Seeking advice for best BTC strategy

[Zoomic]

@op, I do not know of your investment goals wether you are investing for short term gains or not. But if you are so unsure of what strategy to use, just buy and hodl. Many of us started investing by hodling for a very long time. With this your poor knowledge of investing, you are likely going to regret your decision to buy when price dips and sell when the price pumps. This is because chances are high that you would sell at the wrong time either due to anxiety or impatience and this would affect your profitability greatly.

[Ale88]

I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

So if there was a safe strategy that would allow you to always sell at pumps and buying at dumps why are there people who lose money? What you are looking for simply doesn't exist, it's easy to say but very difficult to achieve. Let's say that you sell during a pump, you have no way to predict whether that pump will keep happening or not, same with the dip, it could go down $1k or maybe $5k, you could be waiting for a bigger dump that could never occur, or that maybe it could take months and months.

[Smartprofit]

Hello all members here.

I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

What if 4 years cycle is not here this time.
What approach one should get here.

Thanks

The safest strategy when investing in Bitcoin is to buy the first cryptocurrency when possible and sell it only when necessary, when there is a very high need for fiat funds. Bitcoin is a deflationary currency with a limited supply, so the price of Bitcoin increases in the long term.

As for the four-year cycles, partly related to the halving and partly related to the US presidential election, we do not know if this pattern will continue in the future. Perhaps the four-year cycles will turn into, for example, seven-year cycles.

Personally, in the current bull cycle, I use the following benchmarks - I do not think the price of Bitcoin will exceed $ 328,000, but I will be very surprised if the price does not eventually reach the level of $ 210,000. Which of the two scenarios will come true, I do not know yet.

Or maybe I am wrong and my picture of the world is not correct...

[Miles2006]

Hello all members here.

I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

What if 4 years cycle is not here this time.
What approach one should get here.

Thanks

Selling during the bull and buying the dip is the strategy most investors practice, aside the 4 years cycle you can’t accomplish this goal perfectly except you want to trade your investment. Don’t sell everything, the common fear is you might never meet bitcoin price range as previous cycle indicate. No one can predict the market correctly, anytime you feel you’ve reached the target set and you’ve gotten the desired profit selling can be considered secondly the market might not be in your favour at the moment so in this situation what should you do? Why not wait sincerely no one wants to sell in loss.

[nakamura12]

There’s no such thing as a "sure thing" when it comes to timing the market for buying and selling to ensure profit.
If it were that simple, the market wouldn’t be called unpredictable.

From what I’ve read in many posts here, investors often recommend the DCA method as the best way to accumulate Bitcoin. It’s a consistent strategy that could lead to possible future profits without relying on perfect timing.

This I believe. It's always about taking risk since bitcoin is volatile therefore its price will change overtime. What OP mentioned is already a strategy where selling when it's price is up or pump as op said and buy when many people dump their bitcoin. If he doesn't want to wait for bear market then I would also recommend the DCA method until the goal or amount of crypto is accumulated. There's always some people who think that there's such thing as "sure thing" when there isn't.

[FatFork]

If it were that easy, sure, we'd all be rich! But timing the market perfectly? There's no foolproof plan for that - even the experts get burned sometimes when they try.   

I mean, look around.  Lots can happen to mess up your predictions.

Now that's not to say you cant take some precautions.  Dollar cost averaging - investing regular chunks of change on a schedule - can help smooth out the bumps a bit. 

And cycles like that four year one people talk about maybe hold some weight, but nothing says they'll keep repeating forever.  Past performance won't dictate the future.

So in short, be careful chasing the perfect entry and exit times.  Have realistic expectations.

[tbct_mt2]

If it were that easy, sure, we'd all be rich! But timing the market perfectly? There's no foolproof plan for that - even the experts get burned sometimes when they try.   

There is only a zero-sum game in a single market where capital changes hands and from people who have terrible practice to people who have good practice, from losers to winners. Winners don't need to predict the market price as they only need to have strong belief in Bitcoin future, strong hands to hold their bitcoin, and good risk and capital management to avoid unwanted sales at unprofitable prices.

Now that's not to say you cant take some precautions.  Dollar cost averaging - investing regular chunks of change on a schedule - can help smooth out the bumps a bit. 

