Post halving investing strategy.

[wiss19]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,
After all the hypes leading to the previous halving event which drastically surge the price of Bitcoin at that time, investors are meant to invest before the halving and then sell after the demand, because demand Wil be high and supply will be low, which will aid the surge in price of BTC, thereby putting BTC in the bull direction, which will in turn affect other altcoins,
So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

Yes, it can be said that this is a good opportunity for big investors to accumulate more bitcoins and some altcoins as well, but investors with less capital should do well before investing at this time because the market is so unpredictable there is no telling if this is the point from which the market will go up so the investor with less investment may not hold for a long time and they may have to sell it back at a loss.

Because, no immediate effects of the halving were felt on the market, we should not act hastily, we still have half a year to see the full results, so for small investors, I would suggest trading using the DCA method, because it is better if they aren't ready to wait. Those who think they can wait, they should wait for at least some time to see the market showing effects of the halving.

[ShowOff]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,
After all the hypes leading to the previous halving event which drastically surge the price of Bitcoin at that time, investors are meant to invest before the halving and then sell after the demand, because demand Wil be high and supply will be low, which will aid the surge in price of BTC, thereby putting BTC in the bull direction, which will in turn affect other altcoins,
So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

Yes, it can be said that this is a good opportunity for big investors to accumulate more bitcoins and some altcoins as well, but investors with less capital should do well before investing at this time because the market is so unpredictable there is no telling if this is the point from which the market will go up so the investor with less investment may not hold for a long time and they may have to sell it back at a loss.

Because, no immediate effects of the halving were felt on the market, we should not act hastily, we still have half a year to see the full results, so for small investors, I would suggest trading using the DCA method, because it is better if they aren't ready to wait. Those who think they can wait, they should wait for at least some time to see the market showing effects of the halving.

Buy on the dip with DCA and accumulate whenever you have a budget and hold it for the long term, in fact that is an investment strategy that has been the best advice we have heard so far. Of course that's good, but not everyone can do it consistently when their financial conditions don't support it. We're just talking about small investors who expect their capital from the remainder of their saved monthly salary, so investing with that strategy can clearly help them earn more bitcoin over time.

This investment advice applies to everyone, even El Salvador itself also buys with DCA and continues to accumulate. If this is done consistently throughout the year, then of course the average purchase price will be lower and holders will get better returns when prices rise high.

[goaldigger]

My investment strategy always remains the same, no matter what’s the price. I believe that Bitcoins are limited in numbers and hence very valuable. So whenever I have funds to spend, I just buy the coins and invest in it for long term. No matter what’s the price, no matter what is the condition of the market, i just buy the coins irrespective of its price. Hence post halving I will again follow this and will keep on accumulating the coins regularly.

This kind of strategy is not applicable to everybody since many want’s to accumulate at a cheaper price as much as possible though this looks like DCA and I think it’s also ok especially for long term players. I personally have my own way to accumulate, I collect all my extra funds and just waiting for the perfect timing to buy again, I mean there should be no rush in buying and we should always do our own research before we invest.

[dunfida]

With the halving event come and gone,  we are now left to determine if the market now is going as predicted or not, with the reduction in mining rewards, which makes the supply of BTC low and demand high, investors can take advantages of this and adopt long positions and also invest in other altcoins,
After all the hypes leading to the previous halving event which drastically surge the price of Bitcoin at that time, investors are meant to invest before the halving and then sell after the demand, because demand Wil be high and supply will be low, which will aid the surge in price of BTC, thereby putting BTC in the bull direction, which will in turn affect other altcoins,
So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

One things for sure on which majority of people who do have experienced on previous bull run or halving event is on that one time last dip that could happen on this market before bull run kicks in.
There's no way that we could really be able to determine it out on when it would happen. The thing on here is that you should really be always having the plan on when to get in and as much as possible
we would really be waiting up for the bottom and this is something that we are really that trying to catch up but of course you shouldnt really be that setting out those unrealistic low prices.
There's always and analysis that would really be backing up through it so that it would be somewhat that could be that giving out that viable analysis.

