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[cyberninja2]

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Aggressive buying is allowed at all level, newbies can buy aggressively if they have the financial resources or capacity to do so but what is not allowed is being overly aggressive with the buy in the sense that most persons use funds meant to sort out other basic financial needs to buy bitcoin aggressively which is a very wrong approach. If they have the financial power to buy aggressively then they can go ahead to buy aggressively at any market price knowing fully well that the income they’re using is their discretionary income even while they’re ongoing buying bitcoin regularly with DCA, and also have a back up funds.

While correct, there are still mistakes that must be made with caution. Aggressive buying is not a problem as long as they have stable financial resources and capacity to cover all their needs. This is an example of what should also be done by those who are sometimes afraid to make purchases even though they have the financial capacity to do so but are unwilling to do so.

And another mistake is made by those who make excessive purchases, spending all their money solely on Bitcoin. While this is a good thing, as humans, we must consider our needs, both for consumption and other needs.

If we aggressively spend all our income on purchases, we will always be doing it wrong. This doesn't mean we can't make purchases, but rather a slightly incorrect approach, which can leave us with nothing left to cover our own needs. This is especially true for those with families, who find it especially devastating when their wives and children need something, but we can't meet their needs. Therefore, it's better to do things in a systematic way, but ensure that all our desires, whether for purchases or other needs, are met, so that we can become people who manage our income well, in accordance with our principles.

[Sulegzy39]

The point is that some people enjoy gambling, even though most people are aware of how unpredictable Bitcoin is. They will continue to gamble with their chance to begin investing in Bitcoin regardless of what you tell them. Many of them later regret it because they never make another investment because they believe they will always have the chance to buy the dip. It's possible that the price of Bitcoin won't fall to their anticipated level, and even if it does, it might not hit their desired level.

They simply wait for the price of Bitcoin to rebound and keep rising.I know someone who was unable to make another Bitcoin investment due to this ongoing waiting for the price to decline. He had money to invest in Bitcoin during the previous bull run, but he anticipated a further decline in price. He lost the chance because of that. He only recently decided to resume investing in Bitcoin. Considering where the price of Bitcoin is now, he would have been extremely happy if he had invested when it was around $40,000.

[Saltysugar99]

Your idea is wrong and you are misleading the newbies, it is natural that if you buy Bitcoin aggressively, that is, aggressively, you will face danger. Because if you have all the money and use all this money, then what will you do with that danger if you face danger at any time later? Because you bought Bitcoin aggressively with all the money you had. You have formed an emergency fund to buy Bitcoin, so you may be forced to sell your Bitcoin investment in the middle.
So I did not like your idea in any way. You cannot say this, because if the newbies follow your plan, they will fail to sustain their Bitcoin investment for a long time. As a result, Bitcoin will be Shahrukh, and all the plans we are making will be abused as failures. So I think you should never buy Bitcoin aggressively, which will hinder your long-term holding.

Aggressive buying is allowed at all level, newbies can buy aggressively if they have the financial resources or capacity to do so but what is not allowed is being overly aggressive with the buy in the sense that most persons use funds meant to sort out other basic financial needs to buy bitcoin aggressively which is a very wrong approach. If they have the financial power to buy aggressively then they can go ahead to buy aggressively at any market price knowing fully well that the income they’re using is their discretionary income even while they’re ongoing buying bitcoin regularly with DCA, and also have a back up funds.

