Who says it's too late to buy Bitcoin?

[AmaGold70]

Your story is an evidence that it is not too late to buy Bitcoin as long as you are a long term investor you will always make profit in the end no matter what happens, a gained a whooping 40% profit and that's a lot if you ask me, it clearly shows the potential of Bitcoin. No time is bad to invest, Bitcoin price might be up to 200k in the nearest future, who knows what the future holds?

[FortuneFollower]

Your story is an evidence that it is not too late to buy Bitcoin as long as you are a long term investor you will always make profit in the end no matter what happens, a gained a whooping 40% profit and that's a lot if you ask me, it clearly shows the potential of Bitcoin. No time is bad to invest, Bitcoin price might be up to 200k in the nearest future, who knows what the future holds?

The future is bright, and now we see the sale on the market in full swing.

Buy, hodl, and repeat  That's what it's about for those who learn things right.

[summonerrk]

Yes, the thoughts are not at all rosy.
It all started with his absolutely speculative token Trump, which his son and company made. Trump himself obviously does not understand anything about cryptocurrency.
Then he was told that by speculating on the concept of Bitcoin reserves, you can make money. Which is what we saw the other day. They bought, announced the news, and ... either dumped everything on Max price, creating a fall, or left it for the long term.
And the reserve... And what are the US going to buy crypto for when there are problems in all sectors that require cash?

Nevertheless, it looks like it should not fall anymore, which is what traders are talking about.
So... maybe this is the best time to buy ?

[Tmoonz]

Yes, the thoughts are not at all rosy.
It all started with his absolutely speculative token Trump, which his son and company made. Trump himself obviously does not understand anything about cryptocurrency.
Then he was told that by speculating on the concept of Bitcoin reserves, you can make money. Which is what we saw the other day. They bought, announced the news, and ... either dumped everything on Max price, creating a fall, or left it for the long term.
And the reserve... And what are the US going to buy crypto for when there are problems in all sectors that require cash?

Nevertheless, it looks like it should not fall anymore, which is what traders are talking about.
So... maybe this is the best time to buy ?

Nothing can be certain you know, the market is already known for the ups and downs we are seeing(volatility) and it is important we get use to it, as for the traders it is a huge fight between them and what the market has to offer to them because they can not control the market but will always accept what the market gives to them, it is devastating, frustrating to even imagine it and the reason why it is much advisable to invest than trading. However, anyone can do whatever they like, for investors any time they have their investment money ( discretionary income) readily available the can invest because they have no business timing the market before buying.

[Pandu Geddon]

Your story is an evidence that it is not too late to buy Bitcoin as long as you are a long term investor you will always make profit in the end no matter what happens, a gained a whooping 40% profit and that's a lot if you ask me, it clearly shows the potential of Bitcoin. No time is bad to invest, Bitcoin price might be up to 200k in the nearest future, who knows what the future holds?

No one knows the future situation, even shortly after you buy your Bitcoin. You can find a high pump in a short time that is extraordinary, but you can also find a drop that surprises you.
As long as your Bitcoin purchase is intended for long-term investment, then there will be no problem with price movements in the near future. Unless you experience panic in a rapidly changing market situation.
Whenever there is an opportunity to buy Bitcoin, then do it and hold it for a long-term plan.

[MusaPk]

Just like you said, a full circle which is 4 years can be slightly considered enough time for someone who is nearing retirement age to HODL depending on your financial strength and health status which will determine if they can go longer than a full cycle. Then for the vibrant youths who are full of life an energy, they can decide to HODL for more than a decade depending on when their target is met because as an investor, their is need to set a target for your investment so that when you reach your target, you can figure out whether to continue or not.

The dilemma is whenever Bitcoin price goes high people start saying it's too high to jump in now. Anyone who is new to Bitcoin must start from whatever price he see while investing and don't wait for the dip. Bitcoin has a cycle of 4 years and after every 4 years we see new ATH. To be on safe side invest for minimum of 5 years and that's how one can see full potential of Bitcoin.