Dollar cost averaging helps to bump your total invested capital with time, even you don't realize it, it has actual effects and after like 1 or 2 years, when you check your total invested capital, you will be surprised by what you've done with your money.

Trackers on portfolios of MicroStrategy and El Salvador are good examples.
https://saylortracker.com/
https://nayibtracker.com/

[LogitechMouse]

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I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

What if 4 years cycle is not here this time.
What approach one should get here.

You're hilarious OP. You want something that's almost impossible to achieve.
If that's that easy to know when it will pump and when it will dump, all of us would've become rich already.

OP thinks it's that easy to invest especially in a volatile market like the crypto market. If you have that kind of mindset, crypto isn't for you. Go find an asset where you can predict when it will pump, and it will dump and just invest into it. We can't give precise answer to your questions. What if 4-year cycle doesn't happen? Who cares? I mean for me; I already have a strategy just in case the 4-year cycle will not happen again this time. What approach should you do? Just focus on DCA, and please, please learn first before investing.

Learn first before asking some hilarious questions like this. I know OP is a newbie (I assume), but this question for me is hilarious.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Hello all members here.

I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

What if 4 years cycle is not here this time.
What approach one should get here.

Thanks

I will advise you follow the Dollar Cost Averaging method of investing, whereby you invest a certain amount of money into Bitcoin at a specific interval of timeframe, not minding the price value of Bitcoin. Because sometimes you could buy Bitcoin at $70,000 per BTC, and after it's price rises to $74,000 you end up selling, only to discover it's price has skyrocketed to $90,000 and you end up regretting why you sold your Bitcoin at $74,000.  So it's advisable you follow the Dollar Cost Averaging method my investing an amount you can always afford to lose.

[FortuneFollower]

Hello all members here.

I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

What if 4 years cycle is not here this time.
What approach one should get here.

Thanks

I will advise you follow the Dollar Cost Averaging method of investing, whereby you invest a certain amount of money into Bitcoin at a specific interval of timeframe, not minding the price value of Bitcoin. Because sometimes you could buy Bitcoin at $70,000 per BTC, and after it's price rises to $74,000 you end up selling, only to discover it's price has skyrocketed to $90,000 and you end up regretting why you sold your Bitcoin at $74,000.  So it's advisable you follow the Dollar Cost Averaging method my investing an amount you can always afford to lose.

Or to buy in lumps, but there should be no regret that you did it that way.
More stability -DCA. More potential if the analysis is applied - buying in lumps. In my opinion, of course..

[NewRanger]

I will advise you follow the Dollar Cost Averaging method of investing, whereby you invest a certain amount of money into Bitcoin at a specific interval of timeframe, not minding the price value of Bitcoin. Because sometimes you could buy Bitcoin at $70,000 per BTC, and after it's price rises to $74,000 you end up selling, only to discover it's price has skyrocketed to $90,000 and you end up regretting why you sold your Bitcoin at $74,000.  So it's advisable you follow the Dollar Cost Averaging method my investing an amount you can always afford to lose.

I think what you said is quite clear, this method only works for people who believe and dare, but if you are easily influenced by altcoins, the decision can change.

I personally also rely on this technique even though the process also takes quite a lot of time because the system is installments according to our capital ability. Yes. Behind the efforts that when we carry out discipline, I think it will produce optimal results, especially if what we invest in is BTC, not anything else.

[mirakal]

There’s no such thing as a "sure thing" when it comes to timing the market for buying and selling to ensure profit.
If it were that simple, the market wouldn’t be called unpredictable.

From what I’ve read in many posts here, investors often recommend the DCA method as the best way to accumulate Bitcoin. It’s a consistent strategy that could lead to possible future profits without relying on perfect timing.

Certainly agree on this. There is no best strategy that may work for selling bitcoin, but as long as you sell for profits, that's already a good and working one.

However, don't just focus on selling your coins, but also think on how you can earn maximum amount in your portfolio and this could be possible through DCA. Buy regardless of the price, and do it regularly. After 5-10 years, you will be amaze on how many bitcoins you have earned, the more number of bitcoin, the more massive your profits will be once you sell them off.

[Diteeru]

As a crypto trader, you are an entrepreneur as that young man that has a physical shop somewhere, and one of the attributes of an entrepreneur is RISK taking!