[wxa7115]

My investment strategy always remains the same, no matter what’s the price. I believe that Bitcoins are limited in numbers and hence very valuable. So whenever I have funds to spend, I just buy the coins and invest in it for long term. No matter what’s the price, no matter what is the condition of the market, i just buy the coins irrespective of its price. Hence post halving I will again follow this and will keep on accumulating the coins regularly.

Sometimes I take a look at what newbies are doing and it surprises me how unnecessarily complex and risky the strategies that they are employing really are, to the point that I wonder if what they are looking is for some excitement or if they are actually looking to make profits.

Because some of the best strategies you can use are very simple and boring, and this is one example, buying bitcoin whenever you can regardless of the price may not seem to some as a way to obtain profits, and yet it is one of best strategies that someone can employ.

[poodle63]

My investment strategy always remains the same, no matter what’s the price. I believe that Bitcoins are limited in numbers and hence very valuable. So whenever I have funds to spend, I just buy the coins and invest in it for long term. No matter what’s the price, no matter what is the condition of the market, i just buy the coins irrespective of its price. Hence post halving I will again follow this and will keep on accumulating the coins regularly.

This kind of strategy is not applicable to everybody since many want’s to accumulate at a cheaper price as much as possible though this looks like DCA and I think it’s also ok especially for long term players. I personally have my own way to accumulate, I collect all my extra funds and just waiting for the perfect timing to buy again, I mean there should be no rush in buying and we should always do our own research before we invest.

I guess because its holding for long term, the current price volatility become irrelevant, i mean I can understand that, if back then those people who DCA are buying at around $20k, they'd simply disregard price volatilty whether its $21k or $28k it doesn't matter since at the end of the day their target always $100k.
but i might be different though just like you it might save some pennies waiting for the dips to happen first.
what people afraid when DCA is that they might miss opportunity of getting bitcoin before the pump thats why they always feels in hurry because the pump could always happen quite literally anytime and if they missed that opportunity it gonna cost their DCA a lot more in the future, I guess that might be the reason.

[rodskee]

So in summary investing in BTC at this point in time should be our priority and other promising altcoins. And also taking Risk management strategies just incase the market becomes unfavourable.

lucky to those who have waited a little and the perfect timing to buy is yesterday when
the price dumped to 56,500 and that is the lowest we may see before our awaited bull comes .

My investment strategy always remains the same, no matter what’s the price. I believe that Bitcoins are limited in numbers and hence very valuable. So whenever I have funds to spend, I just buy the coins and invest in it for long term. No matter what’s the price, no matter what is the condition of the market, i just buy the coins irrespective of its price. Hence post halving I will again follow this and will keep on accumulating the coins regularly.

are you solely for bitcoin? or considering buying altcoins also when you invest ?
but that is the best strategy ever mate to keep holding after we bought.

[EluguHcman]

Do not be so misleading mate. After Bitcoin halving investors are never left to determine the Bitcoin price in the future because it does not contribute any realistic form for the Bitcoin future price to be settled based on your sentiment.
After the halving comes an opportunity for more investors to come on board to the Bitcoin industry where could attract the experiences of more demands and also a periodic event by which investors can spread their assets in buying more

There are long term and short term Investors which means only short term investors targets a sudden increments of Bitcoin price in other to sell their coins and protect the interest of making profits while long term Investors are strongly holding believing that more times ahead as they holds would as much point to more profits.

So it is a individual opinion to decide when to sell and when to buy and how long to hold.
Buying on the DCAs while the price is DIP is actually much comfortable but we can as well buy in at cost of price because the price of Bitcoin in the future is unpredictable and hopes that even at the bear it can still pull a force to more increments. That is to say even buying after a higher value, more higher value is expected in a period of time as long we could hold patiently.

[bestcoins1]

are you solely for bitcoin? or considering buying altcoins also when you invest ?
but that is the best strategy ever mate to keep holding after we bought.