Those who are young like in early 30s have golden opportunity in hands of investing in Bitcoin. They have time and can wait for more then 5 years, with time Bitcoin demand will go high while supply of Bitcoins will be decreasing with time.

[Sim_card]

Your story is an evidence that it is not too late to buy Bitcoin as long as you are a long term investor you will always make profit in the end no matter what happens,a gained a whooping 40% profit and that's a lot if you ask me, it clearly shows the potential of Bitcoin. No time is bad to invest, Bitcoin price might be up to 200k in the nearest future, who knows what the future holds?

No one can know the exact percentage of profits that his bitcoin portfolio will give to him in future because no one knows the price that bitcoin will reach in future. Saying 40% profits can be misleading to newbies and make them invest with the hope of such profit in the long run. It's better that bitcoin long-term investors should put profits in their minds when investing in bitcoin but rather, focus more on building and growing your bitcoin portfolio so that you can reach your bitcoin target.

With such mindset, you will be consistent and persistent in building your bitcoin portfolio weekly with regular DCA, because you are determined, and you will look for means of increasing your income so that you can have a good size of discretionary income to invest aggressively. If you put 40% profits in your mind and for that reason start accumulating bitcoin in future if you didn't get such profits, you will be disappointed.

[cxtreenal]

Just like you said, a full circle which is 4 years can be slightly considered enough time for someone who is nearing retirement age to HODL depending on your financial strength and health status which will determine if they can go longer than a full cycle. Then for the vibrant youths who are full of life an energy, they can decide to HODL for more than a decade depending on when their target is met because as an investor, their is need to set a target for your investment so that when you reach your target, you can figure out whether to continue or not.

The dilemma is whenever Bitcoin price goes high people start saying it's too high to jump in now. Anyone who is new to Bitcoin must start from whatever price he see while investing and don't wait for the dip. Bitcoin has a cycle of 4 years and after every 4 years we see new ATH. To be on safe side invest for minimum of 5 years and that's how one can see full potential of Bitcoin.

Waiting for a drop to buy Bitcoin prevents investors from making more profits. What we can learn from the past Bitcoin equation is that its price will be higher than expected. High profits and investment go hand in hand, so you should invest in Bitcoin from today, with a time horizon of ten years rather than five years. Sometimes it is better to focus on holding Bitcoin than to make a profit. In the hope of making more profits in the future.

[JayJuanGee]

Invest in Bitcoin if you can afford it because at the end, you have very little chances of regretting your decision.

Indeed. If you believe of its potential then anytime is a good time to buy Bitcoin, as long as you can afford it and you understand the risk (since price correction is inevitable as well).

However, if you are careful and thinking wisely, a price dip is certainly much better. Investors who used to seeing the price turning up and down knows when is the best time to fill our bags

Any time is good but buying during peaks still is not a wise thing to do. Why should someone buy Bitcoin at 100K when there will definitely be a much better possibility?

A newbie no coiner or low coiner buys bitcoin at $100k because he either does not have any bitcoin or he does not have enough bitcoin, and he has little to no idea whether the BTC price is going to go up or go down.  

Your assertion that there will be "definitely" a better possibility is pretty damned close to 100% wrong, especially since you don't even know if there will be a "better possibility" or not.  There is no way to know.  You cannot look at the charts and know, and you cannot even look at what everyone else is doing (if that were possible) and predict what is going to happen with the bitcoin price.  Yeah, there might be circumstances that you can place very high odds on certain kinds of BTC price moves, maybe even as high as 90% odds, but you cannot proclaim 100% odds, even if we choose any ATH number and proclaim, "for sure at that price point, BTC will correct back below that price point."  You don't know, and there have been plenty of times in bitcoin's history that the BTC price passed certain price thresholds and never, ever, ever came back to those levels.  Maybe this time is different.  Maybe not.

Anyways, it's not a bad idea but it's not the best idea too. At the moment it costs 86K and I think it's a very good time to buy it. We already tested its potential, which is 109K. Bull cycle has just started, so I'm sure we are guaranteed to see it going up to 100K and even further, probably up to 150K or 190K.

