you can start to buy, and even from learning, you can choose to have good knowledge about when to sell because you cannot hold forever; you need to find a way of making money from your investment and a way of investing through DCA and also to be committed.

If you are trying to make money through your investing, you are trading, not investing.

Perhaps if you can figure out ways to earn income and to support yourself from your income, then you don't have to worry about earning money from your investment until later down the road.. perhaps after a couple of cycles of investing into bitcoin.

[Sticky Bomb]

By now, you should know that buying Bitcoin does not give you any guarantee of making big financial gains at any moment or at the time you needed it. We are investing in Bitcoin because historically, it has proven a store value over the years, and yea, after some drops, it always appreciates, but we can't actually state accurately when it will be. So, its a bit not totally right to sound so certain of making it as long as we invest. Remember, Bitcoin investment is also risky since its price movement is not static.

Secondly, we can't do away with our income, because that is what largely determines wether we will buy or not at the end of the week or month. So when the pay comes in, basic needs first, and then, after that, we can sought for our discretionary income, and with it, we can invest, splitting some too for emergency funds and other back up funds. So, if at the end of the month or week, we couldn't get discretionary, then we might as well not be able to invest. So our income matters, that is why over the years, or as we keep on with our investment, we should sought for other ways to improve our income so we can keep up with our investment or also meet up other demands respectively

There are some reasons to invest in Bitcoin. I think it would be foolish to invest just because the price of Bitcoin is increasing. Because if the price of a fraudulent coin keeps increasing for a long time,

Really?, I'm yet to see any shitcoin or meme coin that had long-term success, if that was obtainable, you would've seen people run to it as a store of value, but since non of them can you even be sure of sleeping and waking up to it still functioning and not rugged, people adopt bitcoin which has demonstrated more promise and value over time and no single shitcoin ever meets up to the value bitcoin presents.

then if we invest in that fraudulent coin and see the price increase, we may face losses after a while. So if we invest only based on the fact that the price of Bitcoin is increasing for a long time, then we may panic during the decline and sell our holdings.

If an investor is in bitcoin for a long-term, then there is no need to fear dips. It does not make sense that someone on a long journey becomes frightened by a little gallop on the way and turns back on his journey, if the investor is serious about accumulating bitcoin, I don't see any reason dips would be stopping him. Dips brings about its own favorable opportunities to acquire at reduced prices, so an investor in his ongoing accumulation journey, encountering dips should give him joy as an opportunity to get more quantities of bitcoin with the same buying amount.

What we need to do before starting to invest is to gain basic knowledge about Bitcoin and determine whether we have discretionary income. Basic knowledge of Bitcoin is. For example:

• What is Bitcoin
  
• What is Blockchain Technology
• Security and Risk
  
• Etc.

Do you need to learn all of these prior to starting out your investment journey? I guess not because anyone who has common sense and can identify to having discretionary income is ready to start investing into bitcoin, the rest can be learned as you advance into your accumulation journey, it is best you get started and slowly come to knowledge of all subjects of interest in bitcoin.

[Crytohillss]

buying the dip isn't a great or good idea for beginners or no coiner because it involves timings the market and waiting for a dip to occur before starting to invest . A low or no coiner isn't supposed to be timing the market before they start buying bitcoin instead once they are able to figure out that they have discretionionary income available to do so then they are good to start buying. Waiting for a dip to occur before buying will leads to waste of opportunity and not being able to grow ones bitcoin holdings consistently with time.

I'm still wondering what newbies could possibly be waiting for when they already have their discretionary income figured out, the only excuse that will be considered meaningful is newbies giving excuses about not having their discretionary income figured out, as a newbie not having a discretionary income is the only thing that is suppose to stop you from not getting started but once you have this figured out then you have absolutely nothing to wait for than to get started as soon as possible because waiting to buy the dip is not an option or a good strategy especially for someone who is getting started with his or her bitcoin investment.

what did you call them again? Newbies right?

That alone already explains a lot.. If someone is still new, it means they do not really have that solid understanding about Bitcoin investment yet..  Most of them are still trying to learn, observe, and even compare different ideologies..

So when you say you are still wondering why they act that way… hmm, it’s kinda funny because that’s literally what makes them newbies in the first place, they are still figuring things out, that is why most of them are here in the first place…

I understand the term "newbies" to say that someone is new to bitcoin, yet it does not mean that they are new to life.  In other words, newbies can come from a variety of experience levels, knowledge levels and even capable of learning levels.  The ONLY thing they share in common is that they are new to bitcoin.

There are other things that I presume about most people not having investment experience, and perhaps if they are on a forum then they are an adult and/or mature, even though those matters may or may not end up being true, so some folks might need to clarify their own situations (and perspectives) to the extent that their situations/perspectives might be relevant in regards to either points they are making or questions that they might be asking.

what did you call them again? Newbies right?
That alone already explains a lot.. If someone is still new, it means they do not really have that solid understanding about Bitcoin investment yet..  Most of them are still trying to learn, observe, and even compare different ideologies..

