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[Supreme Donvic]

When investing, profit considerations are largely unnecessary. If someone's mind is focused on that, they are more likely to fail on a regular basis, making it harder to attain the outcomes many people accomplish with Bitcoin investing. I absolutely agree with your point regarding why amateurs always fail when investing. The reason you cited is a common mistake that many beginners do when they first start investing: they instantly think about how to generate enormous profits, but their duty is to fully invest in their investments without considering how they would truly profit.

People has different reasons for investing in bitcoin but generally it is for profits but they must know that bitcoin is not a get rich quick profit investment. There is  a long-term due process that must be followed which is investing regularly for the long term and hold for a minimum of period of 4-15 years before withdrawing profits.  they should focus on reaching over-accumulation before withdrawing profits. If they haven't reached over-accumulation they should avoid taken profits instead they should continue with their ongoing accumulation,buy consistently and hold untill they reached their target.

Bitcoin investment should be for a very long term and not for short-term however there are people who decide to invest for short term because they are not patient enough to wait for long-term and those who are investing for short term or trading it should know that is very risky because of the volitile nature of Bitcoin, a lot of people have top investing in Bitcoin because of trading Bitcoin they lost money and decided to stop totally, long term bitcoin investment is the safest bitcoin investment strategy one should use.
And yes if you have not reached over accumulation stage you should not be selling your Bitcoin the only time you should start selling your bitcoin is when you have reached an over accumulation stage, so everyone should learn to be patient and should consistently accumulate while holding their Bitcoin.

[BluebloodCXVI]

I don't see why there is any reason to attempt to figure out if the bitcoin price is currently, low, high or some other thing, especially for anyone who is still in their early stages of accumulating bitcoin.  Perhaps if a person had already been accumulating bitcoin for a cycle or two, then the size of his bitcoin stash might inform him whether to continue to ongoingly accumulate bitcoin or if he might start to think about buying on dips rather than buying all of the time.

Currently, bitcoin at about $75.6k is in about a 40% correction level from its October 2025 top of $126k. .. so it seems that bitcoin is already in a dip, even though surely no one can really know if bitcoin prices might be going lower from here.. yet if someone is relatively new to bitcoin, such as within the first cycle or two, then I have a hard time imagining too many circumstances in which they might consider to stop buying (especially for guys who might be DCA buying on a weekly basis or some other reasonable interval), even though surely guys can decide for themselves in regards to the size of their bitcoin stash and if they believe that they have enough, yet.

If you’re just starting out with bitcoin, stressing over wether the price is high or low can actually do more harm than good, it might sound good but it will just leave you stuck, waiting and overthinking.
What really matters early on is simply building your position bit by bit. Trying to time the market perfectly usually backfires, some people try to wait for the ideal entry, and before they know it, the price has already moved on without them. That’s why sticking to something simple like DCA helps. It takes away that constant second guessing and keeps you moving forward.

[whiteblue]

I don't see why there is any reason to attempt to figure out if the bitcoin price is currently, low, high or some other thing, especially for anyone who is still in their early stages of accumulating bitcoin.  Perhaps if a person had already been accumulating bitcoin for a cycle or two, then the size of his bitcoin stash might inform him whether to continue to ongoingly accumulate bitcoin or if he might start to think about buying on dips rather than buying all of the time.

Currently, bitcoin at about $75.6k is in about a 40% correction level from its October 2025 top of $126k. .. so it seems that bitcoin is already in a dip, even though surely no one can really know if bitcoin prices might be going lower from here.. yet if someone is relatively new to bitcoin, such as within the first cycle or two, then I have a hard time imagining too many circumstances in which they might consider to stop buying (especially for guys who might be DCA buying on a weekly basis or some other reasonable interval), even though surely guys can decide for themselves in regards to the size of their bitcoin stash and if they believe that they have enough, yet.

True, those who pay attention to price are likely not long-term investors. If we consistently buy using the DCA strategy, we won't be looking at price, as our entry isn't at a single price.

