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[alankasman]

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There is no need to advise experienced investors on investment strategies, because they are already familiar with investment strategies and may be skilled in using them. However, I do not think that many investors invest outside of DCA. Because DCA can play an ideal role for any financial condition and any situation. Buying only at the time of purchase cannot be DCA in any way, DCA is not based on price but is done based on a period of time.

Buying as much as you can afford at a certain time or based on your ability whenever you have money is called DCA. It is not that in DCA you have to buy the same amount at the same time, rather you can invest conveniently considering your ability and overall situation, but it must be consistent.

I wonder what their purpose is in providing advice to investors who are by their very nature more experienced investors. I believe this is a mistake that needs to be clarified. Their purpose is to provide advice to experienced investors. Those who don't understand much should approach them so they can provide advice to those who don't fully understand or understand how to find the path to success they've achieved. They're very experienced in Bitcoin investing especially since these experienced investors consistently use the DCA strategy when accumulating Bitcoin. I believe everyone continues to use the DCA strategy when accumulating Bitcoin. This strategy is very helpful and facilitates the goals of those who want to start investing in Bitcoin.

That's true, because our ability to DCA depends on our financial resources. Without a solid foundation it's quite difficult for anyone to DCA Bitcoin purchases. This is why many people actively accumulate using DCA. They have the ability to start. There are no limits to those who want to accumulate Bitcoin in any amount. Clearly with financial capability I believe any method can be done because the strength is clearly determined by the financial ability of someone who wants to start accumulating Bitcoin.

[samadam007]

Everyone has the right to look at the market anyway they want. But, because I know how tempting the market can be, we will most likely need to exercise some self-control while doing so. Only people with a high level of discipline and determination can deal with the problems and temptations that come with looking at the market. However, there are other ways to acquire knowledge about what is happening in the market without looking at it, such as: When you authorise notification from the exchange where you purchased your bitcoin, you will be notified whenever the price rises or falls, provided that is what you want to know.

 I believe the pressure will be much lower using this approach than being active in the market every time to look at the market chart. I can't even imagine myself doing that because I know I can't, which is why I prefer allowing notifications from the exchange I used to make my Bitcoin purchase; at least I can get the information I want without watching the market display...up, and down up.

Many Bitcoin holders check price often and still stick to their plan. Disciplined long term accumulation is not about avoiding chart; It's about having a plan, buying consitently and sticking to it whether the price goes up or down

About the notification part, that’s own personal method. Don’t present it as if that’s the best way for everyone. Funny fact is many people including you will still open the app immediately(or later) the notification comes in and check the chart. So how does it reduce pressure? Calling yourself an investor and only following app notification, it means you’re not learning at all. An investor suppose to learn and understand BTC while he is accumulating

[Gallar]

Everyone has the right to look at the market anyway they want. But, because I know how tempting the market can be, we will most likely need to exercise some self-control while doing so. Only people with a high level of discipline and determination can deal with the problems and temptations that come with looking at the market. However, there are other ways to acquire knowledge about what is happening in the market without looking at it, such as: When you authorise notification from the exchange where you purchased your bitcoin, you will be notified whenever the price rises or falls, provided that is what you want to know.

 I believe the pressure will be much lower using this approach than being active in the market every time to look at the market chart. I can't even imagine myself doing that because I know I can't, which is why I prefer allowing notifications from the exchange I used to make my Bitcoin purchase; at least I can get the information I want without watching the market display...up, and down up.

Yes, you may be right, but the problem is, why are you constantly monitoring the Bitcoin price on the market? Because if the context you're discussing here is Bitcoin investment, I don't think constantly monitoring the market is very useful at all. Our job as Bitcoin investors is clearly to buy and hold it for the long term or for a predetermined period. So, with that in mind, why continue monitoring the market? We're not essentially traders.

So, I think you might still have a trader's mindset if you want to constantly monitor market prices. Even if you don't look at the charts directly, seeing them through notifications is also considered monitoring. Therefore, I suspect you might still be tempted by short-term trading. But I hope my assumption is wrong. Basically, don't be reckless when it comes to trading, as it's extremely risky. So, you must be careful, and my advice is to avoid such things for your own good.