Getting both of your two statements, it seems that the difference between aggressive bitcoin accumulation and over-aggressive bitcoin accumulation is not yet clear. We should clearly understand what is aggressive buying bitcoin and what is over-aggressive bitcoin accumulation. If a person makes $100 discretionary income per week, if he buys bitcoin for $10, then his accumulation is relatively less aggressive. If the same person starts buying bitcoin for $50, then he is now accumulating bitcoin more aggressively than the previous amount. Again if he has a strong backup fund then he may decide to buy bitcoin for $70 or $80, which can be quite logical. Aggressiveness depends on how much of his discretionary income the person is using to invest in bitcoin. But over-aggressive buying is an investment in bitcoin that exceeds his ability. Now if a person's discretionary income is $200, if he accumulates $250 bitcoin every week, then that person is buying bitcoin over-aggressively. This is really risky when it comes to investing in bitcoin. it seems to me that that person will be at risk of forced selling in the future. If a person invests over-aggressively in bitcoin for a long time, then his strong backup fund has not been created as a result of over-aggressive investing. Now suddenly he loses his job or someone in the family needs a large amount of money for medical treatment. At the same time, if the price of bitcoin drops by 50%, then this wrong decision of buying bitcoin over-aggressively will cause that person to face a very big financial loss. Even after investing in bitcoin, that person will not be able to achieve financial security in the future due to the wrong decision. if such a serious situation arises, he will face a big financial loss.

But investing in bitcoin aggressively means that as much of the discretionary income as possible can be used to invest in bitcoin, which can give good results in the long run. Especially in the beginning, you get the opportunity to buy a large amount of bitcoin at a low price. It is possible to DCA a large amount of fund bitcoin very quickly. Bitcoin holding has the opportunity to become strong quickly. If you can make aggressive accumulation within your financial capacity, a person can create a significant bitcoin holding relatively quickly. If someone DCA with a small amount, the amount of bitcoin holding that will be created in 10 years, if someone DCA with a higher amount, he has the opportunity to create the same amount of bitcoin holding in half the time. So there may be some good opportunities to invest in bitcoin aggressively. But if you invest in bitcoin over-aggressively, the risk increases a lot. Because here, you are taking such a risk by ignoring your own financial limitations, which may damage your long-term investment.

[Showlove01]

Aggressive buying is allowed at all level, newbies can buy aggressively if they have the financial resources or capacity to do so but what is not allowed is being overly aggressive with the buy in the sense that most persons use funds meant to sort out other basic financial needs to buy bitcoin aggressively which is a very wrong approach. If they have the financial power to buy aggressively then they can go ahead to buy aggressively at any market price knowing fully well that the income they’re using is their discretionary income even while they’re ongoing buying bitcoin regularly with DCA, and also have a back up funds.

Newbie are not actually supposed to be aggressive in their accumulation immediately they start because it can cause a lot of panicking or even selling off their investment and as such they need more time or little time to understand the market even more better and clearer so they do not panic or sell unnecessarily. i will like to elaborate a little about what you meant by being overly aggressive, the term " overly aggressive" means going beyond what is acceptable or normal which means you are absolutely right. when someone is using their expanse money to invest in bitcoin it means they are being overly aggressive because it is not normal and advisable.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

Your idea is wrong and you are misleading the newbies, it is natural that if you buy Bitcoin aggressively, that is, aggressively, you will face danger. Because if you have all the money and use all this money, then what will you do with that danger if you face danger at any time later? Because you bought Bitcoin aggressively with all the money you had. You have formed an emergency fund to buy Bitcoin, so you may be forced to sell your Bitcoin investment in the middle.
So I did not like your idea in any way. You cannot say this, because if the newbies follow your plan, they will fail to sustain their Bitcoin investment for a long time. As a result, Bitcoin will be Shahrukh, and all the plans we are making will be abused as failures. So I think you should never buy Bitcoin aggressively, which will hinder your long-term holding.

Aggressive buying is allowed at all level, newbies can buy aggressively if they have the financial resources or capacity to do so but what is not allowed is being overly aggressive with the buy in the sense that most persons use funds meant to sort out other basic financial needs to buy bitcoin aggressively which is a very wrong approach. If they have the financial power to buy aggressively then they can go ahead to buy aggressively at any market price knowing fully well that the income they’re using is their discretionary income even while they’re ongoing buying bitcoin regularly with DCA, and also have a back up funds.