Long-term investing means a long term perspective because we must focus on continually buying Bitcoin year after year, so price isn't our benchmark when accumulating Bitcoin.

With many false assumptions from some users, they certainly don't understand how to properly follow up on Investments. The best way is to enter at any price, because we're accumulating Bitcoin, not the price.

[Crytohillss]

When investing, profit considerations are largely unnecessary. If someone's mind is focused on that, they are more likely to fail on a regular basis, making it harder to attain the outcomes many people accomplish with Bitcoin investing. I absolutely agree with your point regarding why amateurs always fail when investing. The reason you cited is a common mistake that many beginners do when they first start investing: they instantly think about how to generate enormous profits, but their duty is to fully invest in their investments without considering how they would truly profit.

Profit still has to matter at some level that's kind of the whole point of investment in the first place I do accept though that being too focused on quick profits it's where some many new investors go wrong individuals that jump in expecting over night profit especially with something like volatile like Bitcoin , One should definitely understand why you are investing and mindset usually leads one to bad reputation. One should believe in it Long term run but at the st time people can't completely ignore gain because that's how people measure if the method actually work well.

[laspol65]

If you’re just starting out with bitcoin, stressing over wether the price is high or low can actually do more harm than good, it might sound good but it will just leave you stuck, waiting and overthinking.
What really matters early on is simply building your position bit by bit. Trying to time the market perfectly usually backfires, some people try to wait for the ideal entry, and before they know it, the price has already moved on without them. That’s why sticking to something simple like DCA helps. It takes away that constant second guessing and keeps you moving forward.

The DCA method certainly makes the Bitcoin investor easily successful, because if Bitcoin can be invested according to the DCA method, then that person will definitely be able to hold the Bitcoin investment for a long time. Because the longer the Bitcoin investment, the more profitable it will be, so this DCA method plays an effective role in both bad and good situations.
Therefore, this DCA method will play the best role for a low-income person and a high-income person. Following an effective method can also make the investor more patient.

[gracreavix]

When investing, profit considerations are largely unnecessary. If someone's mind is focused on that, they are more likely to fail on a regular basis, making it harder to attain the outcomes many people accomplish with Bitcoin investing. I absolutely agree with your point regarding why amateurs always fail when investing. The reason you cited is a common mistake that many beginners do when they first start investing: they instantly think about how to generate enormous profits, but their duty is to fully invest in their investments without considering how they would truly profit.

People has different reasons for investing in bitcoin but generally it is for profits but they must know that bitcoin is not a get rich quick profit investment. There is  a long-term due process that must be followed which is investing regularly for the long term and hold for a minimum of period of 4-15 years before withdrawing profits.  they should focus on reaching over-accumulation before withdrawing profits. If they haven't reached over-accumulation they should avoid taken profits instead they should continue with their ongoing accumulation,buy consistently and hold untill they reached their target.

That is just it, because if you really understand Bitcoin, then thinking long term like 10 - 15 years makes more sense. There’re a lot of people out there who rush into Bitcoin looking for quick profits and end up disappointing themselves. But if you’re patient and you keep accumulating, it will put you in a completely different position.
That idea of building first before thinking of taking profits is solid. If you haven’t built enough, taking profits early will just slow you down.

[CageMabok]

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That is just it, because if you really understand Bitcoin, then thinking long term like 10 - 15 years makes more sense. There’re a lot of people out there who rush into Bitcoin looking for quick profits and end up disappointing themselves. But if you’re patient and you keep accumulating, it will put you in a completely different position.
That idea of building first before thinking of taking profits is solid. If you haven’t built enough, taking profits early will just slow you down.

Your point here is actually very clear, and I think any beginner or new investor looking to buy Bitcoin can easily understand it. I also think that those who still like to seek quick profits through Bitcoin won't immediately progress quickly in life because most of their time is spent thinking only about initial profits and forgetting about the amount of Bitcoin they should buy and hold for the long term. So in this regard, I also quite like your idea, even though the timeframe you mentioned seems quite long for those who are still beginners or those just starting out with Bitcoin accumulation.