[Agbam]

To some point I don't think investing in Bitcoin for long term should make us not to look at the market chart or look at the market and somehow it is not also possible for someone to be accumulating Bitcoin and increasing their stash without looking at the price and movement of Bitcoin. We know every human being can be emotional sometimes but we should keep away our emotions aside when we want to actually check the price or chart because there are Dip that can push some people into selling or panicking.

I can tell you that I barely look at the price of bitcoin only when I am ready to DCA. This is because I focus more time on my work and family since, I know that I'm just to be buying continuously. Looking at the chart like a trader wouldn't change anything in your portfolio size neither will it increase your income.

It's better that you channel the time that you're using to look at the chart to look for means of increasing your income so that, you have have more discretionary income to buy bitcoin consistent and persistent till you reach your bitcoin target. If you're talking about looking at the price, I can understand but looking at chart is not what is needed.

Increasing income vs understanding the market is actually creating an unnecessary conflict. As an investor, we focus most of the time on income and cash flow, but sometimes we can check our own average purchase price, position size and progress of the plan. I don't see anything wrong here. It is not wrong to look at the price, but to stop buying or wait unnecessarily or sell in panic because of that price is the biggest sign of stupidity. So I agree with you that you should focus on increasing income. But you should not be completely blind to the market.

Yes there will always be emotions when it comes to investing but what matters is how you manage it. Even as long term investors looking at price is not harmful but the intent to which you’re using to look at the market and the actions you take after are what should be managed appropriately.

Investors should have a long term mindset and goal as this helps relax the mind when it sees negative volatility, also investing with discretionary money and setting up backup funds.
When you invest with the right approach looking at the price will have no effect on you.

[MainIbem]

Many Bitcoin holders check price often and still stick to their plan. Disciplined long term accumulation is not about avoiding chart; It's about having a plan, buying consitently and sticking to it whether the price goes up or down

About the notification part, that’s own personal method. Don’t present it as if that’s the best way for everyone. Funny fact is many people including you will still open the app immediately(or later) the notification comes in and check the chart. So how does it reduce pressure? Calling yourself an investor and only following app notification, it means you’re not learning at all. An investor suppose to learn and understand BTC while he is accumulating

It's possible but not for a newbie cause they're still new and haven't built enough courage to hold longer some still have little doubt and constantly monitoring the market would definitely lead to a panic sale on the long run. Newbies attention should be how to maintain consistency with buying Bitcoin instead of monitoring the market, they're not traders but investors so why should they be constantly monitoring the market in the first place, does it have any advantage to building a good portfolio?

[The Founding Titan]

Everyone has the right to look at the market anyway they want. But, because I know how tempting the market can be, we will most likely need to exercise some self-control while doing so. Only people with a high level of discipline and determination can deal with the problems and temptations that come with looking at the market. However, there are other ways to acquire knowledge about what is happening in the market without looking at it, such as: When you authorise notification from the exchange where you purchased your bitcoin, you will be notified whenever the price rises or falls, provided that is what you want to know.

 I believe the pressure will be much lower using this approach than being active in the market every time to look at the market chart. I can't even imagine myself doing that because I know I can't, which is why I prefer allowing notifications from the exchange I used to make my Bitcoin purchase; at least I can get the information I want without watching the market display...up, and down up.

Many Bitcoin holders check price often and still stick to their plan. Disciplined long term accumulation is not about avoiding chart; It's about having a plan, buying consitently and sticking to it whether the price goes up or down

About the notification part, that’s own personal method. Don’t present it as if that’s the best way for everyone. Funny fact is many people including you will still open the app immediately(or later) the notification comes in and check the chart. So how does it reduce pressure? Calling yourself an investor and only following app notification, it means you’re not learning at all. An investor suppose to learn and understand BTC while he is accumulating

I receive alot of notifications from different apps daily, exchanges notifying me about changes in the price of bitcoin (not just bitcoin) I've never bothered with turning the notification off, most time I just ignore them and wipe them whenever I wipe the rest of my notifications, you don't want to avoid the chart? That's fine, but why would you always be checking it to see if there has been any changes to the price of bitcoin, if you are DCAing then there is no reason for you to always been looking these things over, for the sake of your own investment so that you don't fall under the pressure and end up selling out of fear.