There is nothing wrong with this portion of your post.

I recall having a boss tell me that he did not give any shits about how hard I worked, he wanted to see results... which actually makes sense if we consider the matter.  NOT all work is equally worthy, even if it is hard work and genuinely intense and/or difficult work, especially if it is meaningless... like investing in shitcoins and/or trading bitcoin or shitcoins.  If we are working hard to engage in meaningless work to fuck around with shitcoins or to trade bitcoin, then we are engaging in gambling, which may well not lead to meaningful results.

Well I couldn’t agree more with your old Boss, because in the long run, what really matters is the result you get after all the work and not the work you put into something. I mean, you can actually put in much sweat and busting your butt every single day 24/7, but there’s absolutely no point and nothing to show for your hard work if you’re not getting any positive or meaningful results.

You are saying the same as my ex boss.

And this is also very much applicable to investing in shitcoins or trading/gambling your Bitcoin asset. Because if we are to be real, majority of these things are nothing but mere speculative bullshit, without any real values or fundamentals backing them. And that makes them pure gambling.

And even when you’re simply just trading Bitcoin, rather than HODLing for the long term, what you’re simply doing is just rolling the dice because there’s basically no actual strategy. Now that’s purely gambling and not investing, so anyone doing that shouldn’t consider himself an investor but a trader.

Even if many of us bitcoiners do not recommend shitcoining and/or trading of bitcoin, and even if shitcoining and trading of bitcoin is largely similar to gambling, there still could be positive outcomes that could result from shitcoining and/or trading of bitcoin.

Just like you said, a full circle which is 4 years can be slightly considered enough time for someone who is nearing retirement age to HODL depending on your financial strength and health status which will determine if they can go longer than a full cycle. Then for the vibrant youths who are full of life an energy, they can decide to HODL for more than a decade depending on when their target is met because as an investor, their is need to set a target for your investment so that when you reach your target, you can figure out whether to continue or not.

The dilemma is whenever Bitcoin price goes high people start saying it's too high to jump in now. Anyone who is new to Bitcoin must start from whatever price he see while investing and don't wait for the dip. Bitcoin has a cycle of 4 years and after every 4 years we see new ATH. To be on safe side invest for minimum of 5 years and that's how one can see full potential of Bitcoin.

Those who are young like in early 30s have golden opportunity in hands of investing in Bitcoin. They have time and can wait for more then 5 years, with time Bitcoin demand will go high while supply of Bitcoins will be decreasing with time.

It can be difficult to say for sure what any person should do, yet if a person invests similar amounts of value on a regular basis (such as weekly) for 4 years straight, then their average cost per BTC will be right around the 200-WMA - and historically, an overwhelming majority of times, the BTC spot price is at least 25% higher than the 200-WMA. 

Of course, there are no guarantees, so any of us who might be attempting to think and act rationally, may well consider that it would be good to invest into bitcoin for a whole 4 -6 years or more and then perhaps to reassess after that.  Surely if we are able to frontload our bitcoin investment, then we may well have differing results, yet there are not too many normal people who are easily able to frontload their investment into bitcoin.  And, yeah, for sure, each person has to decide for themselves whether and if so how to invest into bitcoin.

[Gladitorcomeback]

It can be difficult to say for sure what any person should do, yet if a person invests similar amounts of value on a regular basis (such as weekly) for 4 years straight, then their average cost per BTC will be right around the 200-WMA - and historically, an overwhelming majority of times, the BTC spot price is at least 25% higher than the 200-WMA. 

Of course, there are no guarantees, so any of us who might be attempting to think and act rationally, may well consider that it would be good to invest into bitcoin for a whole 4 -6 years or more and then perhaps to reassess after that.  Surely if we are able to frontload our bitcoin investment, then we may well have differing results, yet there are not too many normal people who are easily able to frontload their investment into bitcoin.  And, yeah, for sure, each person has to decide for themselves whether and if so how to invest into bitcoin.

