Maximizing income from crypto in this new year.

[Plaguedeath]

I am also still a beginner in the world of crypto trading,
usually when we buy at a low price, the crypto tends to continue to fall because it is in a downtrend, as a result we will float minus, or lose

then how long does it take to hold the coin until profit?

maybe others can help me too, I really appreciate it, thank you

If you own Bitcoin, I believe you will make some profit in this year.

If you buy Bitcoin at the ATH, you need to wait for 4 years in order to earn profit.

If you hold altcoins, there's no way to know that. Altcoins not always pump the same or higher % like Bitcoin, while the loss is usually higher than Bitcoin, this is the reason why most altcoins can't overperform Bitcoin.

[Oshio-man]

OP, how can a beginner find out the best rate?

By waiting for the price of his or her choice in the market before he or she can buy and hold for bull season to take place which is the season many holders use to release their crypto for income purpose, I believe you know that every crypto users have a particular price he or she is waiting for in the bear season before they can buy and hold.

The one you are talking about as a low price?[The old prices of Bitcoin, which people bought several years ago, as you understand, will not return, and beginners, not knowing this, will wait for the price that they like the most. As a result, we can assume that purchases at a low—the best price, will never have the opportunity to buy.

Yes, I'm talking about the old price because I know that the price of crypto will not going to remain in this high price it's now, and once the bear season occur in the market, $20k or $50k is possible for people to see before they can buy and hold, which is the low price am talking about because I know that there are some people waiting to see the price hit back to that old price before they will be move to buy in the bear season.

Why did you forget about the DCA strategy? This topic, or rather several topics, is very well discussed on the forum. For beginners, buying according to this strategy regularly will be the best way out for long-term investments.

I believe I have stated it easier in this thread, that newbies should buy when the price is low to accumulate crypto in their wallets and wait for the price to increase higher in the nearest future before they can sell, which is the dollar cost average (DCA) strategy , I know this strategy is very common in this community but is not too common among newbies which they need to key to this strategy for them to be able to maximizing income this season.

[Questat]

In addition OP, one will also maximize his profits if he diversify his investments well and invest for long term hodling. DCA is a great help, as one could continue buying irregardless of the price. And lastly, take profits when there are opportunities to be in profits. While these could be helpful strategies, but in the end it all goes down to being patient and stay cautious while dealing its volatile market.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Buy crypto when the price is low and sell when the price is high, I know this method is very common to some people, but is not common to newbies, make sure you buy when the price is low and hold for long term before you can sell  when the price is high to maximize income. I will advice newbies to apply those methods to maximizing income from crypto investment.

Everybody says this but yet it isn't being done instead we get people crying of not being able to buy before the bull market happens and it's usually the spirit of procrastination that causes this to happen. Buy low and selling high is kinda stressful if we're being honest when you can just buy and hodl. As you do that you don't care that much about the present condition of the market because you know that you aren't buying to sell in the next few hours but you have plans of hodling therefore the particular time you buy isn't that necessary as you'll still be in profits whenever you want to sell. To maximize the best  of profits from Bitcoin, you have to be strategic about your investments and buy like the asset is limited because it actually is and don't think about selling for now.

[lovesmayfamilis]

OP, how can a beginner find out the best rate?

By waiting for the price of his or her choice in the market before he or she can buy and hold for bull season to take place which is the season many holders use to release their crypto for income purpose, I believe you know that every crypto users have a particular price he or she is waiting for in the bear season before they can buy and hold.

The one you are talking about as a low price?[The old prices of Bitcoin, which people bought several years ago, as you understand, will not return, and beginners, not knowing this, will wait for the price that they like the most. As a result, we can assume that purchases at a low—the best price, will never have the opportunity to buy.

Yes, I'm talking about the old price because I know that the price of crypto will not going to remain in this high price it's now, and once the bear season occur in the market, $20k or $50k is possible for people to see before they can buy and hold, which is the low price am talking about because I know that there are some people waiting to see the price hit back to that old price before they will be move to buy in the bear season.

Why did you forget about the DCA strategy? This topic, or rather several topics, is very well discussed on the forum. For beginners, buying according to this strategy regularly will be the best way out for long-term investments.

I believe I have stated it easier in this thread, that newbies should buy when the price is low to accumulate crypto in their wallets and wait for the price to increase higher in the nearest future before they can sell, which is the dollar cost average (DCA) strategy , I know this strategy is very common in this community but is not too common among newbies which they need to key to this strategy for them to be able to maximizing income this season.

Okay. Let's imagine that I, a newbie, want to buy bitcoin at $20,000. When can I buy it? And if such a price never happens again? Have you thought about it? I'm talking about newbies, those who know nothing but only have a desire to invest. You teach exactly such people in your topic. I'll tell you what will happen to them. They will not wait for this price, so with any price drop, they will wait for its lowest level. As a result, they will never buy because they don’t know a reasonable price.
 Let's return to the strategy mentioned as DCA. While some are waiting, others are buying and increasing their profits.

[Miles2006]

The third which stated an obvious fact buy the dip and hold, the strategy is so common yet the funny part is the dip will not come always so at this point what should the investor do? Wait or just observe the market till the dip is available for buyers, no because an investor should buy regardless the price and the advice is not just meant for newbies rather it’s a general advice investors should not only wait for the dip rather buy when the funds is available. Selling depends on an investor, why should anyone tell me what to do especially involving bitcoin when to sell or not because the market price is so high perhaps they usually do this so newbies will be scared either fear of missing out.

[bias]

Selling depends on an investor, why should anyone tell me what to do especially involving bitcoin when to sell or not because the market price is so high perhaps they usually do this so newbies will be scared either fear of missing out.

Yes, we should tell others how to react and what to do. Because they are noobs. Especially these days when everyone all of a sudden becomes an expert trader or guru of crypto-economics and shitcoins/ memes pop up like mushrooms. HODL is the key to keeping and pressing prices going up, and there is no better proof than history itself. Of course, all of us (or better the 95% of us) will sell at a very high price, like the one that we experience now. However, it's far better (for a lot of reasons) not to sell them all and hodl as much as possible.
So, if you think that somebody dictates to you what to do with your BTC, you are simply wrong. Advising isn't dictating.