[Bitcoin-Forever]

Are we only selling not mindful of buying as well in replacement to what we are selling, every buyer should also know that a time is coming he's going to seal and when we decided to release our holdings, it must be on a profitable ground and this is where we must track the market to ensure that we are selling and profit as the market rises above the entry point we made.

Applies to sell in as well or let me see for those that are intending to buy for now, when the market falls, it's create an avenue for every one to have an equal opportunity of buying the dip, this is where bitcoin is a volatile cryptocurrency as it cannot be stationed in one particular price range as we have the Fiat currency pegged, instead we can find a suitable entry as well as an exit to be made in profit altogether.

[yixichloro2xx]

To some point I don't think investing in Bitcoin for long term should make us not to look at the market chart or look at the market and somehow it is not also possible for someone to be accumulating Bitcoin and increasing their stash without looking at the price and movement of Bitcoin. We know every human being can be emotional sometimes but we should keep away our emotions aside when we want to actually check the price or chart because there are Dip that can push some people into selling or panicking.

I can tell you that I barely look at the price of bitcoin only when I am ready to DCA. This is because I focus more time on my work and family since, I know that I'm just to be buying continuously. Looking at the chart like a trader wouldn't change anything in your portfolio size neither will it increase your income.

It's better that you channel the time that you're using to look at the chart to look for means of increasing your income so that, you have have more discretionary income to buy bitcoin consistent and persistent till you reach your bitcoin target. If you're talking about looking at the price, I can understand but looking at chart is not what is needed.

Increasing income vs understanding the market is actually creating an unnecessary conflict. As an investor, we focus most of the time on income and cash flow, but sometimes we can check our own average purchase price, position size and progress of the plan. I don't see anything wrong here. It is not wrong to look at the price, but to stop buying or wait unnecessarily or sell in panic because of that price is the biggest sign of stupidity. So I agree with you that you should focus on increasing income. But you should not be completely blind to the market.

Yes there will always be emotions when it comes to investing but what matters is how you manage it. Even as long term investors looking at price is not harmful but the intent to which you’re using to look at the market and the actions you take after are what should be managed appropriately.

Investors should have a long term mindset and goal as this helps relax the mind when it sees negative volatility, also investing with discretionary money and setting up backup funds.
When you invest with the right approach looking at the price will have no effect on you.

Any investors who has weak emotions are the ones that mostly fall into the trap of panic selling. Surely our emotions will always try to find a way to play with our minds, it is those who can control it, that makes the wisest decision. The purpose of looking at the market price is to give someone info on how the market is doing not instructing you to sell your holdings.

My own question is what's is the point of focusing on long term gains if investors doesn't have the qualities to achieve that goal. Because from what I believe, in Bitcoin investing, long term success is not just about plans and your imaginary focus, it depends on your mindset, patience, discipline. Without these , the goal remains just an idea.

[Gragebox]

Are we only selling not mindful of buying as well in replacement to what we are selling, every buyer should also know that a time is coming he's going to seal and when we decided to release our holdings, it must be on a profitable ground and this is where we must track the market to ensure that we are selling and profit as the market rises above the entry point we made.

Applies to sell in as well or let me see for those that are intending to buy for now, when the market falls, it's create an avenue for every one to have an equal opportunity of buying the dip, this is where bitcoin is a volatile cryptocurrency as it cannot be stationed in one particular price range as we have the Fiat currency pegged, instead we can find a suitable entry as well as an exit to be made in profit altogether.

In cryptocurrency trading, one should be able to strike a balance between accumulation and exits. At some point, the buyers become sellers. This means that following the market and ensuring that you exit at a profitable level above your point of entry is key.

However, this also applies to purchases. The market dips should not cause us to panic. They provide an equal chance for all parties to 'buy the dip.' Bitcoin being highly volatile is its best trait. This is because it never rests and continues to create waves of movement in the market.

The trick to success in this field is patience. Through understanding the nature of market movements, we can find our way to enter into the market when it is down and earn maximum profit when the market rises.