It is not wrong to invest aggressively, it is wrong only when you are aggressively investing the money you need with emotion. If you have additional financial benefits, then you can definitely invest aggressively without any problem, if you do not have to face any financial problems due to this advance investment. But people usually invest with excessive emotion or greed in the first stage, due to which they decide to invest with the necessary money even though they do not have the means, and this is the biggest mistake. At this stage, they start creating a messy situation in their financial situation, they invest the necessary money, but when they need it, they do not have any other financial means, as a result, they decide to sell their investment but then if the price of Bitcoin is low, then they are forced to sell the investment despite the low price, and at this stage they face losses. So you have to be careful about these things, you have to pay attention to your financial situation first, if you have additional financial benefits after continuing your continuous investment, then you should take advantage of the market volatility and invest aggressively at the dip price.

[samadam007]

Newbie are not actually supposed to be aggressive in their accumulation immediately they start because it can cause a lot of panicking or even selling off their investment and as such they need more time or little time to understand the market even more better and clearer so they do not panic or sell unnecessarily. i will like to elaborate a little about what you meant by being overly aggressive, the term " overly aggressive" means going beyond what is acceptable or normal which means you are absolutely right. when someone is using their expanse money to invest in bitcoin it means they are being overly aggressive because it is not normal and advisable.

Nobody is saying a newbie “must” be aggressive with their accumulation, but if their discretionary income is big enough to accommodate aggressive buying, then why not? Even though we always advise folks to start small, understand how volatility works then increase amount later. Not everyone starting out might want to follow that same pattern, especially if they’re financially stable. That is why you can’t just assume straight up that a newbie will panick and sell his bitcoin if he starts big.

[PhilosopherKing]

It is not wrong to invest aggressively, it is wrong only when you are aggressively investing the money you need with emotion. If you have additional financial benefits, then you can definitely invest aggressively without any problem, if you do not have to face any financial problems due to this advance investment. But people usually invest with excessive emotion or greed in the first stage, due to which they decide to invest with the necessary money even though they do not have the means, and this is the biggest mistake. At this stage, they start creating a messy situation in their financial situation, they invest the necessary money, but when they need it, they do not have any other financial means, as a result, they decide to sell their investment but then if the price of Bitcoin is low, then they are forced to sell the investment despite the low price, and at this stage they face losses. So you have to be careful about these things, you have to pay attention to your financial situation first, if you have additional financial benefits after continuing your continuous investment, then you should take advantage of the market volatility and invest aggressively at the dip price.

It funny how you guys ties aggressive investment with buying dip. Imo, person dont need a dip to buy, and they sure as hell don't even need that dip to also aggressively invest. Supposed that there is a bull market and person just happen to have more discretionary income than they usually get, it sure as hell wouldn't make sense if the person wait for the dip to come before they buy aggressively.

Even in that bull market, the person can be aggressive the way they want so that they can accumulate lots of bitcoin that can front load their investments.

The goal is for investor to keep ongoingly building up their stash and avoid any action that will make them to pause investing. And since things like buying the dip will affect, it is better that person don't rely on it whenever they are investing.

[Son Of Blockchain (SOB)]

It funny how you guys ties aggressive investment with buying dip. Imo, person dont need a dip to buy, and they sure as hell don't even need that dip to also aggressively invest. Supposed that there is a bull market and person just happen to have more discretionary income than they usually get, it sure as hell wouldn't make sense if the person wait for the dip to come before they buy aggressively.

Even in that bull market, the person can be aggressive the way they want so that they can accumulate lots of bitcoin that can front load their investments.

The goal is for investor to keep ongoingly building up their stash and avoid any action that will make them to pause investing. And since things like buying the dip will affect, it is better that person don't rely on it whenever they are investing.

Isn't that a trap, the dip doesn't give any notification of when it would happen so instead of waiting to buy more during that period which might not happen as expect it better for an investor to focus on DCA buying then increase the amount for buying Bitcoin whenever the opportunity arises to buy more.
 No form of strategy should make an investor delay buying when the discretionary fund is available no matte how good the strategy sounds, that’s why i think there no better strategy than the DCA cause it support/encourages consistent accumulation which is what should be the priority of every investor.