However, we tend to mitigate the level of risk we face by going for knowledge and relevant information.

So, I'll advise you to trade based on your level of knowledge while you continue to grow.

In my opinion, BTC will keep rising, when you notice a dip as you stated above, you can buy. If it increases to a considerable level you are satisfied with, you can then sell.

Also, you can buy the dip and hodl for a very long time.

Just my two cents.

[GigaBit]

I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

Everyone wants what you want, but can everyone succeed in their goal? If an expert could accurately predict when the price of Bitcoin will increase and decrease, then they would be the owner of the most wealth. That is why no one can accurately predict when the price of Bitcoin will increase. If the investor has a little knowledge about the market, he will be able to make some reasonable predictions.



What we understand about the Bitcoin market is that its price is constantly increasing and this trend will continue in the future. That is why if someone does not have financial difficulties, it is better to hold Bitcoin for a long time. For those who are not in a good financial situation, after analyzing the market and reaching a reasonable level, then he can sell his Bitcoin. However, if we observe the previous points, we can easily understand that the price of Bitcoin will increase, so the best strategy is not to sell it but to hold it.

https://bitsgap.com/blog/when-is-the-best-time-to-sell-bitcoin

[yudi09]

I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

What if 4 years cycle is not here this time.
What approach one should get here.

DCA. Using the DCA method allows us to get Bitcoin regularly in an amount that suits our financial capabilities without having to wait for the price to go up or down.
This method is not for the short term, but for the long term. Just target according to the four year cycle.
Now the price is going up again.

[rodskee]

What if 4 years cycle is not here this time.
What approach one should get here.

right now i will say that i still believe the cycle will continue and that there is absolutely no need to go all worried about it but to answer your question the best thing you can do is to just keep buying anyway lots of people make use of dca strategy where they buy bitcoin regularly instead of waiting for specific prices this also helps those with not much budget to buy as it allows them to accumulate more bitcoin over time without making one big purchase they can't afford

[serjent05]

Hello all members here.

I want advice from all veterans here as what best strategy can be for BTC selling. I want to sell at every pump and buy on every dump. How can one make sure he does not lose it.

First you have to look at the market closely, no one can predict the future so one must be very observant and updated about the market movement.  It really needs a hard work and wit to pull a successful trade.  You can use bot and setup stop loss to be able to prevent huge losses during crash.

What if 4 years cycle is not here this time.

No one knows what will happen in the future, you can just take advantage of the market volatility if you do not want to depend on the Bitcoin 4-year cycle.  Nothing much we can do if the 4 year cycle isn't there anymore but to take advantage of sell order and buy order discrepancies.

What approach one should get here.

If are into a long run investment, you can DCA while applying the buy low sell high strategy in order to booster your accumulation. If you worry about the future of BTC then there is not much we can do since no one can tell the future and every investment have risk though we can apply risk management method but I believe the risk of losing is always there in each investment/

[BABY SHOES]

Once the bullish phase ends then the bear phase will come then that's where you can buy more bitcoins for a few years maybe by accumulation (DCA) it will be more than buying once selling later.

The 4-year cycle doesn't exist at this point? Then you don't see the history of bitcoin right?
I think history will repeat the same cycle but with an increase in the multiplier that is still unknown, so make sure you can take advantage when the market is bearish.

[Asiska02]

There is no such exact approach you can have towards the market to get the best strategy to take profit in your investment and not incur any loss. The bitcoin market is very speculative and has this high volatility in it that makes it unpredictable to know the next target, the next move and the next bearish state of it. The best strategy I can give which I know everyone is well acquainted to, is buying low and selling high. The main aim of investing is to benefit from it and if you’re on the losing end, it would become a loss investment. So when you’re too scared of holding for long and not missing out on selling at a good price, you can be taking your partial profits as the market continues to appreciate, it will not make you lose most of your investment capital you’ve invested with.

[Botnake]

I doubt if there is best strategy known for a profitable bitcoin sell-off. Otherwise, majority will be in massive profits everytime bitcoin ends up with a bullish price.

The truth about this is, there's no best but I would say it's a safe strategy to use. Do the DCA method and hold. And when you're tired of holding, then sell portion of your bitcoin portfolio. Make sure you sell in time of bullish season, that's the perfect time to sell. And buy back again when bearish season hits bitcoin price.