[alankasman]

True, those who pay attention to price are likely not long-term investors. If we consistently buy using the DCA strategy, we won't be looking at price, as our entry isn't at a single price.

This idea only applies to beginners or new investors because they are more focused on profits so they don't consider long-term investment methods at all. This is one of the reasons why they can't develop themselves in Bitcoin investment. Even if they buy using the DCA strategy they still doubt it regardless of what they've done with the DCA strategy because they often pay attention to the price which sometimes decreases or increases. Now that I understand correctly as you said they fall into the group that lacks a concept for long-term investment making it difficult for them to develop their Bitcoin investment.

Long-term investing means a long term perspective because we must focus on continually buying Bitcoin year after year, so price isn't our benchmark when accumulating Bitcoin.

Someone's readiness for long-term investment naturally involves considering the consequences not just a short time but also a long-term investment. This is also often the case for investors who aim to consistently invest in the long term. Therefore it's natural for them to accumulate without worrying about price fluctuations whether they're declining or rising. This means they're prepared for any situation or condition because they're prepared and consistent in their long-term investment. This is one example of a long-term investor who is intent on investing in Bitcoin, as price isn't a concern for them in accumulating Bitcoin.

With many false assumptions from some users, they certainly don't understand how to properly follow up on Investments. The best way is to enter at any price, because we're accumulating Bitcoin, not the price.

This is one of the healthy thoughts in investing in Bitcoin because the main goal of someone who has the intention of investing is the goal of collecting it even though the position or situation is not friendly but collecting Bitcoin is the main goal and price is not an obstacle but the goal is still achieved at the point desired by someone who has good intentions in investing/collecting Bitcoin.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

And yes if you have not reached over accumulation stage you should not be selling your Bitcoin the only time you should start selling your bitcoin is when you have reached an over accumulation stage, so everyone should learn to be patient and should consistently accumulate while holding their Bitcoin.

No man, reaching over accumulation stage isn't the time to start selling your Bitcoin, if you've more than you sought out to accumulate, you can take little profits, but ensure you never go below your initial target. Remember you still have your holding period which you should elapse before starting to withdraw sustainably from your portfolio. If you don't hold for long-term and you start selling a good portion of your portfolio, you're still trading it, even if you've reached over accumulation stage sooner. It's even in the best interest of the investor if after he reaches over accumulation stage fast and still has a lot time left to hold to resets his target, sets a higher one and gets back in accumulation phase in order to achieve a bigger portfolio at the end of his holding period.

[ruykeri]

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That is just it, because if you really understand Bitcoin, then thinking long term like 10 - 15 years makes more sense. There’re a lot of people out there who rush into Bitcoin looking for quick profits and end up disappointing themselves. But if you’re patient and you keep accumulating, it will put you in a completely different position.
That idea of building first before thinking of taking profits is solid. If you haven’t built enough, taking profits early will just slow you down.

Your point here is actually very clear, and I think any beginner or new investor looking to buy Bitcoin can easily understand it. I also think that those who still like to seek quick profits through Bitcoin won't immediately progress quickly in life because most of their time is spent thinking only about initial profits and forgetting about the amount of Bitcoin they should buy and hold for the long term. So in this regard, I also quite like your idea, even though the timeframe you mentioned seems quite long for those who are still beginners or those just starting out with Bitcoin accumulation.

You are right, in fact, thinking about profits too soon means that it becomes more risky. Because in Bitcoin people could losses due to short-term profits thinking . Therefore, instead of chasing quick profits, we should give more importance to long-term holding. Those who invested a few months ago when the price of Bitcoin was high are now at a loss. If they cannot wait or invest with money that they will need within a few days, then they may suffer a big loss. Therefore, they should invest with funds that can be hold for a long time. This should be considered at the beginning of the investment.