[Stormisover]

Aggressive buying is allowed at all level, newbies can buy aggressively if they have the financial resources or capacity to do so but what is not allowed is being overly aggressive with the buy in the sense that most persons use funds meant to sort out other basic financial needs to buy bitcoin aggressively which is a very wrong approach. If they have the financial power to buy aggressively then they can go ahead to buy aggressively at any market price knowing fully well that the income they’re using is their discretionary income even while they’re ongoing buying bitcoin regularly with DCA, and also have a back up funds.

Newbie are not actually supposed to be aggressive in their accumulation immediately they start because it can cause a lot of panicking or even selling off their investment and as such they need more time or little time to understand the market even more better and clearer so they do not panic or sell unnecessarily. i will like to elaborate a little about what you meant by being overly aggressive, the term " overly aggressive" means going beyond what is acceptable or normal which means you are absolutely right. when someone is using their expanse money to invest in bitcoin it means they are being overly aggressive because it is not normal and advisable.

Anyone including newbies can be as aggressive as they want within their own means without over doing things and there is nothing wrong with that, risk tolerance and financial position can differ so as level of aggressiveness can differ on different individuals, being aggressive even as a newbie is not actual bad if it's on the level they can be comfortable with, where the problem begins is when they are being over aggressive with their investment which is different from being aggressive.

[Patrol69]

The point is that some people enjoy gambling, even though most people are aware of how unpredictable Bitcoin is. They will continue to gamble with their chance to begin investing in Bitcoin regardless of what you tell them. Many of them later regret it because they never make another investment because they believe they will always have the chance to buy the dip. It's possible that the price of Bitcoin won't fall to their anticipated level, and even if it does, it might not hit their desired level.

They simply wait for the price of Bitcoin to rebound and keep rising.I know someone who was unable to make another Bitcoin investment due to this ongoing waiting for the price to decline. He had money to invest in Bitcoin during the previous bull run, but he anticipated a further decline in price. He lost the chance because of that. He only recently decided to resume investing in Bitcoin. Considering where the price of Bitcoin is now, he would have been extremely happy if he had invested when it was around $40,000.

If you just wait for the price to fall, you will never make an investment because a person does not know what the lowest level will be even if the price falls. When investors wait with the intention or plan to invest so that they can buy at a relatively low price, they only expect the market to fall further. When the market goes down, they expect more down, in this way, when the market starts moving from that low level to a high level again, they again think that if the market returns to its previous state, they will invest but the market does not always change as they expected, due to which they later regret that they should have invested at that time. For those who wait, I would say that instead of waiting, they can adopt the DCA investment strategy, because in this investment strategy, investors do not actually miss any investment opportunity because investors continue to invest here with a part of their discretionary income.

That is why investors should always keep in mind that buying consistently is a more acceptable and effective decision for investment than waiting for a perfect purchase.

[JayJuanGee]

Honestly DCA strategy provides an investor with opportunity to always buy the dip without always waiting for the dip, that's why it becomes easier and beautiful to plan aggressive buying to seize the dip not only if there is opportunity funds, but then opportunity funds now becomes a facilitator to aggressive buying during the dip. This happens effortlessly without market pressure and what's your view? Under this condition, the interpretation of the dip is absolutely different from the interpretation by abject dip buyers. As in, the dip is perceived at different intensity and that will mean a DCA strategist who has plans for aggressive buying during the dip will be able to buy the dip while abject dip buyers are still waiting to buy the dip, it's that simple and possible.

Opportunity funds as you may call it, is not only a facilitator to aggressive buying during dips alone as you can always get to buy aggressively at any market price provided you have the funds or financial power to do so. If such opportunity funds is available to an investor who is ongoingly investing with the DCA, he can decide to seize the  opportunity and buy aggressively as he wants without getting to wait to do it when its dip because he can actually buy aggressively at any market price. Conclusively, aggressive buying can be done at any market price.