[Baki202]

Everyone has the right to look at the market anyway they want. But, because I know how tempting the market can be, we will most likely need to exercise some self-control while doing so. Only people with a high level of discipline and determination can deal with the problems and temptations that come with looking at the market. However, there are other ways to acquire knowledge about what is happening in the market without looking at it, such as: When you authorise notification from the exchange where you purchased your bitcoin, you will be notified whenever the price rises or falls, provided that is what you want to know.

 I believe the pressure will be much lower using this approach than being active in the market every time to look at the market chart. I can't even imagine myself doing that because I know I can't, which is why I prefer allowing notifications from the exchange I used to make my Bitcoin purchase; at least I can get the information I want without watching the market display...up, and down up.

Many Bitcoin holders check price often and still stick to their plan. Disciplined long term accumulation is not about avoiding chart; It's about having a plan, buying consitently and sticking to it whether the price goes up or down

About the notification part, that’s own personal method. Don’t present it as if that’s the best way for everyone. Funny fact is many people including you will still open the app immediately(or later) the notification comes in and check the chart. So how does it reduce pressure? Calling yourself an investor and only following app notification, it means you’re not learning at all. An investor suppose to learn and understand BTC while he is accumulating

I receive alot of notifications from different apps daily, exchanges notifying me about changes in the price of bitcoin (not just bitcoin) I've never bothered with turning the notification off, most time I just ignore them and wipe them whenever I wipe the rest of my notifications, you don't want to avoid the chart? That's fine, but why would you always be checking it to see if there has been any changes to the price of bitcoin, if you are DCAing then there is no reason for you to always been looking these things over, for the sake of your own investment so that you don't fall under the pressure and end up selling out of fear.

And this will even help with tracking the price because that is were most of the problem use to come from they don't know when to track the price or not and  I don't think there will be need for you to turn it off because if you should look at it there people that even add it to there phones as widget so that as the price is changing they will be able to monitor it from from and that is the right thing for them to do for those that are always wanting to buy the dip can also do this one because if they are able to follow if they don't want to do DCA then there better ways just that people are not even calming down for them to purchase and then another thing they are suppose to be working on will be accumulation.

[Proty]

To some point I don't think investing in Bitcoin for long term should make us not to look at the market chart or look at the market and somehow it is not also possible for someone to be accumulating Bitcoin and increasing their stash without looking at the price and movement of Bitcoin. We know every human being can be emotional sometimes but we should keep away our emotions aside when we want to actually check the price or chart because there are Dip that can push some people into selling or panicking.

I can tell you that I barely look at the price of bitcoin only when I am ready to DCA. This is because I focus more time on my work and family since, I know that I'm just to be buying continuously. Looking at the chart like a trader wouldn't change anything in your portfolio size neither will it increase your income.

It's better that you channel the time that you're using to look at the chart to look for means of increasing your income so that, you have have more discretionary income to buy bitcoin consistent and persistent till you reach your bitcoin target. If you're talking about looking at the price, I can understand but looking at chart is not what is needed.

Increasing income vs understanding the market is actually creating an unnecessary conflict. As an investor, we focus most of the time on income and cash flow, but sometimes we can check our own average purchase price, position size and progress of the plan. I don't see anything wrong here. It is not wrong to look at the price, but to stop buying or wait unnecessarily or sell in panic because of that price is the biggest sign of stupidity. So I agree with you that you should focus on increasing income. But you should not be completely blind to the market.

Yes there will always be emotions when it comes to investing but what matters is how you manage it. Even as long term investors looking at price is not harmful but the intent to which you’re using to look at the market and the actions you take after are what should be managed appropriately.

Investors should have a long term mindset and goal as this helps relax the mind when it sees negative volatility, also investing with discretionary money and setting up backup funds.
When you invest with the right approach looking at the price will have no effect on you.

Any investors who has weak emotions are the ones that mostly fall into the trap of panic selling. Surely our emotions will always try to find a way to play with our minds, it is those who can control it, that makes the wisest decision. The purpose of looking at the market price is to give someone info on how the market is doing not instructing you to sell your holdings.

My own question is what's is the point of focusing on long term gains if investors doesn't have the qualities to achieve that goal. Because from what I believe, in Bitcoin investing, long term success is not just about plans and your imaginary focus, it depends on your mindset, patience, discipline. Without these , the goal remains just an idea.