People, especially newbies, don't do much research or apply methods like DCA so that they can have a better buying average if they are investing a similar amount every month or week, etc. What they do is they put together some money and then wait for the perfect time to make an entry, and for most people, the perfect time is when Bitcoin falls down to $30k or below because they believe that is the only way they are going to get profits from it.

Now, when they are waiting for that perfect moment and not buying when Bitcoin is around $90k or something, if Bitcoin goes higher, let's say above $120k or something, they might regret it, but they will still wait for it to drop. This makes people lose so much time and opportunities because their minds are only stuck at that perfect moment in which they will cash and make an entry in the market so that they can get more profits over time.

[Abiky]

Any time is good but buying during peaks still is not a wise thing to do. Why should someone buy Bitcoin at 100K when there will definitely be a much better possibility? Anyways, it's not a bad idea but it's not the best idea too. At the moment it costs 86K and I think it's a very good time to buy it. We already tested its potential, which is 109K. Bull cycle has just started, so I'm sure we are guaranteed to see it going up to 100K and even further, probably up to 150K or 190K.

Well, yeah. But can you tell when Bitcoin is at its peak? What if market prices continue to rise? Then you would've missed the chance to grab some BTC at a discount (buying low). It's really hard to predict what Bitcoin's "next move" will be. Part of this has to do with market price volatility. Adoption-wise, I'd say we're still early to the game. Especially when a large percentage of the world's population isn't into Bitcoin yet. I believe this will change within a few decades from now. New generations are becoming fond of digital payments.

In the future, people will only transact using CBDCs (aka Digital Fiat) and crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC, etc.). That's when we can say it's late to get into Bitcoin. Until then, I'd suggest you keep buying and "hodling" BTC while it's still cheap. Untold riches awaits to those who wait. Just my two sats.

[red4slash]

Sure some traders don't know that they are traders. Some traders call themselves investors, even though they are not investors.  

Exactly, you're right. I believe this is the reason why when they are into their trading practices like buying and hodli for few months or 1-3yrs, they sell when they are in profit. Hoping to buy back when the price falls. Many forum members here also are traders unknown to them, because if you ask them how to I go about investing in bitcoin, they'll say buy in the bear market and sell in the bull run. They will argue with you till infinity that they are not practicing trading, if you tell them. Instead, they'll say that they are investing. Of which investing is beyond this. A full circle for the ederly ones, and ten years above for the younger ones

This consciously or unconsciously happens because of the lack of understanding about investment and in fact, currently there are still many people like that, especially for beginners who sometimes say that they are investors just because they managed to hold for a few weeks or months but immediately sell even when the profit is only a fraction of a percent of what they bought before.

This is the importance of proper learning about what investment is before starting to learn investment techniques and for now the situation is reversed where they focus on investment materials but they don't know what investment is.
So it is not too strange to see many people who mix ideas between trading and investment but consider themselves right by saying that they are investors but are not aware that the purpose of the investment they are doing is actually a little off from what it should be.

[Makus]

Any time is good but buying during peaks still is not a wise thing to do. Why should someone buy Bitcoin at 100K when there will definitely be a much better possibility? Anyways, it's not a bad idea but it's not the best idea too. At the moment it costs 86K and I think it's a very good time to buy it. We already tested its potential, which is 109K. Bull cycle has just started, so I'm sure we are guaranteed to see it going up to 100K and even further, probably up to 150K or 190K.

Well, yeah. But can you tell when Bitcoin is at its peak? What if market prices continue to rise? Then you would've missed the chance to grab some BTC at a discount (buying low). It's really hard to predict what Bitcoin's "next move" will be. Part of this has to do with market price volatility. Adoption-wise, I'd say we're still early to the game. Especially when a large percentage of the world's population isn't into Bitcoin yet. I believe this will change within a few decades from now. New generations are becoming fond of digital payments.