I don't know what investment strategies other people have implemented at the moment or in the past, but personally I still prefer to invest in Bitcoin if it is within the scope of crypto. Because on the other hand, I also prefer other investments such as real estate, so I don't really like investing in altcoins, even though I also like buying altcoins, but this is only to seek short-term profits through trading in the market. Because investing in more good things can also provide opportunities for more profits, although to get this we also need to be patient.

[btc_angela]

My investment strategy always remains the same, no matter what’s the price. I believe that Bitcoins are limited in numbers and hence very valuable. So whenever I have funds to spend, I just buy the coins and invest in it for long term. No matter what’s the price, no matter what is the condition of the market, i just buy the coins irrespective of its price. Hence post halving I will again follow this and will keep on accumulating the coins regularly.

This kind of strategy is not applicable to everybody since many want’s to accumulate at a cheaper price as much as possible though this looks like DCA and I think it’s also ok especially for long term players. I personally have my own way to accumulate, I collect all my extra funds and just waiting for the perfect timing to buy again, I mean there should be no rush in buying and we should always do our own research before we invest.

I guess because its holding for long term, the current price volatility become irrelevant, i mean I can understand that, if back then those people who DCA are buying at around $20k, they'd simply disregard price volatilty whether its $21k or $28k it doesn't matter since at the end of the day their target always $100k.
but i might be different though just like you it might save some pennies waiting for the dips to happen first.
what people afraid when DCA is that they might miss opportunity of getting bitcoin before the pump thats why they always feels in hurry because the pump could always happen quite literally anytime and if they missed that opportunity it gonna cost their DCA a lot more in the future, I guess that might be the reason.

Yes, I think this is the best strategy for post halving. I mean we can still accumulate even in the bull run as they are moments when the price is still going down, just like what we are seeing today.

DCA is the way around, and I think majority here are doing this strategy for a long time and it very effective still.

And for us regular investors who can't afford to buy like 1 Bitcoin right away, DCA is our friend and I think it is tailor made for small investors like the majority of us and so we should used it no matter what cycle we are and our intention is to have as much Bitcoin as we can.

[Lanatsa]

My investment strategy always remains the same, no matter what’s the price. I believe that Bitcoins are limited in numbers and hence very valuable. So whenever I have funds to spend, I just buy the coins and invest in it for long term. No matter what’s the price, no matter what is the condition of the market, i just buy the coins irrespective of its price. Hence post halving I will again follow this and will keep on accumulating the coins regularly.

This kind of strategy is not applicable to everybody since many want’s to accumulate at a cheaper price as much as possible though this looks like DCA and I think it’s also ok especially for long term players. I personally have my own way to accumulate, I collect all my extra funds and just waiting for the perfect timing to buy again, I mean there should be no rush in buying and we should always do our own research before we invest.

I guess because its holding for long term, the current price volatility become irrelevant, i mean I can understand that, if back then those people who DCA are buying at around $20k, they'd simply disregard price volatilty whether its $21k or $28k it doesn't matter since at the end of the day their target always $100k.
but i might be different though just like you it might save some pennies waiting for the dips to happen first.
what people afraid when DCA is that they might miss opportunity of getting bitcoin before the pump thats why they always feels in hurry because the pump could always happen quite literally anytime and if they missed that opportunity it gonna cost their DCA a lot more in the future, I guess that might be the reason.

Yes, I think this is the best strategy for post halving. I mean we can still accumulate even in the bull run as they are moments when the price is still going down, just like what we are seeing today.

DCA is the way around, and I think majority here are doing this strategy for a long time and it very effective still.

And for us regular investors who can't afford to buy like 1 Bitcoin right away, DCA is our friend and I think it is tailor made for small investors like the majority of us and so we should used it no matter what cycle we are and our intention is to have as much Bitcoin as we can.