It is not all the people that has long term goal of holding bitcoin will eventually achieve it. Some may end up selling there bitcoin as a result of there inability to make the right decision as regards there bitcoin investment.
Not being able to control ones emotions especially during a bear market can push an investor into panicking and to sell there bitcoin without them not being able to hold their bitcoin for a long term.

[I_Anime]

Are we only selling not mindful of buying as well in replacement to what we are selling, every buyer should also know that a time is coming he's going to seal and when we decided to release our holdings, it must be on a profitable ground and this is where we must track the market to ensure that we are selling and profit as the market rises above the entry point we made.

Applies to sell in as well or let me see for those that are intending to buy for now, when the market falls, it's create an avenue for every one to have an equal opportunity of buying the dip, this is where bitcoin is a volatile cryptocurrency as it cannot be stationed in one particular price range as we have the Fiat currency pegged, instead we can find a suitable entry as well as an exit to be made in profit altogether.

Every one has their own target goal , some goals is based on the quantity of bitcoin while some goals base on years , some folks are planning to hold for a whole cycle and some are planning to hold beyond that without thinking of selling .

While some target is the number of bitcoin they manage to accumulate in their time of buying some target can be 5 BTC and more than , can be even 1 BTC depending on the individual that’s buying or investing.

[CageMabok]

It is not all the people that has long term goal of holding bitcoin will eventually achieve it. Some may end up selling there bitcoin as a result of there inability to make the right decision as regards there bitcoin investment.
Not being able to control ones emotions especially during a bear market can push an investor into panicking and to sell there bitcoin without them not being able to hold their bitcoin for a long term.

Investors who are more prone to panic and sell their Bitcoin holdings are often those who are not yet mature in terms of knowledge and financial strength, which can lead to selling Bitcoin due to excessive panic. I believe such individuals are not suited to be investors, and I personally would not immediately invite such individuals into any job if the opportunity presented itself, as people with such a mentality are more likely to run away when faced with problems. This is why investors must be truly wise, both in their thinking and actions, because sometimes problems must be addressed in a slightly different way without sacrificing the Bitcoin holdings they have held for years or even a short time.

[laspol65]

Many Bitcoin holders check price often and still stick to their plan. Disciplined long term accumulation is not about avoiding chart; It's about having a plan, buying consitently and sticking to it whether the price goes up or down

About the notification part, that’s own personal method. Don’t present it as if that’s the best way for everyone. Funny fact is many people including you will still open the app immediately(or later) the notification comes in and check the chart. So how does it reduce pressure? Calling yourself an investor and only following app notification, it means you’re not learning at all. An investor suppose to learn and understand BTC while he is accumulating

It's possible but not for a newbie cause they're still new and haven't built enough courage to hold longer some still have little doubt and constantly monitoring the market would definitely lead to a panic sale on the long run. Newbies attention should be how to maintain consistency with buying Bitcoin instead of monitoring the market, they're not traders but investors so why should they be constantly monitoring the market in the first place, does it have any advantage to building a good portfolio?

Look, we are not here to discuss trading. In the current situation, investing in Bitcoin is a situation that you can plan to hold. The longer you hold it, the more profitable it is likely to be, so you can safely buy Bitcoin and hold it for a long time. Remember, whether you are holding Bitcoin or your future is moving forward, you can be financially independent. As long as you are punishing yourself, you can invest in Bitcoin with your discretionary income and move forward into the future and you can hold it as planned.

[Sulegzy39]

I'm curious why they're giving guidance to investors who are, by definition, more experienced. I believe this is an error that should be clarified. Their goal is to offer advise to experienced investors. Those who don't understand much should contact them so they may give guidance to those who don't fully comprehend or know how to find the path to success they've found. ced in Bitcoin investment, particularly because these experienced investors routinely apply the DCA approach to accumulate Bitcoin.

I believe that everyone continues to employ the DCA technique to accumulate Bitcoin. This technique is quite beneficial and helps the goals of individuals looking to begin investing in Bitcoin. That is correct, because our ability to DCA is contingent on our financial resources. Without a solid basis, it is difficult for anyone to make DCA Bitcoin purchases. This is why many people actively invest in DCA. They have the ability to begin. There are no limitations for individuals who desire to amass Bitcoin in whatever amount. Clearly, with financial capability, I feel any approach can be used, because the strength is clearly decided by someone's financial ability to begin accumulating Bitcoin.