In the future, people will only transact using CBDCs (aka Digital Fiat) and crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC, etc.). That's when we can say it's late to get into Bitcoin. Until then, I'd suggest you keep buying and "hodling" BTC while it's still cheap. Untold riches awaits to those who wait. Just my two sats.

In bitcoin investment, there is no rule that says, buying at the peak is not a wise decision. Let me explain this to you. In price chart analysis there are times where your resistance  peak price becomes your support and vise versa based on the volatility of the market. Bitcoin peak price can sometimes in the future act as the dip. Bitcoin highest high in 2018 is considered a serious dump today, and that is how this current ATH would be considered a dip after we have experienced more circles. However with DCA strategy there is no actual time that is right for buying, you can decide to buy at any moment based on your financial muscle. The earlier you trust bitcoin the less regret time you'll experience.

[Y3shot]

Any time is good but buying during peaks still is not a wise thing to do. Why should someone buy Bitcoin at 100K when there will definitely be a much better possibility? Anyways, it's not a bad idea but it's not the best idea too. At the moment it costs 86K and I think it's a very good time to buy it. We already tested its potential, which is 109K. Bull cycle has just started, so I'm sure we are guaranteed to see it going up to 100K and even further, probably up to 150K or 190K.

Are you tying to say the price of bitcoin is not going to exceed $100 again? And people should not bother to buy again.  If you think people shouldn’t buy now and wait for sometime to buy what is the essence of waiting and buying?. If you say people who are buying to make quick profit shouldn’t buy it is understandable. For those who are going for longterm they can buy at all time , no need to wait because the value of bitcoin and won't be the same in the future.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

Any time is good but buying during peaks still is not a wise thing to do. Why should someone buy Bitcoin at 100K when there will definitely be a much better possibility? Anyways, it's not a bad idea but it's not the best idea too. At the moment it costs 86K and I think it's a very good time to buy it. We already tested its potential, which is 109K. Bull cycle has just started, so I'm sure we are guaranteed to see it going up to 100K and even further, probably up to 150K or 190K.

Are you tying to say the price of bitcoin is not going to exceed $100 again? And people should not bother to buy again.  If you think people shouldn’t buy now and wait for sometime to buy what is the essence of waiting and buying?. If you say people who are buying to make quick profit shouldn’t buy it is understandable. For those who are going for longterm they can buy at all time , no need to wait because the value of bitcoin and won't be the same in the future.

Since market volatility is a natural thing, if someone invests with the hope of quick profits, then he can suffer a big loss due to market volatility. Because the short-term market will not follow your assumptions. The market moves according to its own will, that is why the investor has to deposit Bitcoin by using the right goals and the right strategy. The best strategy is DCA, in which one has to continue investing continuously without worrying about the market fluctuations, no matter the price. Through this, a very good regular Bitcoin portfolio can be created. For a long-term investor, market volatility is not a matter of concern, because Bitcoin has never been dumped for a long time due to such volatility, it has recovered later and reached new heights. That is why, instead of thinking about short-term profits, only plan long-term investment. Because only long-term holding can lead to real success.

[JayJuanGee]

It can be difficult to say for sure what any person should do, yet if a person invests similar amounts of value on a regular basis (such as weekly) for 4 years straight, then their average cost per BTC will be right around the 200-WMA - and historically, an overwhelming majority of times, the BTC spot price is at least 25% higher than the 200-WMA. 

Of course, there are no guarantees, so any of us who might be attempting to think and act rationally, may well consider that it would be good to invest into bitcoin for a whole 4 -6 years or more and then perhaps to reassess after that.  Surely if we are able to frontload our bitcoin investment, then we may well have differing results, yet there are not too many normal people who are easily able to frontload their investment into bitcoin.  And, yeah, for sure, each person has to decide for themselves whether and if so how to invest into bitcoin.

People, especially newbies, don't do much research or apply methods like DCA so that they can have a better buying average if they are investing a similar amount every month or week, etc. What they do is they put together some money and then wait for the perfect time to make an entry, and for most people, the perfect time is when Bitcoin falls down to $30k or below because they believe that is the only way they are going to get profits from it.