[cyberninja2]

That is just it, because if you really understand Bitcoin, then thinking long term like 10 - 15 years makes more sense. There’re a lot of people out there who rush into Bitcoin looking for quick profits and end up disappointing themselves. But if you’re patient and you keep accumulating, it will put you in a completely different position.
That idea of building first before thinking of taking profits is solid. If you haven’t built enough, taking profits early will just slow you down.

This is because their knowledge of Bitcoin investment is somewhat lacking so they rush into it without a long-term approach. Basically they only want quick profits. I think they lack knowledge about how to invest in Bitcoin. This often happens to beginners or new investors. Those who already understand of course won't take such steps because they realize that the long term is one of the most appropriate steps in Bitcoin investment efforts to reach the desired point for those who understand the goals of Bitcoin investment.

[Hardyrobust]

When investing, profit considerations are largely unnecessary. If someone's mind is focused on that, they are more likely to fail on a regular basis, making it harder to attain the outcomes many people accomplish with Bitcoin investing. I absolutely agree with your point regarding why amateurs always fail when investing. The reason you cited is a common mistake that many beginners do when they first start investing: they instantly think about how to generate enormous profits, but their duty is to fully invest in their investments without considering how they would truly profit.

Profit still has to matter at some level that's kind of the whole point of investment in the first place I do accept though that being too focused on quick profits it's where some many new investors go wrong individuals that jump in expecting over night profit especially with something like volatile like Bitcoin , One should definitely understand why you are investing and mindset usually leads one to bad reputation. One should believe in it Long term run but at the st time people can't completely ignore gain because that's how people measure if the method actually work well.

Nobody is advising you to ignore gain or profit but rather it is wrong to start with profit mentality especially when we are still trying to get a reasonable stash of bitcoin in our portfolio or we are still a no or low coiner. Moreover, it is not everyone that is accumulating bitcoin is doing so because they want to make profit. There are people that are investing in bitcoin because they want to retain there wealth and not because of profits.

[Lembo69]

they certainly don't understand how to properly follow up on Investments. The best way is to enter at any price, because we're accumulating Bitcoin, not the price.

whiteblue, I agree with you that we are accumulating Bitcoin, not just paying attention to the price. Proper follow-up means being committed to your strategy, as well as being aware of the market and making reasonable decisions. Maybe some investors are not experienced in this regard, so they cannot follow up properly. Those who do proper follow-up should have these characteristics—

• Following your prescribed strategy
• Being aware of the overall market situation
• Adjusting the strategy when necessary

In long-term investment, it is important to be disciplined as well as adjusting the strategy. Because the market is not always the same—sometimes it goes up, sometimes it goes down. So adjusting the strategy makes it possible to adjust yourself to any market situation.
In long-term investment, buying a fixed amount regularly through the DCA strategy alone may not always be enough. If there is a major decline in the market, it may be reasonable to take advantage of that opportunity. Buying a little more at that time can be beneficial in the long run. Then increasing the amount a little does not seem to be a bad investment
But remember, you should invest with money that you will not regret losing. If you can patiently go through 2-3 market cycles without paying too much attention to the price, then there is a possibility of earning significant profits from your Bitcoin deposits in the long term.

[laspol65]

When investing, profit considerations are largely unnecessary. If someone's mind is focused on that, they are more likely to fail on a regular basis, making it harder to attain the outcomes many people accomplish with Bitcoin investing. I absolutely agree with your point regarding why amateurs always fail when investing. The reason you cited is a common mistake that many beginners do when they first start investing: they instantly think about how to generate enormous profits, but their duty is to fully invest in their investments without considering how they would truly profit.

Profit still has to matter at some level that's kind of the whole point of investment in the first place I do accept though that being too focused on quick profits it's where some many new investors go wrong individuals that jump in expecting over night profit especially with something like volatile like Bitcoin , One should definitely understand why you are investing and mindset usually leads one to bad reputation. One should believe in it Long term run but at the st time people can't completely ignore gain because that's how people measure if the method actually work well.