Actually we are really that still down and recently we do have that market correction or price decrease but everyone do really freak out that there might be something even more deeper in terms of those low prices but it didnt happen. This is why its really hard to determine on where prices could eventually go in the next hours or days or whatsoever. This is where people would really be making use of their own experience and knowledge on how to handle and bare up the risks on where this market could really be able to give out. Different approach and different strategies and this is something that will vary into each person because not all would really be equal when it comes to this.

So far we havent seen the worst on that post halving price decrease. I do believe that its not really that recent dip but rather there would really be still comes the worst
but of course these are the things which are basing up on what happened in the past but there's no assurance that it would be happening in the present and in the future. So there's no way on telling that.

[BITCOIN4X]

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This kind of strategy is not applicable to everybody since many want’s to accumulate at a cheaper price as much as possible though this looks like DCA and I think it’s also ok especially for long term players. I personally have my own way to accumulate, I collect all my extra funds and just waiting for the perfect timing to buy again, I mean there should be no rush in buying and we should always do our own research before we invest.

Sometimes, buying a lump sum is the best option to do on the dip compared to DCA. In such conditions, they have to be pretty sure that the price has already bottomed out during the correction, so they will definitely get more bitcoins accumulated instead of with DCA.

I don't blame anyone for sticking with DCA regardless of market conditions, but lump sums can also be an option that can be compounded based on market conditions. There is no compulsion regarding which strategy to use, but combining the two in different market conditions can make it a win-win variation.

[AnonBitCoiner]

lucky to those who have waited a little and the perfect timing to buy is yesterday when
the price dumped to 56,500 and that is the lowest we may see before our awaited bull comes .

Actually we don't know if the price will go down or will grow more but people have an extra amount which they have kept with themselves if the market goes down then they invest that amount into it. Some people wait for more dip and due to their prolonged wait they missed so many chances of investment so I think one should have an extra saved amount which they can invest when the price goes down.

are you solely for bitcoin? or considering buying altcoins also when you invest ?
but that is the best strategy ever mate to keep holding after we bought.

It depends on a person whether he is investing only in Bitcoin or is choosing different coins because the loss and win both will be faced by investors. I will say that if someone invests in Bitcoin and some top altcoins for a longer time and also invests in some new projects so when they go higher in price then sell it so in such a way your long term investment will be safe and you will also get profit from your short term holdings.

[Hamphser]

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This kind of strategy is not applicable to everybody since many want’s to accumulate at a cheaper price as much as possible though this looks like DCA and I think it’s also ok especially for long term players. I personally have my own way to accumulate, I collect all my extra funds and just waiting for the perfect timing to buy again, I mean there should be no rush in buying and we should always do our own research before we invest.

Sometimes, buying a lump sum is the best option to do on the dip compared to DCA. In such conditions, they have to be pretty sure that the price has already bottomed out during the correction, so they will definitely get more bitcoins accumulated instead of with DCA.

I don't blame anyone for sticking with DCA regardless of market conditions, but lump sums can also be an option that can be compounded based on market conditions. There is no compulsion regarding which strategy to use, but combining the two in different market conditions can make it a win-win variation.

When finding up the bottom then this is where i do agree on what you have said that majority will really be focusing or would really be that preferring that much on putting up that lump sum rather than on going with DCA on which we know that there are ones who do like on getting that all in on the bottom rather than on having that in averaging but well this is really that always falls down into someones interest
or their plans about into their positions. When it comes to strategies then it would really be that differ to each other and this is where traders and investors would really be making out their own  strategies.
Doesnt matter whether you would really be DCA or lump sum then it would be that depending on your own approach because market is unpredictable. There's no right or wrong on here with your decisions.

[Falconer]

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When finding up the bottom then this is where i do agree on what you have said that majority will really be focusing or would really be that preferring that much on putting up that lump sum rather than on going with DCA on which we know that there are ones who do like on getting that all in on the bottom rather than on having that in averaging but well this is really that always falls down into someones interest
or their plans about into their positions. When it comes to strategies then it would really be that differ to each other and this is where traders and investors would really be making out their own  strategies.
Doesnt matter whether you would really be DCA or lump sum then it would be that depending on your own approach because market is unpredictable. There's no right or wrong on here with your decisions.