So when you say you are still wondering why they act that way… hmm, it’s kinda funny because that’s literally what makes them newbies in the first place, they are still figuring things out, that is why most of them are here in the first place…

You're making a point, cause someone that's still trying to figure out what Bitcoin is about shouldn't just rush into it if the person haven't got a basic understanding of what he's going into,

That is not true, since all a newbie needs to get started is common sense and discretionary funds.  So if he has common sense, he can figure out what else he might need.  We should not be patronizingly presuming what he needs, unless you have some specific image of what a newbie is that is actually based in reality rather than your own little fantasy about what you imagine a newbie to be.

I don't expect that people should invest blindly cause they have their discretionary ready, such person could end up doing the wrong thing if he doesn't have a basic understanding of Bitcoin investment.

Can't they decide for themselves?  Are you expecting that the newbie does not have common sense?

It would only be surprising when someone understands what investing in Bitcoin is all about, have the discretionary funds intact, but still skeptical about investing or choose to invest in a short-term period even after understanding that Bitcoin investment is best for long-term purpose.

If someone is uncomfortable, couldn't they just reduce the amount that they are starting to invest with until they are comfortable? You think that if you don't warn the newbie, then they are going to jump into bitcoin with all of their money?

[edited out]

Yes, it's natural for beginners to feel confused and perhaps take steps that seem good but are actually traps, such as waiting for a price drop to buy. I won't be talking about other people here, but I'll tell you about myself when I first started investing in bitcoin. At the time, I didn't know the difference between a trader and a long-term investor, so I thought everyone who bought bitcoin was the same.

But as I got deeper, I began to feel my direction and goals were unclear, as I essentially lacked a clear goal. So, after some research, I began to understand that the concept of long-term investment is very different from that of a trader. From there, I began to adjust my steps and become a long-term investor in bitcoin.

After that,, I was still confused about buying bitcoin: whether to wait for the price to drop before buying or what. At the time,, my logical decision was to buy when the price of bitcoin was falling. But it turned out my assumptions and thoughts were wrong,, because the more I waited, the more the price of bitcoin rose. So, from there, I began to understand that investing in Bitcoin doesn't require waiting for the price to drop.

The current price of Bitcoin could be very low. That's why I learned a strategy that allowed me to consistently buy Bitcoin, and I discovered the DCA technique that I use to this day. So, in conclusion, beginners are prone to making mistakes, but that's normal in the investment world. But what we need to do is help them as much as possible, such as by discussing things here. Trust me, discussions like this are incredibly helpful for beginners who want to learn about Bitcoin investment. That's what I experienced back then.

I imagine that you learned from ongoing practice too and also applying your own practices to your own particular circumstances, even if you were making several mistakes along the way... and perhaps you were learning not to rush matters. .but that your ongoing building of systems and following your systems helped you to learn in an active way, rather than a theoretical way.

[edited out

A basic understanding is very important to start anything in Bitcoin, and as you get more understanding, you will be able to hunger to want to learn more, which is exactly how it is supposed to be, because in this business, you need to have knowledge that is the starting point of everything. If you really want to be successful, then you need to do things even when they are not convenient for you, because that is one of the mistakes that a lot of people make.

And they also think some things can be guessed, they forget that things do not work that way. And they need to be ready to see if they will be able to guess their way out without learning, and people with this kind of mindset are not serious about anything.

And how I managed to know all these things is from learning, and when you finish learning, then you can start to buy, and even from learning, you can choose to have good knowledge about when to sell because you cannot hold forever; you need to find a way of making money from your investment and a way of investing through DCA and also to be committed.

If you are trying to make money through your investing, you are trading, not investing.

Perhaps if you can figure out ways to earn income and to support yourself from your income, then you don't have to worry about earning money from your investment until later down the road.. perhaps after a couple of cycles of investing into bitcoin.

I think being a newbie truly only says one thing here new to Bitcoin it doesn't defined someone intelligence life experiences or ability to learn, some individuals can be completely new to Bitcoin but yet still bring tons of insight from other aspect I also comment how people pointed out that forum attract people who are curious and willing to explore that's a sign of maturity in itself newbie may act funny sometimes but that's just some part of the learning process not just a reflection of their own smartness.

[ZeroVinsonN]

I think being a newbie truly only says one thing here new to Bitcoin it doesn't defined someone intelligence life experiences or ability to learn, some individuals can be completely new to Bitcoin but yet still bring tons of insight from other aspect I also comment how people pointed out that forum attract people who are curious and willing to explore that's a sign of maturity in itself newbie may act funny sometimes but that's just some part of the learning process not just a reflection of their own smartness.

I have considered that there are people who know what bitcoin is about, they understand it's technicalities but have not considered HODLing bitcoin over the years, knowledge wise they can't be called newbies but they lack the actual experience of what holding bitcoin is like, they have not had to accumulate and hold through a DIP, they've not actually felt like selling under pressure so while they are not newbies as far as knowing about bitcoin is concerned they are newbies since they have no actual experience with bitcoin.