Now, when they are waiting for that perfect moment and not buying when Bitcoin is around $90k or something, if Bitcoin goes higher, let's say above $120k or something, they might regret it, but they will still wait for it to drop. This makes people lose so much time and opportunities because their minds are only stuck at that perfect moment in which they will cash and make an entry in the market so that they can get more profits over time.

I agree that a lot of  people have a tendency to wait or to time their entry point into  bitcoin, which is part of the reason why so many of us longer term bitcoiners continue to suggest that one of the best things for any no coiner to do is to just get started, and  the same thing is true with low coiners who are fucking around waiting for better prices, it tends to be way better for the low coiners to just continue to buy, and to buy regularly, persistently, and consistently for 4-10 years or longer.  Sure if they are able to front load their BTC investment, then they might not need to continue to buy for 4-10 years or longer, yet an overwhelming majority of normal people are not able to front load their bitcoin investment, so it is likely best for them to just continue to focus on regular, persistent, consistent and perhaps even aggressive buying of bitcoin for 4-10 years or longer and  not to worry about price.

After several years of buying bitcoin, then newbies are likely going to become more and more informed about their own situation and their bitcoin stash size may well also help to inform them in regards to the extent to which they might need to adapt their BTC accumulation approach in accordance with their 9 individual factors. 

In the future, people will only transact using CBDCs (aka Digital Fiat) and crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC, etc.). That's when we can say it's late to get into Bitcoin. Until then, I'd suggest you keep buying and "hodling" BTC while it's still cheap. Untold riches awaits to those who wait. Just my two sats.

Why does it matter if people are starting to transact with CBDCs and various  crypto such as BTC, ETH, LTC?  That makes no difference. 

If the future comes and a person is still a no coiner or a low coiner, then they still need to get started buying BTC, for their own good.

The BTC price also does not matter.  If the BTC price is $1 million, and  the person does not have any BTC, then they are going to have to buy it at $1 million.. Whether that is in this cycle or next cycle or at some other point in the future.

Of course, we could have a day, 10-15 years down the road, and bitcoin could have prices bouncing between $20 million and $50 million per coin.  Are you coin to tell them that they are too late to buy bitcoin, and they need to buy some inferior currency or asset?  If they are a low coiner and/or no coiner at that time, then they are going to need to buy their BTC at the then going prices.

[Bd officer]

For those who are going for longterm they can buy at all time , no need to wait because the value of bitcoin and won't be the same in the future.

Long term investors do not need to focus on price they can invest anytime with DCA method. Short-term investors focus on price. Short-term investors can be compared to traders because they wait for prices to fall and sell when prices rise. Investing in Bitcoin should be long-term. Some short-term holders will regret it at some point in the future, when Bitcoin hits $1 million. So investing in Bitcoin should plan to hold for the long term.

At some point in the future Bitcoin will be worth $1 million which some new investors cannot believe. They only think about the past they don't care about the future. So if you want to succeed in investing in Bitcoin, there is no substitute for long-term hold.

[Zackz5000]

It can be difficult to say for sure what any person should do, yet if a person invests similar amounts of value on a regular basis (such as weekly) for 4 years straight, then their average cost per BTC will be right around the 200-WMA - and historically, an overwhelming majority of times, the BTC spot price is at least 25% higher than the 200-WMA. 

Of course, there are no guarantees, so any of us who might be attempting to think and act rationally, may well consider that it would be good to invest into bitcoin for a whole 4 -6 years or more and then perhaps to reassess after that.  Surely if we are able to frontload our bitcoin investment, then we may well have differing results, yet there are not too many normal people who are easily able to frontload their investment into bitcoin.  And, yeah, for sure, each person has to decide for themselves whether and if so how to invest into bitcoin.