Of course, every investor is free to use any investment strategy that they think can produce better profits. Lump sum or DCA are basically fine to utilize, so I agree with both strategies when investors know when to use one or both at different times.

There are several investment strategies that are worth trying, here are excerpts:
I think everyone could find out more strategies that are shared publicly online. They just need to use the keyword "Investment Strategy".

• Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)
• Value Cost Averaging
• Averaging Up
• Average Down
• Buy On Weakness, Sell On Strength
• Strategi Lump Sum

[Dunamisx]

This post halving investment plan has to come with a lot of strategies and the investors have to understand this because we are in the season whereby the market price becomes unpredictable and more highly volatile, we also need to be sure on the target that we do on how we go about our investment in other for us not to run on losses, all these are what we should first put into considerations before making any decision on investment .

[wxa7115]

Sometimes, buying a lump sum is the best option to do on the dip compared to DCA. In such conditions, they have to be pretty sure that the price has already bottomed out during the correction, so they will definitely get more bitcoins accumulated instead of with DCA.

I don't blame anyone for sticking with DCA regardless of market conditions, but lump sums can also be an option that can be compounded based on market conditions. There is no compulsion regarding which strategy to use, but combining the two in different market conditions can make it a win-win variation.

The skills of the investor will determine which strategy is the best for each one of them, since an investor that is skilled at reading the markets can buy the dip in a very effective manner and obtain more profits this way.

However, for someone that cannot do this, buying the dip is a strategy that will only bring them losses and headaches, so the best strategy for them is to simply employ the DCA strategy and be happy with whatever profits they can get.

[Ricardo11]

Bitcoin is affected when Bitcoin affects other alt coins. Every dip in Bitcoin is an opportunity to increase your wealth. Grow your investment portfolio by buying from as many dips as you can. If we can buy at a lower price at the time of purchase, then it will give us a higher return after the bull run. You invest not only in bitcoin, you also invest in alt coins, because after bull run bitcoin will affect all alt coins also, at that time we can earn good money from alt coins too. You save your assets for a long time, it will give you a higher return later.

[blckhawk]

Not much change in my way of investing, just buy low and sell high and doing some DCA on the side to keep things in a much easier for me and not get left behind when the possibility of the price suddenly pumping, I wouldn't lose the potential to make a profit. I don't get the need to do something different though, is there something that will happen after halving? I'm sure that whatever is going to happen, it's not going to happen immediately or after the same year as the halving, big things in the bitcoin market takes time.

[Marvell1]

Sometimes, buying a lump sum is the best option to do on the dip compared to DCA. In such conditions, they have to be pretty sure that the price has already bottomed out during the correction, so they will definitely get more bitcoins accumulated instead of with DCA.

I don't blame anyone for sticking with DCA regardless of market conditions, but lump sums can also be an option that can be compounded based on market conditions. There is no compulsion regarding which strategy to use, but combining the two in different market conditions can make it a win-win variation.

The skills of the investor will determine which strategy is the best for each one of them, since an investor that is skilled at reading the markets can buy the dip in a very effective manner and obtain more profits this way.

However, for someone that cannot do this, buying the dip is a strategy that will only bring them losses and headaches, so the best strategy for them is to simply employ the DCA strategy and be happy with whatever profits they can get.

You're right, it will depend on each investor's skills and preferences. But I think buying a lump sum won't bring any loss or harm to someone as long as they don't sell their bitcoins if the price drops more after the buying. Don't forget that 1BTC=1BTC and as long as we can hold until bitcoin recovers and increases strongly, there will never be a loss.

Personally, I also prefer a one-time purchase rather than using a DCA strategy. I like to take risks and a one-time purchase will probably give me the maximum profit, and if unfortunately the price I have to pay is just holding on to it longer than I expected, but I won't lose as long as I don't sell.