[Big Dirams]

Why keeping some money aside to accumulate more when the price of Bitcoin falls what if the price didn't drop to what you wanted, as a Bitcoin investor we should accumulate Bitcoin when ever we have our discretionary income ready you can still accumulate more with your discretionary income with waiting for Bitcoin price to dip before doing so, with the DCA strategy you can buy consistently either weekly or monthly.

Most times people felt like waiting for dips and setting money aside for dips is the right path but of course it isn’t. Waiting for dips and setting funds aside for dips when the dips doesn’t has guarantee of happening and occurring is just so bad. That where the DCA strategy come along and help us through in some situations like this, we can apply DCA strategy and keep accumulating at any phase of the market trends it doesn’t matter at all and we can keep making profits for the facts that we are after long term growth.
 
 Some people thought DCA strategy is mostly something that won’t favor them but DCA strategy is much more better than waiting for dips when even the dips isn’t certain, but with DCA we can accumulate at any time fast and easily. Discretionary income is what we need to emphasize on to enjoy our journey of investment.  

[Nheer]

Bitcoin may still drop, but waiting for the perfect price can make you miss good opportunities. A smarter move is to buy small amounts now and keep some money aside to buy more if the price falls, so you don’t get left out if it suddenly goes up.
In the long run, steady buying matters more than guessing the market. Being consistent helps you avoid panic decisions, ignore daily price drama, and slowly build a solid investment while others keep jumping between buying and selling.

There is no such thing as waiting for the perfect time with Bitcoin investment. Everytime is a perfect time as long as you have discretionary income that's why the DCA strategy is most ideal. A smarter move is not to buy small amount and keep some money to buy more when the price drops, the smarter move is to accumulate regularly at intervals with DCA that way you don't have to worry about waiting for the price the fall because DCA automatically handles volatility for you as one of the advantages of DCA is to reduces the impact of volatility.

[Promocodeudo]

If you are trying to make money through your investing, you are trading, not investing.

Perhaps if you can figure out ways to earn income and to support yourself from your income, then you don't have to worry about earning money from your investment until later down the road.. perhaps after a couple of cycles of investing into bitcoin.

There are things people don't understand, as soon as an investor starts his Bitcoin journey, everything should be centered on how to make the investment a smooth process by looking out for ways to have more funds to invest, just like looking for improved income not necessarily thinking about profit when we already know that Bitcoin investment is a long-term thing, I think those that think about profit from a start are not real investors although they have their choices of action and decisions but can never be called investors, you can invest today and want to withdraw tomorrow and called yourself a serious investor, people keep deceiving themselves but the real thing is that Bitcoin is futuristic in nature and those who understand that part don't deviate from it.

[Nightwatchmare]

A portion of discretionary income can be kept in cash or stable value form, no problem here. But if you say that, I will buy Bitcoin at a 10–15% correction then you are again entering trading language. Will the market follow your thinking  correction number? If it drops 10%, you buy, and then it drops another 25% . Then what will be your thinking . This is why keeping dry powder is possible, but it cannot be a baseline strategy. The baseline should be regular accumulation. Otherwise, people will delay buying and end up with no coins.

What you've said is a very impressive way of thinking about financial management when we're on the right track and it also serves as a foundation for one's future financial stability.

Buying Bitcoin is the right step for someone to achieve what they want. When faced with a price drop like the one we're experiencing the best course of action is to buy in any amount and maintain a reserve fund. It's best not to be influenced by our monthly or weekly income. Without this the buying process will hinder our ongoing efforts due to the lack of reserve funds. This income will be the main factor in meeting our needs.

Buying Bitcoin is good, and people can live a luxury life with Bitcoin investment if they are lucky and their Bitcoin investments turns out to give them huge profits in the future, but saying that buying Bitcoin is the right step for someone to achieve what they want is misleading because success/profit is not guarantee in Bitcoin investment and it can push people into investing in Bitcoin with the money they cannot afford to let go because they believe Bitcoin investment can give them what they want. Profit is not guarantee in Bitcoin Investment, that is why it is available we invest in Bitcoin with discretionary income so that we will not regret it if we did not get what we were expecting from Bitcoin investment.

[Gallar]

Structure wise I think bitcoin will fall, however this is not a bad time to buy bitcoin for long term investments. Opinion is to buy little now and hopefully it goes lower you buy again. That way you get the whole trend and enjoy your investment

That suggestion is unacceptable to me, because I don't think we should wait for a drop to buy Bitcoin. You should be able to see that the current price of Bitcoin is already very low, so why wait? This is the ideal time to buy, and I believe it's possible that Bitcoin might not reach its current price again in the future. So, don't waste your time on uncertainties, because waiting for the price to drop is clearly an uncertain action.

So, instead of doing that, it's better to use your time and money to start buying Bitcoin now with the DCA strategy. Because it's clearly better than waiting for the Bitcoin price to buy. So, the bottom line is that we should all be grateful that Bitcoin is at its current price, because this is a very rare opportunity. Therefore, don't overthink it, because if you intend to invest long-term, a small price difference certainly won't change anything. Unless you want to be a trader who feels like an investor.