People, especially newbies, don't do much research or apply methods like DCA so that they can have a better buying average if they are investing a similar amount every month or week, etc. What they do is they put together some money and then wait for the perfect time to make an entry, and for most people, the perfect time is when Bitcoin falls down to $30k or below because they believe that is the only way they are going to get profits from it.

Now, when they are waiting for that perfect moment and not buying when Bitcoin is around $90k or something, if Bitcoin goes higher, let's say above $120k or something, they might regret it, but they will still wait for it to drop. This makes people lose so much time and opportunities because their minds are only stuck at that perfect moment in which they will cash and make an entry in the market so that they can get more profits over time.

One thing they forget is that there is no perfect time to accumulate Bitcoin, waiting for Bitcoin price is drop before accumulating Bitcoin is a waste time you may be waiting for bitcoin to drop before accumulating while to price keep increasing expecially for low coiner or low income earners you can start accumulating Bitcoin where ever you meet the price instead of waiting for that perfect time which is for Bitcoin to drop first, maybe those set of people who also wait for bitcoin to drop before accumulating never know that there is a strategy called the DCA strategy where they can be accumulating Bitcoin if the price is high or low, I will advise them since they couldn't start yesterday now is the second best time to start accumulating Bitcoin.

[Joy- maker]

Invest in Bitcoin if you can afford it because at the end, you have very little chances of regretting your decision.

Indeed. If you believe of its potential then anytime is a good time to buy Bitcoin, as long as you can afford it and you understand the risk (since price correction is inevitable as well).

However, if you are careful and thinking wisely, a price dip is certainly much better. Investors who used to seeing the price turning up and down knows when is the best time to fill our bags

Any time is good but buying during peaks still is not a wise thing to do. Why should someone buy Bitcoin at 100K when there will definitely be a much better possibility? Anyways, it's not a bad idea but it's not the best idea too. At the moment it costs 86K and I think it's a very good time to buy it. We already tested its potential, which is 109K. Bull cycle has just started, so I'm sure we are guaranteed to see it going up to 100K and even further, probably up to 150K or 190K.

if I get you correctly, you mean buying bitcoin at 100k is definitely not a good Idea, yeah I can agree to that just as you said there are much more better possibility to buy bitcoin, rather than buying bitcoin at 100k with the DCA method. But don't get me wrong, because I'm not trying to conderm the DCA method, am only trying to add up to what Synchronice is saying nothing much.

And I think if bitcoin raise to 100k, I we advise that a bitcoin, investor especially newbies should just be on stand by and wait for Bitcoin to DIP before buying, because buying bitcoin with the DIP is also a good strategy, which a good Bitcoin investor can apply in his or her bitcoin accumulation.

[MusaPk]

It can be difficult to say for sure what any person should do, yet if a person invests similar amounts of value on a regular basis (such as weekly) for 4 years straight, then their average cost per BTC will be right around the 200-WMA - and historically, an overwhelming majority of times, the BTC spot price is at least 25% higher than the 200-WMA. 

That's where the success is i.e. keep investing regardless of how much money you have. It's best to invest whatever you have instead of not investing at all. If you see bitcoin 200 WMA vs spot price then most of time spot price is higher then 200WMA except from Jun 2022 to Oct 2023 where spot price of Bitcoin went below 200WMA. Today Bitcoin spot price is 2x times the 200WMA
 

https://bitcoindata.science/withdrawal-strategy

Of course, there are no guarantees, so any of us who might be attempting to think and act rationally, may well consider that it would be good to invest into bitcoin for a whole 4 -6 years or more and then perhaps to reassess after that.  Surely if we are able to frontload our bitcoin investment, then we may well have differing results, yet there are not too many normal people who are easily able to frontload their investment into bitcoin.  And, yeah, for sure, each person has to decide for themselves whether and if so how to invest into bitcoin.

Forget about the one who are not easily able to frontload their investment into bitcoin, talk about the one who are willing to invest in Bitcoin. The one who don't have any doubt about Bitcoin that it's price will go high with passage of time should invest in Bitcoin for 5 years at least and if they are not in rush then they might HODL for even longer duration.