[gracreavix]

Many Bitcoin holders check price often and still stick to their plan. Disciplined long term accumulation is not about avoiding chart; It's about having a plan, buying consitently and sticking to it whether the price goes up or down

About the notification part, that’s own personal method. Don’t present it as if that’s the best way for everyone. Funny fact is many people including you will still open the app immediately(or later) the notification comes in and check the chart. So how does it reduce pressure? Calling yourself an investor and only following app notification, it means you’re not learning at all. An investor suppose to learn and understand BTC while he is accumulating

It's possible but not for a newbie cause they're still new and haven't built enough courage to hold longer some still have little doubt and constantly monitoring the market would definitely lead to a panic sale on the long run. Newbies attention should be how to maintain consistency with buying Bitcoin instead of monitoring the market, they're not traders but investors so why should they be constantly monitoring the market in the first place, does it have any advantage to building a good portfolio?

Look, we are not here to discuss trading. In the current situation, investing in Bitcoin is a situation that you can plan to hold. The longer you hold it, the more profitable it is likely to be, so you can safely buy Bitcoin and hold it for a long time. Remember, whether you are holding Bitcoin or your future is moving forward, you can be financially independent. As long as you are punishing yourself, you can invest in Bitcoin with your discretionary income and move forward into the future and you can hold it as planned.

Obviously, nobody here is actually discussing trading completely. I see no reason why you think they are discussing trading. They are just making there own observations. There's still something i would like to chip in. Tere's a distinctive difference between monitoring the price and monitoring Bitcoin. I can stare at the chart for observation and still do my DCA very ok. Investors need not to check chart everyday. But once in a while, they might wave through to see the chart. I don't think that's bad. You can look and not do anything. Is that now harmful?

It can only be for those without self control. Which  by looking at the chart can make them do stupid things.

[Gallar]

Are we only selling not mindful of buying as well in replacement to what we are selling, every buyer should also know that a time is coming he's going to seal and when we decided to release our holdings, it must be on a profitable ground and this is where we must track the market to ensure that we are selling and profit as the market rises above the entry point we made.

Applies to sell in as well or let me see for those that are intending to buy for now, when the market falls, it's create an avenue for every one to have an equal opportunity of buying the dip, this is where bitcoin is a volatile cryptocurrency as it cannot be stationed in one particular price range as we have the Fiat currency pegged, instead we can find a suitable entry as well as an exit to be made in profit altogether.

Yes,, you're absolutely right, my friend. Every Bitcoin investor certainly wants a profit when they eventually sell their Bitcoin in the future. However, I believe that, even now, while we're still in the accumulation phase, there's no real need to constantly monitor the market. Our holding target is still quite far away, and we haven't yet reached our Bitcoin purchase target. Therefore, why bother monitoring the market?

Since our Bitcoin holding is still quite far away, we clearly won't be selling our Bitcoin just yet. Therefore, I believe that at this point, we don't need to monitor the market frequently. This can clearly erode our resolve. Humans are naturally tempted by profits, even if they're not substantial. Therefore, to minimize this, we must be disciplined and monitor the market less frequently. So, that's my conclusion on this matter.

[Glen Hoddle]

Many Bitcoin holders check price often and still stick to their plan. Disciplined long term accumulation is not about avoiding chart; It's about having a plan, buying consitently and sticking to it whether the price goes up or down

About the notification part, that’s own personal method. Don’t present it as if that’s the best way for everyone. Funny fact is many people including you will still open the app immediately(or later) the notification comes in and check the chart. So how does it reduce pressure? Calling yourself an investor and only following app notification, it means you’re not learning at all. An investor suppose to learn and understand BTC while he is accumulating

It's possible but not for a newbie cause they're still new and haven't built enough courage to hold longer some still have little doubt and constantly monitoring the market would definitely lead to a panic sale on the long run. Newbies attention should be how to maintain consistency with buying Bitcoin instead of monitoring the market, they're not traders but investors so why should they be constantly monitoring the market in the first place, does it have any advantage to building a good portfolio?