Your idea is wrong and you are misleading the newbies, it is natural that if you buy Bitcoin aggressively, that is, aggressively, you will face danger. Because if you have all the money and use all this money, then what will you do with that danger if you face danger at any time later? Because you bought Bitcoin aggressively with all the money you had. You have formed an emergency fund to buy Bitcoin, so you may be forced to sell your Bitcoin investment in the middle.
So I did not like your idea in any way. You cannot say this, because if the newbies follow your plan, they will fail to sustain their Bitcoin investment for a long time. As a result, Bitcoin will be Shahrukh, and all the plans we are making will be abused as failures. So I think you should never buy Bitcoin aggressively, which will hinder your long-term holding.

You seem to be mixing up investing overaggressive with investing aggressively.

I frequently suggest that guys should try to invest in bitcoin as aggressively as they can without overdoing it, and each guy has to decide how much he want to invest.

If the guy is investing within the scope of his discretionary funds, then he may well be investing within reasonable confines, yet from his discretionary funds, he has to figure out how much he wants to invest, how much to save and how much to discretionarily spend.  Those are his choices, and if he has $100 each week and he allocates $33 to each category then that might be reasonable, yet is also might be reasonable for him to allocate 80/10/10.. Those are choices, yet if he screws up, then he will have to be accountable for his screw ups.

[Derekfunds]

Nobody is saying a newbie “must” be aggressive with their accumulation, but if their discretionary income is big enough to accommodate aggressive buying, then why not? Even though we always advise folks to start small, understand how volatility works then increase amount later. Not everyone starting out might want to follow that same pattern, especially if they’re financially stable. That is why you can’t just assume straight up that a newbie will panick and sell his bitcoin if he starts big.

I believe strongly there is reason a newbie should not be aggressive when they start their Bitcoin investment because their ability  and emotion to handle a massive or strong Dip won't be there so I will advise they stick to the normal DCA purchase consistently maybe with time they can start after developing some level of confident that  won't alter their emotion easily. A newbie doesn't necessarily need to understand how volatile Bitcoin is I mean not to an extreme but knowing market can go up or down at any time is cool.

[Jostern]

You seem to be mixing up investing overaggressive with investing aggressively.

I frequently suggest that guys should try to invest in bitcoin as aggressively as they can without overdoing it, and each guy has to decide how much he want to invest.

If the guy is investing within the scope of his discretionary funds, then he may well be investing within reasonable confines, yet from his discretionary funds, he has to figure out how much he wants to invest, how much to save and how much to discretionarily spend.  Those are his choices, and if he has $100 each week and he allocates $33 to each category then that might be reasonable, yet is also might be reasonable for him to allocate 80/10/10.. Those are choices, yet if he screws up, then he will have to be accountable for his screw ups.

Yes you’re absolutely correct, there is nothing wrong in being aggressive when we have the money to be aggressive with buying bitcoin, where the problem comes is when an investor is over aggressive, it’s more wise to know our limits when buying bitcoin aggressively, however when I started buying and accumulating bitcoin, I felt like I was far behind with buying and accumulating bitcoin, I was considering that I have wasted much time when I started my bitcoin investment, but I had some money available saved somewhere, I decided to be as aggressive as possible as I can stack more bitcoin aggressively, I took every opportunity I had in the market, but I was quite cautious with my level of being aggressive with buying bitcoin, at some point I had to take a hold of myself  before I start using money meant for my expenses all in the name of buying aggressive, in nutshell I tried not to be over aggressive by over doing the aggressive part, it made more sense to me when I can buy bitcoin as much as I can afford with my discretionary income, it’s better to buy little by little as much as we can afford through the DCA instead of being overly aggressive and then we jeopardize our bitcoin portfolio all because we want to buy more, that would be a very wrong thing to do with buying and accumulating bitcoin, we have to also take responsibility of our actions when buying bitcoin aggressively.