Nobody is advising you to ignore gain or profit but rather it is wrong to start with profit mentality especially when we are still trying to get a reasonable stash of bitcoin in our portfolio or we are still a no or low coiner. Moreover, it is not everyone that is accumulating bitcoin is doing so because they want to make profit. There are people that are investing in bitcoin because they want to retain there wealth and not because of profits.

If you enter Bitcoin investment with the fear of getting benefits at the beginning of investing, it may be difficult for you to hold Bitcoin investment for a long time. To invest in Bitcoin, you definitely need a long-term plan, because according to the DCA method, investing a small amount of Bitcoin can be limited to a few years. For this, prudent income is most needed, if an investor wants to hold Bitcoin investment properly, then he should not enter with the mindset of earning benefits.
To hold Bitcoin investment, you definitely need to take risks, and after holding it for a long time, you will definitely make profits, but you cannot be greedy for benefits in investment, then you may face danger with Bitcoin investment.

[Cyber_warrior]

The DCA method certainly makes the Bitcoin investor easily successful, because if Bitcoin can be invested according to the DCA method, then that person will definitely be able to hold the Bitcoin investment for a long time. Because the longer the Bitcoin investment, the more profitable it will be, so this DCA method plays an effective role in both bad and good situations.
Therefore, this DCA method will play the best role for a low-income person and a high-income person. Following an effective method can also make the investor more patient.

Firstly I think it's misleading to say that using the DCA strategy certainly guarantee success. Of course having the discipline and consistency to stick to DCA for a long time build up your portfolio which increase your chances of success but only if Bitcoin does well. DCA is just a strategy that helps you to accumulate Bitcoin but doesn't guarantee your success it just reduces risk and emotional decision making which can improve the chances of doing well over time. Bitcoin have a good long term performance so far but saying it will definitely be profitable just because you hold for a long time isn’t something anyone can promise.

[GiftedMAN]

Nobody is advising you to ignore gain or profit but rather it is wrong to start with profit mentality especially when we are still trying to get a reasonable stash of bitcoin in our portfolio or we are still a no or low coiner. Moreover, it is not everyone that is accumulating bitcoin is doing so because they want to make profit. There are people that are investing in bitcoin because they want to retain there wealth and not because of profits.

Wealth creation is different from quick profit mindset that's the difference between a real Bitcoin holder and a ordinary investor who's plan is to invest for 2-5 years once he sees a little profit from his accumulation the next plan is to sell to take profit but the real goal of a good holder is to make generational wealth. I know that profit making is a particular concern in every investment but having profit at the bask of the mind for early accumulators is just distraction, accumulate enough, hold for for 10-20 years if you can and see the profit you crave for happening naturally without stress.

[Bigjoe33]

The DCA method certainly makes the Bitcoin investor easily successful, because if Bitcoin can be invested according to the DCA method, then that person will definitely be able to hold the Bitcoin investment for a long time. Because the longer thctive method can also make the investor more patient.

No doubt that the DCA strategy makes investment a bit easier since you are free to adjust your investment amount depending on your cash flow. But note that the DCA does not guarantee you profit at any given time. There must precodues set in place for you to achieve a successful investment. Setting or building certain funds is necessary to help you achieve a good one. Bitcoin investment has no guarantee for an assured success, so we must invest with all carefulness and using a good strategy to ensure we remain holding out assets

[I_Anime]

The DCA method certainly makes the Bitcoin investor easily successful, because if Bitcoin can be invested according to the DCA method, then that person will definitely be able to hold the Bitcoin investment for a long time. Because the longer thctive method can also make the investor more patient.

No doubt that the DCA strategy makes investment a bit easier since you are free to adjust your investment amount depending on your cash flow. But note that the DCA does not guarantee you profit at any given time. There must precodues set in place for you to achieve a successful investment. Setting or building certain funds is necessary to help you achieve a good one. Bitcoin investment has no guarantee for an assured success, so we must invest with all carefulness and using a good strategy to ensure we remain holding out assets

Generally when come to investment there are no guarantees even in Bitcoin investment. So taken action now won’t guarantee your investment being profitable or successful in the future. But that’s the risk we have to take (that’s why there’s nothing like a risk free investment), you been comfortable without taken any risk won’t guarantee you anything still , so is better to take the risk in order to give yourself some edges . And increasing the chances of you being successful, base on historical data bitcoin has been proven to be one of the best investments due to its rapid increase in price with time , doesn’t mean it will continue to go up but is still a major possibility.