If Bitcoin investment is held for a long term, then there is no point in doing market research or market monitoring. Whether new to Bitcoin investment or old, if a person takes the risk and holds Bitcoin for a long time, he will definitely be suitable for it. Therefore, discretionary income should be used in Bitcoin investment, as much money as he can afford to lose should be invested in Bitcoin. In this way, if a person invests in Bitcoin using discretionary income, then he can definitely succeed, only through strategy and taking risks can he definitely achieve success.

[Obulis]

Buying when the price drops and selling when the price rises sounds like trading, but if we buy when it's low and sell when it's high, but we hold BTC for more than 10 years, I think it's the right thing to do because it will certainly yield large profits, because it's certainly a long-term holding of BTC. However, if we only hold it for a short time, I think this can be considered trading and certainly not investing.

In my opinion, buying BTC doesn't always have to be when the price drops if you intend to invest long-term. Those who have the potential to gain large profits are those who hold BTC the longest. Of course, even if you buy at a low price, sometimes if you don't hold BTC for the long term, there's the potential to lose profits to those who hold BTC for the long term, even if they don't buy BTC at a low price.

I agree with your theory that those who plan to buy when the price drops and sell when it rises are moving towards trading. However, I don't think that just keeping it for 10 years makes it an investment. Because the difference between investment and trading is not limited to how many years/how long, but why you are buying, how your position is being created, and for what purpose the decision to sell is being made may be important.

For example, @Solokan you yourself say that if you keep it for ten years, you will definitely make a profit. But in reality, it is quite difficult to guarantee where Bitcoin will go in these 10 years. So if you are sure about the entry and exit price from the beginning, then your plan may depend on market timing even after 10 years. Which can be equivalent to trading. Again, suppose I am a long-term investor and have been saving Bitcoin regularly, but if after 5-6 years I sell some of it for medical, house or retirement needs, then it will not be right to call me a trader.

That situation will vary depends on the intent of the investor doing such actions. Maybe at some point we can say that those people doing such thing like buying Bitcoin consistently then have targets to sell in 10 years somehow close to trading, but I also think that this is more better action to do since 10 years is long conviction. Compare to those people doing actual short trades which this action they made is so risky.

Also in other point, those long term saver decide to sell their coins is not automatically a trader. Since sometimes there are real life emergencies that even our emergency funds can cover it. That's selling some of the coins we bought before is one of best options to do. If they already achieve the 10 years holding somehow we can say that their investment serves its purpose and they can decide to slowly take their profit if they really need it.

Ten years is not a childs play and so is 10 year venture not a joke. To say 10 years right now is more than half how old Bitcoin is, just imagine holding Bitcoin for ten years now? A 10 years old business or investment that has stayed for ten years can longer be in the class of testing for immediate gain in the case of Bitcoin 10 years holding should not or can no longer be seen in the class of trading because it has actually stood the test of time.
It's not a bad idea for Bitcoin to become part of the asset to be inherited by someones family but then selling Bitcoin after 10 years holding is not trading.

[ruykeri]

Are we only selling not mindful of buying as well in replacement to what we are selling, every buyer should also know that a time is coming he's going to seal and when we decided to release our holdings, it must be on a profitable ground and this is where we must track the market to ensure that we are selling and profit as the market rises above the entry point we made.

Applies to sell in as well or let me see for those that are intending to buy for now, when the market falls, it's create an avenue for every one to have an equal opportunity of buying the dip, this is where bitcoin is a volatile cryptocurrency as it cannot be stationed in one particular price range as we have the Fiat currency pegged, instead we can find a suitable entry as well as an exit to be made in profit altogether.

I think you mixed up here the investment and trading . If you buy Bitcoin and just plan to find entry points and exit points and take profit, that becomes more of a trading mindset than a long-term investment. The idea of ​​selling Bitcoin at a profitable time by making market predictions becomes very risky. Because no one knows for sure what the price of Bitcoin will be in the short term. Finding suitable entries and profitable exits is the traders job, but the job of a serious Bitcoin investor is to patiently accumulate Bitcoin within their financial condition , because a quick decision to sell ruins the long time  opportunity.