[POPOLUV]

The point is that some people enjoy gambling, even though most people are aware of how unpredictable Bitcoin is. They will continue to gamble with their chance to begin investing in Bitcoin regardless of what you tell them. Many of them later regret it because they never make another investment because they believe they will always have the chance to buy the dip. It's possible that the price of Bitcoin won't fall to their anticipated level, and even if it does, it might not hit their desired level.

They simply wait for the price of Bitcoin to rebound and keep rising.I know someone who was unable to make another Bitcoin investment due to this ongoing waiting for the price to decline. He had money to invest in Bitcoin during the previous bull run, but he anticipated a further decline in price. He lost the chance because of that. He only recently decided to resume investing in Bitcoin. Considering where the price of Bitcoin is now, he would have been extremely happy if he had invested when it was around $40,000.

My experience over the years, i Sense that investors that knows the risks associated in gambling with their Bitcoin, yet choose or prefer to take the such risky, probably are those investors that are still battling on how their patient can go in building up their Bitcoin portfolio, if not i don't see such reasons why investors will know the risks involved in gambling with their Bitcoin but choose to gamble, and secondly investors should never wait for any bull market but take the advantage of market price any moment you have been able to sort out his discretionary income and emergency fund that will keep your investments safe from any financial problems.

[Cyber_warrior]

Nobody is saying a newbie “must” be aggressive with their accumulation, but if their discretionary income is big enough to accommodate aggressive buying, then why not? Even though we always advise folks to start small, understand how volatility works then increase amount later. Not everyone starting out might want to follow that same pattern, especially if they’re financially stable. That is why you can’t just assume straight up that a newbie will panick and sell his bitcoin if he starts big.

I believe strongly there is reason a newbie should not be aggressive when they start their Bitcoin investment because their ability  and emotion to handle a massive or strong Dip won't be there so I will advise they stick to the normal DCA purchase consistently maybe with time they can start after developing some level of confident that  won't alter their emotion easily. A newbie doesn't necessarily need to understand how volatile Bitcoin is I mean not to an extreme but knowing market can go up or down at any time is cool.

I think a newbie being aggressive isn’t a case of emotional thing but how much discretionary income they have at the end of the month, and how much can they be Able to allocate to buying of Bitcoin from their discretionary income without affecting their basic needs and also their emotions. You could choose to buy aggressive Without having that discretionary income or you may even have but can’t afford to lose such discretionary income on buying aggressively.

Sometimes we are left with choice of sharing our discretionary income into other stuffs, like building emergency funds, reserve funds etc. such person can’t go into aggressive buying or over aggressive buying because it will affect the other things the discretionary income can do.

[Rhow]

Nobody is saying a newbie “must” be aggressive with their accumulation, but if their discretionary income is big enough to accommodate aggressive buying, then why not? Even though we always advise folks to start small, understand how volatility works then increase amount later. Not everyone starting out might want to follow that same pattern, especially if they’re financially stable. That is why you can’t just assume straight up that a newbie will panick and sell his bitcoin if he starts big.

I believe strongly there is reason a newbie should not be aggressive when they start their Bitcoin investment because their ability  and emotion to handle a massive or strong Dip won't be there so I will advise they stick to the normal DCA purchase consistently maybe with time they can start after developing some level of confident that  won't alter their emotion easily. A newbie doesn't necessarily need to understand how volatile Bitcoin is I mean not to an extreme but knowing market can go up or down at any time is cool.

Being a new investor and investing beyond your means should be viewed differently. Let's say two people start buying Bitcoin at the same time. The first of them may have a large amount of discretionary income every month after deducting all necessary expenses. But the second may have a small amount of discretionary income after meeting necessary expenses. Here, if the first person invests a large part of his discretionary income in Bitcoin, then his decision cannot be called wrong just because he is new. Because in addition to how much he is investing, you have to look at how much he has the ability to invest. I agree that many times, even if you invest within your means, you can feel uncomfortable when the market price falls. But that possibility is not limited to beginners. Experienced people can also be worried about their decisions.