[ultrloa]

When investing, profit considerations are largely unnecessary. If someone's mind is focused on that, they are more likely to fail on a regular basis, making it harder to attain the outcomes many people accomplish with Bitcoin investing. I absolutely agree with your point regarding why amateurs always fail when investing. The reason you cited is a common mistake that many beginners do when they first start investing: they instantly think about how to generate enormous profits, but their duty is to fully invest in their investments without considering how they would truly profit.

Profit still has to matter at some level that's kind of the whole point of investment in the first place I do accept though that being too focused on quick profits it's where some many new investors go wrong individuals that jump in expecting over night profit especially with something like volatile like Bitcoin , One should definitely understand why you are investing and mindset usually leads one to bad reputation. One should believe in it Long term run but at the st time people can't completely ignore gain because that's how people measure if the method actually work well.

No doubt that people invest because they want to earn, the problem is the execution since if they aim for short term is they might get expose for lots of risk because there are so many inconsistencies and that option is not sustainable.

They might experience lots of stress for choosing short term, then might do bad trades if market is not in best shape.

Bitcoin is good long term asset and almost all people knows that. That's why its good to deal with best option and avoid taking to much risk, because they are not only wasting their money but also their time.

[The Founding Titan]

Based on what I've read in this thread about trading, there's no guarantee of profit. The odds are probably 90% loss and only a small percentage gain.
So, I don't like trading, Because it can lead to missing out on opportunities to change my life in the future.

I prefer to build myself up through long-term investments, even if I buy small amounts, but I have savings for my retirement.
I see the Success that Bitcoin investors have experienced because they've been able to maintain their assets under any circumstances. I believe that if they can do it, we can also hold for the long term. We just need to have a strong Mentality because there will be many temptations along the way to profit.

Yes, in my personal opinion, 99 percent of trading has the potential to result in losses. Because it's very rare to see truly successful people trading. Therefore,, I believe we should think realistically now and embark on a better path: investing in Bitcoin. Investing, as we know, can give us hope for a brighter future. Investing in Bitcoin has been proven; its price continues to rise, and I believe it will continue to rise. I believe this is just the beginning. So,, for those who feel they've fallen behind when it comes to investing in Bitcoin, I don't think that's necessary. Investing in Bitcoin is still highly recommended. The current price of Bitcoin is still quite low. Therefore,, let's invest in Bitcoin now.

I don't see why there is any reason to attempt to figure out if the bitcoin price is currently, low, high or some other thing, especially for anyone who is still in their early stages of accumulating bitcoin.  Perhaps if a person had already been accumulating bitcoin for a cycle or two, then the size of his bitcoin stash might inform him whether to continue to ongoingly accumulate bitcoin or if he might start to think about buying on dips rather than buying all of the time.

Currently, bitcoin at about $75.6k is in about a 40% correction level from its October 2025 top of $126k. .. so it seems that bitcoin is already in a dip, even though surely no one can really know if bitcoin prices might be going lower from here.. yet if someone is relatively new to bitcoin, such as within the first cycle or two, then I have a hard time imagining too many circumstances in which they might consider to stop buying (especially for guys who might be DCA buying on a weekly basis or some other reasonable interval), even though surely guys can decide for themselves in regards to the size of their bitcoin stash and if they believe that they have enough, yet.

The current price of bitcoin shouldn't be a determining factor on whether a person should buy bitcoin or not if they are planning on accumulating and HODLing long term, buying at a low price is the kind of thing that pushes quick profit minded people into bitcoin, they think it's a get rich quick scheme that will make them rich quickly, that's why they obsess with buying at a low price solely because they want or be able to sell when the price goes back up and make a profit, these people are not investors buy traders instead.