[Ruttoshi]

I think a newbie being aggressive isn’t a case of emotional thing but how much discretionary income they have at the end of the month, and how much can they be Able to allocate to buying of Bitcoin from their discretionary income without affecting their basic needs and also their emotions. You could choose to buy aggressive Without having that discretionary income or you may even have but can’t afford to lose such discretionary income on buying aggressively.

Sometimes we are left with choice of sharing our discretionary income into other stuffs, like building emergency funds, reserve funds etc. such person can’t go into aggressive buying or over aggressive buying because it will affect the other things the discretionary income can do.

It's not a good investment practice to buy bitcoin over aggressively regardless the size of your discretionary income because when you buy over aggressively, it means that you are buying beyond your discretionary income and that's the same thing as gambling because you will definitely sell those bitcoin when you needs arises at a lower price if the price of bitcoin is below your entry point.

You don't need to buy aggressively when you don't know how to do it so that you don't over do it. Buying aggressively is based on your financial situation playing around you at that moment and it's easy for someone with a well organized financial system and his backup funds are already in place.

[Joeboy]

Being a new investor and investing beyond your means should be viewed differently. Let's say two people start buying Bitcoin at the same time. The first of them may have a large amount of discretionary income every month after deducting all necessary expenses. But the second may have a small amount of discretionary income after meeting necessary expenses. Here, if the first person invests a large part of his discretionary income in Bitcoin, then his decision cannot be called wrong just because he is new. Because in addition to how much he is investing, you have to look at how much he has the ability to invest. I agree that many times, even if you invest within your means, you can feel uncomfortable when the market price falls. But that possibility is not limited to beginners. Experienced people can also be worried about their decisions.

It obviously seem that you don't know that emergency funds are built from your discretionary income...If one invest all of their discretionary income or say a large amount of it, then there will be little to no funds available after basic expenses has been sorted out, which could very well affect the possibility of folks having left over for the creation of their emergency funds... To avoid creating issues for yourself as well as your investments, it will be best and also will be a most appropriate action if folks invest some part of their discretionary income into Bitcoin while the remaining part is kept as funds which will be used to build emergency funds in the process of investment..Let there be no need for trade offs, since both funds are mandatory and important...

[Obulis]

A newbie should not even be thinking of buying dips. His main focus should be on building that habit of buying bitcoin regularly and consistently.

For beginners trying to time the market it really a trap. Two bad things usually happen when new investors hold cash waiting for a dip.

The price keeps on rising, and at the end of the day they end up buying  higher out of FOMO. Secondly eveb when the price actually drops they get too scared to buy.

This we’re DCS fixes this both problems, DCA takes out this emotion out of your decision and it build the discipline that needed to hold for a very long term run.

Whether you are a newcomer or an experienced investor, is it actually necessary to understand the price movements of Bitcoin when employing a dca strategy? Furthermore- does the fear of price fluctuation whether rising or falling play any role when using DCA? Since consistent DCA involves investing in Bitcoin regardles of the current market price, concern about price movement or the associated fear become irrelevant. Therefore, the real task is simply to continue with regular DCA and accumulate Bitcoin.

Whether new or old investors using DCA strategy there's no point worrying about price movement because it's irrelevant even when you knows it.
The rise or fall of the market has nothing to do with DCAing because you already decided to carry on with buying Bitcoin whether rise or fall.

Well DCA strategy is just DCA strategy, the consistency that follows is basically on a personal ground. The few times you are DCAing is under all the DCA strategy atmosphere that doesn't care about market price and so on, the same with the consistency your friend is DCAing with.

[Sammysmart001]

Whether new or old investors using DCA strategy there's no point worrying about price movement because it's irrelevant even when you knows it.

Right on 👍 that just the whole superpower of having a DCA Plan. When an individual stick to a strict routine or even automate your buys, daily chart watching will completely be a useless noise.

No need to care weather if your red or green candles are flashing, all because you plans are alrady locked in.

It literally takes out the daily emotional roller coaster out of investment and will allow you to focus on what matters…… living your life and stacking sats.